Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-11
FRIDAY. JANUARY II. 1867.
~Ews OF THE DAY.

,y.u. parga A Co., shipped from fori'ah''
-, year. nearly s. .59o0lJ IN treasure.
M. Nf;sssuri House Of Representative MAJ
s.f,h.r.Dstitutiona amendment hy '''e
of eighty five % thirty-iouT. ,-,--.
Th.punber Of coloredtr0opa in HencIaionei,
..,s division win soon be reduced 90 three i'-'-
.-r,.,g stationed on the Rio 6rnnde.
The grand Jury Of Champaign county Vn'''
H.. r.,,,5 hin. of indictment against about one
r,.r8rsd saloon keepers for Illegal sNs' ''
Huu0rs. .....4t-
m. con titutioual amendment was rfje'lea os
r.eEeptpcky Legislstureby vote oitWen'y SIX
.,- \, .fxty-tvo against in the House aud -e' e''
r., 10 t-euty-four IN the Senate.
csptnip King. q planter ia Washington county
,r,..5..i,,.; formerly Of Iowa. and an officer {"
.ae caiored troops. was murdered l''l "e'A' Wy
- Co. ia money. watch and pistol.
T,t.. a,i, sunny South sailed from loEohomo
49,. .t..,sh,i ssptember 18th. and f. supposed
3, b,,,e heeu lost In terrible tyrh0on Oh Jal'ah'
80. 49,, wife. daughter, nephew and Three
,,.ss,gsr. were aboard. She had Si'''" o."
treasure. Ill
The great snow storm Of last week prev a'ie'
..--...b,,,, tbs south from the Ohio river 10
View Orleans. and our Southern exchange Sll'o
10 a. laden with ordinations Of oei'sn'' ".H
der and surprise. In some parts 81 in'e,'oI
of Alabama IL was from five inches 10 a i''' III
depth. 81.
In the case Of the United states W. horace
Uessru. Lambdin r. Milligan, VIM. a. BOWIE
John Walker. Stephen c. Horsey and olhei''
the prosecutor entered aoite proseqn' on 'ns
gth inst. in the United States Circuit Court az
Tpdianapolis II is generally believed thht lils
ID done in obedience 10 orders from Washington
over year ago, Or. Hamilton and Eugene
Hamilton robbed Rockwell & Cos. Bank, Blk
horn. Wisconsin Of sl80OOOin money and bonds.
They were discovered last summer IN Denver
Colorado. but left before arrested. and we're pur-
.us8 by officers 10 III Paso, Mexico, where they
we're eaptured. returned, with much difficulty.
through "a wild country. TO Denver, which place
thew reached on the 9th ult., and will be sent
east Immediately.
Ir,ac Y. Fowler toe former deiaulting post
master at New York City. is in Washington,
rreparing 90 return 20 Mexico. which may now
besaid 10 be his home He gives it as his opinion,
after six years' close study Of Mexico, that the
sply influence that can ever establish stable
government over that splendid region is the
limited States The failure Of France will for
ever prevent. in his opinion, any European at
tsmpts 10 occupy or colonize Mexico.
The New York Tribaae says Stephens has re
firsa altogether from the Fenian ranks, alleging
the organization too weak TO attempt conflict
with England The Centers held meeting last
night 10 consider what action was necessary. A
statement was made that Stephens had raised
S700O00 since his arrival in this country, yet lit
lie remains ir the treasury. Also, none Of ths
arms presented 90 the organization were sent to
Ireland A director will be appointed next
meeting. There IS no doubt that Stephens is still
Ia the city.
There are many conflicting statements regard
ipF the Presidents determination in the matter
Of pardous Nothing definite can be earned in
Washington, but il is asserted on good authority,
that several pardons, among them that OF Gov.
Letcher. Of Virginia. which were sent 10 the At
torney Generals Office TO be put in proper shape
we're returned from the State Department en-
dorsed 'too late" II seems that pardons pre-
yious to conviction. will be discontinued for the
present
letter from Leavenworth Of the 4th, says
from all accounts the troops so horribly mas
sacred by the Indians were route for Fort
Laramie for escort duty, and after marching a
sufficient distance from Fort Phil Kearney to
prevent the successful escape OF any Of the party
the Indians, who had been notified Of their de
parture by squaws and spies at that post. fol
lowed the command. and while they were peace
fully reposng from the fatigues Of the march,
surprised them just before daylight and butehered
the whole party From present indications, the
most extensive Indian war ever known ON this
continent will be inaugurated rs soon AZ the re-
ouisit amount Of troops can be forwarded TO the
scene Of seton.
Alfred Underwood, mountain guerrilla, who
iorded Il over the people Of Rowan, Carter
Fleming and Mason counties, Kentucky, during
The war has GENE 70 grief lie organised band
Of Union Home Guards, and made Il his business
10 press as many horses from supposed Rebel
rympathisors a. Pete Everett was accused OF
taking from Union men. We, however. never
could ascertain that any who lost a horse could
get Underwood 10 replace It for him. Al one
time he captured Maysville with band OF seven
teen men. and returned to his mountain hsme
ike another Rob Roy. loaded with the spells oil
his lowland raid. He became careless. however,
i'm collecting his victims and thereby lost HIS
friends. was indicted repeatedly, captured, and
broke iail. The war ending. the general dispo-
siton 70 overlook war crimes would have
shielded him, but Alfred hsd acquired an sppe-
tite for horse acsh which survived the war.