Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-30

Mrs Elizabeth Lockman died last week "a
Bethel. Lebanon county. Pennsylyania, az the
age Of one hundred and tre years Her hus99ha
died thirty yeass ago. one nad gutiise5 Al nTa
the most remote relationship 90 her. present AZ
her death and burial.
The New London Conn Star says a rumor
has been in circulation in that CITY Tor a lev
DAYS 20 the effect that Captain silas Buchanan
and wife and Riley Sweet. all OF New London.
who were supposed 70 have been lost at sea
many years ago, are still living-prisoners at one
Of the Ieejee Islands.
A handsome present Is % be given 10 the Era-
pres Eugene By the Sultan on the occasion Of
hs visit 70 Paris. II Is solid gold model of The
Imperial Kiosk Ut the sweet waters OF Europe,
with the surrounding trees In green enamel. and
the river flowing past in brilliants and Is being
prepared a. q eadsae for the Empress. The
value of the river and OF the fOHFd, which is to
surmount the entrance 10 the little building in
rubles. viii be worth nearly halt million OF
dollars
Tnc President srd party reached Baltimore on
their return 20 Washington on the 28th inst.
The President was received at the depot by Gov.
Swami and Mayor Chapman, aud escorted 70
Barnum's Hotel, where. in the presence OF an i'm
mense crowd, he was welcomed TO the city by
ex Governor Bradford. He returne thanks,
and said bis reception in the towns. both Of the
North and South, have been Of a character which
indicate an era Of good feeling and reconciliation
between the two sections If the Union; thank
God that tits 50. IL Is eaksr 10 apply the word
''traitor" TO me, as some have done, but / defy
any man to put his finger on any great principle
Of the constitution or liberty that I have aban-
d0ned. have held 70 the constitution as the
palladium Of our civil and religious liberty, as
the chief ark Of our safety. lie urged his hear
ers TO cling to the constitution, and said: have
tried 10 discharge my duty. / may have com
mifted errors, but they have not been OF my
heart. Now that the era Of good will has CON-
meneed, let US forgive one another in a spirit Of
charity, and in order TO closer fellowship. Ahe
President was repeatedly cheered.
The National gafeEhoeaeer Of the 9th inst
says: Nothing definite has bees determined
upon e. 70 the course 10 be pursued with respect
% the contumacy of General Sheridan. though
the matter will doubtless engage the immediate
and decisive action of the Chief Magistrate
upon bis resumng the iabOrs OF has post. The
suggestion Of General Steedman to remove sher-
idan Is regarded by some as inopportune, Il not
impertnent. The impression is general and
uniform that the scandaiOus irreEularity Of the
commander at Louisiana must involve grave
consequences to that rash officer General
Grant, who is known TO have iervent friend
ship for Sheridan, is said to have read the re-
port, addressed 10 himself. for the hrst time on
Sunday morning in the Washington Chronicle.
with painful regret and modification.
high authority in military law declares that
General Grant himself would commit grave
technical Oftense should he sufier subordinate
to address TO him an asFersion upon has superior,
without prompt and stern reproot specially
aud the aspeTeion is upon his civil and political
integrity and competency. Learned gentlemen
doubt the power, consistently with the discipline
Of the army. Of the President 10 forgive the Of
tense until after she finding Of court-martial or
the reception of retraetions, SO humble as to be
conclusive. We understand that nothing has
been authorized to be published respecting Gen.
Grant reply TO Gen. Sheridans telegraphic dis
patch In answer TO the orders Of the govern
N emf TO extend the time Of registration. Il was
not letter that Gen. Grant received from Sher-
idau. as stated in SOME newspapers but tele-
gram.