The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Mullny on a British Vessel.
FenIans and English Soldiers In
q Fist Fight.
No Lives Lost and no Blood
Spilled.
Latest from Mexico.

NEW YORK, April 14.-The Herald's
I Frederiektown, New Brunswick, special
! says. The designations Of the snti-eOuieder-
atIOa administration were accepted uneOn-
ditionally by Gov, Gordon yesterday. No
new administration has yes been formed.
| The House Of Assembly has adjourned IN
! iii Monday, TO give The incoming party time
| 10 reorganize.
The Herald's EastpOrt, Ne special says
The British man-ef war PSlades went 10
sea very suddenly yesterday afternoon. Il
is said thai fifty Of the crew had mutinied
ana we're put IN irons; hence the departure
of the vessel. The men of other vessels
have been tempered with, and similar diff
culties are expected.
Yesterday small party of English sol
diers crossed from st. stephens 10 Calais,
where they got into desperate row with
some Fenians, when fight ensued, which
resulted in their being driven back over the
bridge which runs over the river between
the Two towns. No lives were lost. The
citizens Joined in with the Fenians in the
light.
The steamer from Boston this morning
brought about geo more Fenisns. They
were quaTtered in town. A large number
Of Feplans have just arrived in the steamer
from New York.
NEW YORE, april l4.-The HeraId's To-
rOnto, C. W, special says: 10 Is now thought
thai Murphy and his staff VIII be tried IN
der the alien bil which was passed after
the rebel ST. Adams raid had been com
mitted. The bill gives power TO incsrcerate
on suspicion of plotting against friendly
State, and Of retaining him sgainst the de-
mands Of the habeas corpus. The press
and pub Pile were excluded IRON the trial on
Wednesday. The fact is creating indigua-
tion among even the loyal CanaGIans.
NEW YORK, April l4.-At the U'Mahony
headquarters in this city every thing il
quiet, but those who know say that matters
are progressing steadily and surely.
The Fenian senate IS in session in this
city.
The strike among the drivers has spread
TO all the railroad lines IN the city, travel
being almost completely suspended. Thus
far the companies nave made no oher to the
men, who seem determined to hold oct. A
mass meeting of the drivers of the various
roads was he'd yesterday az Union Square.
Speeches we're made by anum Der of gentle
men, ali Of whom encouraged the men ID
their present cause.
Unsuccessful sPeculstions in stocks are
reported TO be the primary cause Of the de-
fslcation Of Surean Lamieraud, cashier OF
the Poictiers branch Of the Bank Of France.
Before leaving Tor this country he is alleged
about $50, 900, the greater part of which was
recovered when be was arrested in this city
on Monday last. The examination before
United States Commissioner Belts has been
postponed until tuesday.
NEW YORK, April IA The Court Of Ap-
peals have announced that no opinion wall
be given in the case of Gonzales and Pei
licer, the murdtrers Of Senior Otero, until
June.
William Wolfe, Of Utica, was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of bigamy and lar
ceny, preferred against him by man Of
l6j Allen street. 1he complainant stated
that the accused committed the double crime
in September, 1864. He was committed Tor
examination. The last woman whom Wolfe
married was compliments wife.
Business in produce and merchandise was
less active yesterday. There was less doing
in the freight line, though rates were in ia
yor Of Shippers,
The Hera.d's Fortress Monroe special says
preparations are being made in this Fort
70 keep in memory the anniversary OF the
assassination of President Lincoln. The
band will play dirges, and the soldiers will
parade with arms reversed and minute guns
will be fired.
NEW Ok, April News from Mexico
City confirms the report that Maurys inn
migration scheme has proved a complete
swiCdling operation.
The Liberals have concentrated part Of
their forces at Omealica. The occupation Of
Tiacatipan secures the Vera Cruz coast and
Orizaba District. Ronda, enc OF the Liberal
chiefs a Menilis, had forced large loans,
and hejia, the MexicaH lmperIalist, was
pursuing the same course IN Matam0ras.
The Liberals are still watching the latter
city, keeping Mejia closely within his en-
treuchmens, though the General in Chief
Of the Tawsnlipss forces, Juan dc Ia Gsrsia,
has issued a proclamation encouraging
Maximilians soldiers 10 desert.
nav iOEE, April l4.-Ine Fribune's spe-
cal says The subcommittee Of the House
Judiciary Committee met again yesterday,
consider the case Of JEFF, DAVIS. They
have not yet received any Of the evidence
from the Bureau Of Military Justice.
A Washington dispatch says; Blanks for
collection OF Internal revenue taxes for the
present year are now being printed and dis
tributsd 10 Assessors as rapidly as possible,
who are ordered by Commissioner Rollins
70 commence the annual assessment as soon
as they receive them.
The Reconstruction Committee had ano,h-
er meeting yesterday, and agreed to report
another lot Of testimony on Monday next.
There are about twenly witnesses, whose
testimony is quite yo.uminoUs. Among the
witnesses are expected Governor sharkey
ana Johnson, aud among she military oil
GERS IS an affidavit from General Sheridan.
stephens testimony alone is about four
columns in length.