The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03
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NIGHT DISPATCHES
The Wisconsin Legislature SuS-
Ialns Congress.
Adjournment Of the Minnesota
Legislature.
They Vote Down Resolutions Ia.
TOrIng the President.
FeRIan Excitement In New York,
Mr.. StanSbury, Of New York,
Fined $4,000 for Contempt.
Great Demonstration at Corn
well, G. ".
The Supreme Court Grants YOn-
zOIas and Pelican q New Trial.
The Argument I'm the Case OF
Dodge vs.. Brooks, Closed.

MADISON, WIS, March 2.-The Wisconsin
Legislature yesterday passed resolutions tC
sustain Congress on the Freedmen's Bureau
question, by a vote 81 G2 syes 10 % hayes.
ST.. Paul, MINI, March 1.-The Legisla-
ture Of Minnesota adjourned to-day. ResO-
lutions were passed sustaining the action Of
Congress. They voted down resolutions
iavoring President johnson.
NEw YoRE, March 2-The Fenian ex-
citementiu this city, over news received by
yesterdays steamer, is increasing. There
Is much activity at the Headquarters Of the
| Brotherhood.
NEW YoRE, March An the Supreme
! Court to-day. Mr.. E. A. Stansbury Receiver
Of the Morris Fire and Inland Insurance
Company appointed by Judge MillerOl Al
bauy, was fined by Judge Barnard, in the
sum Of SO, 700. Mr.. Stansbury is TO 90 to
Jail until the fine is paid. The line was I'M
posed for an alleged contempt of Mr.. S.. IN
refusing to deliver to J X. Hetch, Receiver,
appointed by Judge Barnard, the assets Of
the company.
CoRwELL, c.. W, March AT a public
demonstration and dinner given T. members
Of the Government last night, speeches were
made by Hons. Messrs. Rowland, McD0usid
and Carter. Mcdonald asserted that the
Confederation of the British Provinces was
now certain Of accomplishment in q few
weeks. Referring to the militia, he said
that Canada had now 1000, well drill
ed officers to lead them.
Mr.. Gait addresses the meeting, and in
abiding TO the recent reciprocal n~egotia-
lions denied the charge of having made leg
~islatiOn in Canada subordinate TO the States;
and claimed that the liberal terms offered 10
the Americans had created q sentiment in
the United States f~avoring 4 renewal Of the
FarfVraaTfu Ia said W., NM .lwr .-Fts
vate commercial relations with the lower
p Oyinces of South America and Europe,
and legislste to attract capital and emigra-
ton TO Canada. We must postpone for the
present the enlargement OF our canals and
cultivate friendly relations with the United
States, expecting their reciprOcstIon. He
concluded by advocating self-relianceo on the
part Of Canadians.
NEW YORK, March 2.-The application
for a new trial for prisoners Eonzolas
and Pelican alias Salvador, was to-day
granted in the Supreme Court.
A Washington dispatch says 1t Is rumOred
that Gov. Andrews, Of Massachusetts, is to
be Secretary Of the Interior.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The two memo
rials presented to the Senate to-day and re-
ferred to the committee on Foreign Rela-
tiOns, asking fer legislation to secure an
international copy right law, embraces the
names of two or three hundred authors, |
editers and publishers, including Messrs.
Bryant, Long, Ssllows, Holpes, lard, |
Sparks, Lowell, and other prominent minis
tiers.
On Monday that tribunal viii take up the
case Of Mulligan and Brook, which involves
the coustitutiOnality of military courts
and commissions TO try civilians. Major
Gen. B. T.. Butler, and Stansbury Of Ohio,
Will assist the Attorney General, and Judge
Back and others viii appear for the petit
TONERS.
The GeOmez case was before the Court to-
day. It involves the title 10 valuable and
extensive mines in California.
In the contested election case of Dodge
VS.. Representative Brooks, the argument
before tee Committee on Elections has been
concluded, but the Committee has not yet
given its decision on the case.
Two other cases viii soon be taken up
Mr.. Falls VS.. Mr.. Dawson, of Penn, and
Mr.. Fallett VS.. Mr.. Deulno, Of ohio.
In the case Of Boyd against KslsO, of Mis-
souri,, and Rants VS.. Caflroth, of Pa, the
parties are nov engaged in taking evidence
under a special resolution Of the House.