The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
By LAST G II MAIL.

WASHINGTON Aarcn A-Ane iolloWln
correspondents IS published here and hal
created Considerable comAotion at the
Capitol during the day:
"PosrOFFIcE, HARTFORD, CoSN.,
March p, 1866.
HSIR: I am now engaged in publicly ad-
voeating the election of Governor Jas. Z.
English, candidate for Governor of Con-
necticut, a gentleman who is openly COM
mitted to the support Of TOUR veto and the
defense of your policy OF reconstruction, in
opposition TO the d~isunioaists OF Connect
cut.
81 am opposing the election of General
James r. Henley, who openly disapproves
Of your veto and your 22d of February
speech, and declines to support your policy
as opposed to the Radical majority Of Con-
gress-
elf my political action is not satisfactory
10 you l beg you 10 receive my resignation
as Postmaster in this city.
81 have the honor to remain, as ever,
your obediens servant.
fSignedl E. S. CLEVELAND.
'eTo his ExcelleDcy, Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States"
The following is the Presidents indorse-
ment:
"Your political opinions in upholding
my measures and policy are approved.
Your resignation is, therefore, not accepted,
but is herewith returned.
[Signedl "ANDREw JOHNSON.
"ExECUTIvE MANSION, Washington, d. c.,
March %, 1866.
A prominent member stated on the floor
Of the House to-day that he was aware Of
the fact that the veto message Of the civil
rights bill had been completed and would
be sent TO the Senate on Monday.
The Associated Press telegraphed a very
erroneous copy of the loan bill as it passed
the House.
Il appears, from an examination of the
enrolled bill, that it contains no such pro-
visions as SO widely published, declaring
that the boEds which may be disposed Of
elsewhere than in the United States may
be made payable, both principal and inter
est, in the coin or currency Of the country
in which they are made payable and that
they shall not bear a rate of interest ex-
ceeding five per cent.
The bill as it passed allows the Secretary
to dispose of bonds elsewhere than in the
United States but it says nothing as to the
rate Of interest on such bonds, or how they
are to be paid.
WasH1NGrcN, March 25.-The Department
Of State has received authentic information
that the three colored children Of Raselyan,
| OF New Orleans, who were taken to Havana
without the consent Of their parent, have
been sent back to her by the United States
! Consul at Havana. General Candy gave in
formation concerning the abduction or re-
mOval Of the children, when the State De.
partment instituted measures which led tC
their recovery.
Prominent members Of Congress say that
the President will tomorrow return to the
] - 81 aT-eH -r-kW. kr1n 18th HE aAsa.
ton, while others assert that the message is
already prepared.
Gen. Howard having returned TO Wash.
ington, il is expected that the report from
the Comm i5tee on Reconstruction, embrsc.
ing the testimony Of Gen. Lee, will be pre-
sented early this week.
NEW YORK, March 25.-European fleI
contain the following additional news: 1t Il
rumOred that q Misunderstanding exits Dc
tween our own Government and the Amen
can embassy in London, relative to the i'm
prisonment Of several persons charged with
Fenianism, who assert the claim as Ameri,
can citizens, and demand to be either liber-
ated or brought TO trial-a misunderstood.
ing which has been referred Tor solution Il
Washing ton, and which may probably
prove embarrassing.
The Tribune's Hamilton, c. W, dispatch
I 81 - q sum Jus WIN -
| deienses. Until spring shall clear the river
OF ice and a NUMBER Of ~gunboats can conn
up to points along the frontier, all is no
considered safe. The report of the army O
men in Canada IS very much exaggerated
The number Of really able-bodied men able
TO serve is not over 20, 900, and not half o.
them nave offered their services.
NEW YORK, March 25.-From the pub.
! lished Gillian official account of the late
tight between the Spanish and CHILEAN yes,
sells, it appears that the Gillian vessels were
not damaged to the extent reported, and il il
claimed tnat it was the Spaniards who were
challenged to open the combat, and refused.
instead OF the Chilians.
The Herald's Mexico correspondent repre-
sents that the message Of Gen. Anderson OF
Ohio, in January last, produced quite g
sensation in the Republican party in Mexico,
The Presidents message to Governor Ham
ilton, Of Texas, in which he reiterstes the
hope that loyal Representatives from the
South will be permitted TO take their seats
in Congress. is published. 1t bears date q
February 16, 1866.
INDIAYAPoLIs, March IS, P. MIR. E.
Dunbar, an old and respected citizen, acct
dentally shot himself yesterday afternoon,
three miles South of the city, while out
shooting.
He was climbing a fence, when the top
rail broke and his gun was discharged, the
entire charge passing through the brain,
causing instant death.
Mrs. Morton and family arrived on satur-
day. They report the Governor improving
slowly under the care Of his New York ply
sicians.
The cold weather last night. is said to have
killed the fruit crop.
MEMPHIS, March 24.-soIhe unknown
scoundrel cut the Wheel Opes of the steam
or Starlight just as she was backing out
from New Orleans last Monday. Five hun
dred dollars is offered for his apprehension.
White river is bank full.
The 0Yerton hotel was to-day sold for
$Isl, GOO. It will be reftted and made q
splendid hotel.