Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-07
first MORTGAGE bonds the act q rss4 until an

these outstanding bonds are returned
PORTLAND. ME.. Jan. 6.--The steamer Moravian
from Liverpool Dec. q. via Londonderry ga. Ia
arrived. The steamer Kangaroo, from New York
arrived ous on the 10th. TheAllmania. from Ne,
/ York, arrived at Southampton on the 10th. TIL
North America. from Portland, arrived at Lon
donderry on the I'd. The City of Manchester an,
Pennsylvania from New York, arrived AT oueens
| town on the I'D.
| There is no political news Of importance. Fe
nian trials and convictions continue at Cork
McCaferty's aequittal being the only one thus far
jeremiah Donovan and Thomas Dueean wer,
sentenced to five and ten years penal seryitude.-
| The trial of Charles Underwood o'Copnell wa,
progressing, and evidence was given connectins
him with the Head Centre at New York.
| Another coal mine explosion near Mertheder;
killed 80 persons and wounded many others.
sWAsHrsGToy. jan. 6.-Wm. S. Hanscom. United
States Naval Contractor recently stationed at In,
New York Navy Yard has sent in his resignation
to the Secretary of the Navy, and it will probably
be accepted
The Indian delegation from the NeIuba Agency
had a brief talk with the.President to-day
Adyices by the steamer France say that notices
had been posted at the faculties Of various learned
societies, warning students ifthey seek to disturb
the order in any way, they will be brought to the
Council, and will be liable to perpetual exclusion
from the Paris University.
The Bours was fiat, at 6Sf &c.
ITALY.-It is reported at Florence that the Min
istty had rendered their resignation.
PARIs.--The Budget was under debate in the
Chamber of Deputies. and meeting with some op-
position. = j k,.s ,e..E
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, GA meeting Of the Bryan
Born Circle was held last evening, at which re-
solutions passed to be forwarded to Congress,
now in session at New York, stating the Circle
had sent no delegate to that body, and condem-
ing the action of one of their members, a Mr.
Baker, in presenting himself there. 'as n repre-
sentative.
New YORK. Jan. Cit is stated in an evening
paper that deficiency of from fifty to one hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars exists in each of
the auditors Office in Brooklyn. John Lynch was
late auditor. An investigation will be made at
once.
The Commercials Washington special says,
there are no indications that the Tennessee men,
bers will be admitted to seats, as concession to
the President,
General Webb minister to Brazil, left for New
York this morning. His friends predict that he
viii be transferred from Brazil to, first class
European mission.
The Co1,mereiat says intelligence brought by
the Moravian has comparatively little effect upon
quotations of this market, decline in gold dur
the current week has made difference in value
of SOS equal to an advance of rs. So there is
now little difference between their value al Lon
don and New York; prices of gold interest bonds
is depressed by persistent expectation that new
loan viii be shortly put upon the
market The same official assurance of the con-
trary, notwithstanding apprehensions of such a
policy, has in some quarters depreciating eff
feet on $40 bonds, Gold interest bonds generally
retained yesterdays quotations except sos of
'62 which rose to %, and 6's of 81 which were "a
lower; 1905 are quiet at the closing prices Gold
continued depressed and there is considerable en-
quiry this morning for gold to fill short contracts,
but premiums do not show any consequent ad-
vance, a fact which shows the incessant weakness
Of the market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The fire which has been
raging for some time in the COW shed of the Gas
Works, near the city, and which had been almost
broke out again this morning. and
several thousand tons Of coal will be consumed.
Loss is total, there being no insurance.
New YORK, Jan. Ga Boston dispatch says
Governor Bullock was inaugurated at noon to-day.
n his inaugural he congratulates the Legislature
hat they assembled for organization under aus
ices of national peace, and refers to the sacri-
ices of war and its debt and burdens; but the
question of permanent and consolidated republic
or North America has been solved and the free
ON of all races secured.by American and organ
anic law
The aggregate debt of the State amounts to |
q, 122.S72
ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. 6.-The foundry of Halliday |
, Collins on Carr street, was partially destroyed |
y fire this morning. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, |
5000.
ne royal navy died yesterday
Hon. Messrs. Gall and Rowland are about pro- I
eeeding to Washington ON business of reciproci-
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 6.-Messrs. Tyler and /
oleman who were arragned before the House of
elegates on a charge of committing breach of |
have been discharged after a thorough
vestigation. Mr.. Tyler was acquitted by
unanimous vote, and Coleman was discharged by !
majority.
The case of Pollard is postponed until Mon
~.
Jan. 6.-The murder of Miss |
attn. Germantown, to-day caused great excite |
ent there as it was the first murder committed
that village. The deceased was over 70 years
age and resided alone. She was found with her |
roat cut from ear to ear and her skull fractured.
lie murder must have been committed between
d o'clock as her nurse left her at o'clock No
he to the murder has been discovered. The muir
red woman is reported to have been quite
althy.
FAIRNoNT, Nebraska, Jan. 5.-Me ssrs Simpson
d White the committee who were appointed by
G government to examine and report on the
ZION Pacific Railroad arrived here to-day, ac-
mpanied by Thomas C. Durwin, Vice President,
d party of gentlemen. The committee tele-
lph from the interior that they have examined |
; first section of forty miles of the Road found
N superior order. A special train came over 4
les more ofthe road, the iron to this place being
d at the rate of a half mile per day.
Jan. 6.-The Joint Committee ON
construction met to-day in one of the Senate |
nmittee rooms.
senators Fessenden and johnson and Represen-' '
i've Washburne repaired to the Executive man
n, and remained with the President about an
lr.
he amount of certificates of Indebtedness is {
d during the week ending to-day, 100, and
amount in demand 4,OO0 there were also re- /,
med $4,000 Of legal tender notes, and upwards
$50 600 of gold certificates.
he U. :. Sanitary Commission having declined
continue beyond LIST January, the collection of
liers' claims for back pay, bounty and pensions
! be attended to by the Secretary of the Com
sion.
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