The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-13
Argentine Republic InFOlTed in
War.
Missouri Adopts a New COnstl-
tuition
Letter From Emperor Napoleon
Gov. CLARK Of Mississippi.
Arrested and PaFOled.

CANF DESIsoS, June I2.-The Eighty
ninth Ohio, Col. Green, numbering eighty
fFe men, arrived yesterday, ct S, g. M,
from Parkersburg, Va.
NEW YoRK, June I2.-Gold in more ac-
tive demand from foreign bankers and the
prospects Of a large shipment by the next
steamer has produced more frmness Of
price, The price opened ct l $50 md
rose to l 4O%@f II, producing the opinion
that the price may advance to 1 50, has pro-
dueed a disposition TO buy on speculation,
though as yet we note no important opera
tons on that account.
WASHINGTON, June I2.-The Rebel Gov
ernor Smith has surrendered himself and
been released on parole.
A witness was called to-day who showed
that O'Laughlin was with him the night Of
April 18th, and not at Secretary Staunton's
as had previously been sworn. 1t was also
shown that the explosion at City Point last
August was. owing to a rebel torpedo.
Witnesses were called to establish the
character Of Lawyer Norton, a Government
witness, for eredibility.
Nav YoRK, June II "A dispatch, dated
Lexington, KY, June 10th, says reliable in'
formation has reached the fIieads Of John
c.. Breckenridge at that place, that he has
arrived safe in Cuba. How ne got there
they refuse to say.
Advices haYe been received from Hayti.
On tho 2sth the revolution was still in
progress without decisive results.
The report of the defeat Of the rebels
was not confirmed.
There had been some lighting near Cant
ayes. It was thOughS the national troops
would abandon that place, and fall back
upon st. Marie.
President Geffard vss making great ex-
ertions in forwarding troops from Port Au
Prince, and the neighboring towns.
By arrivals from Buenos Ayres the an
nouncement is made that the Argentine
Republic has become involved in the war
which has been going on for some Tins be-
tween Paraguay on one side, and Brszil
and Uruguay on the other. It is reported
that the P~arsguans had, without previous
declaration of war, invaded Corricuto, one
Of the Argentine States, and surprised and
captured two AIMED vessels and killed, in
cold blood, ali the officers and crew. or
course this act compelled the Argentine
Republic to take part with Brazil and Uru-
quay, and will change the course Of SYM
patty, which was settling in favor of Para
quay, sgainst that country.
ST. LOUIS, June I2.-Rsturns from seven I
ty-one% counties, together with a portion Of
soldiers vote, leave no doubt as to the adoP-
ton of the new constitution by & decided
msiority. Thirty two counties are to be
heard from, nearly all of which will give a
majority FOX the new constitution, which,
together with a soldiers vote Of several
thousand yet to come in, will make the
majority in favor of its adoption from FIVE
to six thousand.
NEw YOEK, June 12-Msj. Gen. II. ".
slocum visited the stock Exchsnge this
Levening, and was warmly greeted. Gen.
Ksyss was with him. Mr.. d. Morgan,
leading member of the Board, introduced
him to the company; upon which proceed
| AuGH MGI0 nA4E2ALS1t &AA N1AN 1880
given TO the mar who captured Atlants.
The General expressed his pleasure at
meeting with 80 many TOKENS Of friendship,
and to perceive that the war had left so few
marks upon our national prosperity. The
General is a resident Of Syracuse, and rep
resented the second district in the Assem-
bly, Of 1859.
The following is tho letter Of the Emperor
Napoleon to his cousin Mons. -
DFAR CoUsIS-I cannot refrain from in
forming you Of the powerful impression I
have experienced on residing your speech
at Apsco. In leaving you during my sb
senee with the empress, my son as Vice
President Of the Privy Council, I meant 10
you as a proof OF my friendship and conf
dsnee, and 7 hoped that your presence, as
we'll as your conduct and yOar language,
f. you'd testify to the union that reigns in
our family the political programmes which
you place under the eyes Of the emperor
4, can only So We tho enemies OF my govern
: msut to judgments which I cannot admit.
! You add sentiments Of hatred which be
long no longer 10 our day. To spply the
ideasof the emperor to the present time, it
is necessary to have passed through the
stern trial Of responsibility Of power and
besides, are we really capable, pigmies as
: We are, OF spPrecisting the grand historical
figure of Napoleon, as in standing before q
colossal statue we are unable 10 view the
whole ct once, we only see the side which
strikes our sight? Hence, the ineomplets
uess Of the reproduction and the divergsncS
Of opinions. But what Is clear 10 the eyei
Of every one is, that to prevent anarchy il
msn's minds, that formidable enemy O
true liberty, the Emperor had established
frst in his family and afterwards in hi
Government, that severe discipline which
admitted but one will and one action.
cannot, hsneeforth, deyiaie from the sam
rule o~fcondrct ; wherein, Monster and des
%eouin, I pray God to have you in his hOl.
keeping. SAFoLEoS'
JsEoME PALaoE's ROYAL, May 27.-Princ
Napoleon, last in turn in making a reply t
the Imperial censure the press was sxelu
sively favored with the document. Tn
Princes reply;
sIRE,-In consequence Of your msjesty'
letter Of May %, and its publication in u
Monitour Of this date, I resign the Vic
Presidency Of the Privy Counsel and ais
the presidency Of the EueOusa exhi0iho
oflss7. Accept Sire, the hOmsge 9th
profound and respectful attachment wit
|, which I am your msissty's most dsvot'
> cousin.
[signedl NAFotEoS-
oArEo, June 1.-THE steamer Belle
81. Louis, has IS bales Of Cotton and
bbds Of Tobacco for St. Louis. Libsrt
No. ?, has SEQ bales Of Cotton for Evan
vile and Cincinnati
The Atlantic from New Orleans has q
rived and reports that Gov. Clark Of Mis
was arrested 4 few days ago, bat Psrol'
until further orderE.
EEw YoRE. Juze I2.-Ths trial today
- tween Dexter and Lady Thorns was "
by the later. She bssting 1st End and
hsnts-best time p. First heat
PHILADELPHIA, Juns al Cooke K
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