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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Great Britain.

The Union gunboat TusearOra was at Cadiz.
The stirring news from America brought by the
steamship Europa anu subsequent steamers was the
theme of universal comment.
The defeat of Gen. Pope's army was regarded a.
most disastrous for the North, but the v&ior dis
PLAYED by the Northern troops in the second Bull
Run battle was generally admitted.
The London Times admits that the Union troops
fought with more than Ordinary courage, ana that
their two days fighting their military char
ae.er from Teproach; out everything except that
honor for them is bnt dust. The gallant stand
which the Union army made only takes the sting Of
Disgrace out of their overthrow.
The London DAILY Ntws admits the severity Of
the defea. of the Union army and thinks that there
viii be more bloody battles in Maryland.
The London Times argues that the Federal Gov,
eminent is brought to the "veree OF rum, ana
believes that such term may be safely used when
it is no longer safe 10 execute the 1nnc0ns OF ihe
Government in the Capital. Ii urges that, Dad as
the prospects of the Federas now appear, there is
DO element OF better prospect IN the intlre.
The London Star considers tie Northern cause
hopeless because the emancipation OF The slaves u
che Southern States has not been proclaimed, ana
urges the adoption OF the measure.
The London Herald thinks that the North will
90 well TO consider the expedleney OF making COM
promise with the Sonth at once.
Paris correspondent believes that Count MERCER
has been ordered by the Government OF France 10
make a conaliGtory attempt to put stop to The war
10 America FOX the sake Of humanity.
The london Tumes's correspondent, writing from
Paris, says: Napoleon will decidedly favor the
recognition Of the southern ConiedeIacy, and l.
ANXIOUS that the English Government should adopt
similar course
The London Morning Post points out the grounds
on which the Confederate Government may claim
recognition from the European Powers
TIE QUESTION Of substitutes for cotton attracts
more and more attention; but practical men express
but litts faith in the substitutes offered
The excitement in jue and hemp lac subsidized.
The Great ExhbiIion Will finally close on Tie let
Of November next.
Ii Is reported that three Of the finest steamers on
the Clyoe-the IrODa, the GiTsfe and the ely des-
dale--have been sold 10 the Confederate Govern
Hent.
The Lirerpool Telegraph says: Beside the COM
missions committed 10 other chip builders by the
Confederate Government which are being pushed
forward with ell possible dispatch, large IRON
plated ram Is beng constructed on tie river MeTsey
wit'out any attempt being made at conce ,lneut.
This ram viii be OF he most formidable character,
and will attempt 10 the blockade at Charleston
The same journal says that vessel is lying at liv
erpool taking in "A cargo OF iron plates, destined for
plating Southern vessel which is awaiting lleir
ARRIVAL at Charleston.
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may roon he forced 10 accept peace, and sales were
effected yesterday at a reduction OF ID ID from
the quotations of Friday Last.

may roon he forced 10 accept peace, and sales were
effected yesterday at a reduction OF ID ID from
the quotations of Friday Last.
In London, however, majority OF the aerhants
and others most Coz nected with Newfork 5iill en-
terrain a belief that the country Wi hove 10 pass
through many months OF misery before there VIII
be any approach to actual negotiations for terml'
nation OF tie struggle.
TIE Shipptag Ga-ette, in II leader, calls attention
10 the dispatch published III me NectoandlaHd
Royoi Gosette, from the DIXIE Of Newcastle, dated
the lat ult intimating that Earl Russell had been
informed ly the American Minister in London that
il is the intention of the United S,aies Government
10 issue letters OF marque with view Of checking
the hostiliies carried on by Southern privateers
against United States commerce, and remarks that
the communication ehculd uDquestonably have az
pear.d IN the government organ in London IN the
first instance.
The Times devotes an editorial 10 extolling tie
yalor displayed by the South and she heroic oXerilons
which sei-dependence has called forth. l. regDfus
this as proof Of the wisdom of the British q J'ern
ment ia their 10 icy of neutrality, Gnd concludes a.
follows" armed interference In the quarrel
wonld be fatal mistake for any European Power.
When the South bss expelled the enemy from he
H. il may DC entitled to Gsk for recognition, out i's
frontiers may be both won and kept by It's own eN-
erlons'
In another article THE Times dilates u,on the in
crfa-lng tyranny Of the Northern Government, ana
thinks il must render inevitable breach between
the II. publican and Democratic parties, now e-
gagged in the same carse.
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Nfisrellnne0us.

II is suited that ,he Dri'i-h steamer Lloyds, which
rln tie blockade at Charction, AMI arrived at nan
fax, lad been insured at premiums IA high as ~
gulneas per cent.
The ques ION Of substitutes for cotton continued to
attract attention. TIE Times gives SPACE to an
other letter from the "lnventOr' OF the article
which has already been much talked about. In II
the Inventor" states that COMMITTEE vas beng
formed ia Manchester forthe purpoho Of curyi e
ont lie Voposiou and in regard % the material, he
sHvs: II firmly believe that shall be able 10 eatab-
ish: l. Tnai NY substitute will answer all the pur-
poses Of cotton; , That "A percent and sufficient
supply can be procured, aud tue operatives al orce
set to work g. That he future supply Of the mate.
rial may be- Obtained by cultivation in the United
Kingdom without di-pllcing from o.her purposes
out acre of land and thus be he means OF deyeOpltS
new staple Of Industry Of the country
The .Star svegka Of another substi' NE for cotton
invented by a NJ F,nton, but does not tmlk tnat It
or any other substitute answer he purpose,
AZ The great Rus.mn fair Of Nisam Np'goFod'
900 pounds Of cotton, from hhIya aud Bo kuara,
were sold at - 70 l3 silver rOub!esper poanf-to lie
sbipped Tor England.
Imrortuut experiments wilh tlis and armor.plates
continue 70 be frequently made al Sa0ebgryneas.
lie Z en-, lIorsfalI Tor Nerseyl gur, JOlpsauder.
bad smashed u clear hole through tryt, re- rssen-
lrg a section Of tie Warrior ofoadiile at distance
of 20 yaI-s.
Tie German .apers have story that Pine
Alirod having broken some mi, " r..e " iLe aas!
service, Laa been ordered back 10 his slip BY tie
QIesn.
TIE formsl betrolhal ofile Prince Of Na.es win
The Princess Alexandra o. Denmark De- ,em oic ally
announced, and - ia slated .ia' DE uarri.g % -
la-,d outicl, Oh ml'lll Affection ili The uei ounl
merits Of tie vollt princess, and mas b. is II u1 way
connected with loii-cal considerations.
Tie Royal Commissioners raj auaiiy determined
10 tCer tie Git., Exlibi1on open til S4.ufja, Tie
L., OF November It j. sa..d nat i tie E1hitili.n
ended on the 18Th # OGoacr II wnrln leave a con-
sllrrutle def IL 70 be met b. the guaflniors. II
kept opcn iii. The III OF NovraIb,r deficiency Oh
some 80 900 or perhaps - 700 !, still likely to
ezis, even then. II J. tlis deficiency, which ue
contractors for tie building lave oArfcl 10 make
good ~ thai the gusIGltors may not be called uls
iOr Il sin-le fariling.
2Lc Tul.s ia tadcr on tie E0llth harvest u
1862, says the results are unexpectedly favorable.
In. DO, quite an average crop, bat 1t is very hule
short oil tnc ILaIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
IRebel Navy Fitting Out in England
The English Press on the Battle Of
Bull Run.
France and the Confederate states
saRBalDrs WOUNDS CONSIDERED DANGEROUS
c.rr RACE. Saturday. Sept. q. les2.

CARE RACE Saturday, Sept. o. 1882
TIE steamship AnglO-sAxon, from Liverpool on
a.. 18Th via Londonderry on the 10Th instant, was
boarded by the news yacht of the Associated Press
a, o'clock this Saturday morning, and = summary
Of her news obtained.
The steamship Hbernian, from Quebec, arrived
@, Liverpool on the 10th inst.
The steamship City of Washington, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th instant.
The dates per the AngloSaxon a-e five days later
than those already received.
The Anglo-Saxon was detained at Derry by fog
She reports splendid weather during the entire
passage thence 10 Cape Race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

During donieillAry writ at Warsaw mon ~
premises Of he ACADEMY Of Painters, the artist cred
upon tie military, wlthoul Te,uit Several revolver.
aud dai g,rs were discovered
A. tie request 81 the Grand Duke Constantine
the Polish nobility bad f-ned an adde's I, the
Government. Ii - cDucbrd in firm but retyertf,I
language and demands tie foriion # n = ancient
rieh,. Of the country. The official Ds,ennick bss
tie following IN regard 10 his uiinr:
d" A number oi MOBILES have been in the habit of
holding illegal assemblages TT tie house OF Gen
ZamoYth. They lave drawn mp an addross
containing demands exceeding ,he freedom Of the
iu.rirufions Of The country. Gen. Zamoyaki has
been DISPATCHED to IT, Petersburg to
aIls er Tor these proceedings 70 Tho Emperor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
--Con.ol, closed To- dsy at s1l o93. for N orey
Latest Markets ria Loadcudeyyy.
The Latesf-Yia Queenstown.


LONDON, Thursday, sept 10, I5tl
RUNNING FOR THE ST. LEGER.
Csfisbrook. after proceeding 800 yards, went TO
STE front up the h The pace severe ana room after
old C,Jstar, Lady Alice, Hawthorn, and the Stock
well Colt, were beaten. Approaching the wood
aide. Carsbrook decreased bis lead 10 couple Of
!!ergths, bis immediate attendants being tmpera-
S'ee, Exeteqner, Blackstone, The Clni-sa Colt,
".fqgls AID Warminstef, following in Tie order
eon,Pe,itors-with the exception of Old CsL.bar,
i.aay Ahce, and the stockwell CoH, whose iJer-
"a Ssh ssased TO psrsevere-drew into closer order.
Ns~TnN tns olsianee, Carisbrook retired, and War
@''s''f ~ zoe name time hung out signals OF dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
by the City of Eaitimore-Thc American
War IA England turuors of Mediation
The Cotton Cuess.On - Garibaidis
Ilealtn Declining.

Tie screw steamer City Of Baltimore, Capt. Ken
needy, which left Liverpool at o'clock ?. on the
18th. and Queenstown the 18Th inst, arrived here
yesterday morning, bringing the mails and passen-
gers.
The Tibernian arrived OF Londonderry ut II!
o'clock on tie morning OF the 10th Of August and at
Liverpool early ON the 18th.
The City of Washington reached Queenstown
about O'Clock a. II. Oh the 18th.
Tie Uu.ted States steamer Tuscarora was at
Cadiz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Commercial Intelligence.

biNEifOOL. sept IL, 1861
CoTTos-The sales of Monday, Tuesday, and
and 1potersthe market elosii with decline all qs
ties The sales dsy estimated 1000 bales and prices
slightly hruer al the close.
STATE TKsDKIhe advices from MaDch esteT report the
market for GoOps and Y,RSs fat
BKBADsTryys--1h. MARKET ia stesdy, and generally IN
changed M-ssJ.. Wakefield Nash Go and Bigard Athss
NostefB and Southern aIOIl0d; Wife WeslerI. ano
Southern II ar. Coro h'm; Mixes ~.
PkOvsONs-The same authorities report Beef intctivr
with downward te deDcy 10 price,. Pom fat bacoi
quiet steady unchanged prices Lard Gcve end
bi.her TsiioyV quiet a. soi.
PkcDrcg Sugar s,esay. Coffee inactive. Rice steady
ko.n rrfn common 29I. SPINS Turpsntine-NO saes.
LoSFOS SEPT. l7-bREAusfUgPs still declining. SUGAR
buoysnt Tss steady and inactive. RICE IN Give TALON
enieI ant without siera1n LNsEGD OIL firm al {3I. JrT
SOL q, reaction OF t60 "a from the highest point
loSpoS NoEgY MAEKET.-Tke Funds Oh the 18th were
fshsr tnHet Money was IN good dem nd
so1u; bic shares. 291y
CoS'ois-Con'ol' closed day a, s3l oo3B for money
Latest Markets ora LOadcpderry.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 10 1852
CoTTos-Tie Brokers' Circular reports the sales
tne wei Ho bales ncuing Y 900 bales TO sp.cos.
Pfics. are lower The decline s "a led ID on American
% sno 20 o. oihtr deception Tie sales today Friday
are ,sns'eo a. zU0O bales and tie market closes Quiet -
fois,~s ~" u"
fsh Orleans 900. lMidlIng Orle,u, 2ei3
tsn Mobiles Middliug Mobiles pa
Ib< .ock 10 port 70 Estimated " 81 5OJ bales OF which
E.iHs are American.
Bss4 quiet and irregular FLorR Ia. eee.
ttS tendency.
fHoyssioss quiet. tu, firm and unchanged
.,..o,, LoSDoS, sept 10. 1869.
AssEJcAS SKoURITlEs are quiet but steady.
Tbs BULLION in the Bank of England has dsciss.el
Hla7,v00.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

circulation had expired, md all the paper money OF
the State had been entirely Withdrawn from circu.
latioo. The standard Price Of gold and oliver nad
been re.established upon the legal footing. Inc
Turks are said to have broken the armistice az
Ongi,za, and attacked and sabered the servlau
seniries A conflict folio We'd ana resulted IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Commercial Intelligence.

LoyDoS MONEY MARKET.-1he innds on the lotn
w.r. anil and Conols declined closing at 9Jt for money,
and 93i d93. for account ,., - -.
Money H. slightly increased demand IN the open mar
ket but At the Bank the iuquiry was hgh;'
American securities were duI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Isilin.

ABomba7 telegram of August 81, reports, q dull
market for shrtings and twist, aud nothing DONG I'D
cotton Exchange 2I0I. Freighis unsltered.
CTcuTrA. Aug. gf.-Little doing IN shirtings
.ud ,,,,st iin.c,d inactive. Exchange on Lon
don don sCjOId Freignts unchanged. The fall Of rain
WIS stlll deficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Arrival OF Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

The hospital steam) transport, Daniel Webster,
Capt Bethen arrived at this port Saturday night,
from Washington, ID. c. She brings $50 sick and
wounded soldiers as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Iff,lx.

neDt from attacks for not declaring its intended
course toward Garibaldi. 1t saws the law has to be
executed, aud justice must take its course.
The latest accounts of Garibads health are rather
worse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
SUPERIOR COURT-C u,NsgRs --sErr. 7-hsis"
Justice IoswnRrlL

yufac- LoswoRrM
MORTGAGE or THE ST. DENIS HOTEL suRNlIpA.
james Mariner agt. Denis Jalien, 4. b. sle"-r'
0ud Els. b.. Baliow 80 :, . .,s.
II sut eru Ia thi. case 'hsi t. December FOL VIZ.
f.sseI iaus.eut 20 Jas N. L'uuds for rses. 'e.sr
Yl-m.Dttr rTo,srd.ugs piafug was applfe.. al
lli. rec iv-r applc sn order enloli"s ~ ~
arts frlm for,cosinF certain chstte mofrise "A -
Stretr suis Julien securing tne sum 81 ,,sr.is
set ife tie sams fraudulent IN Ihat ttu, - "a
created for the use Of the mortgage, ~ Voi N ths
utstrs ma Peter DE Gre puf'rhsed 81 ~ $3.50, anh
an. l.rr wines, lqucrs Sc o. tie u ''iN -, ~ ,rA
ave .t. mortgage ior $4,000. tTwas l' w - ,rs
Az ss .i tie mo gagr, Gsrf eng thai an, ~ pudef
. cd for tie vio /. should De con ~, itN inIsu
The t,ortat, Interest ON the mortgage NOT ,oins - I'd
I.,.o . foreclosure sui', which this l" Ds' ~ snass
a h n,su for pautia, ). b. bullock ana a. ~ '
ior dr.cudant Julien.
DECISIONS. , M, "A
The Ncw.York Institution for ths Lbnu g. % 81
~, "A Ht,,ieyo reason Is suggested tl'u'r " 49,
sl,rsons w tho plcsdiuls or oth,i"e INA hs ,nes
.,i, Of fact involved iu this controversy 'us " .ns.
T., irr, " ich would not apply 10 e'ss "a . orst 20
,e~ ef,r,nsnce think IL is cause Gully I'D
be- t,d by tue Court and ths sueh moe q, a. a.ts a
- "a ave- e,nen.s Motion denied WIN " eo''''
nbid- the e, cut. ~, . w-,v i think pro-
80 49, ,Li .'it should be STAYED until the rlaini,ns So
IN n,i ,,tlrg u he u slOv with suie., % Inc
~ a. ,b, ,,onrt, and also must justify on neee W
S,, Ia I'M sum OF 200 or until tue fo'n e. s. b.y-
a. 'h. N ,,ni,a, nay clso see Esua VITA C'sfA WV
bem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

The French mail steamer rad arrived at Lisbon
the Rio dates are not given. Coffee was quoted
7l000 for good frsis. Excnage 25j0id.
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s,,mf,,.


Tie meeting Of the Cortos IL sad 70 he fixed for
Dee. |.
\ WATERFRONT had hurs, over tho town N Il RE-
Iona me streets we're transferred into torrents AID
many o. the inha'anis had 10 swim for their lvea
Several houses were washed ayyay and the d,, mace
was imInenle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
France.

The Roman question continues upperrnost IN
France but nothing indicates any movement.
Tie Bourse was heavy; Rentes 6oi. oOc.
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liussin.
Brazil.

The Polish mobiles at Warsaw have adopted an ad-
dress offensive TO the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
CASUALTIES gy TIE REGENT BAT
TEES In IEARTLAND,

The folos ing is lit Of the casualties sustained
by tie Third Brigade CSmiihs Divifionl in the Bat
tie Of Autieain Creek, Sept. II, 1862.
ruIrTY-rHIRD REGIMrNT n. Y. VOLS. (coL. X. Y.
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Killed and vyounded in the 2d N. y.s.rs

The following is a list Of tue killed and wounded
Of Company c n. Y. S. N. in tie battle fought on
the l1sh September, furnished by Capt. Maxwell;
KILLED.
Henry Goodman. Jo'eph NcCorks.
wOUEDED.
Corr J. s. Hayes J. 6. NeIst,.h
N Cref p. OBreu.
Js.. C4ry. Thouls Ramsey.
I. h. Jameson. D. J. Reilly
Richard aoore. Ib1m.s smith.
The killed were inferred, and tie wounded card
for.
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k'ruas.n.

Ia the Chnuber of Deputies, on The lG.h. the
Iroposioi o. The Committee on The military bldgc
was agreed to by S73 to Cs votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EURJPE.

THE ANGLO SAXON OFF CAPE RACE.
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Turkey.

Turkey.
TIC term fixed for tie withdrawal Of claims from
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-17
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

V'HE attenton Of oitgens, strangers aud others Wis
i iting Nashville, requiring msiidaI aid, Ia respect
nily called 10 this oloe No ~ Dcsderck street
oud door, between Cherry aud the square
Or. OOlENAN ia an old practitioner OF medicine; hM
almost unlimited experience and haitering success
Or many years past, tp the treatmept n rRlvArH nH
Hlslss has uduQei hlm 70 detaie ba undivided alen.
ton W all dsoaaes 0f this nature. Many cases Of
Tho most lnyeterato chAraneT have promptly yielded
10 his improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary Sypb.
ns Gonorrhma, Gleat and al diseases Of The genita
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance io hR
romidea
female Irregularities and functional istersuge
ments OF tho Womb, aud the disease arising from
CESSATION and M nanged parturtiop,
Evety case Of Reduoible Rupture, and Of Piles a.
proaIsus OF the Rcotum, aud most cAses OF fatuih
can be cured by pr0uess nearly paiuieia. ~ either
Oi the latter cases s undertaken by lr uolemhnl
cure 10 tHc1ridhlg alrrdHisi careful e1aminalied
always l,esenls the acorssry indications Of iuoee o.
flilirs BY his improved moihod Of operating
Porauus Of either teg apply nE 10 parapn of py lelto
describing case IN she urat symptoms ~ any acute
specific disease, oan b. cured M most c.sos by lhe
abortiye method, n forty eight hours,
Strlct confidence, prompt attention. anQ moQefaW
charges, Wll govern him With Bis patrons,
~ No mercury used 10 tbo treatment az ptacroa
difsdsci AZ ho believes Qp most oasesl u Iroduosa
wurse dsosso than that m givun 20 cure,
once hours iron elght " NE morhmg uu niae 10
NE eyouing, jan 10, 'S2-lY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-17

TRooPs CoMN0 oS.-The Louisville
Journal Of The 18th jnst says
Troops are pouring into Kentucky from
Indiana and Ohio, and We have already
within our borders from those States a
formidable army, We do not feel at lib
erty al present TO indicate the direction
in which they have been ordered, but
we feel confident that their presence will
insure us against the threatened rebel
INVASION.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-17

Iia'ado entire los EStados Uaidos Mericanos
D los EstadoS Unidos de 4plcrica para Ia
ertraaicioR de cyfminq2eS.
Los Estados Uindos Mexicanos los Is.
tados UnidUs de America habiendo' 'iuzgado
conveniente para Ia meior administration
de justicia para evitar crlmenes dentro de
sus respectivos territorious jurisdicciones,
que las personals acusadas DC los crlmenes
que Sc enumeran en- seguida, siendo fugi,
twas de la justicia, sean baio ciertas cir
cuustancias reCiprocamente entregadas.
han discriminate celebrar un lratado con
tai objecto, y han nombrado coma sus res
pectivos Plenipotenciarios, Il saber:
2 III Presidente de los Estados Unidos
MeXicanos, 4 Sebastian Lerdo de Teiada,
cindadano de los mismos Estados Dis
putado al Congreso de la Union; Ell
Presidente delos EstadosU Unidos de America
a Tomas Corwin, cindadano de los Estados
Unidos y su Enviado Extraordiuario
Ministro Plenipotenciario cerca del Gobier.
no Mexicano. Quienes, despues de ha-
berse comuncado reclprocamente sus res
pectiyos plenos poderes, hallaudolos en-
bueua y debida forina, han eonvenido en-
los articulos siguientes:
ARTICULO I,
Couvienen las parties contratautes en- gu.
haciGandose la requisicion en- su nombre.
por medic de sus agentes diplomaticos rese
pectivos, entregaren a la justicia las per-
sonas accusadas de los crmenes enumera.
dos en- el articulo tercero de este Tratado,
cometdos dentro de la jurisdiction de la
parte demandante, que hayan buscado
asilo Sc encuentren dentro de los terri-
torios de la otra.
Bien eulendido, que este solo tendra luO
gar, cuando el hecho de la perpetracion del
crimen Sc evidencie de talmanera, que segun
las leyes del pals donde Sc encuentrenlas
personas fugitivas acusadas, seran legl.
timamente arrestadas enjuiciadas Sc en- tl
SO hubiese cometido el crlmen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-17
L O. o. F.
JouS f. H,ps, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at NasluiRe, Tenn

joins F. Ihps, Grand secretary, should be addressed
At Nos1uiRe, Tenn.
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets eyory Tuesday Even
ing at their Hall, the corner Of union aud SUM
mcr streets. The officers for the present term are
o. g. Lesuour n o.; j. n. Mills, Va - J.. wcak'ey,
Secretary L, Spain, Treasurer,
3 gtabus lodge, No lO-Aieels at the same Place
cgegy Monday Erenng The officers are Il. A.
Campbell, n, G.; Uanry Apple, Y.G.i J. l. PARK,
Secretary n p Brown, Treasurer
taa-y Lodge ~. 0o--Noets al thcir Hall, ON south
CheFry street, every Friday Nyenlns the officers
are o. Covert, N a. Frank Harman, Y.G.i James
Wyatt, Seopeary w.M, Mallory, Treasurer.
4srora ledge No. los, German Meets AZ tue
Hall, corner Of upiou aud Suwmcr Streets every
Thursday Evening The officers are Charles Rich,
Nc T, Friedman, N,G,, ~ Bittepoh, Secretary :
Geo. Sei6rle, Treasurer
Riigalg EucaHpmeni, Ro.1-Mocts az the above Hall
ep th6 Arst apd third Wednesdays Of eqch month
The officers are ! E. MILE C.P.i T, n. Mcbride, HP.;
g. y. FULLER, sw.; Potter Harris, Jr, NV; John y.
Hide, Scribe D. n, Gutter, Trcasprcr
Olive Rranrb EwodmpneHh No. 4-N'ets at tho
above Ha On the sopond and iourih wednesday
nlghts of each monti The omoors are Jas, . Bell,
C,p.i llenry Apple, Hi"i l., Muker, s.w.; Fried
maD Jw Charles Krchcr, scrlbei J, n, Ward,
TFoasupr.