Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-29

Revolt in BeKaF County. TeKas-8e-
mOsai OF Condemned FeRians 40
hingstOn PenisentiaFy-NesF Orleans
RiOl COMMITTEES, Etc. Etc.
New YORK, Jan 2S.-The Herald 5
New Orleans special says: Bexar county,
Texas, Is in revolt Capt Trimhle, late OF
an Illinois regiment, was recently shot at
and wounded aud his life threatened lie
came 10 New Orleans and returned with
twenty eaVslrynten 10 remove his family.
He found that his wife and child had been
driven from home into Arkansas, and the
negroes on his place were mauacled and
driven through the stieets in the presence
Of the cavalry, who were forced TO fall
back before three hundred unreconstrucled
Rebels Mrs. Trimbie died from i'll treat
ment, and was buried here Yesterday.
Generals Mower, Hitch, Kirby and Nancy,
Union officers and members of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, attendedhhe funeral.
The Captain is al the point Of death from
the wounds received from the chiYalry
The Herald's Toronto special says the
report Of ihel4nadian MinideT Of Cast0nls
recommends thai american vessels be re
fnsed the privilege Of passing through
Welland canal for a few months. By do
ing this, he said. We will bring the Ameri-
cans TO reason.
The Herald's Ottawa special says orders
have been issued for the removal Of Lynch,
McMahon, and other condemned FenianS
TO the Kingston penitentiary.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says a bin has been fraIhed for introduction
in the Honse, providing for the appoint
ment Of Gen. Grant. to be acting Presi-
dent in case of the impeachment or re-
moyal of Johnson.
The excise law was again vigorously en-
forced yesterday and the Sabbath passed of
quietly and soberiy, there being but few
arrests. A large meeting Of influential
German citizens was held at Cooper Inst-
tute last night favoriRg strict enforce
ment Of the law. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted.
Irwin A. Henson. formerly Master-at-
Arms, on the United States gunboat Cayu-
ga, committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head yesterday. Depression
consequent on the death of his wife and
loss of employment since his discharge from
the navy, was the cause
Steamer K. Il. Cuyler the lastest propel-
v.
was sold on Saturday to the Columbian
government. She is being employed az
war vessel and is receiving a battery aboard.
II appears that Head Centre Stephens
has not sailed for Europe.
The Herald's Washington special saws
the charges against the Indian Commits
siOner Bogy are not likely TO be sustained.
The action of the Quartennasters in re-
lation to Southern railroads has shown that
the Quartermasters Department has faith.
fully maintained the interests of the eoun-
try.
The Judiciary Committee in investiga-
ting the apprenticing system, under the
laws Of Maryland, find that the courts in
some sections seem derelict in the OBJ
servance of the civil rights bill.
The New Orleans riot commission will
report this week, and will not be very "a
vOrable TO Louisiana.
1t is said that no mitigation has been
found for the hostile and disloyal character
recently attributed to the people Of that
section.
A Times special says the extremists have
piled up the rates in the tariff bill in the
Senate 80 high that there is possibility the
Dlll ulhy idll dllOBetnef. topper nhS DeeH
put at cents per pound, which is equal to
80 per cent. ad yalorem zinc is put at 8
cents, when q cents is practically prohib-
itory bituminous coal, which the commit
tee recommended at 50 cents, has been fixed
Rt ~ 80, Rnd Sc 0n-
The story abont quarrel between Gen
eral Sherman and Minister Campbell is
totally unfounded.
Ii appears that if the government is
obliged TO give notice of its sales of gold. it
will be at the mercy of spectators.
1t now looks as though the efforts to re-
duee the tax Oh whisky woald prove in-
efiectual.
Mr.. MoCiinnis, whose nomination as
Minister TO Stockholm was reported, sailed
for his destination week ago, thinking his
confirmation was sure.
F. W. Seward is expected 10 return from
the West Indies about the middle of the
present week.
The Tribune's special says Mr. Allison 8
proposition to issue 50,000000 postal car
rency notes TO take the place of the COM
pound interest notes which are redeemable
this year, meets with considerable opposi-
tion in the Ways and Means Committee
The friends of the measure desire to get it
ont Of the committee. as they believe ii will
pass the House