The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
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MIGHT DISPATCHES

NEW OK, prll l2.-Ihe steamer Eagle
from Havana Sth, has srrived. No news
Gen. Vim. Pearce, we'll known as q gal
liant officer IN the army Of the Potomac, has
been selected by Gen. ButtsrEeld as Super
1 intendent Of recruiting Of the State of New
/ Jersey, and it is intended to at once fill up
/ a regiment in the regular army to the maxi
/ mum number.
! San FRANCIsCo, April II -Quicksilver has
I advanced ten cents in consequence Of the
I troubles at New Almadon. Six of the
rioters have been arrested and the rest will
| be soon.
WASHINGTON, April I2.-The President has
approved the bill 20 grant the right Of way
to the Cascade Railroad Company through
8 military reserve in Washington Territory.
ToRoSTo, c. W, April l2.-Ths Cabinet
meets daily, but the proceedings are kept
from the public. The report that some
arms had arrived at Ottawa and had mys-
teriously disappeared is cOntrsdieted.
The whole force Of volunteers at Mon
tresl are called out twice week. Add
tionsl volunteers are arriving at Cornwall in
anticipation Of trouble in connection with
arrests IF Fenians.
A report that President johnson is going
to issue a proclamation in reference to Fe-
MAN movements is received with much
satisfaction.
MONTREAL, c. E., April 1.-THE greatest
activity prevails in all Canadian cities 10
keep out the cholera. Precautionary mea -
ures are being taken " anticipation Of IS
appearance. Chronic diarrhOes is prevalent
here.
INV York, April l2.-The Steamer San
Ii sgo de Cuba from Greytown with Califor-
MIA passengers has arrived.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Full reports of
the Dering family murder shows it to have
been one Of the most horrible butcheries Of
the age. The press reporters say that the
body of the mother and those Of her four
children were found in one corner Of the
farm near q small clubhouse. 1t seems as
though the bodies were thrown into one
heap pell-mell, and then covered over with
dirt and hey. The unfortunates were most |
terribly mangied about the herd. A new
sharp and bloody axe was found in the rear |
Of the building, which had been used for |
bloody work. All the victims sbem to have !
been struck on the left side of the forehead !
just above the eye with the axe.
The demon finished his horrible work by |
cutting the Threats Of all. One of the little |
boys was so badly cut, his head dropped of |
when his body was lifted up. The other |
boy, when discovered, had his right arm |
crooked and partly raised, rs though at !
tempting 10 ward of the blow that sent him |
TO eternity. The mother was defending her |
baby from the attack of the demon, when /
she was mercilessly struck down The |
babe had received a dreadful blow on the /
upper part Of the breast near the shoulder. !
almost severing one Of its arms and also. |
anuther sharp cut on the side of the head. |
Probably the most correct of the theories |
expressed Is tina. all this dreadful work was /
done on Saturday morning, during the alb
sence OF Mr.. Dering. His body aud that Of
Miss heating, his cousin, were found along
side OF the barn, not far distant from the
spot where the others had been discovered.
Mr.. Dering and Miss Heating were covered
over with hay, one Of his feet partly stick
ing out.
little boy aged fourteen years, who lived
with the family and worked on the farm, is
also missing. Il Is believed he was also
murdered, and his body thrown into deep
well or one Of the many bitches that abound
IN that section Of the country. The well on
the premises was partly searched last night
but no bottom could be reached. The
bitches in the vicinity Of the house were
also examined without discovering the body
Of the missing boy. The search is being
this morning with renewed vigor.
The Ledger says the more this murder is
examined into, the more astounding it ap- !
pears. A mother and her four children are
outchered, it is supposed, singly, after being
'nticed from home, and without leaving
my marks Of the hellish deed behind and {
hen, upon the arrival Of the husband and
liece, for them 10 have been dealt with in
he same manner and still no spot of blood /
ound in the house or yard, is indeed sur
,risng.
The only rational theory we have heard
5 that, upon the arrival Of Mr.. Dering and
Iis neice, he discovered that his family
we're not in the house, and started after
hem, and after leaving the house was muir
ered. The niece then, it is thought, fol- ,
owed her nnele and was killed in the same
manner. ,
Unfortunately, it appears that the name 4
the supposed murderer is not known by
ny of the neighbors, nor can any descrip-
ion be given Of him, only that he was
erman labOrer.
Later-An additional victim to the horri-
ly tragedy was discovered this morning.
he body Of the missing boy was found uu-
er hay stack, his head smashed with
ammer and his throat cut.
The clothes Of the supposed murderer are
'und They are stained all over with
.ood.
The Bulletin gives the following descrip-
on Of the supposed murderer 4 German, /
AIMED Anthoney or Antonio, aged from 25
30 years; height, feet II inches very 4
uscularj light complexion, light hair, 3
ight moustache and gotee, pinples on his
ee, round shoulders, walks slowly, taking
ng steps; speaks imperfect English. The
'hee are making every effort to arrest the
urderer.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 12-The difficulty
tween the stove founders and mOulders Of
IS city and Troy have been satisfactorily
Justed, and tomorrow work will be re 6,
med In all the foundries of the two cities. -
Dwards of one thousand men will resume
lplOyment immediately ali