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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
OFFICE on ruE srnxEr coxsIssioysR, !

ri iFohiWSy.
TITO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS, in'
closad in sealed envelope ndoIsi vi .he TILE ofthS
work and with he Of the bdfr written thereon H:u
b. received TIL. Office until Thu K,DAIi May 20 a. "
O'Clock a. m. -o, 4, -. -. c.,.. q.
For resrsting grading go. Fay eighth street. from Leg
ing.on TO fourhsyerue. 49, p.
For regulating, grading &C., FLY hI'seet. from Fourth
& hiftD-avcnre So. -, r..
For regulating grading &c, Fify-eisHth' street. hon
ighth to Nu.th-av'rpe .. -, -. a. r.aL A..
For regulating grading, &C.. Fifty udsrec from Fidh 70
S!ru-ev-aue
ssuanz grsiiug. &c. Seventy sevent's street rom
Fifth to NEEDS lnaycnGe. RIA.
For cub gutter Sc, Lcxrgtonavenuc, hom fiay'sev'
srth 10 sixty .ix:h-street, ,,
For curb ui.e &C. trs' ayenne Pom ofehnnoieo'eno'
eeyenthstre.t. % Ua,hurdred snit wenty hitrst5ret
Tor cnrb sots,r &c, Tmy''Ard'uee' nou' 'e''"a '"
Far curb utter 1c sevenyesh sireet from soeondt 70
Third avenue A.
For cusb gutter &c, snti-ths,reet from Lexington 70
For fa.gng twenty ninth-s'rset from
Ten,hsyenue 10 Hudson River r,..
For tagging psf eveLstIeet from Lexington 10 Infa
Tor tagging Thirty seet, from Tenth to Eleventh.
For tagging corner Of Forty hhreet ard Sixthavenne
Fi coni street Tom SECOND s's
hue Fast River. also, from Second 70 imfiavehae
FOR building fnna erecting To9 fsiius 10 ac.ose
in Fourth Ih between Tbiry rih,n ana Or
iIc,strerts. r,... rfo-
Faggina full width seventh-avenue, from forieh to fry
ninth street. - . .s.,...
Dated Street Department, New York. May Is, I0oa
CHARLES O. CORNELL street Comm seoner
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Corporation Notices.
CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE. Tho
Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park do orda'n -

CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE. Tho
Board Of Commissioner Of the Central PARK do 'rd''n -
No hreengne hook and ladder cart hose truck OF ether
,s q Be ~ss c0%%oy used fSr the sa.ffi.ds
esp the roads, rsvious consent ofths
carrying he body o. deceased person. shall be allowed on
ioSa p'' ' ''D'' Park except upon The transverse
40 person except in ,hs employ of the Board of Comm
sorers OF the .es rsFf shall light make, any hrs
No person FOO; shall the sa.. wn or tori Of
non . posted dcstus tai person. axe a. Ssay that
time and place TO 90 on the gTus
s fD1y 81 Of the a meeting
veued and he'd the 9th dey Of Nay 1875 aud Published
for the regulation ard government Of the central Park
City of Eew.YcIk,' passed April IL, 1851
The following section Of said Act appn'aoe to the above
$50 u.s. All persons offending ssarst such ordnsnce' shall
oS n before the Mayer RecordeS o. any nasse os city
Of NewYork by tine no, exceeding dfy dollars and IN de-
st payment by Imprisonment not exceeding thirty days
D' '.'' ASpREW ii. GREEN, Comptroller ofthe Part
Dsted NewYork, May 10 1865.
LIERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
viii be sold at Pubic Anchor highest bidder with ada,
quse security fog term Of ten years noin the let d Of
Il. a'S' so 1851 foot Of IN the City Of
ioboken, NewJessy at the point where the Old ferryw
eb,hed or within 600 ysids north south Of that point
The landing place Hoboken, EewJersy, to be furnished
w the Purchaser.
CONDITIONS
The conditions and covenants Of the Lease 20 De IN tho
Leases heretofore eneIed into by tue
Cooperation which may be had application st the oc- OF
tie Cosrroler By order Of the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund MATHEW 4. BRENNAN
PROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS
J. Of the CITY Of NEW.YORK.--1ls endsrsgned Conse
ss appointed by Act % the leg stature oil the STATE
View York passed May J. 1885, make oarsct Tor the
Cleaning of the the CIV Of Neicr6 having be-
satisfied that the interests Of tho City and Justice 10
those seeking the work. require that esri mofca,ions
should be in the specifications Ia ret0fore adopted ~
them have returned unopened oil bids made under the sdveT-
tsement of ytl Nay met. aud hereby invite sealed pro-
posas for such creuue TO be deposited With the Char
Of the Con ni.,ioD are Mayor Of 10 City Of Hrw.1ok
Office the City Hal Of ssii before SATUH
DAY Sd DAY OF June, l85 II o'clock Fosms OF
the contract specifications and bona be had Oh appi.
cation any ofhc undersigned The Commissioners reserve
night reject any and all bids which in their Judgment
may not be for tie interest u the Cry.
The commissioner invite suggestions es 70 the form ana
nature of te sDechaios b. eC ot tue Mayors office on
or before URsDAY the 2stn dsy Of Hay nst at ~ O'Clock
Dated New York. May %. 1865
C. GODFREY ouNTIiER. Mayor,
No 6Chy Hall
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Recorder,
MATTHEW t. Brennan Comrtroller,
Comltres Office " iisl Hali OF Records)
FRANCIS /. A. HOOLa, tily inspector,
No - Chs hamst
JOHN 4. DEyELlS. CoUn-oi TO the Copu,
o 81
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6orses, Carriages. &f.
Uentistru.
Wspress Companies.

C,TEAMsHIP and INLAND EXPRESS to oil
- SOUTHERN CITIES and TOWNS OPEN 70 INADL.
~ nn.us EYpRFSs COMPANY forward their Expresses
- yyfDNEsDAY and SATURDAY by steamship to
Woh,,ond Norfolk, Charleston, Sayannah New oh.sns.
h.,n WILMINGTON Mobile NC. Ne. end Inland daii y
MI o;n. For p,cusrs apply at the principal Once Of
the Company NO - '''1 ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
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Copartnsrsbip Notitss.

ya,UE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
bs,wesn sTEFfENS, STERN Co hiss bean dlss9vsd
con,.pt Mr. Juius steens retiring thersfrou.
AN has been admit ted partner and thsusi.
Me-, Of and selling Nsr.hes viii DO continued
under the drn, name " HERMAN, sIEAS Co, at no.
go PeaI.h 49,. A. 49,. -....,., 4. ..,r.
,bsir accounts with HERMAN STERN Co, ct the sans
place. =. - $40. HfFH'S' 'A'"' W.
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4musemenis.
% ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

|
AFTERNOON, Atsi EVENING, An
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
'''''l'l Miss ins sl RS iiIi:'i MELVILLE,
'"' "i nF Pssc Of 5iG" THE HIDDEN HOUSE.
GREAT AMERICAN oNE-LEGGED DANCER
" PIoTUREsouE AND BRILLIANT DANCE.
MORNING AT IL -
on The R90NE KITTY ao S1 sDSeg Strrs
'' An TSc%Mo IS T ISTSS AiIissaTT5a,
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
u JEFF DAVIS IN pRTIIC0ATS, rvop
MUS sk HR Ft coN kfESh INFO sHoNE
PROF. MISUNDERSTANDING CALCULATOR.
sMao9N2EtHE aaEFh n oo Plr
RnatHTpEs GIHGAssAN GIE LyN2 Offers
Admission 80 cents children under ten. IS cents:
|NIBLo' GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager. wHYATLEY.
FOURTH WEEK
SPLENDID TRIUMPH
OF The gifted ''s%iih MISS s5' MsoolE MITCHELL
"'''' winning RRA llsanaSS i THE CRICKET.
THRoNG THE THEATER
with snthuslsstis audiences
A.
FANCHOS,
supported by the whole strength Of the Company.
la the frs. Act occurs
THE GREAT SHADOW DANCE,
with ACT Ih% u rf'' PEsS Ssg ST AypocHE
ACT ILL.," CHICKE1'S" REVELATION.
ACT lV.--THE DEPARTURE AND THE PLEDGE.
ACT " -"CRlCkETS TRIUMPH.
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
SINGING AND DiECfEG
ADMIRABLE ACTING.
SATURDAY, May q.
FANCH HON MATINEE.
Commencing AZ O'Clock
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
WALLACKv.
v ProprIetor and Mans Mr. LESTER WALLACE.
WEDNESDAY,
WIN BE- rspe,ed hs Grcs Programme M1 1nchbalds Pop
TO MARRY OR NOT 10 MARRY,
AMI third tine here. the Langhsie Aferreee
ICT on PARLE FRANCAiS.
programme that atirae,ed fol- fashionable and delighted
audience Thgr.doy last and in which will perform
Mir Lester Wai,scs This ninth sppearsnce NJ John Gil
bert Mt Charles Fisher Sir Tolston Mr.. Young, Mr. Nor
ton Mr.. Pope M. Ward. Mr Qusey. Mes Merry Cannon.
Mis- Vernon Miss Fanny MoIsn.. Mrs. John Seton. hss
Ions Burke, Mrs. W. X. Floyd Mia ~ Barrett Miss Car
risn -
THURSDAY,
The brilliantly successful Comedy CENlkAL PAhK. with
NEW sCENERY, APPOINTMENTS, &c, viii DO repeated
IRfDAY-LONE AND MONEY.
SATURDsY-CE:TRAL PARK.
Bn I'll Of which NJ LESTER WALIAtk VIII appear
buo notice viii be given Of the next APPROXIMATION OF
Bo Jc!cau.ts great Comedy, -
HOW SHE LOVES HIM
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'' ''''' Vt WV JOAN C. GOoDRIDOE. Secretary.
ESSEX And DIADEM MINING 60. d

III
H NEVADAIhis Company $500 feet silver lodes
b HUMBOLDT Co. Nevada thoroughly e,r9rei, and OF the
hghest degree o. richness practically tested by exereH
3,
Work both tho main Tunnel and shef ia now In rapid
progress and daily deliveries Of in ample quantities VIII
The Trustee the Company among the hs' merchants
md barkeIs Of tins city.
JOHN C. FALL esq Of Nevada viii give full info nation
regard to the property ut the office Of the Company No ~
Nassau ST, rooms Nos II aud r.
limited number II shares for sale on THE ORIGINAL
Lists Of trustees properties &C. may be had on application
10 r. n HAFENS
Nc. Is ksssau-st.
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finanfial.
OvprcR OF THE MErpopoLrIAs ISsvnAs, oe 80
No. 1863 RRoApwAY, Ntw-YoRk May No.
IRE THAN TUREE-FOURTHS OF The

MORE THAN THREEFOUkiHS OF the
M Stockholders Of this Company having .9nsrsec'
n v,tios 10 an increase OF IL. spa Stock rom SJVVt 10
Me sum 81 oc by the i,sse OF IN oa,d 81 ni
,,x,oys "a meeting he'd this dy unennoMy resolved 10
Increase the csri,ai to ONE MILLION Or poLbAks,
"a 90 81 IN. Cor,ery Ms o8 Roadway or MONllAI the
Feen,h DAY Of Ny, is,n and remain open until THURS
nav H. T,,.nty Z .th DAY OF the same month. .
1 r cent subscr on will be psyable At the time
.fcbipg and remaining ninety cent on or before
"a Svnh Of Jrue next and interest tho rate of
ser e.n viii be charged sCeh potion Of the subscription
= NAV remain unpaid ser the Twertyh day Of Nay until
De inc of puynga AID nierest viii DO allowed on ali pay
stIts msde pfior 20 the Twenty.hflh OF May. .
The tfsn-r book wi be closed from the IeeItb 0! May
until the Tweny-thh Of May, both inclusive.
By order OF the Board,
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OrI:oE - luK irIISois CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
New-l OH, My !, 1865.
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Share
boder Of .ho Illinois Central Railroad Company for the
Election OF Decors and The transaction Of oht business
viii be led u he Once Of tie Company in toe City OF
Cncago Oh WEDNESDAY the Sat dsy Of hsy 1863, at IL
O'clock noon. 100,
The Transfer Books ~ tie Company vii lie closed ct c
close OF susiness on tie 2 Instant and opened on the 81 Of
June l.. A. CATLlNi SECRETARY.
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OLYMPIC TUEATER. Commences at &.
" ASOTHFR OLYMPIC TRIUMPH.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
THE GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE ~ THREE PAkIs'
eu ii'ed the
SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD.
THE GRAND 1RAHSFORNA1lNN SCENE By HAi rs
sclnov ledge b. al, 5eholders the -
CROWNISG EFFORT Of SCENIC ART.
NEW AND CHARMING MUSIC ~ THOMAS kAhER
GORGEOUS COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS.
AND WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EXPECTS.
MRS. JOIN WOOD
Md ~. principal members Of ttis
UNAPPROACHABbE 8URLESQUE COMPANY.
Tue yOuus ard fascinating Dsrsense.
MILF. AUGUSTA.
EVERY NIGHT IiLL FURTHER NOTICE.
Previous to the Spectacle, the pr,i,, Comedy
IERfECgIOS.
MISC LUcIA DFANE AS KATE o'BRIEN
sATr'R DAY. MAY q.
MATISFE o.. SLEEPING BEAUTY
Doors open a. l--Conmenc-s at = O'Clock.
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NOIICE.-In pursuance of resolution Of
- IN tGs Be1Ff S pssGssS@; . 49,
meeting Of such at he PDt 81 t the
No % FsS're~, Hocm No 10, the 1871 day Of May
Az, tiAs ub6ers: snsd being present
Notice j. hereby rven TO tho Stockholders Of The New
York Pier snd Warehouse Coupsg: r neetins q ths
said SoC sho.dCrs wi be red MONDAY the 5 day Of
June 1915 at IT, hour % o'clock P. at No 20 Psrkrow
loom No. 10 in The City Coanty and State Of Ner tok
The purpose for which said meeting Is be held Is &c IN
he Cepi'a stock Of sad Company TO Ten Miors u
boilers tSI001 dD). divided into One Hundred Thousand
sLares OCe oftLe par value Of one Hundred DO lars each
J. BURROWS Hi DE- SAMUEL SINCLAIR
THOMAS ~ SHEPHERD. A. T. MOSliER
THOMAS 2. KERR, HENRY NCGODDLN,
". G. GARDINER :. n HERBERT,
HIRAM NALHblDGE, DANIEL PAChkR
Directors.
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NETWORK and SEW.hA'hN HAil'"o"D
las SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1858
COMNENCING NAY IS, 1855.

p,.,n,,r Station Ia New YoSt corner Twenty Seventh
and Fourth.sva Entrance on Twenty sevrnsh'"'
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CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LlEEhfOUL, touch-
lag at ou.en'lown oIt H.rboIIhss We. ~. ',n
s.-surs Of tie Livsrpoo sew.f sad rnsas s,
tended 10 sail ~ follows e,.. y.v -
CITY OF ,os'eIosf' ay
CITY or BALTIMORE. ..ssiMo.y' yor ~
And every saoossdins sAfURDAf' noon "ou' ~" ~
~ North River. $3.50.
BnEs or PASSAGE,
P.y.h,e IN gold or is snu vsent In cum .ncy -. a..
giRST CABIN.......e yJ VI. STEfkAOE ,..'...'eD
ti,,t Cabin 10 London. IS col seersre 70 i.ondoo..
PIN, calm 10 Psns lh5 ~ seersss 10 fsns
sirst sbin 10 Hamburg 100 oste-rAss 70 hsronn W
ps.,epr.,s so forwa. sd to HAVE, Brcmsa Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, a. equally low rses c,. 80. 40
Fsr,s from LiveTpso OF Qnsenstown 10 Csr'r' s~'
los si,,r,sr 90. Those who Wish 10 wnd f"f thsh
6i,nds can buy tickets lore si thsss rseI 900.
ToT ,.r.e Information apply at tls Company Oness
Holm a. DALI. Agent. No IS Broadway, N Y.
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CITY CoxPrRoILER OFFICE,
MILWAUKEE, April &c. 1875. !
MILWAUKEE CITY READJUSTMENT

Nj BONDSIhe Commissioners OF the Public Debt OF the
CITY Of Milwaukee re nov ready receive bids proposals
rom holders OF Read ent Bonds Resdj lent Scrip
M the purchase such Bonds Scrip to the extent OF the
siaiins una on hand (which is twenty-five Thos.and Dol
t pursuance of section 10 Of an S( 70 enable the CITY Of
Milwaukee to ead1s is Corporate Debt and Of ecren Of
On Net smenaotory thereto approved April g. 1856 Snch
bes aus specify the numbers and snonnt Of the Bonds OF
Scrip proposed b. refined and be accompanied the erin
Co ofkewfor City that the Bonds zip are deposited
with such Bank said schaS Co. 80 be desyTod for Gan
resion upon ercerce tire bid and psymeul ad bid to
BE- exclusive nj Coupons due r,t Of June, 1880 AMI "a.
susve OF the ieres due such scrip, which will be phd
par on Ire.euaon at the City Toarr =, Ocs IN advance
sfmatu'i,y.
Lids OF proposals be de verei 10 the ,g tonprc ct
t,nv time before the rt dsv Of June next upon which dsy
Of o'clock d. u Office OF the City Comptroller, the
bids proposals. VIII be opened and the Lowest bidder on
tilted TO the preference.
BY order Commissioners Of te Public Debt OF TIE
City Of Milwaukee tERD. hUEHN, Comptroller.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15

10 The senate yesterday morning the fo'-
loving resolution was offered By Senator
Ben ton, Of Kentsn:
A.solred, That the Comm Tee on Revised
STATUTES be aud are hereby Instructed 70 in
quire into the proprirty Of repeating all
avs OF thls Commonwealth which le ate %
The subject slavery, and that III report
by bill or otherRise.
IL The disc silon Of ttil resolution Mr..
Senator Cochran, q shelby county, made 8
speech opposing %, in The course Of which
he declared thsI be believed Jef. DAVIS was
trailer IN trs ing 10 e troy The Constitu-
{ On u the United States that President
Lincoln wac also traitor, because be bad
gone Is far as JED. Davis in DESTROYING toe
Constitution ; ami that 4 udreq johnson was
traitor, bCcause he had gone as far
President Lincoln in destroying the Consti-
tuition.
ExGov. Helm, Senator from Hardin, said
f Presidsnt johnson or l0Bgress sent their
edi.ts 10 Kentucky, and they were ia con-
PREVENTION Of State Rights, then be was
ready 70 rebel agsinst sucu edicts. Whilst
he acknoVledged the poser ia tne States 10
sd0pz she Constitutional Am ndment, vet
he Jelie .ed. with the Senator pom SHELBY,
that ts adoption did nos destroy slavery ia
Kentucky,
This resolution was lost by 3 vote Of ayes.
d noes, la5 but Oae Conservative voIlug
~ rs favor.
Thus the cry Of nulliicat;ou aud rebellion
Is all rady raised in the Legislature Of Ken
lucky. o. course the edlcts spoken Of bv
Senator Helms refer 10 the Constitution
Amendment, for tbat was the only question
IN controversy. And il this attempt 70 en-
force il is made in Kentucky the Senator is
ready ~ rebel. This, we suppose, j. the
some hing startling, referred 20 by the lou
isville C-Aservstive organ, that was soon 10
be heard from Frankiou. The standard OF
revolt was TO be faised. and a. the Capitol
We thsuk sod that the armies oil the Union
are not set disbanded. for rebellion is rife
here IN Kentucky, ready 10 break out if the
policy Of the Administration Is successful.
We are not surprised az the course Of The
senator from Shelby, ss his county has been
from the fret the hot bed of kentucky trea-
son. Nor sre we surprised a. the remarks
oil the sen al0r from Hardin. as he from the
first Of the rebellion Ia, been clsssed with
the most ultra OF he-tucky rebels FrGat-
forf COazn0Hs0egifA-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
An AFFAIR of Love, ElOpement, and
Fifty Thousand Dollars.

A Nes York merchant, named Seymour,
passed through our citv recently in hot pun
SUIT Of an abscouding couple-his daughter
add her intended husband The two eloped
from the girls residence on Tuesday last,
aod, being provided with a considerable
amount 81 money, obtained on tue your z
lsdy's diamonds, purchased tickets TO this
point, by the way OF the New York Central.
A very few hours after their departure the
father of the thouehtltss and headstrong
Young lady he'd obtained Information a. 10
the direction they had taken. aud imIuedi-
stsiy started in pursuit, IN the company OF
e detective. Do seems that the favored lover
in this affair is a worthless fellow broken
down gambler, with nothing but god looks
b fiue wardrobe, and Any amount OF wOlusu-
killing tact h recommend him.
The acquaintance began about three
months since, IN pureiy accidental mau-
uer. Love at 81 sight was the fst folly
Of tha easily impressed beautv-for she Is
described a. being very beantiiul-and the
adysutuEer, perceiyIng has advantage, was
not backward az lenst m his attentions. As
h. was almost immediately forbidden the
house by the father, stolen interviews re
suited. Al one ofthese meetings the Young
lady informed her lover OF q act which
stsrtlcd h'm IN q very pleasant manner
'hat, By the viii 81 n maiden auut OF great
wealth, who bad bus recently died, she
would come INTO possession on the dav of
h-r marriage IL property 90 the amount of
my Thousand dollars. in Phladelphia.
Boston, end New AorE Here was an on
portuuity uhich he graspea eagerly. ha-
medlaiely dropping the dishou0ralle Dur
rose with which he had in one week met
her half dulel times, be sought her hand
ga murragc, and the eloT eBent just men
tauUi wHs tJc result
The ccup.e passed through this city with
o1t g rPhr, on their way 3D. ST. L.uls. :a
I" hioA point the father pursued them. hop
ing % come upon them pa time 90 prevent
marriage. which cannot fail TO wreck his
happiness aud throw ) larg.
property iutn WORTHLESS hands. Ci1,-tti,4f.
Q oI,Hrrris,, lotl lHs-.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
Rev. 4. ". SehOn's sermon YesteT-
dnK.


The attendance st Cooper Institute yester-
day 10 listen % The Sermon VI the Rev. +.
W. Sehon Of the Ne hndist Church Ssuth,
was very slender, which IVES probably in
some degree occa toned By the inciemency
OF abe Ne. Their.
Dr. Sehon took bis text from Romans j.,
10: "Foi ] am not ashamed ct the Gospel Of
hrist. Tor it is the power OF e d end Of
salvation % every one that belieYeth, 10 the
jew Grsi, and also 90 the Greek"
Before proceeding 30 the elucidatiou OF
the words u his text, Dr.. Sehuu said: As
some little nisc0nceptiou may be entertain
ed by the congregation, wisn - state that
i have no SUBJECT % pre-eut 10 you to-day
but the Gospel OfJssu Christ. As citizen
Of our common country, representing. 10 Is
true, certa n section Of that country, ] APP
pear before you without intending 10 taEe
any part either iu discussing the causes
when led 20 D sad and sJrrOwful war, OF
speak in any manner Of the lssues Of the
sane. am here as minister Of Jesus
Christ, % speak rlona Of Him AID the
thiugs that pertain 10 u 8 kingdom aud our
everlasting peace. 70 b. tfue that We repre-
sent q section that has su bmIited - The hard
arbitrameni 90 dreadful aud prOirscied
war. aud further thau thisit IS BoI our daty
OF pleasure or desire Io say anything this
morning.
The reverend gentleman then proceeded
with q very eloquent sermon, which, how
ever, did lot touch directly upon any OF the
political quest'oJs OF the day. At toe con
clusion OF the services he read from the last
printed report Of the M-thodiss Episcopal
Church s0uih (ls6o) showing the number
lt members, white and coored, then com
prised by the Church, aud the others beue-
hted thereby; drawings sad contrast BY pre-
srutiuE the present. condition Of the ySrIous
missions. etc, without o dollar ia their
treasury for the promotion OF the good work,
So long ob-trustei by the recent dreadful
war DR. Sehon concluded BY an appeal for
pecuniafy assistance, which, uetwItAstand-
lug the I4ucity OF the congregation, was
ie pouded 20 GA the spot. d.. Srhon thank
ed them we're warmly, ami said that be
would remain ia New York several dsys,
eudeuyoring 90 raise the Thousands OF dol
lars which were absolutely necessary 10 pro-
mulgute the Gospel among the Suffering
whites aud freedmen Of the slowly recuper-
atug South.-Ncg York Tri5rAs, ma.
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IHE EfrUHuoaNs avn THE psrsIbrNr.--The
Republicans give out that they 90 not mean
70 quarrel with Mr. johnson. They saw h.
has brought the Southern Cnnrressraep 10
The door Of Coogiess--but be cSnuot shove
.hem H. ard they VIII let them stay Al the
gooF, except Tennessee, upon which the
fesident Is making point, as il i his own
9.s'e. ne eiten netes in conversation the
l''tnt made IN the House, that if Tennessee
Is not in she Union, he Is an Alien bi,,s,1s
ana . Osurper. The Republican, viii ,-i.l5
On to.s point more especially IS son-iu-
-SN q the residents Is y Senator INN,
tenaessee.--N. y. E.-ursse.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
93ahhrllle Mnluu.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1866.


In the senats, on Wednesday last, 3Ir.
Triuble introduced ball providing
That q marble statue Of Andrew Jackson
be placed IN the Capitol OF Tennessee, on
which sksn BE- Inscribed, The Federal
Union-it must lud shall be preserved
We srree 20 the statue, but move TO
amend the inscription by striking out the
words "aad Shall The insc iption will
then De in che words Of the celebrated sen
timent Of old. Hickory, which startled the
Arch Nunfder, Calhoun in lsS2-"THE FED-
rEat Trvrox-rr rrst HE PEEsEEvED" The
ibtsrpolation sand shall" gives the sen
t.meut the appearance o. brasaio; and ;s
nor Characteristic Of Andrew jackson. Il
would BE- unjust in the Legislature Of Ten
nes-ee to Perpe,uaie il in statue Of The
great soldier and statesman
when Gen. JscksoV said the Union "must
be presel we'd, % he said all that was neces-
ssry. Mr. Calhoun and his disciples knew
what it meant They knew that he would
bend his gigantic energies and the whole
power % the Government % crush treason
and preserve the Union against which they
were oonspiring. a small man ike po9r
Pierre, or sny other OF the lesser lights, il
be cou have mustered sufficient csursge 20
utter such sentiment, raight have sought
- give i emphasis by the edition OF the
w-rds We condemn, and 10 would have been
sKrusab'e.
Whilst on this subject, we may give ex-
preston 10 the hope that the Legislature
sin order The statue, and an artist OF the
lrst charactsr 20 execute Il. An the inches
% she Capitol should be diled. Abeg,nuing
made With Ardrew Jackson, We might rea-
s0uabiy hope that subsequent Legislatures
would follow the example with Hugh Law
saa White, and other great men Of the past.