Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-26
NEWS OF TIE DAY.


The disbursements Of the United States Urea
sury fer the past week we're S2.2ly.5js.
meeting at which Major General Burnside
presided held in Providence. X, / o., has organized
a Southern Relief movement.
The trial Of the Fenian prisoners in ireland
for high treason. will commence ON the 9Th day
% April next. Ia Dublin.
great scarcity Of corn in Northwestern Iowa
4 reported. and the consequence Is the price -
rapidly advancing.
General schoGeid j. about TO dispace such
Justices Of the Pence in his district as he deems
incompetent.
The committee appointed 10 investigate the
Rdairs Of the government PRINTING bureau. re-
port no fraudulent OF over issues Of government
securities.
The recent cold weather, 50 far ms can be as-
certsined. has not injured the wheat 10 any ex-
tent In Indiana.
Ala meeting in Augusta. Ga, Saturday night,
60 nominate a candidate for Mayor. resolution
was adopted that colored citizens be allowed 90
REGISTER their name and vote 90 the e eet,on in
April.
The Democratir Executive Committee of
Cincinnati has nominated Judge James Satin
ieT Mayor. la place OF Samuel n. Pike, de-
rined
Surrstt will not probably be tried before
June. The prisoner and hiscounsel are anxipBs
lBr speedy trial. but for some unassigned rea-
sun bis case delayed.
The bill directing the Secretary Of War 20 fur
uish Gov. BrnwnlOW with lUum stand of arms
fnr the use Of the Tennessee militia. was agreed
GO by both House. OF Congress Saturday eve
ming.
A statute Of Henry Clay e. 20 be inaugurated
"a the courthouse at Louisville on the 18th 81
April. Robert q Winthrop will deliver the ad-
dress. Willard Fillmore sud A. II. Stephens are
expected 30 be present
aeneral George Hause died a few DAYS ago in
6allipols, Ohio, In the eighty seventh year Of
his age. lie was an cid jackson Democrat. and,
in 1873. attended the first convention Of the
party ever held in Ohio
The Rebel General Dick Taylor, who came
from New Orleans 20 see the President on the
subject Of reconstruction. had an interview with
the President saturday night Ou that question.
tie was informed that the law would I'M
d0ubtedly be nt once enforced.
The Roberts Fonian senate disposed Of the
Proposition Tor union with the Gleason branch
uu Friday. They are willing 10 unite and send
rspplies 10 ireland, II "A revolution is actually n
progress in that country bur the movement
against Canada will not be relinQuished.
William H. Lane, formerly doing business as
q broker on State street. Boston, b. under arrest
Tor obtaining $500 FROM Josiah toOding on n
forged drait. lurPortlng % be signed by S. q.
Ward Of New York fer t1e. flooding took The
drHil rs collateral.
Parties who have recently canycrsed with Al
ergndeT III. Stephens say Ire advises that the
Hisest course for the South h. 90 remain quiet
aud await the issue Of eN ents and that nothing
the Southern people may do will influence the
Ialicy sithe dominant party al Washington.
A convention Of the French Canadians Of the
Northwestern States has been called to meet at
Detroit on April nth. 90 protest against the es-
adjustment of mOnarchcal government in
the Canadian provinces. 10 ueyise means 20 frus-
trate the treaeherous designs of toryism. and 20
enforce the Monroe doctrine on this continent.
An. Garland. cx-mcmber ct the Confederate
Congress, has arrived at Washington. lie is one
Of the Senators elect from Arkansas. As il is
certain any application he may make for admis-
sion 90 the Senate viii be rejected il il under
stood be intends % carry the matter before the
supreme Court, How he proposes 60 get il there
Is not stated.
The Richmond Enquirer indorses the course
Of Wade Hampton and other prominent Caro-
hnSaus 81 Indicated az the Columbia meeting of |
freedmen, on the 18th inst, and urges the people
Of Virginia 20 adopt promptly a course Of con-
duct calculated Co bring about harIneny between
the white and colorcd elements Of tho popnla- /
tion.
The Secretary Of State has received informa-
ton from the Consul at Queenstown, Ireland. /
that the cholera has prevailed in that section TO
some extent, all winter. At White Gala a /
small village in Queenstown harb0r, eight cases
bad occurred during the previous week.
The Wisconsin Assembly has passed. by
60 submit 20 the people the question OF extend
ing the suffrage 60 women. There Is "a good Il
chance that It's Senate " ~ agree TO the resolu-
tlOn, and the question be thus Ouispread for dis
Vussion before che people.
There Is some talk in Congressional circles /
about sending half dozen Radical speakers /
into various sections of the South, 10 May or
June 10 discuss political questions from the /
Northern stand point. Several gentlemen are Il
aid 30 be ready for such campaign If they 4
can be assured of personal safety.
In libel suit OF Madame Cora Jumes a.. the /
ST Louis Bcasocr0t. for $1,000 damages which 1
losed In the Circuit Court Saturday, the Jury /
returned n verdict awarding slUlo damage. The /
Attendant will move for A trfnI la
and IL not granted, will appeal 20 the Supreme /
Court.
J. r. Cummings. an ex- Rebel Commissary. has
been arrested in New ork GA charges Of having
used the power Of the sn-called Confederate Il
government Ca take from resident OF tennessee L
property valued az StO0 600, aud traudently con
yerting 4 90 his own use. lie Is now In Ludlow
street jail.
Adyiees from North Alabama state that the /
Inhabitants living distance from The railroads Il
are ,n danger Of starvation. and unless relief i
caches them Boon. the whole range Of counties
Ted. The recent floods destroyed over three /
thousand bushels Of corn and large amount OF /
hood sent by relief associations % sufferers
The resolution adopted by the House Of Rep
resentRuyes Saturday makes no appropriation
% money, but merely provides that Gen. How
ard shall, from funds HoW standing 20 the credit
" his Bureau. relieve distress and suffering |
among all classes Of people IN che SOUTH. The
.esOlation went through the House hy yeas |
49, Il
. the House.
The New Orleans PicJtlHs SAYS: The Hon.
-.eWis y. Campbell. United States Envoy TX 1
gaordinary aud Minister Pienipotcntiary %
deNico. has returned % this city, aiter visit %
lis home In Ohio. We suppose % Is his inten- |
iun 70 80 Go the cts 90 Mexico when the Liber-
is shall have occupied Il, which may be l0ng |
lmo yet. He D. accredited only % the govern /
neni OF Joare7 andis in correspondence with it,
The hiil susponjinr all proceedings relative 10 |
as tnent t0r slaves drafted OF received as vol
.nteeis lhte TIE mlhtal service OF the severn
ncni. passed and sent % the President Saturday |
> the same that passed the House last session |
~ motion " Mr.. Cook, Of lilnoiR and not
cached IN tho Senate. The Democrats ara,
acnt against 70 has been that II violated ~, / .
aith oi the government and some erpc-f la Nil
'e vetoed. II had the entire Republican vote of
oih Houses.
Al attempt wa made IN 10th Homes Sstrrl.,
o eject hnal adjournment from ruesdsy neTt | ,
.ntil December. In the Scnute ID was aera,i ~ |
y ~ % 10 Ia the House a test vote sboye3 a /
aaloTity Of twenty In favor OF adjuurninF upt,i |
,ovember bat SteYcns FarusWorth and othtrs
llihustered 50 that The anal vote on the gusS,
ION was not reached. A spirited debate to8k
lace on the question. Thad Stevens intimate3 !
hat an adjournment fill fall would be an |
bandenneni Of the impcachmont OF the Presi-
.oHt. Mr. Blaine q Maine replied that the i'm
uarhmeut matter was al nonsense. Ii 4 set
led heweyer. thai an adjournment will take
lace an iaii. ~ aa
The fregidcnt's veto message Of the supfle-
aenlary teoanEtruciion ball was received n the
! oase ~ Representative saturday az = o'clock, /
.clnH the tNcith veto message lsreiVed IRON the 1
fssieeAt stHin Aitccn months. IL Was read Z
nd eaTsfeily iisiened % by the House and WITH
ut obe word 81 debate OF dilaisrv motion fke I
AZ VS. pastea over The veto IS y narfy Vnip az |
= @ .. y wes sent g. he senate and vas I
; = ltvas then declared b ths Prosidsnt q I