Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-28

Heavy Over-issue Of City scrip-Pro-
test of Santa ABnass 5on-Goy. Wells
and the Lsutsfana GeyernOrshiP-
Cost of demonstrating, etc., etc.
New YORK, June 27.-The Heralds
New Orleans special says: A sensation was
created in the New Orleans business circle
yesterday, on the announcement BY Mayor
Heth, 10 his message to the Cits Council.
OF the discovery of an alleged fraudulent
oyer-issue of nearly $4,000 of city notes
by the City Treasurer. In his message the
Mayor says the city cannot be made liable
in law for the redemption Of the over issue,
and the city officers should be instructed
not to receive any Of it. City scrip has
deprecated p per cent. and the merchants
utterly refused TO receive it IN their BUSH
ness transactions. ..lf ssg4sA
Santa Annals son has protested against
the action of Commander kowe in arrest
ing The chief at Vera Cruz. The protest
is directed to the United States Consul at
Havana.
The Herald's New Orleans special says
Ex-Governor Wells having waited sufficient
time for the President to decide On his re-
moval, and the latter not having acted in
the matter, has determined upon issuing a
proclamation declaring himself Governor
and Flanders an usurper, declaring null
and void his subsequent and future acts,
and directing Sherifs and other civil Off
GERS not to obey his orders. This he believes
to be the law under the Attorney Generals
opinion. This will compel the President
to act, and he takes this course by advice Of
several lawyers. His proclamation will be
issued in day or two unless the President
interferes.
By adyices from the City of Mexico to
the I'd inst, We learn grand review of
General Diaz's army, numbering 10000
troops from Queretaro, which arrived on
the 10Th ult., had taken place Diaz writes
to Juarez that he will occupy the city with
in one week, but did not think it advisable
to precipitate matters, as its ultimate fall
was certain.
The Times Washington special says
there will evidently be wide difference in
the cost of executing the reconstruction act
in the several districts, while Gen. Sickles
says the appropriation Of half million is
barely sufficient for his command. Gen.
Sheridan expects to complete the whole in
his district for one half the amount, and
have it done sooner than ony one else.
The Cashier of the First National Bank
of Vicksburg, telegraphs to the Treasury
Department that all reports of trouble TO
that bank are false. 1t has not even been
embarrassed, and the only foundation that
the reports of failure could have had, was
the delay Of certain remittances in reach
ing New York.
The sentiment of most of the dozen of
Congressman, now here, regarding the
session, is that it will and ought to take a
short one; say two or three weeks, with a
provision for contingent meeting in Oc-
tober.
Governor Boutwell,, who leads the i'm
parchment wing of the Judiciary Commit
tee, is Of opinion that the session will be
short, and that the members generally will
be disinclined to bring the impeachment
report before the House for discussion at
this session, bat that as several weeks will
undoubtedly be required to exhaust dis
cussion of this subject, an early meeting in
the fall will be both desirable and neces-
sary.