Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-24
TTr,Ts an CFyERAL NEWS.

80 Gold closed in the city Of New York ycster-
dlyat1-oH.
Count BISMARCK is reported 10 have said re-
Gently In a private conversation with a distin-
euished Fronchman. Sixteen years ago. lived
quietly as a country gentleman, when the viii Of
the King. Che late) called me 70 Frankfort az Min
ister Of the Diet. I have been brought up in the
admiration. might say veneration, Of the Aus
trian policy But It did not take me long 10 get
thoroughly disabused Of my youthful illusions
about Austria. and became its firm antagonist.
/ did not know that was ever 20 play q part; but
at that time already conceived the plan which
/ now try % carry out. viz: To free Germany from
Austrian pressure-that part Of at least, which,
~ spirit religion, manner, and interest rs closely
allied with the fate Of Prussia 70 reach this goal
shall defy everything, even exile and gall0ws.
once told the crown prince who, by education
end tenden.ies IL more the man Of parliamentary
government, What matters ift they hang me, il
oaly that rope ties your throne more firmly 10 the
fortunes ofpure Germany p"
- The kettle Of the Chicago Republican having
become too hot for original stockholders, IL has
been entrusted 10 four young graduates Of the
Tribune Office, who have purchased a half inters
est IN the concern. at fifty cents the dollar Il
l. rumored that II. NJ. SMITH will be the editor in
chief and general controller.
Col TAYLOR. Superintendent Of Indian AZ
fairs and President Of the recent Fort Laramie
Peace Commission, was in Chicago on Saturday,
on route TO Washington. lie informs me that the
recent statements Of the Indian war are fabrica
TONS The treaties are thoroughly satisfactory
and no depredations have occurred or are likely
70 occur. On the day upon which ne left
Omaha he received the following dispatch
srorgED TAIL, the Brule chief returned TO the
wagon -master Of the train near Ft. Mitchell i've
oxen chat had strnyod. The Indians killed three
far which srorrED-rAIL made them pay three pO-
mics and buffalo robes" This action Of a power
nil chief indicates peace. The stories originated
ai LeavenWorth and grew out Of rivalry between
Leavenworth and Omaha.
- Gen. SHERIDAN reports officially that detach-
monts Of French troops still continue to be landed
al Vera Cruz He states that from his own OBJ
ervatons he has lost all faith in the sincerity Of
NtpoLroN In his statements concerning the with
drswal Of French troops.
- Judge EDMoxDs. Commissioner Of the General
Land Office. has been removed. and JOSEPH VIII
sos appointed In his stead.
Prince ALFRED. Of England, IL is said, has de-
olinea being made Duke Of York. as has hitherto
lssu the practice with the second son Of the mon
arch Cor fear that the creditors Of the late Duke
should send in their still unpaid bills TO him as
successor 10 the title
- Tho depot for the general recruiting service
Of Tie regular army has been re-cstablishod at
Newport Barracks, Kentucky, and Col. POTTER
Of the 10Th Infantry, has been assigned to com
mand.
The Knoxville Commercial Of Sunday says: Il
was runorcd on our streets yesterday that Col o.
D. TrspiF had received the appointment Of
Chancellor, in the place Of Judge RoDGEEs,' de-
ceased. We could gather nothing reliable, how
ever. on tho subject. II seemed 10 be generally
conceded By knowing ones that If Col. TEMPLE
viii accept the Office he can get e. ifnot twill 20
% Col. TRowBRIDoE.
The Knoxville C0Hlmcrciai says: We learn
that Mr. MAYNARD len on the train yesterday
morning for Washington. having received a tele-
gram the evening before requesting his immediate
presence This is rather significant, and Il leaves
"a room 20 infer that Congress viii Immediately
report iu Tavor Of the admission Of the Tennessee
mcmbesi. since the passage Of the constitutional
amendment. by the Legislature, removes the Lac.
impodimens in tho way Of our representation in
the National Legislature, 80 far as the Radicals
are concerned.
- An epidemic is carrying of the grouse in
EnslanG and Scotland.
private letterto Bishop JAMS 10 DIR. Dur
HIN. dated nj Copenhagen on the 22d ult, states
that BIZ reached that city safe and well on the
l6ib ana that on the succeeding Sabbath he
preached in the NJ. Z. Church. At the close Of
The service he baptized the infant daughter Of
Rev. Mr.. WuLERUP, Superintendent Of the NJ. f.
Scandinavian missions. This was the fast bap-
tism in the new NJ. L. Church.
Messrs TaAYER and TIrToN are tho recently |
aleafaH Senators from Nchrnska The Gormcr Ia a /
native Of Massachusetts,. the latter Of Ohio. Both
are Radicals. THaYER has been Militia General. |
TIrroy e. preacher. Look TO the Senate"
- Fridays Vicksburg dispatch to Memphis, |
says duel was was fought Opposite here to-
day, between Colonel YERGER and Major FITZ-
GERALD, Of jackson. Distance FIVE PAGES with
pistols. First round. FrzGERALD's Ere missing,
IRoER's pistol swapping, afler which adjust