The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

pulco with the view Of commencing new
campaign against the French.
Toc National cause Is represented in the
ascendant IN Southern Mexico.
The Legislature OF Virginia have liked
The 2lstinsi. for the election Of state officers,
and il is thought he e, from private int.l-
hgcnce received here from Richmond, that
IL 8 the design % that body 10 reiustate ihe
old officers who held the place under Gov.
smith. Gov. Pierpont viii, it Is believed,
retire from ONCE IN that event. which will
force upon the Government the appoint
meut OF Provisional Governor.
The Military Committee OF the House this
morning waited upon the President. the
Secretary OF " ar. aud Lieutenant General
Crsnt, and had brief conferences IL regard
% the organization Of the regulsr army.
AS some mistakes have been made IN The
publication Of the names Of the members VI
tae OmmIttee on Elections, they are gwen
agaiu by way Of correction.
Mr.. Baxter, Of Massachusetts, Chairman 3
Messrs. Schodeid, VI PenHsylyanla; Baxter,
OF Vermont; Epson, Of Michigan Marshall,
Of Hin is; Paine, or " seousin; ShsHaber-
ger, Of Ohio; McClurg OF Missouri Brad
fJri, Of New York.
There was q remarkable and exciting
scene in the CircHit Court to-day. Mr..
Bradley expressed the hope that the Court,
Judge Glen, would not argue certain facts to
tue jury. The Judge denied that he had
interfered with the facts, and said he would
not be insu.ted, and would not suffer Mir.
Bradley 10 state 20 the Court what the latter
knew 10 be untrue. Mr.. Bradley-'If you
mean - say have stated what / knew N
be untrue, you are liar and a sc3undrel.' %
Toe Court ordered the Marshal TO take Mr..
Bradley into custody, and he was removed
fren the room. Judge Olen ordered the
rule 10 be served On Mr.. bradley TO show
cause why he should lot be punished foI
contempt Of Court
Among the visitors to the President to-day
was Henry Slnyth, President Of the Centre
Benk OF New York city, Who had . PrOtrseted
interview.
Hon. Daniel s Dickinson, in a speech Al
the serenade 70 night, said: Andrew John
son is lot a h0t-h0use plant, but a noun
tain oak, which dehes the fury OF the thun-
der gust. Intrepid, yet patient, irm, but
| iOrg.ymg, with the Union and IonstitItioT
as his pllar and h.s cl0ad, be seeks 70 re
| unite and bring together again The estrang
| ed children OF a common father. Lat us al
aid him in the good work and secure IT,
/ accomplishment
MILEDGEyILLE, Ca, Dec. 1.-THE Provis
!
the following dispatch:
.. -oansos, rrO,aiopu% &5sIHIIIYYeeToS' Dec. H.
The Governor elect will be iuaugurated
which will not interfere with the Prov
sional GJYernor. You viii receive instruc
| ncns N a few days with regard 10 being re
i'eved- Why eau't you elect Senator?
would issue no commissions 20 members O
| congress. Leave that for the incomin!
| Governor. We are under obligations 10 Vol
Tor the noble, efficient, ana patriotic man
ner IN which YOU have DISCHARGED the dutie
! Of Provisional Governor, and YOU viii b,
| sustained by the 1vernment.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Pres dent.
A commit ee has been appointed to wal
| upon Governor jenkins aud learn when Il
vail suit biIn 10 be inaugurated. It is an.
dersioot that he desires 10 know his rea.
status before taking his Office.