The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-01
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THE NEWS.

1t is a modification of the former, and
designed to meet the Presidents OBJ
jections.
Chaplain Gaddis has been mentioned
as Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
Second District, Ohio.
A child was run over in Cincinnati,
Tuesday, by street car. Its head was
nearly severed from the body.
Col L. A Harris has been nomina-
ted as Collector for the First Ohio Dis.
trict.
The President has approved the bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Treas
ury to make regulations against the
introduction Of cholera.
Naval officer Lyuch, Of Charleston,
having declined taking the iron clad
oath, Secretary McCulloch omits to
sign his pay warrants.
Eev. Charles C. Pise, the we'll known
pastor Of the Church of st. Charles
BoIromeO, in Brooklyn, died Satur-
day. Dr. Pise was one of the most
learned and gifted of the Roman
Catholic clergy in this region. lie is
also well known in literature as the
author Of "a History Of the Church" "
and a number Of poems of merit
Thomas J. stowell, the New York
lawyer who figured very disreputably
in the Busteed-Wilson divorce suit, is
accused Of having picked Wilson's
pocket Of 1922 90, as the two stood
talking together in Chatham street, on
Friday last stowell is supposed to
have left the country.
Postmaster General Dennison has
sent communication to the Senate,
adverse 10 connecting the telegraphic
system Of the country with the Post
office Department
The Indiana State Soldiers Associa-
ton is arranging for a grand Fourth Of
July celebration at Indianapolis Gen.
erals Grant, Thomas and Sherman are
expected TO be present.
Msior General Hamilton, late Of the
United States Volunteers, and r. A.
Baker, bank cashier, had g shooting
affray at Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, day
before yesterday. The former sustain
ed two wounds, neither of them dan
gerous.
A desperate ARRAY occurred in Paris,
Kentucky, on the 2Sth, between Charles
Hilton and Noah Alexander Alexan-
der stabbed Hilton severely, but not
| dangerously, and in return received
three pistol shots, wounding him very
seriously.
The National Intelligencer says that
when old Thad Stevens found, the 9TH
er day, that several Republican mem
bers were opposed TO his manner of
conducting hostilities against the Sec.
retary of the Treasury, he turned livid
with rage, and exhibited, by his man
ner, the greatest violence"
The estate of NJ. D. Potter, the lately
deceased proprietor of the Cincinnati
Commercial, proves Unexpectedly to be
worth $4,000
The steamers City of New York, Bre-
men, Bavaria and Virginia, sailed from
New York for Europe, Saturday, taking
S6,OOO,000 in specie
A colored man at Cincinnati sued the
Judge at an election for refusing his
vote lie claimed ten thousand dol
lars damages, aud the jury gave him
one cent. This must be considered the
Cincinnati market price for universal
suffrage.
The Pail Mall Gazette dryly observes:
awe may as well make up our minds
to have Fenianism as a chronic
ailment of the body polite Prudence
may prevent its ever becoming acute,
and custom may inure us to it, as it al
most has to the income tax; but there
the nuisance probably will be for q
long time to come. It is the livelihood
of great number Of people TO be disa-
greeable to Great Britain"
A United States detective passed
through Jersey City on Wednesday
evening, having in his custody priso-
ner, whose alleged crime is not known,
IN route for Washington. The parties
took the half-past seven p. N. train.and
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oner made q desperate attempt to es-
cape, and leaped from the train. The
train was stepped, but the fugitive
could not be found. and it was sup
possd he made good his escape Thurs
day morning, however, his dead body
was found beside the railroad track,
short distance from where he made his
last leap.
A correspondent of the Christian
Advocate states that $1,000 600 to 81
100000 worth of tobacco is annually
consumed by the members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Amer
lea. The consumption of tobacco in
the entire country must be very great
if a single religions body uses so
much.
An enterprise is on foot to settle
colony of whites and blacks in Florida.
Quite large number are already wait
ing for means of transportation
Our exchanges and dispatches from
all points West and South, report un-
usually cold weather for the season.
1t is feared that serious damage Will
| result 70 the crops.
A number Of young Germans engaged
| in commercial pursuits are now com
pelled to leave London, having received
orders TO ioin the Prussian and Saxon
armies. If they do not obey the sum-
monr they lose rights OF citizenship,
and any property they may inherit Is
forfeited.
! Notwithstanding the immense sales
Of gold by the Treasury during the
month, which amounted to upwArd-of
S30OO0O 600, the Secretary still has on
hand about 100000
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, the newly
appointed minister to Guatemala, has
received his instructions, and will sail
for that country to-day.
The following telegram was on Sat,
urdav received by Judge Harrison, OF
West Virginia, from Gov. A. j. Bore
man, Of that State
nThe news of election as far as re-
eeived is very favorable. / have no
/ doubt Of the ratification Of the amend
ment by a very fair majority.