Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERADGE,
OF WFAKLEY.


NEWS OF THE DAY.
One Of Maximilian's war ships recently ar
rived At Havana with prize captured on uca-
tan. hut The Cuban authorities ordered the ship
away.
Lord Mas. Chief Secretary for Ireland, an
pounced IN the House Of Commons on the l6th
inst that the sentence OF all the convlcted re-
niars had been commuted.
A Dubliu dispatch Of the 9th inst, says the
party Of Fenians arrested a few days ago when
attempting to land at Dungannan, say they were
from Boston, Mass.
The poIiee commissioners Of Chicago are taxi
inE measures 10 prevent the sale ana use o. nr9-
an earnest request Of the Board Of Under
writers.
Judge Ballard. Of the United States District
Court Of Kentucky, has appointed four OF tue
candidates for Registers Of Bankruptcy, nomin,,
ated by Chief Justice Chase. rejected three, and
still has two under consideration.
The Austrian Minister at Washington has
received intelligence encouraging the hope that
Macmillan win be released. on condition Of
formal remuneration Of all claims to the crown Of
Mexico.
Ii seems that the President pardoned Gayle.
the Albanian who offered large reward for
The assassination Of johnson and Seward, at the
United States army officers.
FKMayor Withers, Of Mobile has had an in
terview with Attorney General StanberTy, rela-
tive to his displacement by Gen Pope and y
assured that il is not regarded as legal by that
officer, so far as the facts have come before him.
Official reports from the Far West, received at
the War Department, have convinced the Sec
Rotary that an Indian war is inevitable, and
arrangements are being made 20 forward to the
front the material necessary for its prosecution.
Advices ofalleged outrages by the Tennessee
t1iIitia were received at the Executive mansion
In Washington on the 9th inst. Gov. Brownlow
teleer1phs that he has made several arrests for
these Outrages.
and cabinet factory in Philadelphia on the 9th
inst. which demolished the building, killing six
persons and wounding five others; Ii Is supposed
that twelve persons were buried IN the ruins,
who had not been rescued.
Judge DurcIl, Of the United States District
Court Of Louisiana, has declined 10 confirm two
Of the Registers in Bankruptcy nominated by
Chief Justice Chase. III had confirmed, how
ever the appointment Of ex-Gov. Hamilton as
Register Of the district Of New Orleans.
A divorce suit was recently tried in the Cir
crit Court Of Phelps county, Mo-, IN which the
plaintiff in the suit is Judge Van WOrmer. He
5at in. his own case, and upon the pleading,
entered a decree dissslviUR tn bonds Of malris
mony between himself and wife.
A special from New Orleans says that registra-
ton returns have been received from twenty
eight parishes Of Louisiana including the four
districts Of New Orleans. The colored voters
have a majority IN every parish but two, and in
the latter the registry IS closed.
The National typographical Union in session
at Memphis passed resolution yesterday re-
questing every printer in the United States TO
set 1000 ems on the anniversary Of Artemus
Wards death, 20 go toward erecting his monu
ment. They are going down the river on a
pleasure trip.
Colonel Butler was killed by an accident on
the Pennsylvania railroad, near Louisville,
Lancaster county, IN that state. ia October 1865.
A suit against the kailroad Company, pending
since then, was decided in the MIddleburg court
on the 81 inst, by giving the Colonels heirs
$4,000 damages.
In a letter lately addressed to the English
Minister at Florence, 6arabaidi formally sets
forth his title TO the gOvemOrship of Rome, to
which Office he SAYS he was elected by the Ro-
man people in 1889 and from which he denies
that he has ever been legally depOsed. In his
eyes the Pope is a mere usurper.
The Emperor Napoleon has presented 10 the
University at South Bend, Indiana, q superb and
powerful telescope valued at 5000 francs. II
has inscribed upon Il IN French Presented by
his Imperial Majesty Napoleon | II to the Cath
oiic University Of Notre Dame du Lac, Indiana,
United States"
NapieryiHe and Wheaton, towns IN Dupage
county, Illinois, were rivals for the honor Of
being the county scat. At the election on the
"a inst. Wheaton was successful. On the 4th, q
party from Napieryille went 20 Wheaton and
began an assault on the inhabitants. After a
severe battle the assailants were driven away
Some of them have been arrested, but more
lighting rs expected.
The official copy Of Sheridan 3 order removing
GOV. Wells has not yet reached Washington.
The Attorney General has set 10 work with re
newed yigor IN examining the question Of the |
legal power Of commanders Of districts to remove
civil officers. IL Is understood that his opinion
at present is decidedly against the legality of
such removals
Federal officers have been at work on the Bel
mont battle-ground, disinterring the Federal
dead. The remains found indicate much great
or loss on that field than was reported. They
haV mi ed al
about three thousand two hundred bodies and |
there are other trenches on the field which have
not yet been found.
Crop accounts continue 60 be favorable from
all points aud the harvest promises 10 be earlier
than was generally expected. New ripe wheat |
from Georgia. was on exhibition at the New Y ork
last week. In some sections Of New Jersey the |
farmers are already harvesting rye which il
was thought would be late
An attempt 20 sssassinate the Car Of Russia
was made on the 10th inst. as he was returning |
with the Emperor Louis Napoleon from the /
grand review in Champ de Mars. A shot was
tired at the carriage By some person in the 1
crowd. but fortunately neither Of the Emperors /
were injured. The incident created great excite |
ment and confusion for time. which, however.
auieted down when it was found that the in /
tended assassin failed
Mail advices from Athens state that the Crotan
forces now hold all the passes. The army Of Il
Omar PashR IS 50 crippled that he cannot make L
any serious movements without fresh reinforce
ments. Typhoid fever IL raging in the Turkish /
confirms the prev ious reports that the Turks Il
are everywhere badly defeated. and that the i
Cretsn insurgents were uniformly successful in
every enconter with the forces under the COM
mand Of Omar Pasha.
A Buffalo dispatch Of the 9th inst. says The
Jury in the case Of Prather, Wadsworth & Co. of
Pithole. against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, 70 recover Si0VV damages for money i
obtained by q swindler on dispatch forwarded
by the Western Union and United States Tee
graph Companies. returned = verdict for the |
plaintiffs. allowing them Sll2ll 65. The court, |
Judge DAVIS presiding ordered that the plain |
tifs recover ~ per cent on the verdict ~ extra
allowance. Stay OF proceedings have been |
granted and exceptions viii be filed.
Appleton 0aksmith, who was convicted some
slave trade. and who escaped % Europe, has |
is1ely made application % the President fer q
nardon. Thereupon his wife appeared NJ the |
W hite House and protested against the pardon, 1
on the ground that he had wickedly and unjust
y procured divorce from her. On hearing |
this representation the President refused the
application.
The Evansville Indiana) .SsufinrL. one of |
whose editors was an officer in the Federal army |
Turing the war, has n double-leaded leader In |
avor of General Robert r. Lee for President in |
S the first choice Of grand army Of Democrats !
n the North, who are not afraid 60 urge his !
lain before the country for that position for |
which God especially endowed him. The timid |
men Of the party may tremblc when his name Is
poken. but the brave applaud
Joel Lindsay. the clergyman in Western New
ork who whipped his little child % death be- {
ause he would not say his prayers 20 suit him. .
las paid the final penalty of his inhumanity by J
aging fine Of $3.50. not $500 rs reported by | I
clegraph. lie was first convicted Of man |
iaaEetsT y the inst degree then got new tIial,
u Mhlch me jury disagreed. and finally plead
unity 20 mansiauChtcr in the fourth dcrrce. for |
'hlch me me mentioned was imposed as the |
'enalS, IL NE child had been a negro and Mr..
lindsay giuLen OF southern state. he would | F.,
ave been lucky II he had GOT ad with n whole :
'ech. coeh n the course OF Justice North ana | .
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