Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-30
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NEW YORK DISPATCHES.
Fensau ProeeSsiOn-RiOf I'm East New
YOFk-Thaf Stevens. etc etc.

Fensan Professionalism in East New
p YOFk-Thad. Stevens. etc, etc.
! NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The funeral pro-
eession in honor Of the Fenians who were
recently hung in Manchester, came of yes
terday, was a most imposing spectacle
About 5000 irieh formed in column four
deep, and marched through the principal
streets, attended and preceded by three
hearses, each containing coffin, on which
was inscribed the home of one of the exc
cuted men. The procession halted at
Union Square where orations were deliV-
cred extolling the patriotism of the martyrs
and the cause for which they died. +
Superintendent Kennedy refused to
infnish police escort 10 the managers of
the affair, on the ground that he could not
order his officers to attend procession
gotten up 10 hoaoF ri tbs mHrdeTers Of po-
! licemen. $500.
disgraceful riot occurred at East New
erk on Wednesday. Some fremen who
had been drinking freely forced their way
into a hotel, where a party was had, to
which they had been refused admittanee.
The inmates arming themselves with shot
guns, whereupon the firenen were driven
on In the course of the riot which ensued
several of both parties were badly injured.
Durlng the present year, up to Wednes-
day last, there have arrived at this port
rs ,279 emigrants, being {, 459 more than
had arrived last year. r .-
The Herald's Havana special, of Sep
TENDER 18th, says: eve have dates from
st. Domingo to the 3D. General Barricnte
was captured by General Valeso. General
Babida, at the head of column had left
for Cibas, President Cabrales and staff
were following" -.. 80. -.-
The Times special says the effect of the
argument, and the facts as presented in the
Judiciary Committee report, has been to
largelys trengthen the conviction of those
who have heretofore opposed impeachment,
as well as TO add to the number Of the oppo,
nents. The dispassionate, courageous, and
impartial tone of the documents, is highly
commended, in views of the many alleged
frauds in the election of congressman, by
the importation Of votes from other States.
holding their elections at different times
and for the purpose of correcting this evil.
Mr.. Mallory, Of Oregon, will introduce
at an early day bill defining the time of
holding elections of delegates and represent
tatiyes to Congress, for the purpose of
making the same uniform throughout the
States. ... ..-
The Herald says: Thad. Stevens pro-
nonnces the report put forth by Wilson as
nonsense, and speaks highly of the ma
jority report. A strict count shows that
under the most favorable circumstances not
more than 40 votes ont of 1870 can be relied
upon in the House in favor of Impeachment.
OF this number several are said to be doubt
full, and should the tone of the forthcoming
message of the President he decently mod
crate many who are now inclined to listen
to arguments for impeachment will throw
their votes and influence against it. 1t is
stated this evening that a prominent mem
Der of the House Financial Committee said
in conversation that il the question shonld
bebrought before it tomorrow the House
would vote TO issue one hundred and fifty
millions in greenbacks and withdraw the
National Bank currency and replace il
with greenbaeks, and with them pay off
lsle national debt.