Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-03
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r xiii be seen froH cur dispatches that the
e.t battle has been fo1ght between Austria and
p---s;7 rs=ultiu- IL the discontinue Of the for
MGR.
washington.
General GRANT haa formally accepted an inyi-
t.tiop 10 visit Philadelphia on July stb, to be
present nj the flag celebration there. The Presi-
Iert and the greater portion Of the Cabinet have
slso promised 20 be present If official duties viii
possibly allow theTa.
o. The fiscal year ended on tAe lst. The total
internal revenue receipts amount to s305,OO0OO0'
Zen million dollars less then prcma;urely pub
E.hcd. and five million dollars more than was e.
.imated last year. The customs and direct tax
receipts swell the total receipts 10 over s5JVD,-
900. There is considerable emulation at the
Treasury on this exhibition Of the annual balance
sheet
Its believed the President viii veto the Pa
cifc Railroad bill
The Democratic members Of Congress viii
issue their address 20 the country on Tuesday II
will be a very brief document, and will, in the
main. commend the objects Of the Philadelphia
Convention Il proposes no abandonment OF the
Democratic party as an organization bat regards
the support Of that Convention as necessary by
the Conservatives Of every political party. II is
believed the address will be signedby every Dem
ocratic Senator and member.
- Our dispatches indicate that Congress will
not pass the amendment to the tax-laws permit
ting gas companies 10 make consumers pay their
revenue tax.
- The campaign for Governor Of Pennsyi'anih
will o N. on the part Of the Democracy by
grand mas meeting at Reading. on The 18th OF
July.
- convention Of the soldier, who believe in
President JoHNsos's restoration policy, Is TO be
held AZ Harrisburg Pennsylvania. soon.
The Washington Chronicle suys that Secre-
tary srwAnD has been threatening to recognize
some other Congress than the one now in session
90 Washington.
- The Attorney General Is understood TO have
already engaged several eminent Photographic
reporters 20 report in fan the p.Ccccdngs Of DA
vIs's trial, which will come Of about the first Of
October next
- Mayor PARKS Of Memphis, has turned the
police affairs Of that city over 20 the commission
or appointed by Gov FLErCHER under the recent
act Of the Legislature.
The Emperor MLrmIIAN, Of Mexico, &C.
ordinr % the Paris pressc has requested huan-
cial assistance from France. and has declared his
intention 10 sbdicatc IL such assistance rs not ac-
corded him. The PrrBse states that the French
Government has resolved not 20 accede to the de-
mand. and has instructed Marshal BAzAINE, ~
the evcntof the abdication Of MACMILLAN, 90 is-
sue q proclamation calling upon the Mexican
people 20 choose By popular vote another ruler,
70 whom the chief authority may be delegated
- According 20 the report Of the Congressional
Committee appointed 10 investigate the recent
Memphis riots. the losses sustained by the Gov
eminent and negroes, as per aiidayits received
up 10 date amount 20 the sum Of S9S3l3 50.
Colorcd servants are being shipped from
Maryland and Virginia TO Boston, TO take the
place Of the poor whites"
The Alabama Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau ostimates that nearly 1900 raiion5
viii be needed for the destitute whites during the
month Of July.
THRocEuogrGy, conservative, is supposed 10
be elected Governor Of Texas by 8n overwhelming
majority.
- Returns from an but three counties iu Oregon
indicate the cle.tion Of q Republican Governor.
There are 900 acres ofpublic lands in the
Southern States 20 he disposed of under the new
homestead law just signed by the President
Judge DrBELI. "a member Of the Louisiana
Convention Of 1864. says IL was composed Of non
residents. who were elcatcd by the army officers
and men aboard the gunboats that 10 is without
legal existence and that any attempt 10 rc-col-
vene 80 Is revolutionary.
- Some Of the negroes Of Mobile lately entered
into plot, the object Of which was 90 cutico
member Of the banking firm of JAMES TAFT i Co.,
ID the edge of the city, murder him and then pos
soss themselves Of his keys 90 enter and rob the
bank The scheme was betrayed by AN honest
negro. who pretended TO be acting u concert
Several negroes in the vicinity Of ThomHs'on.
Ca. violated their contracts recently, and being
arrested. resisted incarceration in the Jail, which
created great excitement, ending in riot, which
resulted iu the death Of several persons white
ana black. The negroes were finally ovcToWer-
ed and imprisoned
Tho latest Chicago sensation is an act oiyio-
Ionse upon tho person Of blind Gir by the ply
stefan Of she city hospital accomplished by drug
Fings
- Rents have gone mp in Augusta, owing to
high taxes.
- A negro in Memphis has sued a mercantile
firm for damages because the negros wife receiv-
ed goods stolen from their house, and was sent TO
the penitentiar7 for three years for the crime.
For the prospective vacancy in the Senate /
from Pennsylvania, COwAN conservative. the |
present incumbent. KELLY, Congressman. For
NrY and McMICHAEI, editor Of the NORTH Amr1- /
can CRadicalO, are candidates.
Seven hundred wagons belonging 70 tho 4
Latter Day Saints have arrived at Wyoming
Nebraska, during the past fortnight. from Great
Salt Lake. A number Of their prominent men,
now in Nebraska City, state that the emigration
from Europe to Salt Lake this SEASON will exceed
that Of any two years since the organization Of
the Territory. The number Is variously estimated
from ave fD eight thousand