Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25
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A violent cyclone visited the Barbados
on the night Of the 10Th. Vessels were
dashed together and some lives lost.
Refreshing rains have fallen ia NORTH
Carolina n time TO save most Of lbe crops
Corn, in some localities, was kopelessly
ruined before.
Good rains have fallen in different por.
tons Of Middle Alabama, during the last
few dayA Some planters report that the
long drouth has cut the corn crop of one
hall. The cotton crop is also injured.
A land suit lately Instituted in Harrison
county, Texas, by the heirs of Gen. Albert
Sidney johnson, for thirty leagues Of valu-
able land in that county, has resulted in a
verdict in their favor.
General Meade has issued orders similar
10 those issued in Florida turning over the
government Of the State 70 the civil an-
thority, and directing the military TO alb.
stain from interference or control.
Efforts are making TO dissuade Reverdy
johnson from allowing Mrs. Lincoln TO ac-
company him 10 England, where she pro-
poses TO visit the Queen. 1t il thought her
freaks Of insanity should be confined to her
own country.
Kale Elel, the aecomplice 10 the murder
Of the missionary, Rev. Mr.. Cdhing, in
1862, was arrested a few months ago in The
disguise Of a policeman, near Alexandra,
IN Northern Syria, and condemned 10 the
galleys. The principal criminal, Ahmed,
was condemned 10 death.
Ca the 23d inst. Gen VIM. Warner was
elected by the Legislature Of Alabama
United States Senator for the term ending
IN 1871. General Warner il from Ohio,
and has been in the State since the close of
the war. He was an officer on Sherman's
staff, and was member Of the last Ohio
State Senate.
The Madison (lndiana) Courier of the
10Th inst, says that there is a herd Of thirty
five thousand head Of Texas cattle on pas
ture at the junction Of the Chicago branch
of the Illinois Central and the Toledo,
Wabash and Western railroads. When in
proper. trim they will be shipped to an
Eastern market.
Arsenic introduced into milk caused
very serious milk sickness in Owensboro,
Kentucky, recently. About sixty-eight per
sons were afflicted, but all are in a fair
way Of recovery. It is supposed that some
person administered the poison 10 iniure
the reputation Of Indiana milk, as the milk
used at the hotel was brought across the
river from that State.
A good many of the newly installed
Southern members are boldly and seriously
urging the revival of impeachment, and
declare that, az the Senate is now consli-
tuted, IT can be put through in two weeks.
The tone Of the Presidents veto message
Of the Electoral College bill is made the
ostensible cause for Impeachment. The
matter only meets with favor among such
Northern members as were original i'm
peachers, and is not likely TO be inaug,i-
rated.
The steamer Pine Knot Just from Fort
Stephenson, on the upper Missouri, reports
an Indian raid on Fort Randall on the 10Th
inst. They killed one man and ran of the
stock belonging to the government contrac-
tor at that post. The post commandment
sent party of friendly Indians in pursuit
Of the raiders. An Indian massacre was
also reported short distance from Fort
Peck, but no particulars are given. A
party of eight wood-ohoppers were attacked
in the early part Of the present month and
four of them killed. The bodies of two of
the killed, b. +. Dowell, Of st. Louis, ard
man named Jones, of Virginia. were
recognized, but the other two we're not
known