The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
Late Mexican AdrIeeS.
Split between Che French Gen.
eFal and the Emperor.
RrenCh Feeling Towards Our
Soldiers. sss

EEw YoEr, juno 2s,-Gold I4o and weak
Z. Some Of the large holders who have Istely
refused to lend are to day Lenders. Half 1
million was loaned this morning on easy
terms. There is very little demand for exl
port, and the shipment tomorrow is sx.
Pected to be very light. f
The steam ship Lafayette, for Hsvre, tooh
out to-day sll2,TO0 in specie. SlJ5
YAsHSeToS, June Sat the trial, Geo.
Z. Hutchinson, of Canada, testified as to
being present e conversation at st. Law
renee Hall, Montreal, on the I'd or Sd Of
June, between DR.. Merritt, Beverly Tucker,
General Carroll and ex Governor Prescott,
and that Tucker said he had burned the
letters up for fear the Yankee sons of BIS
would steal them out # his room. These
parties had been talking abOutthe trial.
Nj. Living read an argument in defense
OF Arnold, contending, though Arnold had
entered into the scheme for abducting the
President he abandoned the conspirutors
before the assassination was planned, there
fore, having no part whatever in the muir
der, and not being present in the city when
it was committed, ne was guiltless of any
crime g fVEIuHI SEIH ri
WAsHISeroS, June e Mr.. surrat con-
tinues very sick. a- r. erse-
The commission Of Henry Van Dyke as
Assistant Treasurer Of New York, was sign
ed By the President this morning.
Junius Brutus Booth vas Internationally
released this forenoon from the old Capitol
prison. asi-.
San FRLEcIsco, juno 2O.-Dispstches
from New Westminster, the Capital of
British Columbia Gays the work of string
ing the wires Of the Russian telegraph line
commenced to-day in this city, large
fierce is employed.
We will soon be in telegraPhie conmuni
cation with the mining camps Of Carbosi
and Intermediate towns.
The city election Of Portland, Ofegou,
yesterday, resulted in the complete tuceesa
of the Union ticket with scarcely any op.
position.
Washington special 50 the Boston Jour
nal, states tBatthe South Carolinal doIega-
ton very modestly ask that the Govern
ment redeem Confederate bonds proper,
which amount, according to their calcuis-
tons, 10 about 81, 900, 900. ghe delegation
represent SIOO, 900 worth Of trash, which is
pronounced 70 be the secret Of their ankle
y on the subject. a-sf.t
AURUES, N. Y, june 23--Tbe remains Of
the late Mrs Seward last washingtoa Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock, in a specisl
train provided by the Boston & 0hio xail-
road, under charge Of Assistant supsrin-
tendent Duke Hart, aud arrived in this city !
ct s O'Clock, this morning. The rem2ins
were accompanied to this city by Secretary
Seward, Fannie Seward, Mel. General Han
cOck, Brig General Mitchell, Of Gen. Han
cocks stat, and Msj Morris, Surgeon in
the United States Army, one Of the Sur !
geOns who attended Secretary Stewards
family.
The funeral Of the deceased will ia ks
place atst. Peters Church, in this city, To-
morrow, Saturday at o'clock, Pm.
Secretary Stewards health does not seem |
10 have been injured much by the fatigue.
He looks Remarkably well.
PLYNoUTH, June %, noon-The National |
Council 5f Churches, numbering about 1000 |
persons, arrived in Plymouth by train
from Boston yesterday, and after holding
q regular session on Burial Hill, proceeded |
70 Plymouth Rock, where photograph of
the assembly was taken. They Afterwards
visited Pilgrim Hall and other points of |
interest
New ORLEANS, June 23.-.Col. @. j. Chrit- |
tender, Assistant Adiutant Of Gen. Canby's |
staff, has been promoted to BreYet Brig.
General for raeritorious services.
Advices from Mexico present a very. un- |
settled state Of affairs existing between the
French commander and me Emperor.
The Emperor is stilI travelling.
The Liberals have been successful in
Micheooean.
A lottery scheme has been introduced 10
support the ezebequer visible expenditures
for improvements.
The NATIVES and Auslrians hate the
French. The French express themselves
as bsingab'e to whip the Yankees that
they will spit at American bayonets.
ESPsrsea, Secretary Of the Interior, re-
signed. >-.r larrsfEr- i
Gyms emigration project isexpeetsd 70
be principally supported by soushernOrs.
Napoleon has sent Q director Of police and |
commencsd making arrests. !
The Empire shows evidences Of weskness
sPProximsting to rottennsss. The debt Is |
increasing fesrfully without.
The Emperor has aents commissioner 70 !
the United States 70 watch the eourso Of
events and if uufsyorable, 70 proceed to |
Francs AID prepare Cor evsnsualitiss.
Capt. Page has gone TO Mexico to negoH- |
ste for the sale OF the ram stonewalI to the
Itnperislists.
Gen. Chas. 7. Stone is also In Mexico and
has Interesting conflicts with Gwyn, as he
represents the Jeceksr grant which will be
injurious 10 GTin's project.
Gold, SO. Ccitou-middling, 81.
Persons unsceunintsd in the city SEEING
50 many advertiseaents FOR the treatment
Of SPECIAL Diss-sfs, arc often a. loss 70 do