Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-06
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIIhGE,
OF WEAKLEY.
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Chief Justice has gone 10 Raleigh TO hold the
United States Circuit Court there
Judge King has been impeached By the Mis-
souri Senate This Is the second or thirq case
OF impeachment contaminated by that BODY.
The Major and Common Council Of Fayette-
villa " q have been removed by order OF Gen.
Sicklos. and Others appointed in their places.
A how. seventeen years old. captured by the
BLACK feet Indians in 1865, and afterwards stolen
by the Cheyennes. has escaped, ana reports that
the Indians have five white captive women.
Ttisanpounced that a Polish gentleman isnow
on nm ingDection tour in Texas, designating 10
select the most favorable locality Tor ;armin g,
preparatory 20 an extensive Immigration 81 ms
cOuutrymen.
man bv the name Of Sullivan was married
in Memphis on the % inst by a drunken com
pauiop; and on the 4th policeman Walter NJ.
Rogers was shot dead By drunken fireman
named Tom. PreWitt.
The Secretary Of the Treasury viii pay of the
ten million dollars Of compound interest notes
maturing on the 10th inst, IN currency and Will
not use the fifty millions Of three PEI cent, au-
thorized Mt the last session Of Congress- Tor nj
least two months.
The Board Of Registrars for the First District
Of New Orleans have decided that man born
in California or Texas, before these state be-
came annexed to the United States, " n foreign
err and must take out naturalization papers
before he can be considered citizen OF the
United States.
Judge Clarke. Of Huntsville, Arkansas. com
r,itted suicide recently by cutting his throat in
an ambulance, while being conveyed from Little
Rock 10 his home for trial upon charge Of de-
frauding widows and orphans OF Federal sol
diers out of pensions, etc. collected by him
from the United States government.
fashionable wedding took place at St. James
Cathedral. Toronto. CANADA, on the 4th INST
Wur HYDE, editor of the st. Louis RcDubhcan,
married Miss Benson. n Southern lady The
cathedral was densely crowded. Jett. Davis, Mr.,
Mason, General yIbal Early and host otother
Southern celebrities we're present Mr.. DAVIS
was loudly cheered.
Hiram Christian, formerly Provost Marshal Of
Bell county Texas. was murdered IN his meat
shop in Springfield, Missouri. on the 24th ult.,
BY two men, one Of whom was captured alIer a
Texas and IL is thought Christians ohlclal con
duct while in government employment was the
oause of the murder. He left the State some
time ago, on account Of the feeling against him.
Tho.nns ]. Durant, whom General Sheridan
has appointed Governor Of Louisiana, Is IN ash
ington, where be has been practlclng law. lie
has been closely and prominently connected with
the Southern "lOyahsts' who were organized
there last winter. There is an impression abroad
that Durant does not desire the GovernorshIp
rendered him, and II was stated on the street
that he had declined the position OF Governor.
Durnnt received the first intimation of his APP
pointment through the Washington papers.
An enormous gun, for'the Gillian government
has been cast at Fort Pitt Foundry. Plttsburg
IL weighs 1l6,000 pounds or fifty three tons, Is
in diameter Of breech. and mas bora Of twenty
inches. One hundred pr0iectiles, weighing 1000
pounds each ngcpmpanied the g1p- Tbs Is the
second gun of this size and with the same destl-
nation, which has been made there; Four tit-
teen-inch guns, and others of less calibre, from
the snme foundery, have already been shipped
for Chill.
In the Attorney Generals last opinion his pro-
mise of additional and more practical views UNI
der the head of executive and judicial officers,
to be based on actual abstracts IN course OF pre-
paration, has been overlooked by many readers
In the South whose letters reach the Attorney
General in. great numbers. stating particulars
and cases, and asking information which OF
course he cannet lawfully give. Particular
opinions on them in abundant time for the ne
cessary data can be mntured, when the supple
mentary opinion will be promptly promulgated.
The Washington correspondent of the.Cincin-
natl GazCtc says in has dispatch OF the % inst
1T must not be inferred that the impeachment
question has been fully disposed Of, for there is
positive assurance that il will be brought before
the House Rt the earliest opportunity, either IN
July OF December and that BODY viii be re
quired 70 give a square vote either for OF against
It. Meantime. till Congress meets, the lmpeach-
ment men will spare no effort 10 strengthen the
case. There Is no reason for supposlng that any
further material testimony can be offered.
What has been taken will be at once cOnhden-
tally put into print. Ii will make at least one
thousand pages, of which about Tour hundred
have already been printed. No part Of this
evidence will be made public till laid before
Congress. But ten copies OF the volune are
printed, one 10 present IN the House. ana one
for each member Of the committee.
A telegram from Galveston says: A letter has
been received from Queretsro, date not given,
reporting that Macmillan and hls principal
officers gave up to Escobedo themselves and the
entire army Of Macmillan, with their artillery
and ammunition wagons. The following chiefs
are prisoners. Macmillan, Meiia, Cantillo,
CosonR, CRmpas and MiTamon. The latter was
captured In the streets Of the city shortly after
the surrender. Mendez alone Is missing. Over
two hundred subalteran officers were also cap
tured. Maxine Comperes Is reported by private
letter 10 have been shot on the 10th. Maxi
milan had severe dysentery on the evening Of
the 18th A private correspondence from San
Luis says be recovered, and II rs probable that
States. on his return TO Austria. Ii is rumored
that Gen. Lopez has delivered mp Fort Auz.
An official report of Gen. Escobcdo gives the
death of Col. Luis Cavillo, Of Taulsa, and Col.
n. Polca PalRciO.