The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-05

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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
AnOiner Revolution In san Do.
mlng0.
News From Jamaica.
Governor C0Ry'S Inauguration.
lnAllngS OF his Message.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
News From Jamaica.
ConJ'S Inauguration.
InklInss Of his Message.

Nav YoaE, Jsn. Ava Hayaua-ws
have news OF another revolution IN san DO
mingo.
General Goes Is now President OF The Re-
public. Ex-Presidsnt Jsb-oI has accepted
t. Mlitsry Office under the Government,
while e neral Ccdro Gullon0 who seems
t. bsys usaaged las whole affair. s 9-ac
uesl hsad OF the Revolution is peaceful.
WssHN5rcS. Jan 4.-Assistlut Secre.sry
II The Treasury. Chandler and Harvey NJ.
Wst.ersoa have reached Wilmington. y. e..
II has before 5eeu stat i thai their business
IS 10 sNamiae into alleged couoa frauds ia
he south.
CLkvEL4So. o.. Jau. 4-The Ohio Fsaiau
State Convention was held here on the lsl
inst, and declsred unanimously in favor OF
President Roberts and Gen. Sweeney.
AusJsTA, ME, Jan. 4.-OOye-nor Cony
was iasugurated to-day, and delivered his
message 10 the Legislature.
The London Morning Star SAYS the FIRST
Fenisn prisoner put upon Irial at Cork. was
= Captain McCatEerty, who had served in
the COnfeie,ats army, and who was a sub
ject Of the United States. He was arrested
o. board = steamer from America, aud
brought ashore in custody. His counsel
o9jected; he was an alien, who, in his own
country could not commit the oEense with
he was charged, and who had not
foot on our land 20 as TO become guilty,
shen arrested. The Judges held this OBJ
ection was fatal to the Government The
Jury, under direction, returned = verdict Of
lot guilty.
Owing to the cattle plague, the Mayor Of
Colchester has closed the market on hat
own for eight weeks.
The Daily News says d Committee has
sen formed, under the title Of the Jamaica
Committee, in order to watch the progress
{ of3cial inquiry about to be instituted by
be Government, in Jamaica, TO bring about
search, Parliamentary, Of inquiry into the
and present condition Of Jamaica, and
those who have u~njuslly suffered
4 Jamaies, with competent legal assistance, I
c to conduct their personal cases before
Committee.
The London Times v-teeInss Secretary
IcCuIloch's report as a very able docu-
lent, and adds It IS remarkable among d
documents Of the States for being
on sound financial principles. /
le recognize in Mr.. McCulIoch a real Guan
but the point in bis scheme, which
lust strike Englishmen most forcibly, is
le confidence which he entertaiHs in the :
Of the Executive. y.
He asks for unlimited power in the way CT =
paper currency, and asks for 8 sur
.us commencing at $40, 900, 900, and gradu- +
ly increasing to $40, 900, 900. may be en-
listed to the Government for the time
sing. That such things should be asked
T Is surprising, but if the representatives q,
tax papers sre found willing TO grant
We may be well astonished. What
rer may BE- the ourse Of financial discus q
on in the Sla.es during the current session ,
Congress, may be watched by US with adj
J. Il. Starks, recently appointed Governor g
Jamaica, sailed for hat place on the 18th
H.. The Jamaica Commissioners we're to n
III by the next steamer.
The Times Paris correspondent. says v
en-. schodeld has returned TO Paris after a &
ear Of absence, and he proposes spending
le winter in Paris. He seems TO be much
leased with his visit to England.
AUGUSTA, Ne Jan. 4-GOvernor Cony -
as i~uaugurated to-day, aud delivered his
.sssage to the Legislature. Referring to e
lie military Of the state during the rebel
on he saws: Name furnished 7I,555 men, Il
sing more than one-tenth of her poPula- $
on 5 regiments and l battalion Of infy
i'll remain in the service. The record ex-
ibits the facts that Of the soldiers she fur u
shed, s,44s persisted, either being slain IN
attic or died OF wounds received, or dis
lss contracted in the service. lie believes !
lat some testimonial is due 10 the memory
the dead, and equally TO the more fortu- "
ate living, ia token OF the States apprecia- 8
% and gratitude, and suggests that q mon
nent be erected 10 honor Of the former,
ID medals, with suitable inscriptions, be
ruck and furnished the latter, who have
zen honorably discharged. ,
But this Will not satisfy the public con :
hence, for the duty Of State IS thus but 4
part discharged. There is one thing o.
hich eau and should be done, and that IS 1
snEet 8 law that no soldier Of sober ha1 {
., incapscitsted BY injuries received in the
ischargs OF his duty, while in the military
or has q family who shall require
ID from any city Or town, shall become
aupsrs or be subjected 10 any disability in :
thereof. The Stats sKPeudi-
lres fer war purposes amounts TO 5 1851
-. The amount advanced BY cities aud
,wns, for aid 10 the families Of soldiers, 10 {
snusry Ist, 1855, was Sl,5gs, $50.