The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-15

On the 18th ult., ID persons were impris-
oned at Codada, charged with the implica-
tion in the death of Baron DeHart, Belgian
Commissioner at REQ Frio.
Gen. Regules was in force at Michsolan.
The attack on T6comboro by Rondo, Gar
Mica, Gonzaes and Ativaxes was expected.
Some of Coronas' men had armed yes
sci to prey on merchant vessels in the Gulf
of Cortaz.
All communication with Mazatlan has
been cut off by guerillas.
The Imperial Ministers held daily sessions
at the Palace.
The town of Hermasello was captured on
the 4th ult. by Gareias and Morales, to-
gether with the garrison Of two hundred
and fifty men, and forty Frenchmen of the
Foreign Legion. Only three of the latter
were left alive. A French President and
two French residents were also killed. 1t.
Pasinki was also killed. The French ac-
count says The Liberals were aiterward
routed and ore hundred and fifty killed.
The Liberals under Varges occupied the
town of Tulh, the garrison escaping.
The Liberals were much encouraged by
the CORES pondence between the United
States and France.
1t is said that Macmillan is preparing for
the withdrawal of French troops.
The Pail Mall Gazette gives currency to a
rumor that the Emperor Maple has
written TO the Emperor Macmillan, ask
ing him to give over tie administration of
Mexican affairs to the French authorities
as guarantee for the payment of the in
teres6 on special loan, adding that unless
this is done it will be necessary to recall the
French troops.
NEw YoRK, June 13.-Letters from Ma.
drid give some particulars of the military
cred in the capital. An attempt was made,
On the oath ult., by nearly the whole Of the
garrison, to make prOnunciamento, which
1t was hoped would be supported by popular
instruction. The Government received
timely information Of the conspiracy, which
1t prevented from assuming serious char
acter by Immediately arresting great mum
Der of the officers who wee implicated in
the affair. Marshal 0'Donnell was, it is
said, obliged to pass the night with the
Minister of the Interior, and 1t is intended
to place Madrid and Newcastle II a state of
siege.
II is reported on the Paris Bourse that a
Bourbon conspiracy, consisting of thirty
persons who had assembled in Paris for the
purpose Of getting up revolution in Ma
pies, has been discovered by the French
police.
A Spanish General is said to be implicated
in this conspiracy.
We hear from Paris that France and
Russia are now upon the most cordial terms.
An Alexandria letter states that the grain
crops now coming forward in all parts of
Egypt promise to be most abundant. The
prohibition against the expectation of cere.
ais is consequently expected to be removed,
as in Turkey. The cotton crops are much
below the average of the recent seasons,
both in the quality and quantity of the
staple.
The Msrseilles journals state that con
siderable purchases of corn and flour have
been made in that part of the country on
account of the Italian Government. Within
the last three days $4,000 barrels of -four
aud 10000 hectres of corn were bought for
that destination.
NEw ORLEANS, Jupe IS.-Arrivals from
Ruatan report that a grand emancipation
celebration Of Jamaica negroes had taken
place. The speakers said emancipation was
good during health and prosperity that in
sickness and adversely negroes need the care
of their old masters.
A political revolution was in progress in
Spanish Honduras, but the British colony
was quiet and prosperous. The Supreme
Court discharged LIZARD from all liability
as Egoua's partner.
isiana, from Liverpool, and Eagle, from Ha-
vana have arrived.
A great part of the town Of Maysuie, Por-
to Rico, was burned on the 29th Of May. An
American man-of-war sent fifteen men
ashore to assist in extinguishing the flames
Loss not ascertained.
j. C. Gallagher, United States Consul at
Ponce, died on the 28th of May in an apo
plectc fit.
The strike of the ship carpenters, caulk-
ers, and others employed in ship-yards, has
practically ended by the return Of many Of
the mechanics to work at ten hours per day.
They yielded the point they struck for.
BUFFALO, June lap. 0'Day, Head Cen
Ter of Buffalo, has returned here from New
York, and applied to Gen. Barry for re-
turn Of arms and munitions Of war seized
here. 0'Dsy claimed the arms as his pri-
yate property, and said he had made ad-
vances on them as an auetioneer and COM
mission merchant. Gen. Barry replied he
was only custodian Of the arms, and had
seized them by order of his superior officer.
The Board of Trade yesterday subscribed |
Eve hundred dollars to furnish supplies or
transportation to destitute Fenians. Only
about one hundred and sixty Fenians have
accepted transportation under Gen. Barry's |
order up to this noon.
New YoRK, June l3,-Col. Roberts has
issued an address to the Fenians to stand |
firm, for their movements must and shall |
advance: his determination remains IN
changed.
ST. LOUIS, June I3.-Ths Feniau trials |
closed yesterday by holding about one
half of the parties arrested in bonds of
from one % three thousand dollars. The !
remainder were discharged.
BUFFALO, June IA guard has been |
detailed by Gen. Barry to occupy the tele- |
graph Office in this city, and to aid, if nee !
essary, the enforcement Of the order pro- !
hibiting the Transmission Of Fenian dis |
patches.
It is said that Brigadier General Burns
has taken command. of the Fenian forces |
here.
Two companies of Indians have come
here to aid the Fenians.
Gen Alex MoCook, Of Ohio, while visit
ing the Canada side Of the Niagara Falls |
Yesterday, was arrested by some Canada /
volunteers guarding the suspension bridge, /
who considered him a suspicious person
but on proving his identity he was re-
leased by the commanding officer.
NEw YoRK, June 13.-Mr. Roberts has /
issued proclamation to the Irish Rsplb- |
lican army, advising all members thereof /
to return to their homes until fresh cam !
pafgn is lnaugura' ca 81 no Tar distant day. /
He recommends this view Of preventative /
by the United States Executive /
to crush cooperative movements for the /
liberation OF Ireland.
MONTREAL, June 1.-THE government hsa 1
ceased srming night trains on the Grand
Trunk Railroad, which is again running, |
and the msl line Of boats between the east
and west is also going BY order Of the gov
eminent.
No one is allowed to see or communicate /
with the Fenians in prison here.
Nofresh regiments have come out. though /
some drafts Of men for those already in |
Canada have. All the volunteers are still 1
at the front.
None Of the corps had any fight With the /
Fepians. All reports OF fighting in the /
East are false. Montreal IS very quiet.
& special to the Tribune from Ottswa says /
that il is reported that in the confederation 1
scheme Cansds East was to have two houses,
both elective, with responsible government, /
and Canada West one house without respon-
ssble government. Legislation is rapidly 4
going on II
WasHrNerox, june 13.-The Secretary Of 1
the Treasury to-day transmitted report 4
from James w. Taylor, special agent Of she 1
communicating general infor-
rnation in regard 10 the commercial Tela-