Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Ex-senator McDougal. of California, Il is said,
Il about 90 settle in San Luis PotOsi, Mexico.
The nudge or yellow wevil" is injuring the
wheat crop IA ClermOnt county. Ohio,
The first new wheat brought 10 the ST. Louis
market. which was pronounced Of poor quality,
sold for 81 so per busel.
There is IN editor in Kalamazoo. Michigan,
who 10 in favor of General Fremont Cor the
next President
Sir Henry Ha clock. son Of the Havelock. is
attending the great missionary meeting nj Mon
ueal.
Horace MAYNARD madea speech at Harrison.
Tenn. on the I'D inst, to about fifty persons,
black and white.
A carpenter named Wilson fell, on the 18th
inst. from a church sCeeple in Indianapolis 20
the ground. 4 distance Of nearly enc hundred
feet. and was not killed
Gen. Geffrard. sx President of the republic Of
Hayti. had arrived in PAris. He Is spoken Of
as T" tall, fine man OF coler. with white mus
tache."
A great number of italian laborers, finding Il
impossible TO obtain work in Italy, have emigra-
ted 10 Austria. where they are now employed in
the arsenals az Palo and Trieste,
Nearly all the Fenian prisoners in Ireland,
80 far from being almost T'enniloss, have been
well provided with money. one OF them having
concealed in belt around has waist 12O0 IN
gold.
A man named Jeremiah Hall was found hang
los 70 tree near Raleigh, Tenn, on the morn
ing Of the 26tk inst Papers on his person said
be was hung by an outraged people for horse
stealing.
General sickles' request to the War Depart
ment 70 be relieved from bis command has been
denied, Il is learned from an authentic source.
HIS letter rendering his resignation was aa
President.
The crop reports from the country around
Memphis are generally favorable Fully two .
thirds Of the land IN cultivation is planted in
cred with faf yield. In Eastern ArkensRs
along Red river, the crops are almost ruined BY
overflow
Registrar HATris' mortuary record for the
week ending the 22d inst. shows S4 deaths in
New y rk, Including the number who died in
the public institutions. These figures show a
decrease Of thirty-nine as compared with those
II the previous week. and loo as compared with
the returns Of the corresponding week Of last
ysSr.
The New Orleans correspondent of the New
York 7lrs5sas, teleEraphs that there were three
deaths from yellow fever and ae from cholera,
reported IN that city on the 25tn last, Collector
kelioE Of New Orleans, telegrnphed on the
18th inst, that the report % yellow fever pre-
yniiing therc Is untrue. There has been but two
cases IN tive weeks. and makes no mention Of
cholera
The Jury in the case Of Boag and others. tried
for tks murder Of Rec In recent dael, near
Charleston. rendered a verdict Of net suilty,
and the priaoneFs were DISCHARGED. Orders have
helms constituted IN conformity with Order 3
Of Gen Sirklee, declaring the nghs Of all citi-
gcns. without distinction Of color, 60 serve on
juries.
Horace Greeley has written letter TO Private
Mile ofEcilly, &C. III HalpiBe. Of the Cifirea.l
thanking him for the defense vouchsaied BY
Milos la M. 0rceley's behalf Tor boeQming
bondsmar Cot Jefferson Davis. Horace thinks
the school mistress who teaches celorcd school
down IN Dixie understands him. and that poii
ucians viii understand by-ana-by.
Joseph Meaney. the Fcnisn. has been son
teneed 60 hifeen years In the penal convict pa
sfn. tie made a strong speech In court, ee.
ciaFod himself an American citiden. ana claimed
the pr0tectlpp of the United States lie
spurBse all the o1era Of the government % in
daee hiE a. iessits against the feIians, sud
asserts his innQcenca.
Tie Washington correspondent Of the Chem
neil GoEsfs SAYS IN bic dispatch II the 2sth /:
p fksra l. usnfA talk ab8uf Hheridan's letter on
feslsiratiOn End fhs Attorney Generals 0piaion
Dsneerafic paEsfs denounce u - insabordinafe
- ile iasf deFfef ald one Or tHo sentences are
c,,rtnraned ID nsaBF Acpublicaua. II Aas ad-
are,aed = 8fnagai 0rapt bui that oiiicer has
.olklaf a. ~ aLlt chs e1iaeet 81 registration.
60 ~ VI snstbaf II L believed that some
..F5saff telesT4sas hsga beeR sent ~ 1eEFtdah,
81 - of,cIaI e<tla1 Nili y iAkeu, ~ d - o
f,Ins.orS fli ftt FffEi1oat fatafE1 Copseffa-
&C., 80 IL E1ccafige ssHEsa d. iats fAaE ~
lisss Staiaes liza eonHand,"