Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-22
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
nF WEAKLEY
NEWS OF THE DAY

NEWS OF 'IEtE Ia
A Chicago Judge has given decision which
makes il dangerous 70 marry within year aiter
a divorce.
The government does not yield to the strike CT
The brickIayers, at work on the treasury eAien-
sion, for ten hours pay for eight hours work.
Senator Thayer, Of Nebraska, has teegraphed
70 Washington a denial Of the alleged report OF
Gen. Bufort that rumors of Indian outrages
were grossly exaggerated
At Butchers Run near Pittsburg, on the 9TH
met a harrow fell over upon a little son OF ia
cob BOpp, one Of the teeth penetrating his heai''
aud causing instant death
Tto yra.sboppers are doing great damage on
both sides Of the Missouri river about Leayen-
worth For a distance OF one Dundreo mhes'
gardens and eornfelds are being devastated.
The President has issued q proclamation an
nouuciuT the ratification Of the Russian Amerl-
can treaty the final exchange OF ratilcalon
having taken place between Secretary seward
and Baron Stoockl.
In the vicinity Of Fort Wallace the Indians
ha,o eommitted a series Of diabolcal outrsges.
ana the report comes from there that General
Cgstsr has been repulsed BIZ a large force Of In
dians coming from the Platte Valley.
At Peru, Indiana. on the I'm Inst: Charies
Yearger deliberately stabbed John feltzup with
abowie knife. while the latter was standing N a
croWd Yeaeer fed. but has been arrested inns
il the third murder he has committed. rent
Cup died in half an hour. J.,
The Baltimore hricklayeTs pay e tesViecu e " !.
ON the 4th day Of July next, and on every pat
t,rdav thereafter, from seven 70 Twelve ociock
NJ and from one 10 four o'clock P. N snal
constitute a full days work for all members o.
this Union.
rrhe proper entries of appropriations by the
last Congress. 10 be charged up IN the books OF
the Register and Controller, legislative, exeea-
i've and judicial purposes have been made IN
the Treasury Department and amount TO ~
ll5,L5o,l69.
The cash-bo Of Ameneopolis AAANli, which,
aecerding to an inscription upon the oDelisk OF
Iuxor that monarch lost on an excursion 70 the
eouafrv. has lust been found in the province OF
Fayoam, Egypt The recovered treasure is
worth about sl0,6OOO0O-
Asan evidence Of the promising character of
the crop prospects. IL may be stated that messrs.
Mccormick, Of Chicago, are manufacturing zen
thousand reapers and mowers the present sea-
son. which they believe will fall at least one
thousand short Of meeting the demand Tor them.
nardon has been issued in the case Of Gen.
Ionestreet, having been granted on the written
and personal application Of many prominent Ia
dviduals. including Gen Grant and other prom
ineut officers Of the army, ana several Senators
and Representatives.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has announced
that proof that depository bank, having funds
10 the credit Of the United States Treasury,
had charged a discount sor cashing seven thirty
couponE. would be deemed sufficient reason Tor
discontinuing the bank as government de-
positoTy.
general Marquez, commanding the City Of
Mexico. has executed General yharron, com
1nander OF the post for reasonable correspond
eDce with the Liberals. lie has also arrested
one hundred and sixty Liberal sympathizers IN
the city and threatens 70 execute them and
burn the capital il Macmillan and his Generals
are harmed.
Five hundred tons of Youghiogheny coal are
sbippsd from Pittsburg daily over the Cleveland
and Pittsburg railroad thence 70 Buffalo by
sail and thence 10 New ork by canal ana the
HaAson river. The purchaser is the Manhattan
Gas Company. It takes this roundabout way
10 New York because the freights are cheaper.
The Radicals Of Iowa, in convention at Des
Moines, on the 10Th inst, adopted the usual set
OF resoiutions demanding the right Of suffrage
for all men, regardless of race color, religion or
parentage; demanding July session OF Con-
cress; approving the military reconstruction
acts: demanding the speedy trial ana PUNISH
ment of JEFF. Davis. etc, etc.
The Governor of Massachusetts has ordered
out two regiments ofinfantry, and two battalio
of cavalry TO escort the President on his arrival
Saturday evening. The city governments OF
RoNbury and Boston will also make appropri-
ations to welcome him. Quarters have been
taken at the fremont House for the Prssidcn-
tial party.
An eagle, kept in shoe store in Adrian, Mich,
becoming cross, June 9th, was confined ~
cellar, when. from some reason unexplained, a
little son of A. w. Fish. Of Detroit was taken
into the cellar and left alone with the eagle
For an hour or 80 no one thought OF the little
W.
down stairs, but on reaching the lad II was dis
covered that the eagle had overpowered him
and had already destroyed one of his eyes.
Attention had been drawn, in the House of
Commons. TO n brutal outrage committed on
yonng midshipman. who had just Joined war
vessel At Plymouth, by his brother midshlpmen.
The young man was strapped down and branded
on the nose with the sian Of the broad arrow"
Two al the midshipmen engaged in the outrage
were promptly dismissed the service IN disgrace.
IL now conceded on all sides that we shall
have a session Of Congress IN July A suhclent
number Of the members OF both houses has been
heard from 10 make the result almost positive;
hut M Is also quite certain that the sentiment OF
the leading Senators is against the conslderation
Of any subject other than the reconstruction
acts. and the passage n peea pe, o. 81 w
view prevail, we shall have q brief session OF
probably ten days or two weeks.
Gov. Pope notifies Gov. Patton, Of Alabama,
through Gen. Swayne, that all vacancies IN siyh
Offices now existing, or which may occur here
after. be reported BY the proper officers 10 the
Executive Department Of the State IN the cusso-
mary manner; and that alist Of such vacancies
as Ii Is absolutely neces sary for the interests Of
the people should be filed, may be communica-
ted 10 the District Commander IN the state ac-
companied with the names of such persons 20
h these vacancies as INC goVern0i IiI sn ,hn
person so recommended must be exempt IRON
ths disquali6caiions under the provisions OF the
"a section Of the constitutional amendment.
There is excellent authority Tor statine tnAt
the Representatives in Washington Of the great
foreign powers, and among them particularly
the British Minister, each them actng under
instructions from the home governments short
time ago asked Mr. Seward TO lntercede With
JuareS IN favor Of Macmillan. They found HIM
entertaining views similar 70 their own, and
duite ready 90 comply with their request. IL Is
further understood that, partly IN accordance
with shis request Mr.. Seward has, quite lately,
and In stronger terms than before, through the
channel Of the Mexican Legislation made soc
ona appeal Go the Liberals Of Mexico IN behalf q
Maximilan This Is said 20 have been conceded
in terms that make it something more than aa
ordinary diplomatic suggestion.
Ii is stated that the current reports % disa,
qreement between the State Department and
Minister Campbell are not correct. HIS reasons
FOR giving up the Mexican mission are personal,
and rest upon the condition Of has health; The
government is strongly impressed with The
Paramount necessity 81 having a representative
near Juareg, and directed Mr.. Campbell 70 pro
coed thither az once He responded that his
health Is such that he cannot safely make ne
Journey, and supports this declaration by nc
certificate Of bic physician. lie concludes tnat
III the case was imperative the governmen
might consider his resignation rendered. ne
does not disagree with the Department as 60 the
question Of interceding for Maximihan. rs
resignation has not yet been formally a.ceptel,
though the mission was offered TO ana declined
bv M Steedman. No further appointment has