The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05
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NIGHT DISPATCHES

and staff, passed here this nor ing ca route
north. Gen. Sweeney and $50 Feniaus we're
on the same train. The United ates Mar
shalshere seized nine boxes Of arms ana ac-
couirsments in the Saturday evening train.
All quiet north Of Ogdensburg this morning
NEW YoEK, June 4.-Post's money arti-
Gle says the European news is not as favor
able az was anticipated, and gold has gone
up IA, opening at 1405z, Coin is plentiful
for delivery and rates for carrying at from
3 to 5 per cent. The loan market easy at
| q Z. Commercial paper quiet at 61l z.
| Stocks depressed and dull; Governments
less active, and Railroads dropping Bank
statement not favorable; later market for
Railroads WAS stronger New York Central
closed at $50, Erie 81, Pittsburg s., \. w.
| preferred, ISL.
NEW York, JUNE 4 Specials to Evening
papersssay Government considers the inva-
sion Of Canada virtually eUded. White,
| late Of Moseby Guerillas has been elected
| Mayor Of LessbuFg, Va he was pardoned
| several months ago it is said the British
| Minister demanded the surrender from our
! Government OF captured Fenians, it will be
| complied with though the Government has
| not yet decided. Charles O'COnner had
an interview with the President, concern
1 ing the trial Of jeff Davis. He says they
| are ready te proceed with the trial, and if
the Government isnot ready, they will ask
| release OF jeff. Davis on parole, with such
| security as the Government may ask; they
offer bail from 100000 to SO ,0OO,O goo.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-SENATE-Post Mas
| ter General sent in his response to the in
| quiry as to the cost, practicability, &C., of
connecting National telegraph system,
| with the Post Office Department. At one
| O'Clock the reconstruction resolution was
| taken up.
Prince Charles, of Hobenstocollem, was
enthusiastically received by the National
Assembly OF Danubian pIincipalities.
NEW York, June "A Montreal dispatch
of last night says the Royal Mail Steamer,
Hunaloga, has arrived at Quebec with the
Canadian Tooth or Prince Of Wales regi-
| ment, together with the ADD regulars from
Malta, to meet defense of st. Lawrence. 2
gunboats has been improvised from tug
boats plying in these waters, equipped and
named by marines from Her Majesty's
vessels, the Pliedes, lying at this point, and
the Aurora at Quebec. These gunboats viii
be equipped with Armstrong guns and u
pound howitzers. They sailed tonight IN
der sealed orders. The 9TH Fusiliers, from
Quebec with the 4th Battalion of the Rifle
brigade, Prince Consort's-own from this
city are under marching orders tonight.
Reinforcements are now knowa to be on the
way here from Halifax. The steamer Bel
gain will bring troops from England.
sE NEW YORK, June 4.-The morning papers
have the following special dispatches from
Washington: The statement Of the public
debt for May will show a large decrease in
the principal, and IN coin and currency on
hand.
Thad. Stevens was taken i'll on Thurs
day, and his friends express some apprehen- |
sion of his condition.
Charles A. Dana, late Of the Chicago Re. |
publican, is in Washington as a witness be
fore the Blalr-Conkllng investigation Com
mittee. 1t is as .erted he will contradict |
the several statements in Gen. Fry's letter. |
dispatch from Richmond states that |
the counsel for JEFF. Davis intend making |
application to the Court, meeting there to- |
day, for the release of their client on parole, !
and think they will be successful.
About II ,SS2 acres of land were taken up |
in the lows Land Office in April for actual /
homestead settlement. Cash sales amount !
ed to 50 200.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEws.-TwO large
ware houses at Manchester, England, were |
burned the morning of the 23d ult. loss
800, GOO
The Italian and Australian Governments |
have announced their intention to respect |
the Swiss neutrality in the event Of war.
Paris telegram Of the Esd ult. says the |
" lllbS4A L'u l1dlL bldltb ludb rance, Eng |
land and Russia do not wish to take the |
position Of arbitrstors, but solely to propose |
a basis of certain deliberations and direct |
the discussion of the conference TO the |
points constituting a case of collision. The |
Powers are now arranging the terms of note |
intended TO b sent to Vienna, Berlin,
Frankfort and Florence.
La France uays the reply Of Russia is |
still expected.
The heavy thunder showers all through |
the southwest, and Lightning, has done a |
great deal of damage. The shin Artesian.
with 1000 bales Of cotton, was burned yes
terday, at the wharf, by lightning. The
heavy rains have created new cTevasses,
The details of the overflow of Alexandria
are heart-rending. The people were driven
to RATS for protection and an immense
amount of property was destroyed. Ne re-
lief possible until the flood subsidies. Vast
numbers Of stock were drowned. The |
floods IN Texas overlooked and devastated |
all the bottom lands and injured the crops
seriously.
Extensive crevasses below the city have
been stopped.
New YORK, Juno 4.-Private dispatches
from London by the Nova Scotia report the
premium still seven. The Bank Of London
was reported as having fsiled
Que banking firm in this city draws upon
that institution, but from the high standing
of the firm there is perhaps no grounds for
apprehension that the BUYERS on their bills
IN London will suffer
Private dispatches also report the failure
Of W. X. Cobrough i Co., Liverpool, large
firm in the cotton trade
At the date Of the Nova Scotia's news,
none Of the recent shipments Of gold from
this side had been received.
The Scotia with $3,092, 743 in gold was of
the coast and the City Of Paris with S3,OO6,-
4O4 would be due two or three DAYS after |
the arrival Of the Scotia. 1t is reasonable
to suppose that the effect of these large |
receipts OF gold will give a very different
tone to that Of the news by the Afraca.
The stock market is dull and unsettled |
chiefly the effect of the uncertainty respect
ing the course Of speculation in Erie, and
the apprehension that the speculative di-
rector may spring a trap on the operators
in that stock.
At the regular board prices were gen
orally lower, and bankers show an indis-
position to increase their bonds in the pres
ent condition Of the markets. Money is in
good supply at per cent. for prime names
The gold market has been UnlaYOrably af- |
fected by the foreign news.
HARRIsBURG, Pc, Jnne The Supreme
Court having adjourned without announcing
its decision, as requested by the Governor,
on the c0nsututonalty Of Congress dis
franchising deserters, the bill passed at the
late session of the Legislature for carrying
into effect the law of Congress has this day
been approved by the Governor.
ST. ALBANs, June 4.-Another company
of U. S. Artillery from independence ar
rived this morning. The United States au-
thorities are using every effort to preserve
neutrality. The Fenians are preparing for
a movement.
ST. ORNoYD, July in the Canada line
the villages are filed with British volun-
teers. Reports are current Of an expected
Fenian attack. It is rumored than an at
tempt was to be made TO capture a bank at
Bedford, Stonebridge Station, which caused
the removal Of the deposits therefrom last
night. a camp Of the 25th Highlanders is
stationed at st. Alexander.
TORONTO c. W, June 1.-The excitement |
Of the Fenian invasion has rapidly subsided.
Exposed points everywhere are all fnlly
prepared for any emergency. Military ar
rangements are constantly being perfected, |
Transit on the Great Western and other |
railroads are going on as usual.
OMAHA, June 4.-The first hundred miles | ]
Of the Union Pacific Railroad was compile
ted yesterday. Milwaukee and the bridges !
at kelbourn city, has been rebuilt and !
trains passed over to-day on Milwaukee and
st Paul Railroad bridge. The fret regi-
ment Of Feniaus start for Chicago To-
morrow, TO JON the Feuians there and pro
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