Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02
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/ fngtOn RumOrs, etc.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The Herald's Dub
lin correspondence, Nov. 18th, says the
wants and miseries OF the inhabitants IN
der British rule, are set forth as constitu-
| ting the exciting cause of a revolutionary
outbreak, which the writer seemed to an
| ticipate.
In the case of the alleged Hoboken bank
frauds, Judge DAILY of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, yesterday denied the motion Of
the defendants counsel for the discharge OF
his client, Geo. w. Chadwick, from arrest.
The case has been postponed several times
to accommodate the defendant, and yester-f
day, on the calling of the calendar, no an
swer coming from defendants counsellor,
Charles Wehle moved for default, which
was granted. -...
There were 1,249 votes registered in the
city yesterday; this, in addition to the mum.
Der registered at the general election, makes
total of 126, al voters in this city.
A match at billiards was played at IT.
wing Hall last night, between Goldthwait.
of Boston, and McDevitt, for $500 side,
in which Goldthwait came out winner.
The Herald Mexican correspondence,
dated Chihuahua, Nov. 9TH, says: The pol
icy Of Juarez regarding the Mexicans
who have served in the Imperial armies
and who may fall into his hauds after the
final embarkation of the French, is slightly
limited at in a communication of the Secre- |
tary of War Of the Mexican Republic
Gen. Pavar, at Juixfn. The Secretary
disapproyes in strong language, of the |
wholesale pardons to such persons. Ger !
tain documents are published officially by |
the Juarez Government, which throws a |
load oflight upon Ortega's operations. The |
latter has granted the privileges of coming
Mexican money in San Francisco to a citi1 |
zen of New York. Juarez being requested |
by the same Individual TO ratify the per
mission Of Ortega, it was promptly re-
fused.
The news from the seat of war in Para
aqua, is dated Rio Janerio, October 20. In
addition to the change of commanders in
the Brazilian army, which was reported in
the Herald few days ago, a new COM
mander has been appointed to the fleet in
place of Admiral Niscount Pamandre.
A levy of twenty-five thousand men in
Brazil is demanded, but the recruits are
coming in but slowly.
The loss of the allies at fort Curahfaly.
Is now reported to be 1000, besides three
iron clads being seriously damaged.
The allied army, it was rumored, would
fall back on Corrientz
the National Exhibition at Rio Janerio
opened on the 10Th Of October. The ex-
hibition is intended to display the products
OF that favored country, The Emperor ,
and Empress, aud the Prince and the Prin-
cess, accompanied by large suit, attended
The opening
Further heavy duties have been imposed ;
on the dis'illers of rum, in Jamaica, by the :
Legislature of that Island. But little
margin for profit remains with the business I
under the new tax.
There will be, in the future no direct
communication between Kingston and the I
United States, except by transient carrying
7essels. :
A screw steamer, named the Bolivar. :
reached Lsguayra, Venzuela, on the 18th I
If October, having been fitted out in Eng
and, for the Venzuelian navy. II was Z
manned with Englisnmen, who insisted on :
BEING retained as its crew, and on finding =
hat they would not be retained, thew SET !
all with the Bolivar, and have not since /
,een heard from.
Dr. Padenstein has been centurei bv the
,oard OF health for neglecting to report f
he prevalence of typhoid fever in the deaf Il
md dumb asylum. II
1t Is likely that hospital will be estab- n
ished on the Battery for those suffering r
rom typhus fever. :
A Washington special says: Judge Car w
er, OF the Supreme Court, will deliver the
ddress Of welcome at the mass reception .,
f Congress. II
There have been two hundred and twen- NJ
whine designations of clerks in the Treas
ry department during the past year. h,
lostly on account of inadequate salaries. v,
! strong effort will be made to have Con- ~
reSs increase these salaries.
The estimated receipts of revenue for the n,
ext fiscal year instead of being 5000, OOO.- fr
10 as has been published, are really less W
IAN $450,O00,O0O. W,
The Secretary Of the Treasury will not "a,
commend the issue Of any five Der cent vi
0nds as stated, and will indicate the time At 90
hich, in his judgment, the resumption of
'ecie payments can be safely effected. 1t mn
hisopiniOn that this may bedone in eigh- go
en- months, but hopes for an earlier date. f.
A Hartford special SAYS: Mr.. Leach. 81
o =, oi tila1 city, was stabbed four times riff
NA1Nag nASht Al All encounter Win | in
lrglar. The robber escaped. ~. '..'i
A Memphis special says: By the col
non on the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
ad, yesterday, the conductor, three whites. "A
d four freedmen, we're instantly killed. iof
be baggage and express cars took fire, To- -.
rning their contents, with the mail and III III
dies of the killed. Mr.. Jones, the bag 40
&c master, was caught by the baggage, en- %,
d although unhurt, was burned to death. o o.l
Tree fiat cars, a ,second-class passenger
: and two engines were destroyed No -,
ssengers vera injured. The accident e. g.,
suited from running behind time ~
The New York Times Washington spe- -
i says: The Presidents message has m
en- delivered 10 the agent of the associa- ~
press, to be sent 70 the leading Jour = -
Is of the country. Copies for the New r.
'rk and Philadelphia presses, however, H.,
$ been entrusted with special messen- ~
rs who will deliver them when the read , ~
OF the document is commenced in Con- o.
ess. ere
The Worlds special insists that his sum II
Try OF the Secretary of the Treasury's ,ha
BORT published few days since, was made '"S =
from the books and was entirely correct - :