The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

NEw NoRE, Jan. l9-This morning Iss
Terrency, q young mal in the emp,ov ,
the Farmers sndC Citizens National Bank
Of Williamsburg, wa, dispatched 60 10.
city with SlI,oso in treasury notes. an.
S7o.eo0 in checks or exchange on the Par
Bank. After leaving the ferry beat. en-.
while passing through Wiui-m street. Z.
was stopped by two men who were in
butchers cart, one OF whom instantly iunp.
ei to the pavement and struck him ac-os.
the face with a pistol, knocking HIM down
and snstching the treasury notes. The as.
sailaut jumped into the csrt snd dove
away snd has not yet been arrested.
The citizens offer $1,000 .o- the recovery
Of the money.
On Thursday the two men, Augustus Fa's-
ton and Thomas Clark, who robbed the Ad-
ans Express Company several dsys ago.
were brought before ihe Superior curt. at
Bridgeport, on a bench warrant, and put to
plead on a charge Of grand larceny. They
plead not guilty, sud were each required
10 give bond ia tie SUN Of $4,000 lcr their
appearance before the Superior Court for
trial at some future session. They failed %
produce bondsmeu, and were committed to
jail TO await their trial. which will probably
take place st the March term Of the court.
WAsHISsroN, Jan. ls-The House went
into a Committee Of the Whole on the navy
appropriation bill, and discussed and struck
out the appropriation OF Sos. O00 for the
purpose Of levees Of Islands. The Ports
mouth Navy Yard bin was laid aside, and
the House proceeded with the discussion Of
Presidents annual message.
NEW YoEK, jan. I9.-The Commercials
special says affairs in Wall street exhibit
little change. The stock market continues
Unsettled.
The Lima Commercial speaking Of the
uicide Of the Spanish Admiral says that on
be afternoon Of the fatal day, Pareja had
ONE on deck, with his officers, with a re-
in his hand with which he shot two
irds on the wing.
He then went to his cabin, frem where,
hortly after, a shot was heard, and some
ody rushing in, the Admiral was found
on the table. A letterin which il sta
ID, Pareja is said, As commander Of Coyeu-
did not have courage to do his duty,
he had enough to survive the disgrace Of
is flag. and finished with the wish, that
is body might not be buried on Gillian
Vi or Chilian waters.
The Herald's Washington special says
m. h. Evans, late Lieutenant in the 2Ist
ennsylvania regiment, has been summon
| as a witness in the trial Of Gen. Mercer,
1w pending at Savannah, for executing
veral prisoners Just before the occupation '
that city BY BUR forces, Will testify that
/ a certain day in 1884, Just before the ,
sderal occupation Of Savannah, Mercer !
de over to the post prison, and ordered )
e summary execution Of seven FEDERAL
ldiers, merely to prevent their being re v
ptured by our forces. The Lieutenant 4
members the order given by Mercer to be b
follows:
g Bring out those damned Yankee sol
ers, and hang them higher than Haamuu
er hung, and send them to he'll, where q
ey ought to hsve been long ago % e.
The Henry Channing. from Aspinwall, |
$500, 900 in specie.
The Sacramento sailed on the 9Th for San
ancisco, with 200 u. S. cavalry. which
IRE transported from New Orleans 20 As
avail on the steamer Mcclellan.
In the Isthmus quite a dry season had set
The President elect Of Colorado is expect
daily from Europe in the new war steame-
Copper has not yet advanced
Valparaiso. All quiet in Peru.
The United States Minister at Bogota has
that Government, by instructions !
m Washington, that the United States
mot consider the new law in regard
the condition and rights of foreigners, I
"a Republic Of Colombia, as binding in =
y case where it c~ontrayenes with exist
3 treaties or international law. Citizens VI
each country are entitled to reparation Al
all injuries to their rights in the other, .
d the United States Government will in
t on justice to its citizens, when their
hits are violated.