, 1865-12-09

~ VstkACA. NEpAplltAXfSA
James Guthrie, as President Of the Louis
vile 4 Nashville Railroad. IL credited With smart
thing whereby ut. road made two hundred thou
s4pd dollars ont Of the VIZ. The State OF Tcnnes-
had loaned ia boads for {500, ,000 to aid In the
CONSTRUCTION Of the road. which to pay interest
semt-annnally TO the fiscal accnf Of the state-the
Bank ofTennessee. When The Dsnk I'm Of into
Dixie II was Of courxe tmpose,ble to pay, and as
hodcrs rot no dividends the value Of the bonds
dep.ecia,eL Guthrie quietly bought them all up
for the road and the Stat haa 1ust rcc11yed them
at par. thereby canccllins the aebt.
Hon. Samuel ". Ar1icll, member Of the
'Fenucssee Legislature, ron Mauzy couaty, and
Congressman elect according 10 the corrected vpte
Of hit district, had hemosrharr Of the 1uu:t, last
Saturday, o. ycry critical character, aud taken
frem the Capitol (Sashvillc) to Ills lodgings. Mr.
-Arntll IL a leading Radical In Teauessee poillce.
and is man who promises II life If rpared tim} to
achieve national reputation. In easc The Tennes-
ree delegation ore admitted, he has the certtdcate
for the eth DISTRICT which viii Afterwards he con-
1e-sed by Dorsey b. Thomas.
Philip Tonlrpest, Mayor Of Louisville, Kr.,
has been fmpcathed, and is to be tried before the
Iourd Of Aldermen, On the 18th Inst. He had r.
fused 10 eien IN ordinance gTnntinC the right
Of way to a stzeet railroad company, where-
upon the Council passed it oesr the ,eto- The
Mayor still refused to sln, and gave h,s reason.
that one member had been bribed to vote for the
mcatue. and being tbne interested party, he lad
night under the charter to vote; and. further,
thai without his vote there wss not sufficient ma
jorily 10 pass the ordinance over The Veto Upon
this the Council. hy vote Of thirteen to ten, i'm
penched the Mayor. charging him ~ follow: RE-
fusing discharge the duties oI the Office Of Mayor
OF The city Of Louisville.
The horrible murder Of several MEN,
'crs Of die Roosa. famIly. near Lebanon,
Ohio, hist winter. excited profound sensation ut
the time. and the officers Of tbe Law hare been
able 10 solve THE mystery that attended it until
last week, when Samuel Covert md uar11son Nc
Neal we're arrested, the one In Miami county aud
The other in Harrison county, charged with the
crime. They were takcn to Warzrn county and
promptly indicted, but On Tuesday night the
Clerks onlce was entered, and every indictment
file etolrn. new indictment, bya epecial grand
jury. will he returned with The least possible delay
Astdc from the desire to mete OUT pnnifhment to
the murderer. there is Intense anxiety the part
OF the eommunitv 10 lean what indnccd ihe deDds
to commit The hou7id decd.
The assassin Frank Gur1ey, who would
have been hung, at Hrntaville. Ala. two weeks
r1nce but for a weakness that Gen. WhIpple Ind 10
be 1nerciiul an to hear further ron the President
was regularly ttied f,y Military Commission, more
1lan year ssrce, and eentenced TO aeah for kiln:
Gcu Robert l. McCook. The papers went to
President Lincoln, md had not bccn ncted upon
when s1r. johnson came INTO Office. He, finding
the rapcrr, sppro,ed the sentence. a.1 tcegs7phed
Gor. Hrouu]Uw. usE1us what had become uf Cur
ley TIC only answrr possible to make, vas that,
somehow, the villain had clipped OF aud escaped.
Tie good people Of Madson county. Ala. 10 prore
the sincerity OF their "trcconruuc1ion," elected
lin sheriff; and thus it beeame kno~n Where he
Nae htnce the rearrest and instant order Of ezcen-
non. 1t T. believed, and Is ceHaiu1y 10 he hoped,
'lat the order will ycs be carried ont.
The wheat market has been Visited with
quite panic during the past four OF nvc days, and
ur,ce4 la,e steadily declined. THIS day last ueck
the market closed at fl.33 Tor No. Spring, while
at one time Today It sold down to Sl.16; decline
Of 17c per bushel. Towards the c1ote Of Change.
ho~eyC,, moderate speculative demand fptang
1,p md tic market rallied {1.es-a decline of lie
sIuce the tloe, Ut Chnnsc On Friday la.t. This de-
11ecialfon hts en1aiied heavy losees on thote who
were gambling wheat at fictitious values and to-
day Ec.et4l failures ne1c announced. For the past
shr. months the market was completely tn the
1,and+ oil the epecutatofs. who controlled m2tterf
10 euch an extent that shippers were almoft en-.
tiFeiy driven away f1om bcfc. md 1otced TO hare
their orde,s filed ut Racine, Milwaukee and Other
Email points, reaction bAz. however, taken plsce
aud the gamblers mutt make up tlctE minds to
tuftrr thr caec:s OF the tetoN
The Louisville Journal Of Thursday sayt
The suit AGAIN.; Gen. John II. Palmer, '1of ennctnE
slsree TO leave their onners, came be5ofc tue III
cult Court on the 9Th Instant and was argued upo1
motion 10 dlttnits the indictment for want OF juf1e
diction. Gen. la1mer'= ''c1ime" consisted IN pup
liehcd orders removing ohstroct1ons 10 negfoe'
xcrking employment within the State or ont Of II
Time indcin nents arg presented. to each Of Whicl
tic defence entered demurrer that the fuhstant'
Of the indictments did not amount to n o1ens
against Lie criminal laKe. Gen. Palmer opened hl
4,wp ense by brief, fatr and eloquent statement
he afr1l,ed that be was law-abiaing man. ocithe
:,to,c or ,e!ow the Law; TINT he desired to eee III
ln~s Of tle Commonwealth enforced, and accord
ipe]y 1,t surrendered himself into the custody
The Court, to lie tried as the 1Aw directs. lie state
&hst nlat lie had done waa iu obedience to the O.
dcss OF his aupenorr, md not with view to v4oa'
The xistntes Of keniucky. Gen. P2tmerf depor
mcpt aud sosnncr. II well as the zrmtlks hc mad'
n)ca.ed every one. Nouc left tie Court Honse viii
<ut feelings Of admiration Tor the General. nc III
represented b. Gen. ". T. !" ard and hts eon, "a
Ward. whoge arguments on the demurrer were ab
nnd elegant. The nnal result Of the ease il antic
,ntcd With no little interest.