Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-09
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From Havana-RadIeaIs in Virginia
6sovernors worth and Orr and Gen.
sickIes, etc, etc.
! New YoRK, April S.-The Heralgs
Havana correspondence of the 81 instant
says three frigates of the Spanish Pacific
fleet, with Admiral Numez commanding
in person, had arrived at Santiago de Cuba.
The. causes given for this movement ase
conflicting; the most important and proba-
bly, the most reliable ia, that Admiral Nj
nez is en- route to Washington, TO repre-
sent Spain in the Peace Congress proposed
by Mr.. Seward.
! The steamer r. R. Cnyler was said to
have been captured by the frigate Guena,
and brought to Santiago. f ~
! Adyices from Hayti report that Saget
had assumed the reins of government, and
all was quiet.
BY way Of Havauna we have advises
from British Honduras. The Angl0-ln-
dian war difficulty was at an end, so far az
actual hostilities are concerned.
The Herald's Southern correspondence
says: In Virginia the Radicals need recon
structing more than anything else. A ne.
gro has been nominated for Mayor of
Lynchburg. In North Carolina, complaints
Of the laziness of negroes are general. In
Georgia the element Of mutual confidence
is all that is wanting to restore the State
the negroes are doing better than heretofore
and are relapsing into the old system Of
working.
Gov. Worth, Of North Carolina, and Gov.
Orr, of South Carolina, are at Charleston
in conference with Gen. Sickles. The ut
most accord exists among the parties.
The strike of miners in New Jersey still
continues and is increasing 1000 are idle
or engaged with the strikers, and all the
mines in Morris county have suspended
work.
The Times special says A petition was
fled in the Supreme Court on Friday last,
by Messrs. Sharkey and Walker, praying
for an injunction against the enforcement
of Sherman's reconstruction bill in Missis-
sippi, and is to be followed by one from
Georgia, and probably with others from all
OF the Southern States praying for the same
action.
The collector of internal revenue Of the
first district of Arkansas, Edwin B. Nc.
CURE, has been detected in efforts TO Sc
CTeb the government iuuus, anu utpOSlt
them to his own personal account in vari-
GUS banks Of various cities. The amount
received already is over 100000, which
was found deposited in banks in New Or
leans, Memphis, ETC.. Mcclure cleared out
from his district, and endeavored to with
draw the funds, but the treasury agents
were ahead of him with dispatches, and
with the aid of the military, Mcclure was
arrested in Texas few days ago.
& A vote upon the Russo-American treaty
is expected to be taken in the Senate to-
morrow, and it is believed it viii be rati-
fed.
8 There are sixteen candidates for Com
missioner of Agriculture, including Mr..
Newton, who seeks to be retained in the of
fee. The President deems it proper to
give 10 the West the Commissioner. 1t is
thought certain that he will tomorrow
nominate Col Capson, of Illinois.
Senator Summer left here last night for
New York, thence to sail for Europe per
next steamer. Senator CONFESS leaves
here on Tuesday for California, via New
York.