Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-04

Iulii Dean 81 playing ia 81. Louis this week.
Il has been decided To- begin the trial Of Snr-
rtfr nn The 2.ih inst.
The panel for the grand Jury Of Judge i'nder-
wood court. which meets next week az Ei'h-
luani. Va. contains the names "i neRroe3.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
i-aued regulations for supplying diztllers with
meters and securing their proper attachment.
Congressman Kelly. Of Pennsvlyanil, Wa 10
leave home Tor New Orleans on the ID lnsl. lie
will peak there, aut 40 various places ga Ala b.
hama. He0rga. Tennessee and North Carolina.
The Fenian prisoners. Burke and Dayln. were
canyiTted at Dublin on The u inst. OF high trea,
san and aentenced 90 be- hanged uu The 18th Of
May The tTiJl 81 MctanrrfY ls now IA pro-
gre
The day Cor the meeting Of tle peace confer
cnce la London e. again chan"ed. and - D. now
announced that the Diplomatic Prelmlulflr7 are
., Tar advanced that the conference will hold it.
hf session On the IN inst.
In Duudas. Miunesata. on the Both ult
farmer named Alfred Hnyi. murdered. with an
AZ Josiah stanford. nelghbOr. and end-aN ored
In murder his wife. but was prevented by her
-Dns. The quarrel was ahoni some cattle run
inE al large.
Edmund Frasier. a negro boy thirteen years
Old, shot has father, in Clarendon, South Caro-
lima the other day. The old man scOldpd the
hpy Cor remaining cut over night. when Edmund
tired q shot gun AT him. killing him instantly.
The usual four millions in greenhacks were not
retired from circulation last month. The public
debt was reduced about six millions. and the
Treasury holds one hundred aud thirteen mil
lions In gold.
During the month of April 800 applications
lar an increase OF pensions, and 100 lar Invalid
pensions were receiy ed a. the Pension Office;
400 claims we're disposed %, and 80 81 thar
number were rejected.
Three hundred or more attachments have been
ssued by the United States District Attorney.
Tor district no, / against postmasters and their
bondsmeu said 20 be deliuqucnts 10 the Post
uHire Department. The suits are brought by
order Of the Postofiee Department.
bIl in chancery was filed il the Chicago
Circuit Court, on the lst inst, by Mrs. Williams
late widow Of Stephen A. Douglas, against
NirhOlac J.. lPlehart and others, alleging bad
faith in the settlement oi the Dou9ia9 estate oi
which lglehart was agent. The sum involved D.
quite large.
A curious case has presented itself under the
Taglgtry law Of the District Of Columbia. The
law prescribes that no one who has been con
tie clause named, and William Boyd was re
fused, he having been in the Peuitentary for
the crime OF running slave cat OF the District.
George A. Trenholm formerly Rebel Secretary
ufthe Treasury. aud one Of the firm ni Frazer.
Trenholm a Co.. of Charleston and liverpool
has arrived ia Washington, having been SUN
uaned 90 testify before the Judiciary Commit ee
"a the matter Of the Impeachment Investigation.
A more complete canvas Of the vote ~ the
late election in Michigan. shows that Judge
AlTuN e., hepubltthn candidate LOT the supreme
Cont. receives a majority Of &Igl- The aver
axe majorities for Republican candidate for the
constitutional convention. foot up ALL.
A correspondent Of the New York HraR.
Who o. playing the para Of jenkins tor Mr..
s'ewArd al Auburn. says that the present return
home of the Secretary a. only preliminary 90
his retirement from public life. A he Ia nov
ftyty-eiK years old. he feels that the time has
about arrived Cor him Ia seek quiet Aud seclu-
riuu. la private circles he Is very enthusiastic
over hi- recent achievement IN securing for
Uncle Sam the Russian American territory.
whose possession he deems GROWING Triumph
1T his diplomatic career. the dement's "i which.
though nov involved IA oh-curity. Will he
,laima, become of inc3lculHhle value ~ IA Bul
very remote period
The Washington CORE pendent ct the Cincin-
Ust Commercial s1ys IN his dispatch %! the la
The friends of Jefferson Davis have been
active to-day ia his behalf II I7 taken Tor
granted that the District Court. which meets az
Richmond On Monday. Will not try hun; bat
the President declines 60 make any promises
uutil AFTER that fact IL established. IL appears,
hDweye ~. that Mr.. Davis not only refused TO ak
tor pardon, bat he also derliue7 60 solicit bal.
The efforts for his release are represented as
voluntary, aud wholly unauthorized by HIM
A dispatch ct the "a inst. states that j Judge
{ Underwood has issued writ Of hGbeds corpus.
Tor the purpose ct bringing Mr.. Davis before
INN flT tTlai