The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

REsUMED.-The Bank of Mobile and the
Southern Bank of Alabama in Mobile, have
commenced the redemption of their notes
in Greenbacks
A son Of Ex- Governor Harris of this State
has recently returned from Mexico, who re-
ports General Sterling Prices health as
much impaired.
IT is thought the Senate win adjourn
without passing the Bankrupt Bill, though
the Judiciary Committee is prepared to re-
port favorably on it.
THE Memphis Argus is hard on General
Fisk and the free niggers' sideboard in that
city. It thinks both are q nuisance to the
city.
JEFF. DAvIs' PARoLE.-It is said that a
majority Of the Cabinet are in favor of Jeff.
Davis being paroled, and it was so far ar
ranged that the amount required for his
bond was $3.50, 900.
The Loyal Georgian, published at Au-
gusta, a paper published in the interest of
the colored race, and controlled by man
of color, has heen suppressed By Gen.
Tillson.
Now that European Congress is on the
cards, the probabilities are in favor of the
preservation ofpeace. The news from Eu-
rope during the present month will deter
mine whether there is to be peace or war
WHEN the negroes were worsted in the
Memphis riots, Congressional Committee
had to be sent down to investigate. When
white people were slaughtered in Norfolk
by negroes unprovOked, Congress had no
tears to shed.
"THE LAND WE Love-" is the title of
new monthly magazine, devoted to Iitera-
ture and the fine arts. edited by Gen. D. H.
Hill, late of the Southern army, Charlotte,
n. @. The first number, now out, is
spoken of in high terms.
A serious proposition has been made to
Head Center Stephens to unite with Santa
Anna for the purpose of founding an Irish
Republic in Mexico. The Canada coroI-
laries are to be solved before the original
proposition is demonstrated.
THE investigating committee at Memphis
find nearly t@o b. d distinct crimes
perpetrated with hree days during
which the riot co many 49, by
naiios and otbss sacing
-~-ders, rapes' Arson, burglary, Highway
robbery, manning, etc.
The Reconstruction Committee report does
not recommend the admission of the Ten
nessee delegation. They say, however,
''that the question how far persons possess
credentials necessary for duly qualified
Representatives IS for each to aeternaine for
ITSELF" =
UNDETERRED by so many previous fail
ures to cross the boisterous Atlantic in
jolly boat, another candidate for foolhardy
nautical hOnors, named John NJ Hudson,
announces his determination of trying to
accomplish the feat with boat twenty.six
feet long, and six feet wide. His craft is
metallic life boat, full ship-rigged.
ONE of the noticeable incidents at the
decoration of the graves of Confederate
soldiers at Hollywood cemetery, Richmond,
Va, on the 3lst, was that many negroes
brought flowers and laid them affecdonateIy
upon the graves Of their former masters who
fell in battle. Few Radical editors will feel
called upon, we imagine, to make note of
this fact.
The Selma Daily Messenger of the 18th
says the stockholders of the Alabama and
Tennessee Rivers Railroad yesterday unani-
mously elected Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
President of the road. There were others
who had claims, and strong ones, to the
Presidency of the road, but they were gen
erously waived in favor of this distinguished
soldier and gentleman
IT is stated that the negro troops station
ed at Fort Smith, Ark, are mutinous be-
cause they are under orders to march to
New Mexico. A considerable number of
them are under arrest. At one time there
was danger of fight between the white and
black troops. A number of the blacks
swore they would rather die than 90 to
New Mexico. and loaded their guns to re-
sist the officers. They were finally quelled,
however.
From Washington.
New YORK, June 9.-The report of the
majority of the Reconstruction Committee
was laid before Congress Yesterday. Il