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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30
Base Ball.

NEWARK vs.. BkOOkLfN
grand match between the Newark Club and the e.
champion Eckfords Of Brooklyn, takes place to-day, on
the Union Ball Grounds At Brooklyn, at three O'Clock p
NJ and expected to be close and interesting match
The Greenpont cars from Fulton ferry, Brooklyn 80
near the gSounds
EMPIRE We. MUTUAL.
The match between the second mines Of these clubs
played Hoboken yesterday, resulting the success Of
the Mutual by Of - 70 81, the contest being
close one.
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Police Intelligence.

CrTRAGEous ROBpYRY--soLDIERs THB VICTIMS.
John Woods and Michael Mallory both discharged
sders yesterday appeared before Justice sbandey and
complained against Thomas Meaklm late bartender in
Ill drinking place 126 Chatham street They aege
that Tuesday night last, while In the saloon in ques-
ton they drank 20 excess, and about closing timo the
harkeeper ushered them into rear room, where they
went 10 sleep At later hour II IN alleged that Meakn
and another man came in where the compainants were
and commenced examining their pockets. Woods resisted
and endeavored 10 protect himself and his property,
when heakim and bip confederate beat him badly
The next morning Woods found that he had been robbed
o. two hundred and eighty dollars in Treasury notes.
swelve dollars in silver and silver watch worth forty
aosrs. Mallory lost three hundred dollars in money
Neakim yesterday arrested by officer 0Byrne, or
She Essex Market Police court ana the magistrate locked
him up for trial None Of tho money has been re-
covered
><LLrGED rHHfT or FOUR HUNDRED NSp TWENTY
DoLLARs IN GOLD com.
Nicrdsy afternoon young Eng'is!lman named Will
hAo scnry Harris arrested by officer Hoy, Of the
.wsniy Nventh precinct suspicion OF having stolen
So WITTY dollar gold pieces from David Jones, re-
suiB ~ ~ Greenwich street. Jones had the money
~ pel' unuS ibis pillow "Wednesday night. when u
" sue4eI ust Narris, who slept In adjoining room
s'oie Tue m"neyNsnd made away with It. Officer Hey
s0ana us money Wit minus the contents In the sink
Lcst o. Ihe where thu prisoner had been Just
H. siois W thn dihtesery. Justice Hogan committed
u iris for exsniIation1
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First Innings.


Sere.
Ford, c. g. Wright, b. Hunt Z
cambridge, b. G. Wright. 80
wv. Gordon, b. G. Wright 4
Gibbes, not out. .........2
H. Wright, b. LANCE -. Q
Torrance, b. g. Wright. 2
Radcliffe, b. q. Wright. :. 0
Kendall, c. Howe, b. LANCE. 10
Mumford, b. G. Wright. o
Richardson, c. Stevens, b.
LANCE =
Dabell, b. g. Wright. 80. 4
Byes, 4; legbyes, 9;
widcs, Q; no ball, l.. is
Total ..119
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Hays in the chair
After the reading Of the minutes Of the previous
iag Mr. LENT proposed the following resoution:-
in s s .C1. .s se
advertising for the corporation for the years 1864 and 1868
Ing sna
and whereas the Comptroller has reported that the appo
% that hat : Board s..
Ss ssSpsssasa sdSsr:as .ss,:iors :, -, a0.. -.
~. 81 Hs % ssf
ssvertsins during til. period also giving in detail the
paid each what received pay in n. regu
nsns the vns d s %sr as 70 Hs
Default and farthemays report BY what authority Che
che OF on %
II referred to the Committee on Printing and Ad
vertising
sions nearly all Of which pcrained routine matters
were presented and referred TO the respective CON-
nttees
number Of reports were presented and laid over
An ordinance 70 prevent the running at largo in the
public places city Of goats and geese was presented
roKrRAns or axsERArs GRANT, SHERMAN AND SHERIDAN.
Mr. JoycE presented the following resolutions
Resolved Tina. T. the desire and expressed wish Of the
asSs TX
have their sogH. Win adsy and covered them
e soys,aoe. Room q ~ ca; PaSRe:s
sS snS Ma General phi Sheridan Be reques,sd 70 ior
@ ss = aa sa; s
lk~reof.
Resolved that and Sciences OF the
Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen be constituted joint
sommttes confer with the aforesaid eminent generals for
the purpose Of above resolution effect
aud that the Comptroller be directed 10 draw h- warrant in
OF the the certificate OF d. r. Yalen
line Clerk OF the Common Council thai the have been
duly completed aud charge the same TO Ito appropriate &C
count
The paper referred 70 the Committee Arts aud
eciences.
DONATION TO THE INSTITUTION OF MERCY.
The Board concurrcd with the Aldermen In donating
III, OF Ave thousand dollars TO the Institution o.
Bfcy under the Of the Sisters OF Mercy
d uston and Mulberry streets
An ordinance amended increasing the election dis
cs TO the number OF twenty three IN the Seventeenth
Mnrd
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On motion twenty thousand dollars voted for the
Fourth of July celebration.
resolution was carried providing for Assistant
Deputy Public Administrator at salary Of S. 500 per
annnm.
On motion the Board adjourned to the nrst Monday
Heptember
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Board OF Councillnen.

Board OF uncilmen.
RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY ABOUT THE ADVERTISING
THE CORPORATION.
The Board Of Coupclmen met yesterday, President
Rays in the chair.
After the reading Of the minutes Of the previous meet
ing Mr.. LENT proposed the following resolution
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
River and steamboat News.

Il AIS
VIM. S. Butler, -................ st. Louis.
The river is falling, with seven feet on
Harpeth Shoals. The weather yesterday
was fine and pleasant. business at the
landing was very dull; Boyd q PEBBLES
were shipping some iron and cotton on the
Curtis.
The same firm received a telegram from
tue Carrie. It did not arrive as usual
having gone to JohusouviIle.
The Butler is the boat for st. Louis to-
day, leaving at 10 o'clock this morning.
Boyd d PEBBLES agents.
The W. F. Curtis will start for Pittsburg
this evening at 8 O'Clock.
The Louisville Journal of yesterday re-
ports the Ohio rising. The Emma Floyd
and Palestine left for Nashville. The Nor
man was advertised to start for Nashville
last night. The Marmora arrived from
Nashville on Saturday.
The body of Capt. James NJ. Swift the
late clerk of the Inflated steamer Burd
Levi has been recovered, and was buried
at New Albany on Saturday last. 1t Will
be remembered that we gave an account
a few days ago Of the explosion Of the boil
ers, and entire destruction of the above
steamer. The Burd Levi was q regular
packet between Louisville and this port
until within the last few weeks. Capt,
John W. Roberts escaped without injury
bat few lives were lost as there were only
some Is or 20 passengers on board.
The neat and favorite boat Kate Robin
son is at the landing and will leave Tor
Cincinnati at 4 o'clock this evening. Ma
lin & Son agents. The same firm is also
agent for the Butler.
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CHAMP FFRGUsON.-This man has beer
noted as a vindictivs and merclless guer-
rillsj he was yesterday brought to this city
q prisoner. Col. Blackburn some days ago
sent him an order from Gen. Thomas to
surrender, with his men. A parley took
place between Ferguson, his men,, and Col.
Blackburn, with whom was Capt. Walker.
The men surrendered, but Ferguson de-
cliued to do 30, unless on such conditions
as had been granted to the officers Of the
C~jnfederate army. He was willing to take
the oath. Such terms would not be granted
TO a man stained and stepped in crime, as
Ferguson is. Col. Blackburn afterwards
sent g party after him, to his residence, a
cottage on Calfkiller's creek, twelve miles
north Of Sparta, Tenn. He was found to
be in the sable. The men got between Ii Q
stable and the house, cutting him off from
his weapons, which we're in the house, and
he was readily taken. He bore his capture
with GOODNESS, but his wife showed much
viudictiyeness, and used all an excited wo-
mans angry ~elOquence upon the men.
FergusOa's only child-a good looking,
wsll-mannered, we'll educated girl Of four
teen, was wild with grief. He acknowl-
edged to Col. Blackburn that he knew Of
t~hirty-three persons, white and black,
whom be had himself killed. The neigh
borhood Of Sparta is now clear of guer-
rillas.
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THr Gngtr CE-Us Of Dan Castello's.
which is 20 open in Nashville, on Wednes-
dsv, st ? o'clock, p. m, Is spoken Of in the
highest terms by tho Press in tire towns
and cities they have lately visited. The
Memphis Bulletin speaks Of the Great
Show as follows: "Dan CASTILLO has been
performing "a our city for the past twoday
70 the unbouuded satisfaction Of our peO-
pie. On the occasion Of the first exhibit
ton, on Thursday evening last, 3 crowd Of
more than two thousand persons were pres
eEt, and since that time, the interest has
bsen undated. Tho secret Of this wonder
ful success lie explained by the fact that
CASTILLO is an exceedingly shrewd business
man. An excellent Snowman" himself
he knows how % select the best performers,
and has the Hberality to pay the best wages
10 his people. The consequence is that his
employees are ladies' and gentlemen in tho
true sense Of the term, and another is that
d discriminating public appreciate and re-
ward his efforts 10 rid the circus Of every
thing that would offend the taste Of the
most fsstidious. Where everything is done
30 well we DO not wish to discriminate, but
this candor cOmpels US 10 say: That as q
vii and humorist Dan CASTILLO is without
an equal, a1 a vaulter James Cooke is IN
surpassed, Bs a dashing, graceful equestri-
enne Mile Carlotta DeBerg is unequalled,
and az q fearless, intrepid bareback rider
James DsMott Is a worthy rival o. the re-
nowned Robinson. Taken altogether the
CASTILLO "ahow" lie the best in the country.
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Tho following classes Of pofsons arc O.
cepted from tho benefits Of this pr6clams
{ on
lst- All who are or shall have been pfc
tended civil or diplomatic o@icerr, or 9th.
srwise domestic or foreign agents of til,
pretended Confederate states.
ID. All who lef. judicial stations under
the United States 20 aid the rebellion, ant
ell who shall have been military or navil
officers Of said pretended Confederate Gov.
eminent above the rank Of Colonel in he
army, or Lieutenant in the Navy.
Sd. All who left seats in the Congress O.
the United States % aid the rebellion.
4Lh. All VINO resigned or rendered re-
signation # their commissions in the a-my
and navy Of the United s,s.es 90 evadr
their duty in resisting the rebellion.
! 9Th. AL who have been engaged in anv
way in treating Otherwise than lawfallg ss
prisoners O.. war persons found IN the
United States service as cGcsrs. soldier,
seamen, or in other capacities.
5th. All persons who have been or are
absent from TIE United States lor the pur-
pose Of aiding the rebellion.
S-h, All military or naval officers in
the rebel service who were cdu-at-
ed BY the Governments in the M.rit.-v
Academy a. West po,u. or at the United
States Naval Academy. sh, All persons
who held The pretended ICES Of Govern.
ors OF States in iusgrre,tion against the
United States. Ioth. All persons whs leff
their homes within the Jurisdiction of tire
uniteds states and passed beyond the FEEDER,
81 lines into the so-caIlsd Confederate States
for the purpose Of aiding the rebellion. IIth.
All persons who have beer. engaged IN the
destruction Of the commerce OF the United
States upon the high seas. And all per-
who have lade raids into the United
States from Canada or been engaged in de-
strOyi1g the commerce Of the United States
on the lakes and rivers that separate the
provinces from the United States.
18th, all persons who at the time, when
seek TO obtain the benefits hereof By
the oath and remain prescribed, are
IN military, naval, OF civil confinement OF
custody, or under bound Of military or ma
val authorities or agents Of the United
States IS prisoners Of war or persons de-
for offences Of any kind, eth er be-
or after the conviction; but all persons
who have voluntarily participated in said
rebellion and the estimated value Of whose
property.
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NEw THEATRE.-At this Theatre Miss
Jones is performing for the third week, but
the desire to see her increases with her
stay. She has taken a firm hold
on the dramatic public Of Nashville,
snd her representations are received
with bursts Of admiration. Tonight the
drama Of East Lynne will be repeated.
Miss Jones success in the two former rep
resentatiOns was very great--in accordance
with an earnest desire she re produces 1t
this evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

l5rH Pa. CAvALRx-This regiment, we'll
known in. Nashville, was with stonemsn's
Brigsde, occupied in the search for the
President in peticoEts. It was at Hunts
vile on Saturday, and will be here in a
day or two, when it will be mustered out.
This regiment has done good service, is
gentlemnnly and gallant officers and brave
men deserve well Of their country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

The OLD THEATRE.-The fact hat this ia
the last week at which the opera company
who have delayed al engagement in
Louisville-can possibly remain in Nash
vile, and none should lose the rare oppor-
tunity Of hearing the opera, rendered in
the most pleasing style by practiced per-
formers. Tonight the delicious music OF
the Bohemian Girl" will delight all who
attend the Old Theatre. There is a great
desire to hear Norma, will tho company
crafty it2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

BaLls ass CIaARs.-James Michel, &
oolored boy, was charged before the Re.
corder yesterday, with stealing from eight
hundred 10 thousand cigars, and five sets
of billiard balls from Mr.. Knapp, who
keeps a billiard saloon at No. a. Church
street, the whole Of the value Of three hun
dred dollars. NIchol was employed on the
place. Or Saturday morning the pFoprie-
tor found the room swept out and locked;
he discovered the loss Of his property on
entering. The boy was sweeping an ad-
Joining hall, and on him wss found i few
cigars, which he acknowledged he took
from a box. The negro was held in two
hundred and fifty dollars for trial. The
proprietor stated that only he and the ne
gro had keys to the door, but as he had
only occupied the place for a few days,
probably some other person had a Key ALSO
and had thus obtained entrance and com-
mitted the robbery.
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sELILSa OUr-CLosING OUr."-The i'm
meuso Sutler stock, consisting Of Tobacco.
Cisgars, Liquorsof all kinds, Canned Fruits
BOO S and Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
foods md Notions, is being sold cut 81
Eastern cost, az A. & NJ. Laudsburg, corner
Public Square and Market street, 20 chang
heir TRACE. These goods must be sold, q
make room for others. Suffers viii hnt
% heir advantage % call. Corner SQUARE
and N R-ket street
maY2 e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

Roox No. l, COMMERCIAL HoTEL-Is be-
coming quitea popular resort for invslids,
seeking relief from he many ills incident
to mankind, diseases Of the Eye, Ear,
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Liver,
Blood, and many other obstinate diseases
to which flesh is heir to seem to yield like
magic under the skill Of DR.. Aborn.
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AS0THER MALIGNANT.-At dark last night
g paroled rebel soldier on Cherry street
between Deaderick and Church, INDUCED
in harsh and threatening language toward:
ID Yankees. An effort was made to ar
rest him, when he resisted, and received
from the guard a severe wound on the fore.
head inflicted by a bayonet. lie ran thro.
the alleys into Deaderick street, where he
was taken asd put in custody. His name
was j. B. Ryan. On being examined at the
Provost Marshal's It was found he had re-
ceiyed wounds in the stomach and side. 1t
was thought the wounds would probably
prove fatal.
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LEwDyEss.-A spiritiess looking man
named Michael Cow, was before the Re
corder yesterday, charged, with living in
lewdncss, and with disorderly conduct. It
appeared that he was living without being
married 10 her, with an Irishwomsn. Their
umours are not happy for they frequently
quarrel and sometimes fight. On Saturday
night their delinquency attracted the at
tention 90 the police, who found the loving
couple in the fall exhibition Of cat and dog
life. Cow was playing dog and had cooPed
up his spiteful puss in the corner. He was
growing in BLACKBOARD English, she show
ing her claws ia the shape Of a pair
II iron tongs, which she held ready to
strike with. Cow, on being questioned,
informed the court that he had often tried
10 got away from the woman once sweet
ness aud honey now vinegar and vixen,
but she would not be got away rom. She
follows him in the streets, she hovers about
him whom in company, she haunts him
when at his busincss-that Of q butcher
and he hes been forced, on two or three oc-
c]asi0ns, TO close his meat store and leave,
on account Of her visits and misconduct.
So the devil holds his victims in his nett
Little thought Cow, whom he INDUCED in
a little pleasant w~ickednoss, how il would
become a scorpion 20 lash him through the
world. Tho result Of his interview with
the Recorder did not decrease the mount
Of his punishment he was fined City dol
lars for the fight aud fifty moro for lewd
living.
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10 strangers ana Citizens.

VIZ do not profess 20 be the only Physi-
clan IN the city, "who may be found at his
office at all hours, day or night " nor do
we, IN offering our services to tho invalid,
desire 10 recommend Ourself in preference
to other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do we pre-
tend TO be iniallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any tgonder-
fBt secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PGAiGtiUCS as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tce Of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of ncg remedies, or ae1g
modes Of treatment, as upon tho skillful use
OF those agencies necessary 70 q perfect cure
and this can DO acquired only by expe-
rience and patient application. We res
Pectfully refer the public 10 our general at-
vortisemeut, in another part OF tho paper.
Office hours from 8 IN the morning TIL y
at night. l.. L. COLEMAN, NJ. d.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tom.
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JFFr.-JcH. in petticoats is a frequent
theme for fun to artists, poets, and iokers
generally. when the scene comes fol
the hero Of the tragedy 80 show Of
his s~ublimates, he is found in cavalry boots
and crinoline, "teting' a water bucket
Gates a Gamble have on hand prints anJ
dRguerreotyPcs displaying this remarkable
passage in the life and adventures OF IN,
Christian President"
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Ladies' Auction.

By Crunk, GlRscock & Co, OF Wednes-
iay morning, May 81, atlO O'Clock, No. 20
Public Square, a fine selection of new goods,
consisting Of Gno jsckonetts, muslins, silks,
Naiusooks ~Ciughams, prints, domestics,
Irish linens, towels, napkins, table cloths,
uarasols, etc. Come one and al, rs this
vii be the best opportunity TO get fine
dress goods, this season, At low prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

Col. MussET.-CoL r. D. Mussey, Of
Cincinnati, who is we'll known In this city,
his office being on Cedar street, above
Cherry, is n of the Presidents private
Secretaries, and he has been appointed a
Brevet Brigadier General.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

RADIsHEs-AIr. n. T.. Corhitt comgli-
monted us yesterday with a sample Of rad
lshos the produce Of his garden. The SEED
were sown Just four weeks ago, and the
radishes are now perfect. They are Of the
red variety, beet shspcd, and are about Two
inches in diameter laterally. The pulp is
solid, crisp and quito pslatable.
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evening q couple Of gentlemen who were
passing the store Of H. F. Myers, Mo-
Cedar street, saw a man enter, take some
thing from near the door inside, come out
with II, 60 up an alley way and hide it.
They informed Mr.. Myers, and the man
was arrested. He had stolen a coat worth
twenty-five dollars, and was intoxicated.
His name was Robert Carter. he stated
that be had been in the city four or five
days; came to find employment, and was
no thief. He was sent to prison for trial
before the criminal court.
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BErrEs-Mr. Lindsey, who was Incident.
ally shot from his own pistol on Friday,
was something better yesterday. The ball
missed the heart but the surgeons have
not been able TO extract it. He is still in
extreme danger.
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Picnic To-NoRRow.-The Picnic that
Was 10 have taken place recently at Hen
dersouv lie, and was postponed n account
Of dana :es to the railroad, will take place
G., morrow, May Slst. The train will leave
the Louisville Depot st S o'clock precisely.
all who wish to have a day Of rural pleas.
ure, will do well to be at the Depot in time
The gentlemanly managers have made ex
tensive preparations for the day, and awe
say, and say it boldly" that nothing vii
occur, to maj the harmony Of the delight.
flu festivities. We expect TO see an assem-.
0lage Of ladies whose charming beauty can.
not be surpassed, or equaled in this or any
other locality.
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WHIsEY y W4rER.-Whisky without
stint, and water sithout license, both lead
10 trouble thirty people were yesterday
lined by the Recorder for taking their
Whisky without stint, and w or three fer
@''ag their water without license. The
10, was a strong one, thirty pa = Of Whis-
~ 70 Three Of water.
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CoNE TySyEL.-This house has received
iull files OF late New York, CGciunati, Chi.
osgo and Louisville papers; Lcslie's Illus.
trnted, and the May number Of the beauu.
iully gotten up Catholic World. This mag.
sz.ne is deservedly comPlimented by tho
press Hsrper's Magazine for June, one o.
ITS very best numbers the Atlantic Maya
-,ne for June, flied with delicious reading
harPer's Weekly, the New York Review.
the Paul Pry songster, the Long Spy, a ten
cent novelette,, and q host Of other good
and enjoyable things just arrived. Louis.
vile papers OF Monday have been re-
ceIyed.
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No Overwhelming vehicles unattend-
ed in the ssreet isa practice full of danger;
for thus leaving his hack without a driver,
P. X. HOllins had to pay FIVE dollars to the
city Treasury yesterday.
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DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
to suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
IN all cases. See general advertisements,
and call at his office, No. % Deadrick street
first floor, up stairs. = may I7-tf.
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PIIEo AND FUESITUEE FOR Subtle
United States Marshal viii sell this morn
ing rs the late residence Of DR.. Paul F..
Eve, corner Of Vine and Church street, all
the furniture ia the house and g splendid
piano. This is a confscation sale and viii
be pcrcmptory. Go and buy.