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Admission Of vIrgia'a-PardOn of
Mudd and Others-ShermRn as Sec.
rotary of the Treasury.
Special to the Union and American.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Prominent Rep
resentatives are decidedly opposed to
making any other terms for the admission
Of Virginia than those provided by the
reconstruction acts of Congress- and no
other propositions should be seriously en-
tertained. The delegation intends to re-
main during the session of Congress.
Senator Nye was robbed of 81 600 and
numerous valuable articles on Wednesday
night.
A petition for the pardon of DR.. Mudd,
Arnold, and Spangler was presented to the
President yesterday, by Attorney General
Evsrts, and their full pardon may be
looked for at any moment. The Mary
land delegation in Congress are particular
ly active in urging President johnson TO
make short work and pardon these men
before his term expires.
Within day or two past a strong feel
ing has been developed in favor of Senator
Sherman as Secretary of the Treasury IN
der Grant, and many leading Republicans
Of Ohio are warmly advocating his APP
pointment. Radicals represent that the
chief obstacle alleged is that the Ohio Leg
islature would elect Democrat TO succeed
him in the Senate, which they desire to
prevent, and TO overcome this it is proposed
that McCulloch shall hold over for a short
time, or appoint temporary Secretary un-
Ill such time as Sherman can be appointed,
without risk Of losing a Radical Senator.
A party at Sherman's house last night
has given a strong impetus to the move
ment in his behalf.
Numerous parties are here representing
Western whisky interests, and advocating
an increase tax ON that article, but there is |
no prospect whatever of any change being |
made in the rate of tax during the present |
session
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CINCINNATI.
Coming Prize FIghts--ArresI of COun-
IeFfefters,

Coming Prize FIghts--Arrest of Conn
Ierfeiters.
Special to the Union and American.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Cincinnati roughs
are making vigorous efforts to accummu-
late a sufficient amount Of currency to en-
able them TO attend the prize fight be-
tween Bill Davis and Tom Allen, at st.
Louis, next Thursday. Elliott and Gal
lagher will probably fight in the same
ring, Immediately after Davis and Allen.
About six weeks since Deputy U. S.
Marshall Hogan received information that
gang of counterfeiters had left Indiana
polls, where they were extensively
engaged manufacturing counterfeit
L. S. coin, mostly five cent nickel.
Detectives have been engaged working
the matter up since Monday. Night and
cay Hogan has been constantly and Sc
cretly watching the premises. At three
O'Clock this morning Hogan, assisted By
city policemen, made a descent on the
place and succeeded in arresting Israel
Stern and wife, Clementina Stern, Henry
Wasbnght, Hsnah Myers and Mary
Schrsder. They made a thorough ex~
animation of the rooms, and were re-
wsrded, finding basket of nickel pieces;
full counterfeit with moulds and materi-
ais for making the same. Some Of the
money is finished and ready for issuing,
Without exception, it is the best calcu
lated 10 deceive we have ever seen. The
parties were at first locked up, and this
morning they had a partial hearing before
the Commissioner who continued the case
until next Thursday. The prisoners werC
10 the meantime committed 10 the county
iail.
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NEW ORLEANS.



New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-The funeral
Of Gen. Rousseau this afternoon was
largely attended Notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather The services were
conducted at Christ Church by the
Bishop of Louisiana. The pall-bearers
were Gems. Hatch, Mower, Beckwith,
BabcOck, Porter, Tompkins and Mcclure,
Of the regular army, and Gems. Steed-
man, Heron, LIE, Mcmillan, Bds-
sey and Guerny, formerly of the vol
unteer service, with an equal num-
Der Of the Masonic fraternity. The
funeral escort was composed of the first
infantry, battery X, lst artillery,
Company G., of the 9th cavalry, Masons,
city officers and council, State officers
and Legislature and a large cOncourse of
citizens on foot aud in carriages.
Resolutions of regret and sympathy
were adopted by the Legislature. City
council, public officers, and nearly all
the houses along the line of March were
closed during the progress of the funeral
cortege.
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HEM PHIS.
An Honest Communicating OF
Mail Car.

An Honest CabmRn-BurnIng OF
Mail Car.
Special to the Union and American.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 9.-John Aern, driver
of hack No. Is, found valuable diamond
ring in his hack this morning dropped by
a gentleman returning from a bail. He
hunted the owner, who had no idea where
be had dropped it, and returned the ring.
The mail car burned on the Memphis
aud Ohio Railway train yesterday, con
tanned two boxes of Nashville mail, and
one bale of local matter.
The weather to-day is delightful.
The river at this point Is still swelling,
with prospect Of soon becoming too large
for lie banks Business good, with the
usual number of arrivals and departures.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 9, 1S69.-The Senate
met to- day at IL O'Clock, Speaker Senter
in the chair and seventeen members
present.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Lindsly presented memorial from
Messrs. Perkins, Livingston and Post, Of
Cincinnati, praying the Legislature to
make provision for paying them for rails
road supplies, consisting Of car-axles,
steel, iron and other articles necessary to
equip and operate railroads, which they
furnished Col. w. P. Innis, Receiver Of
the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road, and G. T. Lewis and T. B. Brown,
Receivers Of the Memphis and Clarks-
vile Railroad, amounting to $2,264 SO
for the former and $3,6l3 40 for the lat
ter, the payment of which they have
been unable to secure from the Receivers.
The memorial was referred to the Fin>
ance Committee.
Mr.. Nelson presented memorial in
behalfof the State of Tennessee, through
the members of the General Assembly,
praying the Congress of the United
States to make an abatement or offset of
the remaining debt now held against the
various railroad companies in Tennessee
by the United States, to be sent to the
Senators and Representatives in Cons
gress, which was adopted and 500 copies
of the memorial and resolution were
ordered to be printed.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Lindsey: A bill for the relief
Of II. Caldwell, tax collector for David
son County for the year 1861.
By Mr.. Eckle: A bill entitled an act to
encourageimmigration appropriating SIS,
600 to the Board of Immigration.
By Mr.. Eckle: A bill to establish
Chancery Court at Morristown.
By Mr.. Underwood: A bill to incor-
porate Washington Lodge, No. l59, of
Free and Accepted Masons.
cHIEF OF POLICE or MEMPHIS.
Speaker Senter presented communi-
cation from the Governor, recommending
the appointment of Rev. DR.. Pearne, Of
Of Memphis, Chief of Metropolitan Police
for that city. The communication was
laid over for consideration until next Sat-
urday at ii O'Clock.
Senate adjourned until Monday morn
ing at III O'Clock.
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THE CITY:
BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

Meeting and Election Of Onicers-Ofh-
| err Interesting Proceedings.
The annual meeting of the Nashville
Blood Horse Association, for the election
of officers, etc, was held at the Office of
Archer Chsatham & Co, yesterday. The
following officers we're elected
w. II. johnson, President.
Gen. W. G. Harding, Col B. F. Cockrill,
Col. Geo. S. Kinney, Vice Presidents.
Col. r B. Chatham, Secretary.
Charles w. Hammer, Treasurer.
Va motion of Ger. Harding, Messrs. Alb.
Turner, Prest. w. H. johnson and Col.
1eo. Ward were appointed an Executive
committee, to serve for the ensuing
twelve months, and to have entire jurisdic-
ton Of the track and all appurtsnanees
thereto, and the management of all priv.
leges etc, belonging to the track.
Ga motion Of Gen. Harding it was unan-
imously resolved that the entrance fee to
Club Purses shall be FIVE per cent, applica-
BILE alike to members of the club and to
strangers.
On motion Of Gen. Harding the subject
of printing and advertising for the Asso-
citation, was referred to the discretion and
judgment of the Executive Committee.
Messrs. Patterson, Harding aud Ward
were appointed committee to arrange a
programme for the Spring meeting, to
report at the monthly meeting on the last
Saturday in February.
On motion Of Col. Ward it was ordered
that q Club Room be fitted up on the
course, for the transaction of any business
required at that place.
The meeting then adjourned.
The members of the Association we're in
the best of spirits, and their selection of
officers for the ensuing year insures an en-
ergetic and efficient administration of its
affairs. Col. w. Fl. johnson remains the
President, while Col. Kinney, the accom-
plished Secretary, remains on the Official
Board, with Gen. Harding and Col. Cock |
rill as Vice Presidents Col. Dick Cheat |
ham will bring to the Secretaryship unu-
sual talent and industry, while the Treasu-
rer and Executive Committee will do all |
that can be done by money and good judg
ment TO render the Course attractive, and
to secure the high aim of elevsting the turf |
and improving the stock of the country.
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horticultural Meeting.

At called meeting of the Tennessee
Horticultural Society, held at Masonic
Hall, yesterday, D. F. wilkins, Esq, in
the chair, the proper plan aad time Of
pruning vines and frait trees was discussed
There was a very interesting debate, in
which Messrs. Garland, McGresdy, Tam
bic, Lishey and. wilkins, participated. The
subject is to be continued next Saturday
week, and it will be greatly to the interest
and Droft of members 10 attaDd
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VIRGINIA.
Opposition 30 che Committee ON Fran
chiSe.

Opposition 30 fhe Committee ON Fran
chise.
richmond, Jan. 9.-As an Offset to the
opposition Of Virginia, committees in
Washington state the Grant and GOlfax
Association have adopted memorial to
Congress, asking that in view of the de-
ception practised by persons whose disaN
bilities have not been removed, that no
further steps be taken in that direction,
until applicants have shown in the COM
ing election that they favor reconstruc
ten by voting for it A committee was
to be sent to Washington to oppose the
amnesty movement
The remains of Hon John Minor
Bolts arrived this evening and we're laid
in state in the Senate Chamber.
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In a recent report on the penal colony
at Cayenne the French Minister Of Justice
says that about fifty convicts effect their
escape from thence, annually, and that
two-thirds of this number manage to
reach the United States, but that most of
the latter are not long in returning to
France. Upon being recaptured, these
runaway convicts receive one hundred
lashes and are confined for two months
in a dark dungeon.
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INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT

LONDON, Jan. "a vessel has arrived
here reporting having passed ship bound
for New York with thirty-nine Of the mis-
sing pas engers and crew of Steamship Hi
hernia.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-Sheriff O'Brien
yesterday, with a force Of Deputies re-
moved seven witnesses from the room of the
Congressional Investigating Committee.
He then stationed three men at the door TO
arrest any witness that might appear. The
SergeaDt-at-ATms sent for assistance from
United States Marshal Murray which was
afforded when the deputies departed.
LONDON, Jan 9.-Adyices from Canada
by mail, fully confirm previous reports OF
The submission of CreIaus to the Turkish
authorities.
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TEXAS.
The Murder of Revenue Inspectors
Attributed 10 q whisky Ring.


New YORK, Jan. 9.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says the treasury
authorities have ascertained that the
recent attack upon GAINESVILLE, Texas,
and the murders of Inspectors Phillips
and Hammond were committed in the
interest Of the whisky ring, and moreover
that certain telegraph companies are in
league with the whisky ring. kilograms
that were sent from here to officers of
customs and internal revenue at New
Orleans, were known to outside parties
almost a. soon as they were put on the
wires, and dispatches from officers in
New Orleans in reference TO affairs in
Texas were known to members Of the
whisky ring here before they were re-
ceived at the depot. Measures have
been adopted by the War Department to
secure the safety in future Of the officers
of the government on duty along the Rio
Grandc,
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CHICAGO.
Billiard Match DecIIned-The Ne"
Governor, etc.

billiard Match DecIIned-fhe Ne"
Governor, etc.
Special to the Union and American.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-McDermot de-
clines Dicn's very fair challenge to
play three push-shot American games
of fifteen hundred or two thousand points,
first, in Chicago, second, in Montreal,
third, in New York, for $1,000 or $1,000
. side each game. lie will only play a
push shot game of fifteen hundred or two
thousand points for $1,000 a side in
Chicago, which he knows no sensible
player will accept.
Gov. Oglesby is in the city to day.
Gen. John NJ Palmer, our new Cow
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Religion and Medicine.

The sermon appointed for to night at
the First Presbyterian Church, by the pas.
'or, Rev. DIR. Moore, discussing the rels-
tiOnship of Religion to the Medical Profession
will attract full and general audience.
1t is deeply interesting question, about
which there exists much popular miscon-
cePtion and error and will elicit from the
distinguished clergyman, who, at the So
licita;ion of the members of the medical
class in the University of Nashville, has
offered to treat it, discourse worthy of its
inheritance.
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Wednesday night, while two young
meu named Root billiard and John Or
gan, were going to the house of planter
in Crittenden county. Arkansas, Oppo-
site Memphis, they met a squad of
mounted militia, who ordered them to
halt The command not being under
stood and instantly complied with, the
militia fired, instantly killing Organ, who
was buried Friday at Hopefeld.
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HEM PHES.

A True Bill Aga inst DOrRn-SiOck Sub
scrIbed 20 the Mississippi River
Railroad.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 9-The Grand Jury TO.
day found true bill against S. A. Doran
for murder in the first degree, for killing
Edwin Whitfield. Yesterday DOran Was
removed from the station house to jail. A
heavy guard was placed on Bond street
las: night; but for this he would doubtless
have been lynched.
The Board of Commissioners yesterday
subscribed $500, 600 aid for the construc-
ton of the Mississippi River railroad,
hence TO Paducsb; active measures being
taken by the friends Of the road TO secure
it's completion, with good prospects Of
success.
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NEW YORK.
Generous Act OF a Gallant soldier
separation of Cole from hIs Family.

Generous Act OF n Gallant soldier
Separation of Cole from his Family.
Special to the Union and American.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-Gen. Halpine's
family will receive $4,000 dollars from the
Ctiice Of city register, which Gen. Patrick
has been filling in their behalf, declining
TO receive any part of the pay.
Letters from Albany state that Gen.
Cole has refused TO recognize his wife, ex.
cept in matters Of business having refer
cree to the interests of their children.
Two roughs quarreled last night in a rat
pit on Water street and one of them named
Dexter De5vitt stabbed the other, Harvey
Ball, in the back so badly that he cannot
live. Dervitt then fed and was fired upon
in Cliff street by the police bnt apparently
without being hurt,
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NEW MEXICO.
Indians Offering 10 surrende

ST. LOUIS, San. 9.-Gen eral Sherman
has received information that the repre-
sentatives of 400 lodges of Comanche In
dams had arrived at Fort B4scomb, New
Mexico, and offered TO surrender. They
we're notified that no surrender would be
received except at Fort Cobb, the object
being to have the tribes in the plains with
in watching distance from Gen. Sheridan
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The President sent q numher of r

The President sent number Of NOM
nations to the Senate including Andrew
Van Dyck, Collector Of Customs at OsWe-
go, New York; Hattel Kilbourne, second
assistant Secretary of the Treasury. to
fill vacancy of July 2, 1868; Isaac W.
Webster, Postmaster at Kenosha, Wis
cOnsin; II. f. Durham, Surveyor Gener-
al CT New Mexico; George W. Wilkin-
son. Agent of Winnebago Indians; John
B. Church, Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Central City, California.
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Fraudulent Breach OF Trust,

A claim agent who goes by the name Of
W. P. McDAnail was arrested yesterday
and taken before Justice Cassetty on q
charge Of fraudulent breach Of trust in OBJ.
tanning money from W. r. Gay, AID sp-
prOpriatlng it falsely. He give security
for his appearance next Saturday at 2
r,lnIc,nL
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GEORGIA.

The &urdereTs of the Martin Family
Lynehed.
AUGUSTA, GA, Jan 9.-It is reported
that the murderers of Mr.. Martin and
his two sisters, who were killed a few
weeks ago, were taken from jail at Ap4
pling and lynched. A white man named
Anderson Upton and three negroes, who
composed the party, confessed to having
murdered Martin and his sisters, and tie
subsequent burning of the house and
their bodies in order to cover their Guilt.
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Thursday night, by order Of the gov
eminent, all the statutes of Queen Isa>
bella and other symbols Of the late dy-
nasty, were removed from the squares
and public buildings in Madrid.
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Railroad Accident.

A baggage car on the Nashville and
Chattanooga road broke down yesterday
between Normandy and HAiley's, from
which accident the traia was delayed about
an hour and half
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ernor, will be inaugurated next Monday.
1t is reported that he will not occupy
the gubernatOrial mansion, having
residence of his own in Springfield, which
his wife prefers to occupy.
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In cave under the island at Rock
Island, Illinois, the statue OF an Indian
maiden. a copper pedestal, ssvensfoo
high Obelisk, of solid brass, aud othe
Indian curiositiss have been discoysre
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The White Fawn is still the attractive
feature, and will have run for week to
come. The house last night was crowded
to Its utmost capacity.
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Tarepa Rosa Coming.

Geo. Siefsrle, agent of the Masonic Hall,
has received telegram from the Pareps
Rosa Opera Troupe, engaging the ball for
February 10 and IL.
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A Chicagoan has invented one
wheeled velOcipe6e.
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WASHINGTON.

TO tue ASSOCIATED PREss BIZ TEE WE TERN
UNION LTsE.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
The Virginia Committee In
Session.
Currency Statement for the
Week.
Disastrous Earthquake i'm
Mexico.
HenOrS to the Memory OF Gen.
ROSSeau.
Political Committees at Work
In Virginia.
Political Committees at Work
in Virginia.
WASHINGTON.

BY Tar SOUTHERN. PACIFIC AND lTLaSr LINE.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 9, 1S69.-The Senate
met to- day at IL O'Clock, Speaker Senter
in the chair and seventeen members
present.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 9.-The House was
called to order by Mr.. Speaker Richards.
at l0A. Fifty-seven members an
swered to their names,
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! PETER RUSSELL.


CXDEWALtx NOTlCE.--No.iee is hereby given
- That the city cuci VI tile ctty Of Ottawa did, nj reg.
ular meeting M city council held Tuesday April a. 1859
ordinance IN the lords and figures following 10 viii
"k Is hereby Hyra BY ectty cuaa Of ~ city 81 a,cd
That sdewala bs esnstrused Ia ons of lots and ocr
hereinaitsr named. ie several yiies OF ahe. city Of
Ottawa the county La ssls and s,ste 81 illinois, 70 wit
On Ottawa Av-rue, N fr,'nt ofiuts e. 49, ~ and IS OTIS
wa Civ, also isfront Of Srl tock Va lot Il IN lcck TO-
lessl and 10 ia AsklA snl stlc,s ssssssel in the
nansso A. Z. Warrner, CoVlc, aud Z. Morse nl On
ssath aide Glover street, and In trog Of lots TO-
IA 1txnd 70, on Guthrie street III Gsvers Addition 10
Dtnws ~ ,tnce with The grade established for such
nd VI ssil city ting sidewalks:
"And Nk hereby Iarttf orddd. That the owners II tile
Joe OF psrts u tes srcstin h ts sidewalks b. required
IN Artnt 81 their respective los
9r ~. thirty days from aud alter the 10Th dAy 81
MAY lsgg; ALL that OH Ire ofan OF al VI the raid
lg 0wre 70 coRstt6ct the within thirty DAYS and
tuuAhs 3oshtGy nj Mag AID 1850, city council viii
e AAA tO W. colwtrpcted, and will levy special
eaent % The real s!xte deemed bsnshtAd thetsby -
GsSy this exrMtefof ead improvements and the costs Of
ths procslnUs oisreiuf ennlnoa bff 90 tHh f9s ttA
An eynyrsafaAy ssh cts oy lr,sQiok Ass reqvfsA 10
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Vsd of said !otscr paris lots and pafOyis
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The TYro AHEAD The election among the
Fspublioans ia La Sale isst Saturday III post
master resulted In . majority Of n for = O.
wtssrEA publishsr Of TIE Prssa WeSstsr's
ptlxSipAl ;Sppsasnt wa Hough; though
tAssAndilats pitssd Sssinss MIN was II. Nsslsts
That solnitniA last Saturdays Assis whataiA
thesbaaiasss a. Hsuyh. boa dToY motar
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Our trans Atlantic cousins boat US al hol-
lew in sensational advertising. Posters re-
Gently Informed the people Of London, that q
revival meeting was to be held where COM
vertsd burglar would break open the doors
Of He'll with gospel jimmy"