The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23
BIZ LAST NIGHTS NAIL.


WssErsGroN, March 2I.-The President
has recognized +. a. Santers as Consul for
/ Wurtcmburg, 1T Galveston, Texas.
A. Frazer, Of Germany, has addressed q
communication 10 the Department Of State
suggestinga means Of preventing the spread
of the rinderpest. The theory is that the
diseased cattle poison the atmosphere, hence
they are to be separated from the healthy
] animals, and the latter fabricated with pc
tfoleum, and q small quantity Of the on
mixed with their food. The communication
has been sent 10 the lou Committee on
Agriculture.
The bill to e~qualize bountes, introduced
by Mr.. Julian to-day, and referred 10 the
Committee on Military Affairs, provides
for the payment OF every soldier and sailor
who has served during the late war, and
who has been or may hereafter be honora-
bly, discharged, q bounty OF eight dollars
and a half Tor each months service render
: ed provided, in case Of q discharge on ac-
count of wounds received in action, full
bounty shall be paid for the time for which
the enlistment was made. No bounty is 10
be paid to any soldier or sailor who was 8
prisoner of war ct the time of his enlist
ment, or who had been discharged at his
own request, unless for he purpose Of re-
enlistment, or TO accept promotion nor &c
any sailor whose prize money shall exceed
tue amount OF bounty he would be entitled
TO.
Minister Romero has received official
news from Ell Paso TO the Esd OF February,
confirming the report of the evacuation of
the city Of Chihuahua by the French
troops.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant has ordered that COM
| manding officers of posts and depots will, as
soon as possible after the arrival Of any de-
serters at their posts, forward charges TO
the commanding General Of the Depart
ment IN which their posts or departments
may be situated, who, with as little delay
as practicable, take measures 10 have de-
serters brought to trial.
Advices received frcm Montgomery, Ala,
10 the 18th have been received by DR.. G. W.
Horner, Chief Medical Officer OF the Freed
mems Bureau, informing him that there IS
a report in circulation there that the chOl-
era has made its appearance at Mobile, al
though the report was not traced to any re-
liable ource.
Hauanq, March I7.LThe French steam
ship Panama arrived yesterday, three days
from Vera Cruz. She brings dates from the
mort of departure to the 18th, and from the
City of Mexico TO the Sth.
There is but little news of importance.
The papefs are filled with accounts Of the
murder of the Belgian envoy, General Eau
~ and Captain De Huarh. The funeral
obseauies were celebrated with great pomp
on the 9Th, Macmillan and Carlotta at
tending.
There is an account Of the defeat OF the
J~aurists under Paoriero, Dias, Lima, Pea,
Lopez. Orazerro, and Siguro. Strange 10
saw, everybody among them was captured
except the leaders, who are reported TO
have escaped on foot, the attacking party
being cavalry.
The Emperor Of Austria has just sent by
the Count Bombelles, the original coat OF
arm OF MonteZuma, and one Of the origin
al letters of Herman C@ortez, OF Mexico.
They are from the Royal Museum OF Vi
emma.
The resignation of Hidalgo, Minister to
France, has been accepted, and General Al
monte appointed in his place.
There have been several changes in tie
so-called Imperial Cabinet, but OF little IL
| terest to the public generally.
ISp1ANAPoLIs. March 2l.-The Roberts
wing of the Fenians ia busy obtaining sub
scriptions to aid the N 1yement upon Cana
da. and our citizens generally are respond
ing literally. A gentleman IN the conf
dence of Roberts SAVE, that before sixty
DAYS the divisions nov existing il the Fe-
Man ranks will be healed. You have IN
doubtedly noticed that Roberts has never
said thai an attack would be made upon
Canada within sixty days.
We had a severe thunder-shower last
night, and q house was struck by lightning.
The streams all over the State are high, and
the roads are almost impossible. Business
OF all kinds in consequence Is dull.
The reports from all paris of the State
represent the wheat as looking much better
than anticipated.
The trial of Buchanan for wife murder is
progressing, with every prospect of con-
vietlon. The plea Of defence is temporary
insanity,
FoRrREss MONROE, March 2l.-The
United States steamer BienVille sailed to-
day for the West Indies.
A large meeting was held in Norfolk
lately to protest against the present regula-
tons on oysters, and to take measures TO lest
their legality. Strong IHolutions were
adopted on the subject.
1t is reported thaE c. c.. Clay has been al
lowed, on his parole of honor, the liberty
Of the grounds within the walls Of the for
tress during the day, retiring to his cell
only at night.
CHICAGO, March q, p.m-A Miss Boy
ingtun, of thi5 city, While walking on the
railroad track at HYDE Park this noon, was
struck BIZ a locomotive Of the Michigan
Central and probably fatally injured.
A wretch named Hagner, belonging to
the merchants police force, last night out
ragged a little girl thirteen years old, the
daughter of q widow woman named Quincy,
living in North Division. He has Eiuce
been arrested aud held to bail.