Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

Association Tor the heilel OF boiOred W omen.
A full jury Of negroes were impaneled at Ma
vasata Texas, on Friday last. the first ever re-
corded.
A son of John Stephens, a prominent mer-
chant Of Detroit Michigan. died Of hydrOphObia
a few days since. lie was bitten by dog five
weeks ago.
Advices from New Orleans show that the new
Governor finds the treasury Of Louisiana so
bankrupt that there Is not money enough on
Land 10 pay the State officers.
Queen Victoria is about 20 devote s2,50O,000 TO
the foundation Of a convaiescent hospital. The
money used is the accumulation Of her privy
purse allowance during the years Of her widow
hood.
Three young men Of Albany, New York, have
agreed on swimming match, 70 come on on the
25th inst. The stake is silver cup, and the
distance is only three miles.
The Democratic convention at Bowling Green,
XIV on the 18th inst nominated Col. Jacob ).
Goliiday for Congress ia the third district TO
succeed the late Elijah Hise
The Treasurer Of Harrison county, Ind, re-
ported 20 be deiaulteT 20 the State 80 the
amount Of twenty thousand dollars. Iht Treas
urcr Of Upton county is also reported to be
dciauteT.
Mr. Hoffman. Juaroz's Consular Agent, was
cDmpelled 60 leave Cuba by the Captain Gen
oral lie has protested against the proceeding,
and claims $1,000 from the Spanish govern
mont.
Moses Heeht. formerly.leader Of tthe sth Iowa
band was shot and MORALLY wounded IN his bed,
4 Memphis
% brewer named Rogers, who was arrested and
lodged IN jail.
There was a tornado on the 10th inst. in the
town Of Cloverack, N. y, extending over an
area of three-lourths Of a mile square, destroy
ing hundreds Of valuable fruit trees, and demol-
ishing fences. chmnoys, etc. No lives lost.
The San Antonio Texas Herald says the ne
rroea in that section are being organized into
Radical lodges. and that there Is TO be gath
crinc in the city on the Fourth o! July at
which all the freedmen In the surrounding eoun-
try are invited 10 be present, duly armed and
equipped.
The husband of Mrs. Sophia TwitcheIl, of
Norwich ChenanRo county. New ork, went 10
California thirteen years ago and was there muir
dered. The widow had the remains OF her hus-
band brought back 30 Norwich, where they ar
rived few days since. finding Mrs. I; upon her
death. bed. One grave received them both.
A petition has boon presented to the French
Senate that all mothers be CONSTRAINED to nurse
their children themselves, and IN order TO enable
poor women 20 do so pecuniary aid might be
afforded them at their own house. The Senate
refused to eutolinin the trst portion theresi but
pronounced the order OF the Jay On the SECOND
part.
Frank Ames and James NJ. Coffee fought a
duel nj New Orleans, q few days ago. Coffee
received two flesh wounds but hs pistol did not
work we'll and, as he and his antagonist got al
most within reach of each other not being able
todischarEe il, he hurled IL at Ames head, in
nictinE an ugly cut. The seconds then intcrtered /
The wounds were dressed. and the whole party /
adjourned TO adjacent bar-room
Ex-Governor Letcher, of Virginia, says that in |
the early days Of secession many persons, since
in high civil and military positions IN the NORTH
wrote encouraging letters TO the secession lead
crs. The documentary proof OF such hid and
comfort was contained in the correspondence /
addressed 70 the Governor which he had pre- |
pared for publication, but which was totally de
stroyed when Gen. Hunter burned ms house IN /
1864.
The Indianapolis Herald Of the 18th inst says.
Last evening about half past eight, a man.
,lrfnu a mn H.
nois street car. trppod on some obstacle on the Il
sidewalk and was thrown into the gutter near
the north end Of the Bates House. A passer-by, Il
SEEING his legs protruding, drew him out but II Il
was TOO lnte-life had He'd. the odor OF the gutter
aud poisonous gases exhaled thereirom had de-
siroyed him. more horrible tate cannot be Il
imagined.
There was q Cabinet meeting Monday on the Il
subject il is understood, OF the removal OF civil
officers BY the commanders Of Southern military II
districts. As the result OF the consultation an
Executive order Ia in course Of preparation, and
NAV be issued early this week, restraining It Is i
said such commanders in accordance with the
recently published opinion Of AttorneyGeneral i
Stanbcrry and ala consequence restoring the Il
civil officers heretofore removed by them.
A philadelphia dispatch of the 18th inst. saws
A select council met thiS evening TO consider
for welcoming the President on his passage II
through the city. A warm debate ensued' and Il
the passnee Of the resolution was strongly on II
posed. Whom the main question came 20 be put II
no Quorum voted, and the Republicans having
retired the President declared the session ad-
journed."
The President leaves Friday morning direct
for New York. not stopping AZ philadelphia,
Uo will remain at the Fith Avenue Hotel over Il
night leaving Saturday morning for Boston.
Invitations have already reached the PRESIDENT
40 become the guest of the state Governors OF Il
Conpeficut and Rhode Island and the cities Of /
New Haven Hartford, Newport and Springfield i
Governor English. Of Connecticut, Wiil meet the
President vt New Haven as he passes through
The State on his return from Boston. lie VIII
mas through Rhode Island, and remain day or /
Two Al Newport, where he Will be received hy i
Governor Burnside. The President will be ao-
.nr,nanied by Secretary Seward. Postmaster /
General Randall. Col Morrow, Assistant Private /
SECRETARY. Colonel Moore, Of his military stah, /
and two on three others
The details Of the ravages Of the cholera in /
South America are frightful IL FIRST appeared ma
Southern Brazil. bat did not rage violently. put
h. the movement OF the troops was gradually /
spread over large extent Of country, p Mon'e,
ytdeo was the first city on the Rio de la flate TO
he attacked but escaped with comparatively /
NKbt visitation Early an April the disease broke
out VI Buenus Ayres, ana by the l5th had become /
epidsmic The deaths on that day were over /
tSvo bupdrod aud on the next day even more /
stampede OF the inhabitants then began, over /
twenty eve thousand persons He'd into the couh,
- nr Fnust q prominent physician, and /
Senor Rsieran Ramos Y Rupert, a leading capt
talist were among the early victims. The Chief |
fatality was however, among the poorer classes
There has been great fatality az the town OF no
ssrio and San Nicolas. In the camps OF the /
.llt.s the mortality has been fearful. AZ the /
brst nppegranco Of cholera at Curuza, writes a /
.arrpspondent Of the New \ oTk Herald SIX /
1880 lied an one day. The following day the
troops were taken cut Of the barracks INTO me
omen air, where only about two hundred ana
6ny died PCT day ms was among n0ny 'n for ne
sib.s there were sumo cases, but at iuyuty, the /
hsadousrters of the allies. there was none at last
dates Il Is reported that TWENTY-FIVE Per cent
of the allied army Is on the sick llst'