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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-30
STREET,
NANHVIlLE. TENNESsEE.


anviIs, vices, Bel KNOB PLATE. GUN, PAD
lows. AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. |SIF Frs. RIDDLES.
Cast, SHEAR German Wove and Screen Wire
and Blister steel acks, Brsds, shoe and Fin
SHOVELS, SPADES HOES, lshlng Mans
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter, Beam
Hammers 4far chets and Tea Scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS. NIR.
Carpenters, COOpers', and RORSs An VARIETY
BlacksHilbs' Tools. GOODS
armenian SAWS LARD, CHEESE. AND
and saw NandrIs. BUTTER-TRIERS.
MILL CROSS CIR AND Bride Bits, Stirrup Irons,
HAND SAWS Rein and Girth ebbirg
Axes Nails, Chain, andiCORN MILLS, SHELLERS
IA MES. aud STRAW CUTTERS.
NORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO. 4 LARGE AssgRTMRET
Guns. Rifles, and Pistols; able Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives scissors, and
hears, of Every Variety.
Forming in all La rgest Variety and Extensive
stock the kild offered to the Nashville Trade
rounding all of which offer al GREATLY
REDUCED L. lES 10 cash buyers prOpmpt paying Gus
-i Months Time. We will from until De-
lot sGE inducements 70 cash buyers ard par
,iaul rly solicit the attention Of every Country Merchant
visiting he rEet unusually Large stock Of Edge
Tools, GUS, and Cutlery. Respectfully,
MCCALL. VANLEER IL CO.,
"a South Market Street,
aug IC-u Sign Of the Big Paddock.
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$1,000 REWARD!
GOvERNER,S PROCLAMATION.

GOVERNER'S PROCLAMATION.
& NDREW JOHNSON, Governor OF
"a the state OF Tennessee, to all ~ Hr0fA
who shall see these Prssents-Grest-S~
ing: RsaaS<SAsk
NHEREAs, 1t has been made known me that a esraia
FRANCIS H. PUGH, charged with having committed foul
aud srOCOus Murder the 5th day Oi November, 1855
the body Of JEREMIAH r THOMPSON late County
OF Giles has hed from Justice and is
Now, therefore, ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVsrnOr aI
Aforesaid BY virtue Of tae power authority Vsssd
do hereby Offer a Reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
to -ny person persons who may aPprshsna the sza
FRANCIS H. PUGH and deliver him the Sheriff JAioE
OF our county Of Giles order that justice in that behalf
=ay be done and executed.
-z-.- In testimony =hereOf, l have hereunto ssa
sssss5si1 hand aud caused the Great Seal Of tho
II ~9 state 10 be afhXed Nashville, the second
u as&sesS' day OF March, 1857.
- ANDREW JOHNSON.
GOVERNOR
IN. ". BUXTON, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
Francis H. Pugh Is above medium size, built and
b0ned three inches high, weighs about
one hundred pounds and thirty years
age erect shoulders rather thrown back Eha
hair blue eyes, arJhy COMPARTMENTS q
his chin, also a s,IE ht scar lump the upper lip
n In addition the above reward offered by the Gov
ern0r will pay the OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS foE
said PugH' apprehension and delivery the
LorilIes. Imar3l-WIl J. T. THOMPSON.
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E-SSHaa1o Aca0enay
OF
ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA,
NEAR SPRINGFIELD, Ky.

THIS institution ID situated miles from spnngaeld
about quarter of a mile from the BardstoWn and
Springfield Turnpike, and s conducted BY the Sisters Of ST.
Dominic.
Terms for the Session,
Board Washing including Bed Bedding, itb
Arthemetc, English Gramm.r, Geography, Plain Sew
ing, Marking aud NeedleWOrk, go 10
IL any Of the above with the following branches
Embroidery, Drawing and Painting in cOiOTs HE
toryt RhetOe, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, SO OO
Agents
Ri Rev. R. p. Miles, Nashville, Tenn; Webb, Gill &
LeVerng and seally cs Dudley, Lnui-Yille, KY.
The following Branches will form Extra Char
geS.
latin Language, 90 60
Astronomy, ylti Of Globes, soO
Music en- Piano, Il %
Muse On GUITAR "a 'SaS hOss learning the Guitar will fur
nish their own instruments) ) $50
SSS Boofs on and hstR stationery furnished to pupils for
Medicine. administered II ApOtheeary's prices.
~ those 'Ti Who Wish the use OF the Library; will pay
81 so per scholastic year.
Conditions and &c eraI ReguIatioRs.
]. Payments 10 be made semi-annuElly m advance.
No dedue will he made for absence unless caused
BY sickness. Pupils remaining in the instHoR during
cation will pay 80 90 per week.
3 1hs academic year mmences the First Monday in
September, and ends First Tuesday gGly, and s dV
ded into sessions, OF Eve m nths each.
In the hands OF the treasurer, who will be responsible for
the same.
Please address all Communications respecting the
Academy, 70 the supsuor Of 81. CRIhGrines Pemalt
III Ths next session commences the hra Monday in
September next HuI2I-tnu6m.
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eheriHIs sale.

ny virturs Of an execution 20 me Greeted fom ihs
u circuit erurt OF county, August tern, 1917 II
favor OF n n Huuon assignee, vs. Guhs ard heS-
Z m Ibomusnn 3i Pariners & Co., ana Jacn0 ihoDpso1s
IN - nv, an dav of October next ODER sale the
court nd gas N Nashville, 70 the highest bidder ior
c.h -Four Lissy Negroes 70 VI one boy Hed - yearli
-. isVisd upn property Of NeWcom Thompson, -
' 4 EDMOHDSON, Sheriff
oct I Drs fee S4-tds By CAkrBELLs Dept Shf.
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME
CAPITAL PRIZE
10000 DOLLARS!

The fol owing scheme will be drawn by s. Swan & Co.,
Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery in each
their Lotteries for October, 1857. at sugusa, Georgia. to
which city they have reno Fed heir principal Office.
CLASS sc,
TO be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia. IN public
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Cd, 1857,
CLASS 81.
To be drawn IN the city of Augusta, Georgia. In public,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1857.
CLASS 5s,
70 be drawn in the city Of AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, OCTOBER I7ths 1851.
CLASS SO
To be drawn in the city ugusa Georgia, IN public
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1857.
CLASS co.
To be drawn IN The city Augusta GeOTgs, in public
SA1URD CCIOBER 3iSt, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF ~iN8Lt NJ HBFRSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR PUNDRED AND MN ETY-FTVB
PRIZESl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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AUCTION CARD
BENJ. P. sHIEJ Ids,

WILL coptsue, as here Oiare published make sales
w for ca.b nny y sdhereug bis purpose Of
buvipg orseIlir anv Goods upon account.
SoBszrments mHdr tp bic House will be cashed within
three days tar sales. No goods Will be Ved for
uun with limits
An and All persons having balances IN his hands will
Deae CALI reCeps and get proceeds, and all ThO
balances will call and pay.
Hsreater no goods will be delivered until the bills are
maid oct 10 B SHIELDS, ~ Pub. Square.
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PENNSNLVANIA EsIL0OAD.
go

i
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atanticcites
L withW estern Northwestern and Southwestern SatsG,
oy continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
At Pittsburg with daily line Of steamers to a ports on
he Western gvers and At Cleveland and SGndusky with
Steamers TO all ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making
The most direct, cheapest QEd f6IIbe FO5e By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsburR:
EIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods - ,ooo
(in boxes Furs, Feathers, tc....... 'OS per i"VA
SECOND CLASS-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bsles,l Hardware, Lea SOC per 19O1
ther, &C.,. -.........
HIRD CLASS.-AnviIs, ,Bsgging Bacon, o...-,oor.
AID Pork (in bulk,( Hemp 1sc....... 0VU Psi lVVh
JRTH CLASS.-CoBee, Fish, Bacon ,o..-,oo-
and Pork packed.l Lard aud Lard Oil 1V0 Pei lOVA
Flour-75 CTS per hE un'H E,iber notice.
Gran-85 cts. per I u lbs. usi Il further notice.
COttOn-$2 per bale, Ots=eGBiing 500 lbs weight until
urther notice
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phils
iephia be particular 10 mark package Philadelphia
RGilr0Gf" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
2oad st Phiadephis or PtsbuIg viii be forwarded with
lut detention
FREIeHr AsENTs.-H Harris, Wormley d Co., Memphis,
tennessee; R. E Sass Co., St Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Con, Evansville Iudisns; Dumesu Bell and MurdOek and
Carter Jswett Louisville, Ky. r G. Meldrum, Madison
n W. Graham & Co, Zanesve, Ohio; Leech & Co, No
81 Kiby street Boston, Leech Co. AstOr House, New
York; No William street. and Nos BatterE Place. New
YORK; E. Sneeder, Phiadelpha; AsgrsW d KoOns Bal
imore; Geo. G FrauGiscUs, PttsbUrg.
D. II. HOUSToH, General EFsight h0sat, PRila.
q. ]. LOMBAERT, SHp't, ALt00Ac, PG.
may Sly
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Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets order
3D. the receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY hsi
nail. Purchasers car have Tickets ending win any NJ
they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain, give
heir Post Office, County and State.
iSg Remember that every Prizeis drawn and payable
o full without deducti0u
i5 ali prizes OF q 600 IN sr, paid Immediately
after the drswDg-Oher przCl ct usual time Oi thirty
laws.
Address Orders 10y Ticket or rti6cates to
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ala.
or, Z. MS BIN, BOX 5, Nashville.
u Peuons residing -lgomery, Ala, or Atlanta
Ca eau have their orders hed and time, by address
ing Sgsu a Co, a. either of those cities.
aug 29-u
, list OF the numbers that drawn from the wheel
With The amount oi me przu that each is entitled TO-
all be published after every drawing in the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Della. Mobile Register Charleston
standard, NashFlle Ga4eie Atlanta uieilgenCer, New
York Weekly Day book Sa,auUuh Morning News and Rich
mond Dspaicl ana Noa York Dispatch, and Paulding
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VALUABLE ImPhOV ED CIIG LO1s rOh
SALE.

ONE Lot fronting dsple street go feet running bacE
100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling containing o.
10 rooms, 3 good eistern, SmOks-house, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting le6 feet on Pearl street and is'
10 rooms servants kitchen DC, good We SMOKE
house. Both Lots aney set Wia shrubbory shade
fruit trees and will sold accom- modatEg ar
,,ly 70 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ MURHELI. or
WM. e.. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville
A large number Of unimprOVed Lots. Several Gafdet
Lots, from Is acres, the city. Those wishing
purchase will do well 70 call on.
ian7-557-G. NANCE d WOOOW ARB
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FIRST CLASS
Piano FoTes, Books, Stationery, Boots s. oes LIQUORS
barrels, CaIpetng, China, Glass and Gas was gars m
cases. Clocks, COnec OnaTies Cotton Cards; DTy Goods m
boxes bales, Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees sbrub5ery
RuIs, Garden Seeds Looking GLASSES and LO0Eing Glass
Plates lat owners risk Oysters CABS and ars saJder
Tin and Brittauia Ware, Teas aud Spices.
SECOND CLASS
Hardware except such as specified third cazs Coffee
Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Tobacco in boxes Leather IN rO and boxes Oils in barrels
and ks CrOekery GLo Vuesns"are IN crates and casks,
hice, Whiting, Plaser sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, shOves Spades, ssa Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tin Plate, AnVis, Vices, CASKS of Chains Hoes Mali
Carriage Springs and AIes, Railroad heels and Aygs
Chairs and spikes, and ROsin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Garages boxed and other
light articles enumerated; also Carboys OF Acids or obe
Chemicals, will be charged 81 double nrst class rass
2G- Have every package plainly marked with name
cOnsgnee, destination and depot of delivery Attention
this matter prevents delays and nsures speedy
delivery
Goods shipped via Savannah should signed to gem
Of Central Raj road Savannah and packages marked
Agent c. X. t., Savannah, Ga
Goods shipped via Charleston shOuu be consigned 20 the
OF the South Carolina railroad Cnaresto and pacs
The through rates above covers ali expenses from New
YORK TO Nashville. No cOHlsOH, drayags, pharcgs
charge either at Charleston SG5aHnah
shippers may rely upon uniform rates and prompt devs
nes by both lines. OverohaTges and ages by etnsr
ne, will be adjusted By the agents Of the Nashville and
ChattanOOga Road.
In OF lost missing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery
will pay the expiration days amer no
uce gwen AH notices Of lost goods, Nashville
the Nashville and ChGttqsO0ga Road mast BE- al
dressed TO II. 4adsrs0H, Sup't., EdshUiiIs-
Merchants when in New YorS will every nforma-
ion and assistance in shipping, by apply the gent
the Charleston Line No. I95 Broadway and Savannah
CHA's W. ANDERSON,
msy26-u BP Gsn'l Agent
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AePOSono DiISs

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No 1g3 Nassau Street, next door to Nassau Bank
NkW YORK.
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Frederick BLeir,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudoltOn, Saxony, has IA
" ken Office No. O. Front street Clark and Of
the citizens of Nashville the relief and
Female Complaints Of all kinds; Scrofnla in its
worst forms; Consumpu n Rheumatism nd DrOpsy. His
experience and practice In regard these and similar dis
been such enable him 70 guarantee perfec
cure if treated taken in time.
For sale above very superior article of Stomach
IBiJteTs his invention and manufacture together
with variety %! other m sdlcnes. Ifsb7-Iy
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Groceries

Groceries
VIZ have in store, and for sale.
$50 bbs hisky, various brands;
so hhds Sugar;
25C bags Coffee;
20 bbs MOasses
100 hbls Stock Ale;
together with ane ToboccO, Cigars Sprm Star and Talo
Candles and every other article usualey found in whole
sale Grocery. fully 81 HOLLINGSWORTH q 90.
FINE HAMPAGNE SINES.
I'VE Just in receipt of about hundred Baskets
w Champagne Wines of the very finest brands, lbut
srenOt i'm porters, bah!) viz:
2OBaskes Of the Palma Champagne from Buinart PHre
Files, France. We the agents this wine In Mas
vile, and it is equal to any in the world
Is baskets Gold Medal Brand, very SUPERIOR
p baskets Mumm's CabineE
I2 baskets Mum Imperial;
25 baskets Cliquot;
70 baskets Re iseal Cabinet, very superior
I2 baskets Charles Heidselck pure;
p baskets Compte DMontebrun, for sale az very small
dt al q Union street, by HOLLlSlEk q CAhIBh
SUPERIOR OLD BRANDIES, DC.
WE have superior of fine old Pure Brandy
w not the kind usually sold in this Market good enough
Tor medicine this good enough for well TO drink
but do import goods but warrant every article We
l half pipe GENITAL Society Of Vineyard PToprioton
Brandy vintage, 1881
] half pipe same vintage, lo41
l do do 0tard, l65l
/ do do United ProPretOD vintage, 1851
l do do A. Sgnette.
These Brandies are for any quantities. at VeTy
smal profit HoLLlSTER q CARIBh,
apr23 H Union sueel
FINE TEAS.
Is Teas H0LLGsTBR & CARIER,
apr23 - = hlc9 sIIeeE'
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oortrasros o, sroa spscs, aar q NJ arss sasus-
ude vas ecnpcd last nsht BY The meon under circuu
stances very favorable for observation this h6,x~
The shy clear and The moon high, very ssss Ne
meridian and the star was distinctly seen ~ Ne TINA q
he immersion and emevsion. II h an unusual sirsum.
stance 10 star In The immediate neishb~hcca q Ne
NOON, ia Lost IN the light but spca, beausul ~
very edge Of The The unusual asevonomteal -
afsrac ed considerable attention and 81 pssrfv
every street gathered I'm n Of star sspevs
shortly becve nine O'Clock spica disappeared ber~sth -
disc Of the moon the len side, but IN forty nluusns
again emerged on the northeast limb rhs right ras
beautiful one which made tho rar rassre p,aassrt .ns
The occrltsspn was prvnornced success.
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me weehs imports were nj 500 bales and the stock in
port estimated II e7e 500 bales cf which 10000 bales
Ameycan. eeme otycuaSs queue all qualities II mid
ding enc sixteenth Of penny lower.
HAvRH COTTON MARxKr.
New Orleans tres ordinhre quoted II Havrc u 11bf
LIVERPOOL nnnADervyrs nAnrKr.
AZ Liverpool there vas an improved demand for bread
stun, and HE market was nrm and buoyant ksssrs.
kchasdson, spence Co., quote wheat advanced "a red
b. 3D. p. ID white q. p. 10d rosr advaoced Cd
western canal ~ SIS Baltimore and Ph>delphsa H0s
Cd. S2s Ohio 32s. a.. Cd. Corn advanced L. L.
Ca yellow 90. 3D. white 31s, Cd 3os mo failure Of
heavy importer v announced. ne weather bad been
LIVERPOOL ppopucE MARKET.
The Brokers' circular reports ree aym II 2ds for Caro-
Ina Coffee buoyant, and In small supply. Sugar
buo5snt and had sdvanced n. Toa vns ess scsvs CON-
Coneou L. oKd Resin was steady and in moderate
request, At ss. ID &c. 3D. for common, And It's 3D. for
ene No sales OF tar tnypenne P ashes were quiet;
100 barrels sold Al 4Ts Csc Ca BArk--BAlu moro 13s
little speculative inquiry, and prices were unchanged
There nching doing IN seal OIL Iinsecd ell was In
rather better request al 40s Cd Ais Small sales Of
spirits Of turpentne ct 44s Taiov was nrm at b7s Cd
LIvnrooL yRovIsroN MARrry.
Beef was qret; new, nominal, AZ 1908 Pork was dull;
new nominally On Cd. Bacon quiet and Cd. lower
Lard was sun, and quoted nominally at eSs. eds
srAvs on TRADE IN HAHcHKsrRH.
The Manchester msrken were dull and shovt TINE no
creasang.
-.. HAvRx MARKET.
Al Havrs sotton qu,es bot nrm saes u NE week
ending 10th uh, 600 bales stock 900 bales, beeides
$4,000 balee AsHost New ORLEANS, tres cSdnake, 116f
Bresdssph steady. Provisions quiet Sugar was
quiet, and all qualities had eighty advanced Pos and
pearl sshss were Urn.
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Reception OF JeRsr.on Davis at vichsb~rs-

Reception OF JeHsrson Davis at vicksburg-
His spceeh-Acquissssou OF Cuba.
IN Secretary Of wss Jefferson Davis nov United States
vichsbure In that ssaie
Cocns laws speech on the occasion ~ his reception
, % s, c % ss s,o. ?. me -s. .nd o
ssaces which prevented hem from achieving their OBJ
jecs he states that he himself went inso tho cabinet
.sfds ssasrpe sss .sa o. csss which he rsssrasa =
South
The late Administration he could say did all In Id power
70 accomplish hb de-. Cd object, and sbiy seconded
by The presett chief magistrate, then minker London
The failure Of The negotiation he attributes 70 The non 40
ss I'd IL . ssTo s. . r. c sssn
policy, the Administration did not possess Ne confidence
Of NE country which conviction the part OF the Coes
vs fatal 70 The success Of lhe negotiation,
There doubt thai with The 90 operation u Congress
and Of public sentiment President pcrces policy IN re-
gard 10 Cube might have been suocessfui Many crcum
,iAnces then favored The scheme which are nov wanting.
The ssocnfen~ 10 Cube, we're sh ~ 70 pruise hvova-
me next Congress being democratic and standing an the
Cincinnati PLATFORM win be better Disposed towards shls
projcc and, meanwhile bss undoubtedly bccss mors
Important 70 the interests q the country and more
gss,' r' srr also But s not 70 be ao.ss.s .ss.
Cuba A. the relations between Spain and her colony are
exposed 70 less dstubsnse
Tho present administration n moro deeply pledged %
use lie efforts for Cuban acquisition than e immediate
wedecessoy. An opportunity for negotiation 10 that end
can hardly fail 70 occur during The ens-isg four years
10 send 10 Spain, England and France able dip oms'
selected With view 70 the object, gill necessarily Dc me
first sfep towards ~
The next step should be declaration, nc' only BY the
s5ngsvs sSs y corsross me sonroe aocr'" "s
To take definite and posuve stand upon tne suo
Of relations With Central America s snoher nec safv
preliminary We must have the American nolCy"
nr,t and his being etsbshed me>sures In socordsnce
win vii neceeeary fellow.
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Arrival Of the New York and Washington at New
York and the America at Halifax.
,,./->~>e-o"NN0~>-N'|N
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
>1<N~oo~l~0-N0N>N~~NyN>
reported settlement Of the Spanish
Mexican Difficulty.
Amnesty to Hungarian Refugees and Re
storation Of their Estates.
N~oNN~e~>NrUNNNNN~roN
Deta sthaI Of the Primers Royal Of England
and Prince Frederick Of Prussia.
sNNr|NoNr>ON0NNA,No.N<N~
DoSpHALTTlES TO THE OFFICERS OF THE NIAGARA.
~>~>>~NN>NN1>O>~O>N<No.N<>
CoNs0Is, 80 5-S q 50 "a
.'.I
s~ITeN sfEAOY- RREADsTUrFs IMPR0VED,
&e., &C., &c,
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

mo screw steamship New York, CAPT Craig, which left
eaAsgcw The 10Th u, arrived ss This port yesterday
nwning.
me steamship Csy Of Washington, which left Liverpool
a the 2oth ut, arrived Al this port iast night Che
hronsht six hundred and fourteen passengers and our
European fles dated on her day Of saihns
no steamship America, from liverpool, Saturday,
Ny 10 arrived Halifax at IL O'Clock yesterday
hs Her dates hree days later Than those previously
received
The America sailed from halifax At haif-paat twelve
sclook yesterday afternoon for Boston, where she viii
be due about midnight TO morrow.
me America passed the Esd u, OIL Rock Light, the
American ship Albion, bound in
Squadron consisting Of six ships, carrying 400 troops
isA from Cads the 18th uldmo for Havana although
was reported thaa the basis Of friendly arrangement
vas hid with the Mexican ensoy 10 Madrid
General TOdtleben has Fixed the FIRST week in September
~ Waiting England and attending the banquet 10 be given
10 him in London by the oncsrs Of We Royal Engineers
nArou Gros left Paris ON The 22d uo upon his mission
y Ains.
The failure 10 great amount Of merchant In Paris
announced He Ia supposed to have sailed for New York
n the steamship Arabia
mo government Of The Netherlands has signined I'D
an6on 70 send ahp Of obssrv Atom 70 Join the Anglo
Rrsnsh squadrons IN the Chinese waters
Another feet Of Chinese pirates has been DESTROYED By
- nghsh IN the neighborhoed Of 81 Johns hiAnd.
American steamer MD was lost on the I'd or March,
q Tupg Yung, island TO the norhward Of Foo chow
Cona, BY running on sunken rock Tho mails and pas
enge were saved, but The vessel and cargo were totally
The King Of Bavaria arrived At Fontainebleau on the
l7sh q Nay He Will spend 1--we days at Fontan6leau, and
sS.ns n Jons' No A''AU' "o~AA''s VI" VIC ~
ne London Times Of Goth Of Nay, ays;-The Agsmerh.
IN, g.na w.hip Master Comm ander Hoddal, win
~ ~. - 81, s ~ s " =. s ~ tooay, ano ssI
Xtiani,c electric cable. y ''' ''' S'''' W 1''
N. Toraor corr, or ro,,u,o,, rou,cu -. .,..,.a q,
acquiring the conduct one Of their boy Sir William
haynay, Alderman In reference 70 certain railway misap
Fspranons N Belgium.
An awful accident had occurred at Me Dublin theatre
woman. In state Of intos icaou fen from the gallery
INTO NE PIT he was swfaly mntaased.
NJ RusssPs Omean lectures continued 70 attract fun
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sspsems CoNrs-spsesai Term.
Before Hon. Judge Michel.

HAnxAs CORPUS ron THE CUSTODY % A GELD.
Jrrr2-Elsss ysss'0 o. wnsam Fbresv. The return 10
writ Of habcss corpus granted in this cAse for the Gus
tody Of William Fowler Jr The child Of the above par
nes, Who are living separate and heeussody Of which
Ms FOWLER claims me return Of the efs,dan ma
be hollis the chilli The father that Ez Fowler his wife
on The 18th Of March, 1887 the time OF their separation 10
consequence OF her violent conduct abandoned The child
and len him In hs (defendans) custody and tost he has
been In big care an custofy ever sncc that nc plaintiff
has seen The child whenever abe desired 70 do thai the
child In the haherh house properly cared for AMI that
the plssntn uunt 70 have the AMI custody OF the
child, ana that thcre suit pendng IN the Supreme
Court between the PARTIES for divorce in which suit both
parties claim the cusscdy ~ their children Ms Fowler
90 The other hand, denies tat she ever abandoned the
child, and asserts that tne defendant did not break up
house In consequence Of her violent tmper that she h
not the privilege OF seeing The child whenever abe pessa
and has not but since the IAN Of March, and
then under restraint
The Court sAia theve being pending In whlch
The question Of the custody Of The child 70 oeercusvey
or al all events mos. appropriately decded Tho hsbeas
corpus h discharged.