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FOREIGN,

NEW YORK, May 3l.-A Lima letter
of the 18th says that the government has
recognized the Cubans as belligerents, and
decided to grant them all usual privileges.
Senior Valeri, Cuban, arrived at Lima
some time previously to ask the loan Of the
Peruvian monitors for the use of the Cuban
insurgents, but the request has not been
complied with.
A Panama letter says three sailors be-
longing 10 the British ship kensington,
who were thrown into prison some time
ago Icy the police in Aspinwsll, proved TO
be Americans who arrived during The war,
and Consul Rice is trying TO get them out.
They were fired upon, wounded, and put
into chains, and 70 have remained for a
month, almost starved, and without any
prospect OF trial.
Mosquero's chances for the Presidency
are frightening daily. His election will
be an uusuperable bar TO United States
treaties, on the subject Of republicanism.
Valparaiso advices Of the Sd inst. state
that the CHILEAN Congress is discussing
the question Of recognizing the Cubans as
belligerents.
WORMS. May 3l.-The Protestant Con-
Oress which assembled here to-day
was attended by twenty thousand
persons including Representatives
! from all the States Of Germany. Th'
Congress, by unanimous vote, resolved
against the PapaI, exhortation to return
| 10 the Roman Church. ..-
VIENNA, May Sit is said Ismae
Pasha's tour, which will extend th rough
out Europe, is for the purpose Of determin
ing the question whether the Suez Cana
is 10 be considered subject for the neu
traHty of all nations and for all times.
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WASHINGTON.

Death Of Ex- Mayor MREruder-PresI-
Dental Vacation Ben Wade as a
KRIIrOatIer.
DIR. Will. Magrnder, an ex-mayor OF
this city, died last night.
The President has determined 10 at
lend the ball at the Naval Academy on
Friday. He will not leave Washington for
West Point until June. 'fi
Col Douglass, of the Presidents staff,
leaves here this evening to attend the fu-
neral Of his grandmother, Mrs. Granger,
who died at Clifton Springs. New York.
Among the callers on The President this
morning was Hon. A g. Curtin, Minister
10 Russia. -. vss.
Hon BIZ Wade was to-day commissioned
director Of the u. Z. r. r. He had sn
interview with the President this after
noon. 'i go
Receipts to-day from internal revenue,
SZ5O, 900; for the month, $20,277 ,796, and
for the fiesal year 10 date, eleven months,
$l35, S30,I7i,H
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OLD DEBTS.

correspondence Between Auditor
Clarke and Gen. BeaurPSard.
An amusing correspondence has taken
place between Third Auditor Clarke, of
the Treasury Department. and ex-COnfed-
crate Gen. Beauregard Soon after assums
ing the duties Of his Office Mr.. Clarke dis
covered that the General was on his
books as indebted to the government in
the sum of $40 80. Mr. Clarke thereupon
notified Gen. Beauregard of his discov-
cry and received the following letter in
reply:
OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD Con-.
PANY-NEw ORLEANS, May 20, 1867
Sir: Your letter of the LIST inst has been
received, informing me that | am charged
On the books of your Office (third au>
ditor's) $40 30 on account Of the Quarter
masters Department, and that ain re-
duested to pay over said sum to the
nearest disbursing quartermaster and
transmit his receipt for the same to your
Office. Absence from the city has PREF
vented nae from acknowledging sooner
your letter. In answer to this claim l
beg leave to inclose you herewith the
duplicates of my account, amounting to
$l65 SO, for transportation from West
Point, n. Y, to New Orleans, La, in
January and February, 1861, in Obedi-
enee to War Department order No. ~, a
copy of which is herewith enclosed,
marked "a, relieving me from duty as
Superintendent of the United States
Military Academy and sending me back
to my former post at New Orleans. My
account for transportation was presented
for payment to Col d. ID. TOmpklns,
Assistant Quartermaster General in New
York, the Ouartermaster's Department
here being out of funds at the time, on
the 23d of February, 1861; but it was not
paid by him, as per copy of his letter
herewith enclosed, marked "B, to the
Ouartermaster General at Washington.
| 1t has never yet been settled. You will
therefore, please deduct therefrom the
amount $50 30) named by you in your
letter of the LIST inst, and remit to me the
balance Of $l55 90 at your earliest con-
yenience. ] viii remark here, for the
information of your department, that my
resignation from the military service oil
the United States was accepted to take
effect on the Goth February, 1851.
| Very respectfully, your Ob't servant, 70
G. 7. BEAUREGARD, u. I.
| President N. O., j :, and G. N. Z. +. Co.
| Mr.. r. w. Clarke, Third Auditors of
fec, Treasury Dept, Washington, d. G
The Third Auditor has written to Sc
cond Comptroller BrOadheadoon the sub
iect, calling attention to the joint resolu
ton of 1867 forbidding payment to par
ties who were not loyal to the govern
ment on any claims accruing befor
April l3, 1861.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. TUESDAY JUNE 4, 1863:

them, they have only tovete 90 they think
and FEEL Ii they choose TO sch their
sufrages, or be bullied or swindled out
Of their choice, the remedy is not within
our reach. They must suffer for their
baseness or imbeeility, and we must sut-'
fer with them. - - ,.a,-,.f
tits high time that the Southern Re.
publicans should desist from hanging
around the neck Of the North, and be-
gin to take care of themselves. = We.
shall aid them to ratify the fifteenth
amendment, whereby full political rights
are guaranteed to every native or
naturalized citizen, regardless Of race or
color. We shall take care that this
amendment be obeyed in spirit and let
ter, Then We shall say to our Southern
brethren: "Root hog or def 1t will
be far less difficult to carry Georgia,
Louisiana or Texas against the sham
Democracy, than New York, Pennsylva.
MIA or Indiana, ! We shall all have TO
work; and it is better thus than that a
part should rely on the rest to carry
them. We shall get on better and faster
i all keep their feet than if part un>
tertake to ride on the backs of the rest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-01
NEW YORK.

Tbs Eight HOur I.aR-BuaIer ON Inter
national AHaIrs-whaI the Herald
ssys Of GrRnrsiCuban Policy.
New YORK, May 3l.-Tbe eight hour
le" has been promulgated al the navy
ysFd in Brooklyn, commencing to-day.
Congressman Butler is reported TO have
said that the law in the Alabama contro-
Versy is on the side Of EGG and, and il had
been 90 decided by our Supreme Court, but
that we should nevertheless withdraw onr
intercourse with England, because OF her
course in taking advantage Of technical
law 60 inidre us lie opposed reeiproe-
ity treaty with Canada, as we were Unfair
ly treated in the last one, but thinks such
a treaty would be OF great advantage to
Canada and England. He expressed the
greatest confidence in BoutWelps policy,
aud considers him the best Secretary Of The
Treasury since Hamilton.
The Herald says proclamation Of bel
ligeTenl rights 10 the CubAns from Presi-
dent Grant would settle the question in
Cuba in less than q month. In fact the
provinces may settle it within that time,
hut what 4 sorry settlement this would be
fur the United States. The country ex-
poets the annexation of Cuba. General
Grant ought " be ashamed Of this sort OF
American dignity and decorum. Ii is
nonseuse il ia stupid old fogyism, and we
have had enough Of it.
Nearly seven millions were bid for
government gold to-day. Bids accepted
for one million were 50 53.lOO@3S 35-lOO.
Old Bull has rendered his services 10
the Peace Jubilee in Boston.
Contracts between the New England
Associsted Press and also the New York
Associated Press, were to-day closed with
the NeS York City Association, for the
next two years. r r WI
About noon TO dsy The roof Of csrpen-
ter shop on 47th street fell in, severely in
Turing several wOrkmen.
In the case of J. ID. Mckinney, convicted
Saturday Of perjury in msking false afii.
dayits against Messrs. Rollins, Hart and
others, q motion is TO be made for arrest OF
Judgment, pending argument, on motion,
ms new trial