Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-19
Largest circulation In city and state
NEW. or TIE nAY.

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The total cost Of the Boston Masonic
Temple was $452, 532, including $50 900
worth Of furniture and an organ.
II costs less to travel now from St. Louis
ala Indianapolis to New York, than It does
from Cincinnati to the same point.
Two thousand seyeu hundred and seven
tv-nine liquor stores have been opened IN
Massachusetts since November 5, 1867.
Several Radical members Of Congress
declare they regret Impeachment, and
would Withdraw it if in their power.
The track Of the Pacific railroad was laid
across the summit Of the Rocky Mountains,
thirty-six miles west Of Cheyenne on the
10th inst.
An elephant broke loose from Ames'
circus in New Orleans, on the 18th inst,
and marched leisurely down Camp street,
but was recaptured by his keeper.
A lobbyist named Mark NJ. Leafs,
charged with attempting to bride members
Of the New York Legislature, has been
held for trial in Albany.
At Devils Lake Station, Northern Da-
kota, an extensive forlress is to be CON
structsd in order to protect the emigrants
on the route 10 Montana.
Sixty-six divorce cases are &c be heard at
the session Of the Supreme Judicial Court,
which commences at Taunton, Massachu-
setts on Tuesday, April Dist.
The Bolton (Texas) Journal learns from
private letter that fifteen white men, dis
guised as Indians, were recently captured
in Lampasas county, and hung.
The Boston and Albany railroad have
engaged negro laborers TO supply the place
Of the men who struck at Boston on the
18th inst. They pay them ten cents more
a day.
The Brownsville RancLero announces
that Miguel Lopez Maximilian's betrayer,
has been arrested and imprisoned for not
complying with an order from the govern
ment to leave Mexican territory.
A letter from Florida says that the Re-
publican party has split IN that State, and
nominated two candidates for Governor,
and the result will be that the reconstruc-
ton Constitution will be defeated.
The first Representative from Arkansas
arrived at Washington on the 10th inst,
and filed hia credentials with the Clerk Of
the House, but he will not be admitted
until the Constitution Of the State is duly
examined
Aldanville, Pennsylvania, on the 10th
inst, boiler explosion in the pudding
mill Of the Pennsylvania Iron Company,
killed one man, Uortally wounded four,
and seriously wounded nine others.
A Denver dispatch Of the 10th inst. SAYS:
The notorious leader Of gang of outlaws
and horse thieves, named Tex, was captured
near Puebla, taken from the custody Of the
officers and hung by the people
The men in the Delaware Iackawanna
aud Western Railroad Company shops, in
Scranton, Pennsylvania Eve hundred in
number, have returned 20 work without any
advance in wages, after having been on a
strike for two weeks.
Two young ladies OF Brooklyn answered
a personal" advertisement which APP
peared in one Of the New York daily papers
a week since, aud went 10 New York, since
which time every effort has been made 10
find them, but these efforts have been I'M
successful, though skillml detectives are
busy in ierreting out the affair.
Among the important documents sub
mitted at the Impeachment trial on the
18th inst. was a copy of the commission OF
Washington as Lieutenant General, of
which Grants IL counterpart. IL shows
the latter holds his commission so that no
law can place il beyond the Presidents |
control and direction.
The heaviest rain storm ever known oc- |
CURED in the region Of Macon, Ga. The |
fields and gardens are nearly destroyed, and |
fences washed away. In the city the streets |
were washed into gullies, brick walls torn |
down, sewers hurst, and the cellars all filled |
There we're msuy breaks on the Central |
and Southwestern roads No trains to-day |
except from Atlanta.
Arrangements have been made TO have
the societies of the armies of the Tennessee
the Cumberland and the Ohio, TO meet at |
Chicago on the 9Th aud 10th Of December /
next, TO have one common celebration IN /
stead of having separate meetings az here /
toiore. As soon a. certain arrangements i
are completed at Chicago the official an
nouncement will be made
Gen. Butler pretended that the tabular
statements stricken out Of the report of the
proceedings of the impeachment court on
the 18th inst. were part of his speech.
but they were put in for a sinister pur-
pose. This Is altogether worthy of this
creature, who, q Radical Senator declared
on the 18th inst, had disgraced the Senate
and his party by his outrageous conduct in
this trial
A few days ago, near Des Arc, Arkansas,
as Miss Sallie Kennedy was assisting in
burning logs, her clothes caught fire, and
she was 80 badly burned that the skin on
her hands fell down over her fingers and
her fnger-nails came oil. She died the
next day. Her sister was also badly burned
m attempting TO eKtinguish the flames. 90
the 3lst ultimo a young lady lost her life
IN the same way, in the same neighborhood. /
Sergeant Bates had an interview with
the President on the 10th inst, and detailed
the events Of his trip, while bearing the
nag iron the Mississippi TO the Potomac.
lie states that he was warmly welcomed by
all, ncn and poor, high and low, all Of
whom expressed the desire that he should
see the President, and convey their bless
ing TO HIM. Bates told the President that
he could raise thousands of men in the
South, even those who have been in the
Rebel army, to hight for the Union.
A gale in Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th
a /
from above the store Of Mathisou & 90
and hurled It 10 the pavement, where il
struck Leonard Enders on the back Of the
head, killing him instantly The deceased
was worker IN tobacco manufacturing.
and twenty-three years old At about the
same time chimney fell on the roof Of
Julien's bakery, making a hole through
which the wind found entrance. The re-
suit Was the lifting OF the roof into the
street. and the demolition of the building
No one was hurt
IL appears 20 be generally agreed IN
W Washington that the trial Of Jeh Davis
will certainly come of as soon as The inn
parchment trial is ended AZ present il is
sxed for May 2nd, and 8 special venire Of
lixty Jurors has been ordered, from whom
% draw jury TO try Davis His counsel
IRE said 20 anticipate thai the trial will
certainly commeDce on the day appointed,
md the new indictment which has been
ound against him has been prepared with
view 10 his conviction, So IL avoids errors
md flaws which were contained in the hrst
Indictment, which caused the government
aw officers 20 hesitate heretofore about
,rneaaafur 10 trial