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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-16
HssOluttuus OF the New OrIoeus I'm.
ion Association,


ION Association,
Itwould seem the desire to save Slave.
~ at any cost, is confined to certain
classes in the North. II is not found in
Missouri Maryland, Tennessee, or even
Kentucky. We publish below the pro-
ceedinga OF an important meeting, which
show that the real "Unionists" of Louis.
lana occupy the same platform with tho
radicals" Of the free States:
UNION ASSOCIATION OF NEW oRLEANr.
AZ meeting Of the Union Association
Of New Orleans, held at the Lvceum
Hall, July 25, 1868, the following pream-
bic and resolutions, offered by Mr.. James
E. Jewell, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Unionists of New Or-
leans have heard with surprise and in
dignation of the attempt on the part Of
certain gentlemen, claiming TO represent
the planting interest Of Louisiana, to
induce the Federal authorities so TO act
as to fetter once more the freemen of this
State, by putting in force a Constitution.
the principles of which are utterly at
variance with the sentimenta of large
majority Of the loyal people, and re-
pugnant to the spirit of the age and
WHEREAs, We have read with the
liveliest feelings Of satisfaction the noble
utterances of our beloved Chief Mapis-
trate, in reply to and in rebuke of the
self-constituted Slavery preserving dele
cation, and in approval of the efforts of
the truly loyal in securing Constitution
based upon the principle of Freedom to
All : therefore, be it
"ReSolUel, That the Union Association
of New Orleans depreeatc all efforts hav-
ing for their end the organization of
State Government under the Constitution
in force prior to the outbreak Of the pres
ent rebellion; and
"ReSolved, further That they will OPP
pose by all legitimate means every meas
ure having for its obiec the recognition
of Slavery in any Constitution that may
hereafter be formed"
On motion OF Mr.. Enos w. Smith, it
was
"Regolyed, That the foregoing pream-
BILE and resolutions be published in the
New Orleans Era, an 4 that a copy of the
same be signed by the officers of this
Association, and transmitted to his Elk
cellency, President Lincoln.
IN. SCHUBERT, President pro. TEN.
"JAMEs Il. Jewell, Assist Sec'y."
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SPECIAL ORDER NO.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July lG
The commissioned officers of The Army
of the Cumberland are requested to call
at No. 25 Cedar street, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at the earliest convenience. For fur
Their particulars, enquire at the gallery
above named. july colin.
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SALE OF BAcoN.-The Marshal of Il Q
nited States, under a decree Of the
S. Court for the Middle District of
lennessee, will sell at auction tom orrow
lorning at 101E o'clock, lot of bacon.
ge believe the lot consists of sides ex-
'usively, is already packed, and in good
pndition. Persons wishing supplies
sOuld do well to attend this sale. II is
be of several conf scation sales, made
pursuance of law and the judgment of
Court, and takes place at the Custom
ouse, east side public square, next
Dor TO the City Hotel.
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ARREST OF THE ARMY PoLIcE.-Quite a
tnsation was produced in this commu-
Aty yesterday by an authenti report
hat the Army Police, posted in this city,
h,d been generally arrested the night
Dieyious. The arrests were made by
htails from the Provost Guard, under
mders, as we are informed, from the
sadquarters of Gen. RosEoRAEs. For
\ hat purpose, or on what charges, the
srests were made, we are not advised.
Hnmor, however, states that they are in
} mc way mixed up with tho operations
sbich caused the arrest of their chief,
COl. TruesdaiI, and brought cotton spec
h ators "up standing" They are TO
Nave for Winchester this morning.
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We stated a week since that the Oily
splOOn" had been suppressed and it's
epnents cOnfscated-that it had been a
'pon of prostitution" Subsequently
"a published communication from the
hOprietOr denying the charge of prosti-
ptiOn and stating that he had asked
y Investigation, and that it had been
painted. The investigation is over, and
y De Lilly" continues closed, the charges
hyinr been ansiained.
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Wanted to rent an office suitable for
the Exchange and Banking business.
College street would be preferred. Ad-
dress, with particulars, to Banker UNION
office. augl3-lwS
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"File right, said an officer to his com
pany. BE dad, said an lrishman who
s ODD near by sharpening his saw, "irs
me own property, and IN be after doin
IS place wild Il"
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-An agent Of
the Treasury Department, who went 90
England several months ago, has re-
TUNED to Washington. His mission was
entirely successful He secured the
conviction Of the two counterfeiters at
the York Assizes, One party swore that
over $4,000, in ten dollar bills, had
been printed and the plates destroyed.
1t is believed this is the only attempt
which has been made to utter such pap +
in England. Specimens brought here
are only tolerably well executed. They
uld easily be detected in this country
by the poor quality of ink and rudely
engraved likeness of Lincoln.
Lieutenant Commander English, in a
communication to the Navy Department,
dated July 2S states that, under instruc-
tons from Acting Rear Admiral Baily,
he assumed command of the blockading
squadron of the eastern coast Of Florida.
He dispatched an expedition up Mus
quito Inlet, which captured a sloop
laden with cotton and a schooner unla
dened. Large quantities of cotton on
shore was burned, and several vessels de-
stroyed, one Of which had her cargo in
and about TO sail, A force was landed
which destroyed all houses that haC
been occupied by troops.
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ST. Cecilia's Academy.

u,HE SISTERS or ST. CEcuTA8 respectfully
/ inl5rm tho public that studios will ba resumed
90 choir Institution on tho lss MJhpAH IA soptem-
uer They W0u'i hex the uieuda ana guardians Oi
tha uullt 30 take notice that during tue sCh0ltsllc
,o4r tloy viii ts permitted 20 VISIT Che Academy oH
"Wednesday, between tho lours Of aud q. d iU
addition i1 th0 usual visiting hours of 7at1riaY.
Ih6 sisters are also eparai % receive "a limited
number of dag GrhIaui lu separate Departments
from tho B0ardsui thoy will DO allowed no iutor.
course With Thorn. augi-im.
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Eor snIc nd Cost.

A well assorted stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions, For particulars inquire at
this office
August 9. 1863-1w+
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A rumor has reached this place that
eol Brian, wealthy resident Of Nash
Pile, who was sent South for disloyalty,
Fas murdered at a watering place in
fowelps Valley recently, for his money.
Che murderers entered his room at
aight and effected their purpose. They
are said TO have been Confederate gucr-
nllas.
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A citizen residing on High Street,
b tween Church and Broad, asks us to
Pat to the parents Of the "yOung folks"
Y no make use of the pavement on the
7est side, that the fun is carried q
Z Pile to far, The fact is, he thinks il
I. becoming rather annoying, and
lenders why the police, so efficient in
her matters, let this pass unnotioed.
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uoIEY FOR SErTEAmER.--W @, Collier,
.ewsdealer Cherry street, laid upon our
poe last night Goiey's Ladys BooE Cor
september. II is a brilliant number.
We are also indebted to him for frank
f''se'' Illustrated NeiOpap,r,
uo to his establishment and supply
iourelf.
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Saturday is generally a "big day" at
'po pass office. Yesterday was not an
reception. The stream Of citizens 60
\ Is and returning during Office hours,
as constant, Don't they wish they
lAd never heard of rebellion. They
.a'e p'id, and are still paying, dearly
p their folly.
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'oN q. CRUSE will sell at auction ON
l0naay morning, fine Silks, Csssimercs
press Goods, &c. Take Tennessee
ponoy at par.
ION o. CRuNE will sell every day
As week. commencing at 9l{ O'Clock.
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ITuEATRE.-The entertainments COM
ltnce tomorrow evening with the
Billing drama Of the female Gambler /;
Il Plot and Passion" Fouehe, Mr..
ester; NJ. Desmarets, Allen De Neu-
De, Hamilton; Madame DE Fontanges,
BE- gambler,) Mrs Bernard. After
slich a dance in character by Miss
4 anchsrd and Budget Of Fun" by
4 Stewart, To conclude with the farce
Il the 1.-TWO Bonnycastles." Mr.. Bon
u casile, Mr.. Everett John James John
Isn, Clinton; Mrs. Bonnycastle, Mrs.
lewart. A rich bill.
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Persons wishing 3 fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, 70
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
ie1O-tf
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suffers OF the Army or tho Oumber

suffers OF the Army OF the Oumber
land, EsiiyI
May the Rose Of England never blow,
hsy the ThbGe OF Scotland never grow,
May tae Harp OF ireland never piHy
uuul the s,4Is and stripes hage v,a Oh" day.
A & NJ. Lands5org g Co., on the South
side corner of the Square and Market
street, have on hand a large assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spicod Triple and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiels, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de-
soription, Good Stationery, and avarioty
Of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures
Come and give us trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A. & NJ. LANDsBEaG a. Co.
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A shower of rain came yesterday
pstin the mick Of time" to prevent the
1'rcuiy from jumping out at the top Of
p thermometer. II modified the heat
'nazingly; and allayed the dust, great
to the qualification Of pedestrians
'pmpelled TO walk Church or Spruce
lreets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-16

Recorder SHAEE's docket was some
Whist lighter yesterday. He had but
thirteen cases to administer upon; which
he did with his accustomed suAyity.
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A Speech OF war In California

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE State
is full of rumors of a contemplated ris-
ing of the secessionists; consequently
there is an uneasy feeling in the public
mind.
On the 9Th an ARRAY occurred at Visa
liza, a small town in Tulare county, be-
tween the secessionists and soldiers sta
toned there. One of the latter was
killed; several of the former were
wounded. Thirty.six shots were ex-
changed.
Tulare and the adjoining counties in
the Southern part of the State contain
numerous secessionists. At Visalia
great excitement prevailed. Some Union
citizens organized into a Home Guard /;
others pursued the parties who had fire d
at the soldiers. The house of the man
who shot the soldier was burned down
on the night of the 9TH, which exaspe-
rated both UnionistB and Secessionists,
each accusing each other of the deed.
General Wright, military commander
at San Francisco, telegraphed for all tue
spare aims among the soldiers at Visalis,
to be distribut d among the loyal citi-
zens, and dispatched troops and caval y
from Owens river to Visalia to- day. Ru-
mors are current of secession outbreak
in Santa Clara and Sslina couniiee, north
and south of the Bay respectively. Both
counties have a large secesh element
The reports are discredited, but their
ready circulation creates alarm. Gen
Wright telegraphed some days since &c
Washington, for permission to imme-
diately begin the new defenses of Sar
Francisco, costing 100000, but receive Z
no reply Last night the City Super
visor voted TO give a city guarantee o.
repayment to any person who would ad
vance $50 600 to enable him instantly Il
commence the proper Notifications. re-
payable by the General Government.
The two COppernesd organs in Louis
vile, are at last harmonious on one poin
| a. Ioaut fVhavr ave kOth l., favor Oc Y Al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-16

One good tent sixteen feet by twenty
two, 16I 22). Any one having such a
tent will please address Box n, Nash
Vile, giving full particulars Of the price,
size, &C., &c. 1w*-augl4
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Ola Pnpers for sale.


A large quantity of old papers can be
had by inquiring at this office.
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SPECIALNO
rnm g. nItuNI,

Will cell, on Monday morning, al Auc-
ton, aud will take Tennessee a par
Sell every day this week
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/ Nsshrtilf anigp
New 80 " Il sios0le trade
Allowed 10 NnNbytttc

lrntIFyIng New " Ia ,tcsale Itadc
Allowed 90 NnShvt'to.
The following dispatch from Parson
3rpwnlow, special agent Of the Treas
nj Department, will be highly crafty
Bf TO all classes Of our community both
d yers and sellers. 1t is just what is
naded. With the exercise Of vigilance,
L need not be spprehonded that The
bells will derive any benefit from The
u toration Of Wholesale Trade 70 Nash
n e. We are indebted to our ever mind
ID friend, Parson Brownlow, iJr bis
surteous attention but his dispatch
hooked into a kockod hat very iine
Ailorial Of ours on the subject Of his
Aepatch which we received just as we
snded our article to the compositor II is
All to think that 80 much mental labor
y ss performed, TO no purpose But we
= dice over the news which made IL use
l5s. 90,
C1EoNSATL August -, 1863.
T.. he FlaaJ, 81 ssNaslrHs Uaioa ami Pysus
Tbe Convention Of the Treasury Of
nsers Is full in attendance, and they
Ane agreed to open the wholesale trade
iei Nashville Mr.. Dillon, is the Board
ol Trade, East having resigned. The
Boards appointed for other counties
wil act at once, and | will furnish them
with blanks as soon as / can reach there.
Dne bushc of salt is allowed per year
Iof every one IN a family.
w. q. BRowELOw.
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virtues Of Esult,s CCdrOn TRftteFs b. any
such thore be- read the following certificate from gen
tlemen we'll known in this community, and doubt no
moro,
lis general introduction into the army will save tho
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers
IOUsUuE, KY, June g. 1868
We the undersigned, have seen the good ELECTS
DruduCed hy the use OF Dir JOINS BULLS Crbnng Brr
TINS Ia cases Of general debility and prostraton Of
tho system, and believe s general use would prevent
diseage aud relieve much suffering. Among our soil
diers particularly would this be the clso especially
those who are exposed % masmaliC Influence 10 tho
Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev 30 Dist. Ky.
CHAS B. COTTON,
Collector OF he Port OF Louisville, by.
P'oy. Marshal Cont Of Kentucky
REV. ID. 2. HENDERSON,
Vico.rrcs't Of sanitary Commission
HARNEY, HUGHES, & Co.,
Publishers democrat
GEO. pOERN
Prop Louisville AuEogcr.
HUGHES 81 PARkHlLL,
wholesale Try Goods Dealcr5, Nam stree,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN & co.,
Wholesale Shoe ne4lrr8 Mslu So Louisville
HART & MArullER,
Ilaosfsber, corner M,r>e, spI rHrl s,s.
Louisville, Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant, corner "a AMI Mark.
streots, Louisville, hy
CAPT 81 ~ mLpNElh,
OF steamer Major Anderson.
| MAI d. r. THU-IUN,
| paymsstsr o. 5. Army
e. M MEitalFt
N.toaa. Ho,eI, Louisville, Ey
| COL JIESE BAlLtei
! 500 hy. Cavalry
GEIHsI ID. PRENTICE
ls. vile journal.
soc ell .rt.ssmout GA another column.
Sold Whoiesal, 90 Nashville By Am,,~aF.t. Co.
Church street
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The two COppernead organs in Louis
vile, are at last harmonious on one point
at least. They are both in favor of VAL
landigham's election. We suspected
that the quarrel Of these two precious
newspapers was simply a sham.
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The immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports Of astonishing cures
attest its value.
Il has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the daeaso and imparting tone and strength
20 the system.
the adult case,
To the soldier, especially, IL Is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, in many certihcaiesi
1.-THE SOLDIERS FRIEND"
Mothers find it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething, freed from the Injurious effects OF
~ aroo tics, gives rest TO the sufferer by re-
moving the disease Sold by respectable realors every
where.
PRICE, % CENTS A BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
WIN. f. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
lulyl2--6m.
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W. w. ToTTEN, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM EAsT TENNEssEE.
The Policy of the Government
Federal Disaster.-SituatiOn
about Knoxville.
LT0 the CIneinnatI C0mmereIaI.I
KNoxvILLE. TENN.. Sept.

KNoxvILLE, TENN, Sept 10.
Telegraphic communication being estab-
Iished, I send a synopsis Of news details
to the 18th.
General Burnside has appointed General
Carter IS Provost Marshal of East Tsnnes-
sea- General Carter outlines his policy in
letter uuder date of September l2sh, in
which he says that it is not the intention
Ofthe Government to punish persons who
have been guilty of no OfFense but tacit
scquieseenee in the state Of affairs which
has existed here for the last two years.
Persons against whom no crime is charged,
that would subject them to a criminal pro-
secution of civil suit for damages, will be
allowed to take the oath Of allegiance. The
fact that they have been unwilling con-
scripts in the rebel army, or have obtained
sush civil employment under the rebel
Government, as would exempt them from
military service, will be held as evidence
of dislOyalty; but it can be overthrown by
leaving the rebel service and taking the
oath Of allegiance, which restores them to
all their rights of citizenship. General
Carter has his Office here, and is kept very
busy.
On Wednesday, the Oh, Lieutenant Col
onel Hays, with Companies A, B, A, parts
of E and F, of the Tooth Ohio, was attack
ed near TilfOrd, ninety-three miles mp the
railroad, by 1900 reoels, under Jackson,
and fought them gallsntly for two hours,
losing heavily in killed and wounded, but
was finally compelled to surrender to over
powering numbers. Our loss by the affair
was about three hundred killed, wounded
and prisoners, of which an undue proper
ton were commissioned officers. The az
fair though serious, has doubtless reached
you via Richmond, greatly magniaed.
We now hold the East Tennessee and
Virginia Road from here to H nderson,
seventy. five miles east. The other road to
Chattanooga we have practical posses
sion Of to that place. but the Drldges are
burned to London and Charleston. The
Tennessee River at London has been pom.
toOned.
General Hartsuff has established his
headquarters here; and General Burnside
returned from the Gap on Saturday
evening.
James C. Duthersll was yesterday ap.
pointed Postmaster of Knoxville, by Gen
eral Burnside, subject to the approval o
the President. The mails will be regular
from this date.
Colonel Bird is in command at Athen
and telsgrsphs General Hartsuf that tn
country is full Of subsistence, which j
true of all East Tennessee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
INTERVENTION IN new ORLEANS
The French at MatamOras.
Treaty BetKeen Napoleon and
JEFF. Davis.
WRsTERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, september 20.
The steamer Mareells was boarded and
plundsFed, on the 18th inst, at Dover
Landing, La Fsyetts county, Three sol
diers, OF the 5th State Militia, returning
home, were taken tive miles into the woods
aud shot. The boat was not burned
During the past week FIVE thousand per-
sons crossed the river at Lexington, most
ly refugees from the border counties.
Cass county, under EEing's order, is most
ly depOpulated.
General Hunter has arrived to preside
over q commission TO investigate the burn
ing of the steamer Ruth.
A LeaVenwoTth special to the Democrat
states that q messenger. who came into
Fort Scott Wednesday night, reports Cof-
fee at CoWstain Prairie with 500 men,
Quantren had proceeded to Balls Mills
with most of his command, on his way
South. Il is supposed he is going TO join
Cofee. l
A company OF the % Kansas ColoFed
and a company Of the Sd Mississippi cav
airy are few miles from COfee's render
yous.
Blunt is on his way up with q small es-
eort.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

New Boar FoR THE LAKE SrPERIoR
TRADs.-Rhs Detroit Advertiser aags. that il
is net generally kDo#n that shOst timo
since steamship was launched at Newport
on the river St. Clair, which has been build
lag at that pOintfor sOHs time past, and Is
now nearly in readiness for commission. She
is designed for the Lake Superior trade, and
will prove quite an auxiliary to that line of
steamers in the oapecity of a freight steamer,
She is constructed as side-wheel craft, hav
ing guards only in the locality of her wheels.
Her cylinders are ,hirty-six inch bore, and
f. ,ur and a half feet stroke. Her length is
.pe hundred and sixty FIVE feet keel, beam
thirry-thres feet, and eleven feet hold, and
she W 'II carry six hundred and fifty tons of
iron ore. Will be schooner rigged with can
vass. She. will have no cabins above her
main deck. She will be in readiness for bu-
ness by the Ist of October. She was built by
Mr.. COrnweIl, and win be commanded by
Capt. B. F. Owen, one OF the pioneers of the
lakes. and long sires identified with the
Lake Superior route. She is called the POr-
poise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
FROaI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, sept. IL
The World says editorislly, that private
adviees represent considerable feeling IN
New Orleans on the Intervention question,
especially among the French and Creole
population. Tins feeling has been much
stimulated by the latest mail from the
North. .
1t was known to the French Consul at
New Orleans and others, that the French
had occupied MalamoTss with 4iOOV or
5000 men, within the last few days.
A collision was anticipated between the
French and Federal gunbOats, st the
outh of the Rio Grsnde, on some mailer
connected with cotton and Confederate
supplies. 7a Ts..
The feeling in regard to intervention
was recently indicated By an advance Of
i've per cent. in Confederate Bonds.
Bx- Governor MOrehesd Of Kentucky
who is now in Paris, it is positively al
/ legged has written 20 friends in New Horl
that Napoleon and JEFF, Davis have forme'
a secret tresty Of recognition, through tn
agency Of Slidell.