The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-10

There are upwards OF 10000 destisnte
persons ia Alabama
WA n. Simpson, chief Justics Of Ken
tueky, died on the 5tb-
The steamer General IIallack was destroy
ed BY Ere At Memphis on the 5th.
Bishop Quintard was in Nashville on the
9th, and was to leave for Memphis, via
Louisville
The new iron bridge over the Tennessee
river at Decatur win soon be completed Il
viii cost 10000 dollars,
The Senate Of the United States has con-
frmed Daniel Richards as Tax Commits
sioner Of this State
Brevet Major General B. a Brice has
been confirmed Payunaster General, with
the rank of colonel
It's proposed to open 25s additional post
Offices in this State on the lst Of June, 1866;
contracts to extend to 1870.
RumOrs of Secretary stantons contem.
plated resignation ars again current IN
Washington.
We see by the Memphis Avalanche that
Mrs d. c. Galloway is President Of the
Soldiers Relief Society in that city.
The State Of Delaware has defeated q
resolution thanking the soldiers and sailors
of shat State for their efforts in suppressing
the rebellion,
The Memphis Avalanche has discovered
that The bully boy with the glass Eye {"
is no less a parsonage than one Daniel E.
Siokels, commanding in South Carolina.
Or. R. F. Barber formerly Of Memphis
died at fernando, Miss, on the 5th. He
was an hOnored member Of the I54th senior
Tennessee regiment, and belonged to the
Maynard Rides.
A horse theft, by che name of Bowling,
and six of his associates, were summariIy
executed by citizens Of I.awamba county,
Miss, on last Friday week.
John D. Martin and John Danbury have
been appointed By the citizens of 18th civil
district Shelby county, to represent them at
the coming convention.
Notwithstanding the reports that Baron
Toxillard had left Paris to arrange for the
return of the French troops from Mexico, st
is certain that orders unrevoked, and pre-.
pairing to be acted upon in TOulon, pre-.
scribe the sending out Of two or three thous
and more troops.
The True Delta's Brazos letter Of the 3lst
January says to-day Generals Weitzel Smith
and Clarke viii be mustered out. Five reg
iments viii be mustered out in two or three
days Peace prevails along the Rio Grande
A Washington special says the Govern
ment is taking the ground that blockade
running was part of the rebellion, and al
property used, and all profits made thereon
are subject to the rules of war
It is said that if the bill for giving Gen
eral Grant the rank of full General becomes
a law, it will be followed by another bill
comforting the rank of Lieut. General upor
Sherman and Sheridan. Admiral Farragu
viii likely be made full Admiral tn,
yice-Admiral in the nary being equal to tn,
grade of Lieutenant General in the army.
The New York Worlds Washington
special SAYS it is stated our Government ha,
arrived at understanding with the Frencl
Government, and to all intents and purposes
the difficulty between them is settled Tn,
French are about 70 leave Mexico and th
United States Government has waived am
intention to enfor e the Monroe doctrine
There viii probably be no recognition O
Mexico, but there is an expressed or implied
pledge that the United States will take n
overt measure to depose Macmillan and pu
any one else in his place, 1t is unlikel
that formal diplomatic relations will b
opened with the Empire. A quasi reeogni
ton viii result frem the present understand
ing, and consuls be placed in proper posi-
ton to protect American trade in Mexico
Il is likely that the French will leav
Mexico before the close of the year, an
while Withdrawing, their place win b
supplied by Austrians, Belgians and sue
Mexicans as are not opposed to the Empire