Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK DISPATCHES.
The Assassin of the Gar Still Unre-
pentent-The Report OF the First Ma
tiOnaI Bank Of New Orleans-BIOOdy
ARRAY AT NatehitOches-Gen. Grant
Urged 10 Run for tIse Next President,
etc, etc.
New YORK, June 10.-The Herald's
special from Paris, on the 9th inst, says
the Crown Princess of Prussia. left Paris
this evening for Germany. Her husband
remains at the TuiIleries.
Several towns in France were Illuminated
last night as an expression of Joy at the
escape of the Car The assassin exhibits
no signs of repentance for the deed. The
Poles who reside in Paris signed an address
| 10 Napoleon expressive of sorrow, and de-
testation of this act of their fellow-country-
man. The Gar returned reply to the
address of the French Cabinet Ministers, in
which he said the occurrence could not but
strengthen the bonds of friendship which
unite him to France and Emperor Napo-
leon, and that his remembrance of the
manifestations Of sympathy expressed by
the French people would be imperishable.
The Herald's New Orleans official report
received from the first national bank of
that city shows the total assets to be S.
250,O0O. OF this 100000 are classified as
doubtful and upwards of 100000 bad.
The liabilities to individual depositors
amount to S99S,000; the circulation is esti-
mated at Sl80,000, and the amount due the
United States S2l5,000; the liabilities in
Cured by the directors as makers and in
dorsers aggregate S647 900.
The Tribune's New Orleans special says
a bloody affray occurred at Natchitoches,
G. W., between Staufer & Jones, partners.
DIR. Jones and Judge r. B. Jones
threatened to kill StauHer if he did not
leave the place He was the popular
Radical candidate for the convention, and
they wished him out toftheway. Last Monday
Stauffer was about to have Jones' brothers
bound over to keep the peace, when Judge
and DIR. J ones attacked him, and John Jones
rode up, and with double barreled gun
deliberately killed Stauffer. He then rode
out of town. The Sheriff attempted to ar
rest Jones, and was shot in the head and
severely injured, and an assistant was shot
in the arm. These Jones' are nephews of
Gov. Wells and r. b. Jones was appointed
to the Supreme bench of the State during
Wells administration.
A number of political managers, it is
said, are in Washington trying to sound
Gen. Grant on the question of accepting the
nomination fer the next Presidency 1t is
further said the General has intimated that
he does not desire it himself but would
like for the nomination to be extended to
Gen. Sherman. The Cabinet is said TO be
about equally divided on the subject of
Gen. Sheridan's removals in New Orleans,
and it is supposed the question will be
taken up at the next meeting.
The Times Washington special says the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
on Saturday refused the motion to set aside
the sentence of Sanford Conover. He will
have to serve out his ten years imprison-
ment
Upon receiving Gen. Sheridan's order
removing him, Gov. Wells sent telegrapic
message to the President protesting against
such usurpation of power. He declares his
removal was in consequence OF personal
quarrel with the General, and not because
he was impeding the execution OF the laws
of Congress. He also wrote letter to Gen.
Sheridan. in which he denies the charges
made against him and denounces them as
malicious ISLANDERS. He charges Gen.
Sheridan with having abused the powers
conferred upon him and having appointed
Rebels to office, and insinuates he skulked
during the riots in July. In conclusion,
he calls upon Gen. Sheridan to substandate
his accusations by proof, or be prepared to
face verdict which the public always
pronounces against malicious slanderers.
The yacht Henrietta, came in Saturday
from Cowes. Made passage in thirty-two
days and eleven hours, beating the Vista
seventeen hours.
Gen. Rawlins, Chief of Gen Grants staff,
accompanied by Capt Dunn, of the 2lst
infantry, leaves on Monday morning for
his tour on the plains, which will be ex-
tended probably to New Mexico and per
haps to Utah.