Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Registration at Mobile has been completed.
The result is 23i9 whites and 1856 blacks.
Efforts are making in England to secure the
release Of Gen. RRRle. recently arrested as a
Fenian ia Ireland.
Some Radical Cuhans al Havana celebrated
the execution Of MaKimilian By dinner, where
toasts were drank 10 the Monroe doctrine.
The number Of cholera cases are increasing at
Fort Harker, Ellsworth, Salina and fert Riley.
There is a panic at Fort Harker, and many Of
the people are leaving.
young southerner was victimiEei to the
tune Of $4,000 in Chicago the other Ilght The
police made raid on one Of the leading gamb-
ing-houses on Tuesday night. and made several
arrests.
A Boston broker run Of with a pretty girl
from Chelsea. Massachusetts, last week, taking
with him 5000 in jewelry, belonging to other
parties. The improperly OF this act was IN
creased BY the fact that the broker left a wife
aBd cbio Of home. He was overhauled at Buff
falo and taken back.
The following are the names and supposed
numbers Of the hostile tribes now united in the
var upon the, whites: Apaehes, 1000 ATrapa-
hoes. 1000: Blackfeet. GOO; Crows 5000; Co
manches 20,000; kiOwas, 1000; CheyeRnes.
$500: Gross Ventures 500 Miniatures $500: Ma
vajoes. 1900; Sioux. 22,0OO. Total, 1900.
The report of judge Goodloes decision in the
habsas corpus case in Kentucky was not alto
rether correct. The Judge only decided that
prisoner, arrested By the United States authori-
lies for trial before the United States District
Court fNAlN not ne utefAhiEtu ug Tue DAhAE
courts upon a writ Of hdbeGs corpus.
The Galveston (Texas) Bulletin. Of the 10th
instant says: We have intelligence that Hon.
Claib Hubbard, member Of Congress elect from
thls State, was killed at Columbus IN bar-room
hght, by man named Speers, who was also
killed by the guard while endeavOring 70 make
his escape The deceased has long been a prom-
nent politician; has been a member Of both the
United States and Confederate Congress.
A grand banquet was given in London on the
18th INST. in honor Of the Sultan and for his
entertainment. Great F,'eparationg we're made,
aud 4 was 10 every way success. The Prince OF
w les, Ismail Pasha aud all the principal mem
bcrs Of the government were present Nearly
three thousand guests were at the tables, which
were stretched ia parallel lines the whole length
Of the Guild. The greater number Of those
present we're men most eminent in the natisn
for rank or reputation The hall and the tables
we're gOTreOusly decorated, and the display Of
gold and silver plate excessively rich and
dazzling.
In the Senate on the 18th inst the supplimen-
tarv reconstruction bill was passed over the
Presidents veto by vote Of SO to q. The nays
were Messrs. Bayard Buckalew, Davis. Hen
bricks, johnson, and Patterson Of Tennessee.
The TeconstructiQn appropriation bill, which had
been vetoed by the President. was also passed
over has veto. The Senate adopted a resolution
o. adjourn yesterday at three O'Clock 20 the FIRST
Monday In December, by a vote Of p 10 Is. the
latter representing the impeachment element in
the Senate.
In the House of Representatives. after the
reading OF the veto message, MeSsrs. Boutwell,,
Butler, and Others characterized il AS defiant,
aud insisted on the impeachment Of the Presi-
dent. Mr.. Stevens said they were arguing that
matter in vain. There are unseen agencies at
work There are invisible powers at work in
this country, which will prevent impeachment.
l repeat any attempt 20 impeach the President
viii be vain and futile. Mr.. Wilson, Chairman
man ct the Judiciary COmmittee. denounced
Mr.. Stevens insinuations asserting that no
amount Of political pressure should not turn him
aside from the discharge Of his duty 10 law and
TACT Applause from the Democratic side.l
Mr.. Stevens without replying, demanded vote
aud the bill passed BY one hundred and nine
90 twenty four. The veto Of the reconstruction
appropriation bill was read. and the bill passed
hy one hundred and Twenty-Five A resolution
was passed torhidding the President 70 remove
any District Commander without the consent of
the Senate, unless 1he General commanding the
removal