The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-18
slasIlpille MniutG.
THE NEWS.


Gen. Sherman was at st. PauPs on
the 18th inst
A national cemetery is to be estab-
lished at Franklin, Tenn, to which all
the Union dead along the Tennessee &
Alabama railroad will be removed, ex-
cept those inferred at Rose Hill Gene
terry, Columbia
Gen. Julius StahI has been appointed
United States Consul to Japan.
Hon. George E Badger, of North
Carolina, died on the 18th inst. of par
alysis.
The young halter who saved the life
Of the Russian Emperor is decidedly in
luck. The sum of 100000 francs has
been subscribed for him, and a large
tract of land has been given TO enable
him to support his new dignity as no
bleman.
The New Albany Ledger says that
while number of young men were
drinking beer together, on Sunday
evening, one of them named Xaviar
Hublar, took up gun, and as he was
playing with it the piece was dis
charged, the shot taking effect in the
groin Of his brother, Joseph Hublar.
The latter died in about an hour
We regret to learn by a note from
Bishop Morris, published in the Chris
tan Advocate, of this city, that the
venerable writer had a second attack
of paralysis of the Sth, very similar to,
though not quite as severe as the first,
and on the left side He expresses
thankfulness that it Is no worse, and
says he shall try TO be resigned and
hopeful
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil has the
following:
OFHcIAL-Married, at the residence
of Mr.. Ben. Jarvis, in Marshalltown,
Iowa, by the Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Joe
Baugh Chats u.s. and Miss Mary c.
Swanson, CHATS more of us
The Commissioner of Agriculture
has recently received from the Royal
Agricultural Society of Austria choice
selection of seeds, which the Commits.
sioner proposes to experiment with in
the grounds of the Department
News from the West Indies is to
the effect that the idea of anne cation
to the United States is gaining ground,
and is now well received throughout
the Island.
The Newland Evans murder case,
which has been on trial at New Al
bany, Indiana, for several days past,
terminated in the acquittal Of the de
PENDANT.
IL is among the reports from Wash.
| ingtOn that Senator Wade has deemed
the course of Secretary Stanton worthy
the application of some of his choicest
epithets, taken from the extensive
stock which that Senator keeps con-
stantly on hand. If not decidedly
| profane, they are said TO have been ex-
ceedingly muscular
Officers of the National Banks are
writing 10 the Comptroller of the Cur
rency from all sections of the country,
urging the necessity of some legisla-
ton to protect them from the addi-
tional shareholder tax, imposed by To-
cal authorities under the recent de
cision of the Supreme Court, declaring
| such a tax to be permissible under the
currency act They assert that the in
evitable result will be the winding up
of a large number of National Banks
! if relief is not secured.
Tho receipts from customs at the
| four principal ports of the United
| States, in the week ending Saturday,
| we're as follows: New York, 81 .253, 900
Boston, S29O, 45l 49, Philadelphia, SlO3g
! $50 IS, Baltimore, 500 2G6 a; making
a total for the week amounting to 81
7O7277 %.
Two daughters of President Juarez,
| of Mexico, are guests of the Mexican
Minister, Mr.. Romero. They are beau
tiful and accomplished young ladies.
While Mr.. Moses Hawkins, an old
| and prominent resident of Ypsilanta,
was AZ work Saturday in his garden, he
was shot and instantly killed by
young man who had been shooting
| birds
Mr. George Peabody is staying with
his sister, at Georgetown, near South
Danvers, Mass. He declined formal
reception which was rendered to him
by a committee of the citizens of South
Danvers. ... ...
Miss Cornelia Eames, a young lady
residing in Chesterfield, Va, met with
a painful accident on Wednesday morn
ing, from the bursting of an Old Do
minion coffee pot. The loss of one eye,
! it is thought, will probably be the re-
suit of this occurrence.
A Mammoth, still covered with its
skin aud hair, was discovered some
time since in the frozen soil of North
ern Siberia. The Academy Of ST. Pc
tersburg with the aid of the Prussisn
! Government, has sent distinguished
man of science to examine the animal
! IL is hoped that he may arrive before
! decomposition is too far advanced, and
! that a view may be obtained of the
| outer appearances of the animal,
and also, from the contents of
its stomach, of its natural food. The
pre-historical figure Of the Mammoth,
drawn on piece Oh iAotyt iothu III a
cavern of Perigord by ID. Lartet, will
then admit of Verifcation.
John Mitchell is writing upon Irish
grievances through the columns Of the
Opinions Nati0ualc, of Paris, and prom
ises 10 explain clearly what Fenianism
is, and above all, what it is not
The correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing on the 9TH of April,
saws that the Brazilian fleet had reached
Tres Bacas, on the Paraguay river, and
was in line, extending to Psso de Is
Pstua on the Parana.
The house of Mr.. Burbank, at Mont
heller. Vermont, was burned night be-
fore last Mr.. Burbank and two young
ladies persisted in the flames.
Seven horse thieves and desperadoes
have been lynched to death IN 81 CLAIR
county, Missouri, during the past few
weeks.
The people Of Texas are contributing
for the family of Albert Sidney John
ston, who are in want in California
Mrs. General Robert & Lee arrived
At Cairo from New Orleans, Yesterday,