Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-05
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1857.
.arrest CIrculalIon ID CIty and sac.
OLE TIE DAY.

d. L. Stills has sued Mr. Crosby. in Chicago. for
Eve dollars the price Of a ticket in the opera
house lottery.
Mollie Trussell. who killed her paramount
n gambler, In Chicago. short time since, and
was sent 20 the penitentiary month ago, has
been pardoned.
During the cold snap" the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad had a bridge OF ice, over which
Messengers and freight were passed from Benwood
10 Bellair. The ice was thickened BIS throwing
water upon it.
II is a positive fact that the President has in
yiiea Messrs. Ashley, Colfax, and others 20 the
next Presidential state dinner He has finished
the senate. and intends TO invite the House.
though in alphabetical order.
The Fenian leaders in Now York advertised
for sale few days ago 200 arms, principally
muskets and Springfield rifles, all ready for in
slant use. Il l. aow said they have determined
TO retain these arms. as they expect something
10 turn up soon.
A difficulty" occurred at Nicho 'asyille Ken
lucky, two or three days ago. between two men
named Rodenbaugh and Downing They are
brothers law; Rodenbaugh refused 10 sell
Downing whisky, whereupon Downing shot him.
The wound was not thought TO be dangerous.
II Is stated that the house Of n. Bowen Co..
banker and brokers on Wall street. has been
seized for deficiencies to the government on tax
amounting 20 Sl5O.0O0. This house has done a
large foreign and domestic banking business for
the last fifteen years.
The New York Hersids Washington special
SAYS a council Of general officers Of the army has
been called By General Grant in Washington 10
a.rtaarrsnr fhp And
particularly in reference to maintaining garri-
sons in the Southern States.
The Governor Of Michigan has written letter
to the House Committee on Militia Affairs. com
mending the bill there pending to provide for
arming organizing and disciplining the militia,
and urging Congress 10 some decisive action m
order that the State may adopt such legislation
as.will harmonic with the action Of Congress.
The case Of the State Of Georgia against
John f. Hays. proprietor Of the Savannah h'
uuJTcan, indicted for liheling S. Cohn, Congress
man elect, charging him with being deiaulter
while postmaster. to the United States govern
meut, has been decided by verdict of guilty.
The case excited great personal interest from
the political issues involved and the prominent
parties.
The Mexican Consul al San Francisco has re-
ceiyed official information Of the capture OF The
important town Of Curnuvuca forty miles from
the City Of Mexico. together with the Imperial
forces commanded by Col. Madrid, who was shot
by order Of a court martial Gen. Palacez routed
the Imperialists at Moreha, Slate.of Michoacon
and captured the city.
The New Orleans correspondent OF o Ne"
York paper says 1t is understood that If the
Legislature passes the bill for the new constitu
tion over the veto Of Governor Wells, he will u.s.
sue a proclamation declaring the convention o
"a legal. and re-assembling it. The Radicals ar'
organizing the Grand Army of the Republic al
over the State, and a conflict between the RAN
Gals and ex-Confederatcs is not improbable
An interesting libel case was decided in To,
superiar Court at Cincinnati on the lat inst
The Daily Times. in an article published last
November. printed the words bawdy house, b,
mistake for boarding house. Tho plaintiff Cox
keeper of the house. complained to the publisher
and the mistake was rectifed next day and
apology made for the error. NeNerthele# The
piaintiG brought suit three days later. The Jup
returned a verdict for the plaintiff, but a7sesse.
bis damages at only one cent.
James Diamond. of Nashville. Tennessee
Thos Callahan. Of Cincinnati. VIM. Orr, of Gov
inrton. Kentucky. and John Smith, OF Nashville
Tennessee. four young men who we're captured
At Fort Erie during the troublous times OF las
June. arrived in Buffalo. on January 18th, al
.--... ,,.ia-l.. go 1sa-sHra raiiH' having beer
released from jail by the Canadian authorities
last week. They speak in the highest terms O
the treatment received at the hands Of Mr. +.
Blake. Consul al Fort Erie, but Mr. Thurs
ton. Consul az Toronto. seems 90 have excited
their wrath. They were each furnished viii
means of leaving the territory Of Canada by the
authorities.
The Lebanon Ksnnlct.oH of the lat inst, say
"Op last Saturday night party Of men sup
posed 10 be a part Of Judge Lynchspo77e, visit
cd the peighborhood Of Cartwright creek, where
Thomas Beggerly, man who had been notified
some months ago 10 leave the country resided.
We understand that Begerly. upon notification,
leO the State but having. a. he says, assurances
that he would not be molested returned 10 his
late home few days ago, and AZ the second visit
Of Judge Lynch, Beagerly hid in the garnet Of
his house but was found after a search Of three
hours When found. he was taken .irom his
house stripped Of his shirt and severely whipped
"A stirrup leather being used for a whip. Beg
gcrlv lefi the country again on The lst inst. Beg
,rsrlv IL said 20 be a very bad mau and deserves
perhaps a worse fate than 70 leave the country
for his country's good bat VI think II hign time
for Judge Lynch 60 dissolve his court aud give
ciyil Law the sway