Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-07
NEWS or TIE DAY.

NEWS OF TIE DAY.
The Office Of The treasurer Of Warwick county.
az BrOOkeville Indiana, was broken open and
robbed Of 5000. on the night Of the lst inst
A New Orleans dispatch Of the 9Th instant
says another crevasse IL reported at Suck Point,
Madison parish.
An hopes for the safety Of DR. Livingstone. the
African explorer. are abandoned. Later adyices
from the Cape Of Good Hope confirm the report
Of bis death.
Capt. W. o. White has been nominated by the
kadicals for Representative from Bradley coun-
~. and Mr. Alfred Cate for re election as Sena-
tor from the MeMinn district
The Conservatives of Polk county have ap-
pointed delegates 20 the State convention aud
expressed preference for Thomas A. X, Mel
son, hsq ~ the Conservative candidate f0r Gov
ernOr.
The damage 10 the East Tennessee and Vir-
Rinia railroad by the late fresbet has been re-
patIed and the running Of double daily Passen-
ger trains resumed.
The total vote cast nj the municipal election
IN -: Louis does not reach 1890, and is 10000
less than the vote Of Cincinnati. So much for
Acknowledgement laws.
Returns 20 the treasury show the receipts from
customs for March were sixteen millions in gold
They were but eleven millions for the same pc
rod last year.
The number Of applicants for appointments
oi Registers IN Bankruptcy IL already enormous.
and two clerks are kept employed in filing and
making briefs Of letters and recommendation.
The General Assembly Of Michigan has re-
Gently passed n bill authorizing the Roman
Cathslic Bishops Of that State and their success
sOrs IN office. 20 held property in trust for the
use Of the church.
The two houses Of the Wisconsin Legislature
have adopted u resolution 10 amend the consti-
tuition 30 as TO extend the elective franchise TO
women, The question will be submitted to the
people for ratification.
The decrease in internal revenue, during the
months Of January and February in the fifth
eighth and thirty second collection districts
New oTk City was SSll.yTl Is. In the sixth |
and ninth districts the decrease amounts 20 $685.
$50 q. The seventh district is vet tn he heard |
from.
Miss Ella BosWorth, Of Pharsalia Chenango |
county. New ! Ork, while at her Cousins house |
on the 1oth ut, Incidentally drank some cyanu-
ret OF potassium, thinking il was wine. The /
poison was Kept Tor use IN taking photographs.
A Dublin dispatch Of the 9Th instant SAYS the |
desperate rebel who was recently taken prison
81 In "a tight near this city. and who gave his
name as Mcclure, proves, on examination. 10 be
Col MelVsr, prominent fenian agitator aud
formerly an officer in the United States army
The reported massacre at Fort Buford is not
credited IN ~, Louis. Letters hive been re- |
seiyed from Fort Sully By gentleman Of THAT
city Of a later date than the one upon which the
story u based which report all well, and make
no allusiOn 10 the disaster. Generrl sherman
the report.
A woman calling herself Frances Ellis. of
springfield lilinoiS, got of the cars at Freeport |
"a (
child apparently about three weeks old She |
started immediately back for the depot but
haIuss sbe hhd witnessed the proceeding, found
The child lodged on a submerged cake of ice |
rescued Il, and had the woman arrested.
The Washington correspondent ofthe Charles
ton Daatg Aeics says there is quarrel between |
The President and Secretary Of War and forti- |
hes his assertion by stating that Stanton an |
pealed 70 the Senate TO remain in session The |
Necs correspondent states: Stanton dis
covers that Notwithstanding tho potency of the /
tenure Of office bill, that net does not prevent |
the Executive from removing a member Of the |
cabinet, not appointed by him, and hence his
Washington paper publishes a rsport of an
interview with John II. Surratt ia the Jail AT
Washington Surratt denies assuming any dis
guise IN his escape from Canada. and saws that ,
he walked on board the European steamer i'm
eiuEens dress. lie states that he was one day | ,
100 late 20 make hiB final escape from Rome
ana Il severe m denouncing his friend ST Marie /
sho, he declares. betFay ed him. lie is in excel /
lent health and IN good spirits but like every
boay eise, rs IN doubt a. 20 when his trial VII ,
The supplemental par,lon list. laid before Con {
sress about month ago, and now printed shows | !
thar executive clemency, has been further ex-
isshe s 70 keoels as follows; Maryland. i2l: / 7
FLORIDA itsi Louisiana, SO; Texas 622; Arkau- /
sas i9s Missouri la5, Kentucky lG7. Tenpes- | .
see; ~. Total 1858 The States OF Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina. tleorgfe Ala | v
hama and Mississippi are not included in fbis
izt OF the plumber thus psrloued Three hun I
dfed and th!rty one were under indictment Tor | q
Il
over $4,000 and confscaton proceedings had | g
nine. v
Gen schoaold has issued an order providing a
Tor the registration; there is TO be one register
ms othcor for each magistrate district In the | d
and one for each ward in the cities | q,
whose qualifications are 20 be, having been AM q
'moer ~ the United states army, or being a /
oya citizen OF the county IN which be acts or
~ some other county lu the State he must have III
hlFh character, and ~ far a. possible have the
rs foil -ssr IHa Ia ah.fI
. candidate for any office, an officer of the army
y freedmen's Bureau. The appointments Of All | "
moeFs 90 be made by General Schofeld on there | fr
rmy officers. 81
II is reported that on the 3rd inst. miner in -,
'a1tWeli mines, near CaseyYiiic, Nv. prepared ="
blast, ana without giving the other miners | IA
farming. set Il Of. Two miners were in nm nd
hnlng chamber, separated by a wall about a oil
,ot and half thick. By some means both the |
ersons were terribly maugled-enc being in be
.Antly KILLED, and the other So badly luiured | -,
lAt ~ Is impossible for him 20 recover and ii ] 80
s ss supposed that he would die before night / mi
ne other miners, incensrd at the careicssneSs | -
ne one making the blast. seized him and an
. nun up "a the powder house. declaring
aeir purpose to hang him shat night
a letter received In Washington from C,srIos IA,
p, south Carolina. from a responsible s5,,,e, N
~ tnAt thS people are actually diving OF star | pei
tNen ~ the interior Of that State. In tbe
ainter district clcray man declares that three ma
injured persons are living on corn husks Re- | III
~ Is necessary az once. Not day the letter
- etlvutu ne iest' N"4- UT OF south Caro- / IN
IA has written % aFcntlemun In Philadeiphi8 1
RECORD % the dgstitutiou prevalent IN hls | bee
ste- re says The wheat harvest cannot ne / n
llhered until the first OF July and thar until IN
az uhe 'he importation 81 not less than 900 ! pra
bushels Of Germ will be required a. sub.ist P''
e population. Al least one fourth of thar | tan
aeehl VIII De required Tor Eratuitous dIstriba- / -.
"a among the poor. 10 Abboville district tim
p etoiore one OF the woalthicst and lsst cotton -
oNtns districts iu the state there was NOT Id NVu
last OF March, am excess Ot three week slu nm,
90 corn TOT the people ui Che district Iast / ~
at cotton crop was hort there as well a. cse ant
iere Ia The state, Ia partitions sf RsrBScil- =,
feueid ofangc1uff LeNngtou. kichiand / Rol
lrteld, Chester. lui0n, ork, Andersen AN. | -
lie Lancaster hershaW. sumter Clarendon ma
osterheld, Marlborough, williamsburg and | hol
my dlstricts, the destituti0n Is very great -