Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-28
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Later from HexieO-From Georgia :
| Immigration 10 the United state.
Rapidly Increasing - Shipment Ol
Wheat ID the United States-To Have
GARRISON Of Waited States Sol
diers. etc, etc.
/ New YORK, April 27.ZThe Herald
says the Spanish steamer which left Vera
Cruz on the 18th inst with three DAYS later
than our last intelligence. has arrived al
Havana, and reported that PuebIs had
been taken By the Imperialist forces. Food
was plentiful at Vera Cruz when the
steamer left, and the former reports Of a
scarcity, were declared to be exaggerations.
The Herald's special saws: At public
meeting of the citizens Of Barlow county,
Georgia, the following resolutions were
I unarimousig adopted.
Resolved, That we view with astonish-
ment and deep regret the attempt of c. J.
Jenkins to renew our difficulties, and in
vite further legislation By the United
States Congress.
Resolved, That having seen the destitu-
ton and suffering caused by such advisers
on the past, we are determined, by the as
sistanee of our worthy district commander.
Gen. Pope, that this people in the future
shall ever show a willingness TO abide by
the decision of a majority of the voters of
the United States, and obey the laws given
to them by our Congress.
Resolved, That the class of politicians
who have brought ruin upon our country
are no longer worthy the support of free
people; that their suggestions are only
equalled in impudence by the former at
tempt al secession, and that in future we
will trust our destiny in the hands alone of
such men as are truly worthy of the conf
dence Of the government of onr fathers.
The Herald's Ireland correspondence
says the emigrant exodus from ireland To
the United States is rapidly increasing to
a full tide nine steamers engaged in the
transport having left Queenstown harbor
alene within a few DAYS.
The Times special says the Treasury
Department has been officially informed
that within seven days Just passed, no less
than forty thousand bushels of wheat have
been shipped from Liverpool to New York.
Mr.. Frank Cowan, son of ex-senator
Cowan, Of Pennsylvania, has been APP
pointed special secretary of President
johnson, and not J. F. B. Cowan.
1t is reported that in consequence of the
repeated evidences of disloyalty, Fayette-
vile, North Carolina, is to have garrison
of United States soldiers located there.
This il General Sickles' district, and ia
supposed to be done by his orders
AT meeting Of the citizens of Atlanta
held recetly, the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas A plan Of reconstruction has
been rendered the South through the law
making power of our government, whereby /
peace may be restored to our weary and /!
unhappy people, therefore
Resolved, That in the opinion of this /
meeting, reconstruction upon the plan pro-
posed by Congress is decidedly preiera /
bic to remaining in our presedt unsettled |
and paralyzed condition, and we cordially !
invite the whole people Of Georgia to co. |
operate with ~ in accepting said legisla- |
lion without protest, delay or hesitation. |
The friboneis special Of to-day states I
that the Department Of State has received !
voluminous dispatches from our Ministers !
in England and France, concerning the |
condition Of affairs in those two countries. |
While they do not contain as late advices |
"a are brought by the cable, they represent |
pretty fully the condition of affairs, and |
show conclusiyely that a general European /
war can scarcely be avoided. The Empe- |
ror Napoleon has been engaged for several |
months making gigantic naval and militia |
~ preparations, and it is now alleged that |
The feeling is so universal among the |
French people for collision, that il has
passed beyond the control of the Emperor
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