Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04


to foot as though they were a fresh importa-
ton Of canibals from the wilds of Central
/ Africa, by this multitude Of scandal lovers.
We hope that they may profit by such visi-
tations, by taking care not to fall victims to
the vices that have disgraced those whom
they delight in seeing exposed
DIsGRAcEFUL AFFAIR A PAINTER
BADLY BEATEN.-About o'clock yester-
day evening, a painter by the name of Mr.
MCDoNALD, was most inhumanly beaten by
a man named ALLEN, at the clearinghouse
Of Mr. BIRD, near the Cathedral, on Cedar
street.
It seems that MCDONALD, who was in
state Of almost beastly intoxication, insulted
in some way his employer ALLEN, while
at supper, who to be revengedo on the drunken
man, seized him and threw him down a
flight Of stone steps after having beaten him
severely. To complete the outrage he then
stamped his face mutilating it in a most
shameful manner, knocking out his teeth
and seriously iniuring his eyes.
MCDoNALD is an employee Of HAUS &
Bros, and is said to be an honest and indus
trious man, his greatest fault being that Of
indulging too freely in the Use of liquor.
ALLEN gave security for his appearance
tomorrow before the Recorder.
PASDoLFrNI & RrvA.-It Is with peculiar
pleasure that we invite the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
PANDoLFISI Il RTvA, No. y North Cherry
Street. Although not native here" to ''the
manor born" of Mons. RWA, so long and
commercially known to our citizens, it is
useless to speak OF Mons. PANDoLFINI, we
fear to speak, because anything that we
might say, would be too little said. Suffice
it, that their connection with one Of the
leading houses in New York, and their ex-
tensive acquaintance with the best houses in
Ia belle France give them the very best op-
portunities for procuring the purest and best
of genuine imported wines and liquors. If
you wish anything of the kind, or a genu-
inc Havana, call.
THE HOLMAN OPERA TRoUPE.-Our cit.
liens are availing themselves of the rare OPP
portunity of witnessing the performances of
a frst-cIass opera troupe, complete in all its
adiuncts.
The HoLNANs come to US with a reputa-
ton second to none in the country, and so
far, to judge from the delight of the large
audiences who attend their performances in
this city, they have fully sustained that rep
utation.
Miss SALLlE HoLNIAN's rendering Of
"Amina," in the "Sonnambulist," on last
evening, was pronounced by our best musical
critics, a triumph of musical genius sell
dom witnessed Tonight We are to have
"The Elixir Of Love" and on Thursday
"Tho Child of the Regiment"
BURGLARY.-On last Monday evening
about 6 o'clock, a negro boy named HANDY,
entered General BUsHRoD JoHNsoS's room
on College street, broke open his trunk and
stole sixty dollars. In his hurry from the
room he did not take time to take all the
money in the pocket book and dropped
five dollars on the floor by the trunk.
Later in the evening, General JOHNSON
found the negro drunk, and in the presence
Of several gentlemen, examined his pockets
and found twentv-six dollars in greenbacks
and two in State bank money, the remainder
having been appropriated.
The negro was arrested and after becom-
ing sober he acknowledged the commission
Of the burglary. He was fined fifty dollars
and furnished quarters at the work
house.
INsrALLATIoN.-Th attendance at the
installation of the officers of the Tennessee
Odd Fellows Lodge No. l, at the Baptist
Church last evening, was very large. The
ceremonies were very interesting and at
tractive. The officers and members were
most gorgeously dressed and presented a
splendid appearance. An Grafton, appro-
pirate to the occasion, was delivered by NJ.
VI. BRTEN, Jr., of this city.
The following officers were installed
JAMES T. BELL, y. G.
y. S. DAVIS, V. G.
PETER HARRIS Jr., Secretary.
J. II. CURRY, Treasurer.