The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
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Secretary Seward Perfectly Re.
covered.
President johnson gone down
the Potomac.
Virginia Rapidly Recovering.
J0f Davis In Good Health.
Intense Heat at Fortress Monroe.
Prisoners Shot In the Court
Room at Albany, Ny.
Virginia Rapidly Recovering.
JoG Davis In Good Health.
Intense Heat at Fortress Monroe
Prisoners Shot In the Court
Room at Albany, NY.
Foreign News.

Nav YORK, July lO.-Go,d Is freely of
ed, but without drawing out buyers. :
short interest IS now quite limited. :
bulls aPpear to have surrendered all hop,
closing upon existing contracts.
WAsHNerOE, July lO.-The Secretary
State continues his dutie, in almost rerl
health. The novel and extraordinary spI
was removed from his face by order Of
surgeon, and proves to have been msrv
lous Success, and very few traces ara to
seen Of the original accident, and the 81
sequent assault Of the bafiled assassin, wi
the exception of a slight swelling on t
side Of his righteheek.
Mr.. Seward rose this morning, dress.
himself, and sven shaved h imself wftho
assistance. His friends will be glad to lea
he has entirely recovered the use Of b
arms, one Of which was maimeG when l
was thrown from his carriage. For sever
days Of the three months Of suffering NJ
s. has been engaged in the transaction
public bushes, a factwhieh viii enable hi
with comparative ease to resume the actio
and lsborious duties of his department.
NV YoRK, July lO.-The Commercial
special says: President johnson has gon
down the Potomac on an excursion, an it
eOnjeelursd he viii visit Richmond upo
his return.
Sickness is greatly inerea,ing in Rich
mond
Mr.. PendleloD, late candidate for the Vic
Presidency, arrived at Washington to-day
on political mission.
NEW YoRE, July IA cores pondent o
the Richmond Republic says: Exesp
around Burksville, there are NJ traces 0
war.
The crops are good the people quiet an,
industrious. Returned soldiers are manful
ly going to work
Gen. Johnston is at Bufa'o Springs. II,
is anxious 10 go to work in some honest &C.
euPaiion, and set an example of submission
and obedience to the laws of his country.
The Danville Railroad has been greatly
improved; the timber was cut and bridges
built across the stautulor river in four days,
by the United States Authorities, aud others
rapid work for old Virginia.
Farmers have met with much embsrrass-
ment for want Of stock and farming utensils
but these are being rapidly overcome.
Many army horses and mules arc being
bought and used. More wheat will be sown
this fall than for many years past.
The Commercials correspondent says all
reports that JEFF. Davis is in declining
health are untrue. His doctor says his
health is good. It seems to be certain that
be will be tried by Military Commission
in Washington on the charge Of completely
in the assassination plot.
The rooms in the old Penitentiary are to
be enlarged and fitted up.
The Irish Brigade went up to Harbor Is
and to receive their pay aud be mustered
,ut.
FoRT MoSRoE, July s.-The rebel prison
rs have all been removed from the hos
pitfalls at Newport News and sent South.
One hundred horses and fifty mules, Gov
eminent property, are to be sold at auction
It Camp Hamilton on the 18th.
The Thermometer yesterday 1OS in the
hade aud 1909 in the streets to-day.
The steamer Cahsl arrived from Balt.
more with $50 released rebsl prisoners for
City Point.
NEvBrRE, n. C., July 5.-The 4th of July
vas celebrated in true Northern style in
Sewbefn, which excited the amszsment Of
he natives and delighted the eolored popu-
alton, both Of whom were present in thou
lands to witness the wonderful scenes.
Charles P. Fitch, Of the Ne'ybern bar, was
he orator, and delivered an eloquent adj
iress. Hon. J D. Hougb, the new Mayor,
naugurated tbs new city government by
the oath of Office to the new
,ity officials and the police force, which en-
lbled the troops to return to their tents in
he field.
Mayor Hough is receiving congratulatory
dispatches from mayors Of Northern cities.
Sewburu is entering on new career Of pro
pects with the promise of bright future.
ireen corn, potatoes melons, and fruit of ali
Sinds including grapes and hgs are nov
plenty in North Carolina, whose soil has all
products grown in the North or South.
The mercury here went up to 90 on the
ia, making it She hottest day Of the season.
There is much feeling among the troOrs
here who have beer mustered out, they
want their pay very much and have been
waiting for a loog time for il.
NEW YORK, July lO-The Costa Rica
brings Psnsma dates to the let.
Another feeble attempt is making to get
up revolution on the lsthmus.
The Queen Of the Sandwich Islands had
passed through Panama en- routs for
Europe.
Preparations were making to celebrate the
4th Of July BY the Americans.
The steamer from Central Ameries, just
arrived, brought 10 news.
Gen. Bsrrios had arrived ct the port Of
Lsuncon, but probably learning his reyolu-
ton had failed did rot land.
Adviees from Chill state that the Spanish
question has been amicably settled.
Business was very dull in Valparaiso, and
the markets in low condition.
A BuenOs Ayrss paper states that mutt
ny had occurred on board the American
bsrque VIM. Tell, ia which the Captain and
mate. had been killed.
Brazil, uniting with Arguentine and IRA
quay, had commenced a cruel war on Para
gusy. There are immense forces in the
field on both sides, aud hostilities are being
carried on without mercy.
A third revolution has broken out in Bo-
liyis, growing out Of the recently self-elect-
ed Pont vellegreggo. The revoiutionists
were marching on the city Of Lspz, and it
was thought they would sack the city.
The rovoludonists in Peru seems to be
gaining ground.
A revolution headed By Ex.president No
bina had broken out in Ecquador.
The war steamer snayos was captured By
a number Of armed men on board the steam
or Washingfou The commander q the
snsyos was killed
An attack on Guayakin BY Ariava VS.
daily expected, but it was thought he would
be repulsed.
ALslST, jelly io.-Much excitement va.
eaused a. East Albany This afternoon by the
shooting u prisoners in the police eosri
room. last Friday alisrnooa two women
named Ann and Bridges Barrows went u
the woods shori distance from home 4
pick berries, aad while thas engaged wer,
seized by four men who repeatedly violates
their persons Bridget, who is but aftsez
years Old, could not live. Il l. said soor
after The crime was publicly known Lewh
MAJOR, aged 80 year., aid his aon, were a.
rested, and recognized b the gigls e. ~
OF the as1ailants. This afternoon they wsrl
taken before the police court for prslimina
" examination, bui the Proeecings he,
scarcely begun when brother OF The Riri
shot she eldest Msior twies il the ara ans
leg, ana be vas beloved b. his rnothsY
who struck Nsjor heavy bi9s upon IN