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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23
urp GOODS.

AT K1NzEY's
~ ElGHTHAvE.
MANDkERCHrEr DEPARTMENT.;
HANDKERCHIEFs I1EMSTlNH,
AL All LIZ ts I.s '' GEMS u.s. If Isl Is
HEMMED l6c. 2ec, &c. Ole; 3ie Soc,
500 GENTS 800 WOkkEp
ALL LINEN eOc 25c 3lc UAEDKERCIilEFS
% 900 COLERED Zoe. zee. &c. 3lc, 500
BORDERED, C., &c., Ice I?c: 90, co,,,ps
SETS ,,crs .,yns f srGAI LOTS vss or CoLLAHS
'''' LAWS 'AN EoS SrS Elsa ALL SHADES
~ rLiID RIBBONS ALL WIpT Tns
IELT AND STRAW EVERY K SIST
AL iIIE NEW SHAPES, A'''' VELVET BRAlDs
Pc, Soc, &C. &c., 81 GIMfs, InE y M
BALMORAL TRIMMINGS, lie. YARD W
SKIRTS 10000 PIECES
81 80 70 81 SIN H. 'E y. Sis
CASHMERE sCARFs, 2sc. UT. &C.. &c. e1c,: 1'c p'
5000 RICH SILK LACE VAILs zoe, 2sc., &C.. oc, &c.
,at *; YlR KS s Six k' TisstE FOR Walls @
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
8 400 PAIRS l5G0OP PAIRS
FRENCH KID GLOVES SPLENDID
10 CENTS BERLIN AND RINGW0OD
BEST i INF IL The CITY. GENTS AND CHILDREN 3T
SkSTs kin GLOVES 81 SIPS BEST sS11 KII15
KID GLOVES. 81 rs, sl%. oo.ur 80. 80
s sESMEt Ek5T COLLARS. AND Mo Drawers Ia
Is lse N Box 5 soN' 1000 BhEAxFisT
; ssS, f tIIyx sHAw s!;so q Mo VI:
CENTS COLLARS. HOODS, 2sc, W
iaic sONTA0S
sSe PEHlb Wool sH4Wts 1ss; AND 81;
h E4eE b FSs hTckt l sk!s fEkFbNkkS
On DIEFFRFNI STYLES OF BUTTONS.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1865
Drp GOODS.
gVHE BUBBLE HAS BROKEN!.

VJNHE BUBBLE HAS BROKEN.:
L DOWN
CONE
THE
PRICES
OF
DRY GOODS
MARKING DOWN
Is A'A'" iAh oNpEh " The D11Nb OLD STOCKS
MUST BE SLAUGHTERED.
CLEAR THE TRACK FOR BARGAINS!
OLD FO0IES WILL TAKE
DIFFERENT TRAIN.
BUT OUR MOTTO lS
~ YOU HAVE OLD GOODS
SLAUGHTER THEM:
IFYOU BUY NEW GOODS
SELL THEM CHEAP.
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r. III. MACY.

CHARLOTTE G. SMITH, HAVING JUST
" RETURNED FROM PARIS, HAS AN ELEGANi
ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CLOAhS Foh fAhL
AND WINTER WEAR. ALSO oPERA, VAhnAOh,
REGIMES, DEFY CoxpgrIlioS EUROPE on AnEelcA 30
IA Broadway door above sTleent't' Oty,
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NAIR FOR THE SOLDIERS AND SAIL.

l.
Il ORS HOME OF PliiLADELPHlA-The undersigned
rinanc. Committee OF the above FAIR which TO De- nauta
rated At the Academy ofMuc Padepbis, on me .'a h'
woud fully that this Institution has oee ~ sue
opr the la; two years ana rs ihe o~Ps
CITY 4. insufficient accommodate the srse nulnoef 81 cs
and cripped vetrr who daily applying LOT sd'
mi,.on TO enlarge hi. worthy aud benevolent instHuon
a, "a 10 proyir for the numbers who are dairy uihed rom s
doors ior van, OF accommodations this ar nas oeen ,s
rs,ed and a. the oyR ia Ia one sense Nd!'o'1 ls.-
H., sins is benefits and protection TO deserving applicants
whether tey be .olders OF fonfy,ss OF any o'e Sa'e
10 ,hs mon the Finance Committee appeal VITA CONFIDENCE
10 tire Hberaity aud 1fnev2eice OF tne "
III H. ss,e. r contributions, in behalf ot ths most praise
o,by lns,itou Let ever be remembered by those who
W. H. mean. 10 give that the .c aud disabled VETERANS
m bchslf We plead have become thus disabled sid
in defense Of homes property and our eodn.
We shsll be lithlcss 10 Of The most sacred ana
ion. obiatious il We fail 10 provide for those who hav"
ar.i -. much IN behalf. We therefore earnestly sp-
go 4, tbe lova and patriotic citizens everywhere .r the1r
poatr ibnjous In behalf OF the Soldiers Home
SucL contribution be- SET. TO either ments .. ue
Commlttee. or TO tie Treasurer.
Henry ID. Moorr. q. w. 60 ds
John Nell. Jas. l.. sa9n,
r.i.h Ccne Charles GIBBONS,
~ H. L,rn.i Dr. L Wallace,
CI.rle. Wheei,r WIN. StTithefs.
o.org. Bulock. -, -.
HENRY d. MOORE, Ch@fnAh
WN SrRuruERs. Secretary.
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Drn GOODS.

DOPULAR TRADE.
LADIES MISSES AND CENTS
IMPROVEMENTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY.
BALBRlGGAN, FANCY AND PLAID
SKATING HOSE.
WINTER GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
BUCK, PLUSHLlNED
CLOTH AND CASTOR
ALL SIZES.
roLE AsrXTs FOR
"CHEILLEY's" CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
PLAIN, STITCHED and MOus0UETAlRk
."GANTS DE sNEDE,"
IN PLAIN AND FANCY TOPS
pARASOLS, UMBRELLAS,
FOR sun OR RAIN.
AD unsurpassed stock Of
LADIES' AND GENTS CRAvATs.
sCARFS TIES,
FOR EVENING OR STREET WEAR.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED BOsOMs,
IIANDKERCHIEFS,
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
Nos 3u,, 500, 81 CANAL~ST.
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Cerlurcs ano Aleriinss

I ECTURE by THEO. A. A: WiL pl..1 10 81,
\ Brooklyn win be dsi,He.ed IN IVENNo. Sub
sc "ChTaceriss ot the AGE and the Ha s 10 cents. 10
friends aud epIoy thl, intellectual iea'" A""'''
be had Vt tb- dao,
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Doors open at u; begins at a.
Lessee and Msnasei.... ........."...."M. "hLAiLEA
(rHIs EsrABLIsuMgSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THS
SEw.y0RK BEBALp.)
Sixth week OF the very decided Successful Engagement oths
renowned
GABRIEL RAvEL.
N"''''' ny Yo 5uo AMERICA
Who will
IMAM ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME
MONDAY October g. 1865
The Msrtine,ts, M. Van Hsnms, the
BALLET
AND FULL PANTOMlME COMPANY,
viii likewise appear in the following very e1ceieht soHs
pieces:
NICODEMUS.
WITH GABRIEL AND ANTOINE RAvEL
~ THE THREE FLYING TRAPEZE,
NE PLUS ULTRA
u ''AA' YOUNG AMERICA.
Anss the psrto mime, tho
| Ia which
GABRIEL RAvEL 90
AND ENTIRE TROUPE WILL Apes"
WHITES AND THE BROWNS,
with Mr. ana Mr, Gomersal Mrs. NJ Smith, Miss Burke
L. H. Morris, Barry. Ac., xe .s
iTtEsOAi-h''' 'A'e T,Txts az az" ''H'l"'' We
The beautiful Chinese Bale! PantonIe oil
Nm KA,
and BIANCO. with other entertainments.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT ?,
GRAND RANEL MATINEE.
Admission IS cents reserved seats eIi iany eHe'e se"
| francs ON n IL,
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID DIRECTOR MARETZEK.
ITALIAN OPERA.

brooklyn ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
ITALIAN OPERA.
(rHIs EsrABLnHxsxr DOES NOT ADvrRrrss II rHExL
HERALD.)
ONTHURSDAY EVENING, OCT "a, ATS
WITH SUBSCRIPTION HIGHT
NORMA, NORMA,
with the same great Cast az produced at the NJ Academy
The sale Reserved Seats and Tickets will commence this
morning Brooklyn the Box Office Of the Academy and
in New-York at Root, Anthony g. Co.'S No. u Nssssust
WINTER GARDEN,
THIS EsTABLsHNESr DOES D0r ADVERTISE IN IaH
NEW YORK HERALD
sfs Stuart has to announce
THE LAST NIGHTS!
THE LAST NIGHTS!
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN!
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN!
MR. j. 5. CLARKE: ,,
BUT FEW NIGHTS MORE IN HIS GREAT ROLE
ASA TREScHARD,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
'''' ~ MISS ROSE EYTINGE,
Mary Carr, walcot j., xessn. Peters, Dyot Andrews, Burr
SOTIcE.@As OUR AMERICAN COUSIN cannot be Per:
formed beyond few evenings the public are invited
not to lose the few opportunities len OF seeing
THE OLD fAVORlfE .
the most popular piece perhaps ever presented on the Ne"
York stare. NJ
In rehearsal aud will shortly be presented. Tom Tayor'
s'''' ''' THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
Doors open at 4 O'Clock. Commence at o'clock
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I'm DIN STOCKS


LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
LOOK
OUT
FOR
BARGAINS,!
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
WHAT CAUSED THE CHANGES
Late last week tho largest Wholesale House in the United
States welding influence unparalleled the record. q
Mercantile Hi-tory offered for sale large line OF rohEoN
and DOMESTIC Good. at prices Ueady below the former
Having old stock bought at high price. to conf,
did not hesitate to buy largely and therefore we have e
SssT TO @ss
BEST PRINTS ale Former Price Sc.
PLAID DRESS GOODS Sic. Former Price SOC
PLAID POPLINErIs SIZE. Former Price yc'
PLAID RRILLIANTINES Soc Former Price 62ic.
STRIPE % MOHAIR ale Worth SOC.
RACK ALPACAS 4oc Former Price SOC.
Ri,ICK ALpACAs SOC Former Pnce 62fc.
FINE oGALITY Saic Former Price .ss.
EXTRA QUALITY size. Former Price 81 10.
APPLAUD XLPACAs H 7sc, "'"' GAME Worth o.
GREAT DECLINEl
BLANKETS for ea Former Price 81.
BJ.iNKETS for 36 Former Price So
RIINKETs for 81 Former Price 50
ri iNKFTS Tor Ss Former Price : TO-
nj aNKFTS for SO Former Price el2
BiaNKETS for $40 Former Price Sl3
BUY YOUR BLANKETS
WHILE THESE BARGAINS LAST.
rIANyFIs for nc Former Price Soc.
FLANNELS for SOC. Former Price soc'
fLANNELS for 62ic Forne! Price !Sc.
~
chNT0N rLANNELS sOc and Sc. Very Heavy.
BARGAINS IN MUSLINS ,n,cpo
MUSLIES LESS THAN WHOLESALE rfuOho'
pr.vrR ri oTIIS ~ 50 Former Price a.
pEavEH CLOTHS "a Former Price ~
BEAVER CLOTHS $3.50 Former fnce ~ w.
BEST aSAsHmhisn n o a II " 5! ss
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ALSO, A LARGE LINE OF MERlNOEs, BAhMohAL
SKIRTS. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, HOSIERY,
SHAWLS WOODEN GLOVES, kc., &ci &c.
FROM AUCTION,
AT AUCTION PRICES. -,
Customer. will find prices exactly o. advertised our
Stock being light We have been able 70 buy these goca 20
gr.., and the Prices at which shall sell them
will be LEss than the majority OF Merchants have paid Tor
them at Wholesale. FOSTER Dhol Ihh'i
No. III Bleecksrst, corner OF Commerce.
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IxyOoDs MINsTRELS, No. 5l4 Broadway.

NXyOOD's MlNSTRELS, No. 5l4 Broadway.
frurs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADvERTHB IN TEE
YORK HERALD
MONDAY, Oct 2s AND ExEnY EVENING puKiN"
he perormsd the New Local Sensation Buresque eopy'
~ " right securely entitled
THE NAN q T. s. nj Ii
THE BLACK.MAlLERS DEFEAT.
h AL, will embrace the entire strength Of the company
New scenery, Dresses, &c.
Scene Fir.t-rBg NFERNAL REGioSs-satsn IN council
the decree Fire. -, ,,u-, u,;. %,
pnnm and the Black Mail Chief. The Bargain. Bully for
Seen. Thri-THK EDITORS SAScrux-" Hes got the best
sr 'e Fomrrh-MAyAsERs HEADorARrERs-Meetins OF
Manager Report OF COMMITTEE; ,.n,xnrvcr
DFCLARATlON OF INDEPENDENCE
4. "a. ill Ia. fee .. No more black.Dai.'
sc.n- Fith-ABopE THE BLAcxMAI CHipp-ATpari,
u of nj. Victims Retrbuton. Satan claim bis own Duel
IN die dark Satan Victorious Defeat of the Black Mailer
SEEN. SIth-THE ENCHANTED GKovE.-Triumph Of the
Managers. Grand TsseapX.
Previous 10 the bur.sque
ETHlOPlAN MI STkE 7,
BY THE STAR TROUPE OF rHR WORLD.
Seat. secured during the day without extra charge.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Manageress. Mrs. JOHN WOOD
Stage Manager .'.."'''.'''.'''.'''''''' H.
this EsrARLIsHnySr DOES ADvsRrIs. II The
NETWORK HERALD
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of the greet tv local ;s1ss'1 aNb Sr1%'b RoLoouE
truthful varied and interesting pictures Of life snd
msnns in innummerabls novel and interesting phases Gu
~ THE STREETS or NEw:YORk.
received nightly Win sSs f,sSs; HS sIsG.'o
who fny ndose the opinion expressed on this represents
"'"' LIFE IN NEwYO
OH its originsl production. that Il rsnk,a
Tilt GREAT SENSATION OF TIE SEASON.
and warrants the announcement, Of reRstiiion
EVERY EVENING UNTIL fJBThEh SUi'Nb'
ELABORATE SCENERY BY HAYES,
including the beautifu ,ihleaux,
UNION SQUARE AND THE FIRE,
NEW 'I &SD APPROPRIATE MUSIC BY THOMAS
APPOINTMENTS. MECHANTcAL EFFECTS, AND A
POWERFUL CAST.
Door open a. u; commonwealth.
rINHE HIPPOTHEATRON,
NETWORK CIRCUS.
Foureenth.s st., between Third and Fonrthave'
Mr.. N. ....Duector Of Amu'eueia
(rHis ENHANCEMENT DOES NOT ADvrETrsn IN rHa
NEW York HERALD)
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK
EVERY NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATlNEES. at r.
MADAM LOUISE TOURNlAlRE.
GREAT TROUPE OF MENEGE HORSES.
Mr.. JAMES MADlGAN,
SOMERSAULT EQUESTRIAN.
Mr.. WIN. 0DELL
IN SCENES DRAMATIC.
Mr.. RICHARD RIVERS,
THE HIS rRIONiC RIDER.
Ell NiNO EDDIE
THE MARVELLOUS BOY Artistic
To conclude with. psntonne 81
TIiE -FOUR LOVERS.
DRYANT's MECHANICS HALL
ID No. AZ BROADWAY, above Grand.
rms EsTABLIsBusNr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NETWORK HERALD.)
Monday Oet. %, and during the week,
BRiANT'S MINSTRELS.
Tho Excelsior Troupe Ia the following Pieces,
LES MIsERABLES; On, OLD TINES ROCKS
OUR AFRICAN POLKA. SCARED CONIkABeSD
REGION rsE IN LUCK. DEAF IN HORN.
WEARING OF TIE GREEN.
STREETS OF NEW-YORk ~
DAN BRYANT.............ss.... ........' 'bAporn;
Psrquette 30 cents; Circle ~ cen' To oomnencs at 4
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The Kenosha Water. Cure

HAS no superior East orWest for pleasantness
II ; situation, completeness Of arrangements,
s'luhi ty Of climate, or excellence OF Medical
superintendent.
galts bath7arrangements, sudatory. electrother-
NAL and Others are unsurpassed The climate
is not onlg free from ague but, with its summers
cooler Than those of.St. Paul, is more inyigora-
ting than that Of New England.
Nor has any establishment more competent
phy sician than Prof. II. z, GsYonrl. ln-eharce
Of the KENosHA WArER CUR. lie has an init
mate acquaintane with al forms of Chronic Dis
eases and has been spapicplarly successful in
treating those ofthe female svstcm.
a-et3ifgNF 1n a.. PENNOYER, Proprietor.
etkENosHA. Wis, MAY 81, ls654tf IT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-05

MOTT A TEEyW

q, ..--T NOA' "A Is III wv
OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from tho
corruption that accumulaes in the Blood OF all the dis
coveres that have been made TO purgei out can
equal In effect HELlfB0LDS S CO1ETo0 U7gD EXTRACT
OF SARSA PARILLA 1t cleanses and renovates tho
Blood insts the vigor Of health into The eystem, and
purges out the humors which make disease Itstmuates
The healthy the body and expe the disorders
hatgrow and ranke in the Blood. Such remedy, that
could be relied on has long been aough for and now for
the rt time the public have one which they can de.
pend. Our space here does not admit Of certificates to
show its Effects but the trial of single bottle will show to
che sick that has virtues anything they have
ever taken. i.4
Two tablespoonful fhe Extract Of sarsaparlla added
toa pint Of water equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle Is equal to gallon of the Syrup Of sarsopara,
or the decoction as usually made.
Tho above Extracts are-propared on purely scientific
prlnelpesin Taeuo-and embody the full strength Of
che ingredients entering Into their composition ready
and conclusive test Will be comparison of their proper
ties with those set forth in the q. S. DEpcnsatory.
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will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by ten lines of the type composing
the body ofthe advertisement will be considered square
All transient advertismesnts Will be considered equal
o a square, and charged accordingly.
All transient advertisement together with Administra
tors Attachment Road and Ditch Notices, must be payed
or in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time, will be
charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements inserted, one or more
changes will be allowed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-05
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY!
ta ElM yE 6 4;

GUNNER Arrangements.--Two Through
OExpress Trains between CLEVELAND AND
NEW YORK Takes effect May l6, 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-05
IIEE ENEESOLAT95

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
For purifying the blood removing eli diseases arising
excess and imprndence in life chronic constitutional dis
cascs arising from impure state OF the blood, and th
only reliable and eecual known remedy for the OF
serofua, scald Head Salt Rheum, Pains and Swelling Of
the Bones Uceraons OF the Throat and Legs Dloches,
Pimples the Face letter Eyspclas and all scay erup
Nons of the skin, and beautlfying the ooNPLE1IoN.
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SflS DENTISTRY! ga
D. B. CRESSINGER,
8 u R q e q NJ
SuENS 81
ASEtSV-NZ

INormerly of "'Cressinger d Bro" Ashland.
Il wishes to inform the citizens of Upper San
dusky and vicinity, that he has "bought out"
DIS. Burrcll e. Bair, and will continue the bus
mess in the most approved manner
Especial attention will be given to the pres
ervation of the natural teeth, by cleansing,
filling, correcting irregularities and treating all
diseases arising from the teeth. This depart
ment of Dentistry is much neglected. but he has
paid especial attention to it during years of
practice.
Artificial Teeth inserted in every manner
known to the Profession. He uses only the best
materials and can trarraRt his work. as he takes
sufficient time to perform all operations perfect
ly. Only usual charges made.
eE Work engaged by Ds. Burrell & Bair,
is left with him to put up t.l
Rooms in Ayres' Building, three doors East
Of the Post Office, mp stairs.
June !, ls65-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-05
COIN NORTH.

The Mail Train South makes close connection at Ur
banq for Columbus, arriving in Columbus at $3.50 p NJ
H. MOE. Superntendent
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The M'yandat giuneer
is PUBLISHED EVERY
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
INTHE BERRY BLocK-THIRD STORY,

IN THE BERRY BLOCK-THIRD STORY,
At the low rate of two dollars per annum, II
paid in advance; dollars and fifty cents ifpaymentis
delayed six months.
s. NJ PRrrENarLL & Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York,
and 9Th State Street, Boston, Mass agenls for the
Pioneer in those cities and authorized take adver
tlsmentsand subscription for us at our owestrates
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

The present situation Of the Alabama
question, the Boston Post remarks, is
satisfactory 10 the English 1t is de-
monstratcd that no demand has been
made in the case by the United States
since the accession of President John
son to Office; and the final review by
Minister Adams ofthe criticisms offer
ed by Lord Russell, the form and spirit
Of the last years proposal, leave the
matter where il can be clearly under
stood by all. Mr.. Adams remarks in q
style OF dignity which all our reprezen-
latves at foreign courts will not go
amiss II emuiating. that 1T is not to
De understood that the United States
incline TO act dogmatjcally, or in .
spirit Of litigation. They desire TO
maintain amity rs well as peace"
And he adds, in conclusion, that there
is no fair and equitable form of con.
ventional srbitrament of reference TO
which they viii not be willing to sub
nit OF course Lord Russell could
raise no reasonable objection to acquais
proposal of this character, bat felt con.
PEELED to accept it as a friendly profess
sion, which he did not hesitate 20 re.
c~iprocate. And he added that Her
Msjesty's Government would be con-
tent to awaits such time for final settle
ment as Mr.. Adams might indicate,
when it might be usefully undertaken,
We are therefore to infer, from the
present posture Of matters, that the
English Government is ready to leave
out the case to arbitration, to be turned
over to such tribunal as may be even
tualiy agreed upon whenever we shall
signify our readiness to have it taken
up.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

l approve the measure, 1 suggest sir,
that you postpone its issue, until YOU
can give i to the country supported by
military success instead Of issuing IL
as would be the case now, upon the
greatest disasters of the wsrlf Said
Mr. Lincoln; The wisdom Of the
view OF ofthe Secretary of State struck
me with very great force. Il wos an
aspect OF the case that, in ali nv
thoughts upon the subject / had en-
lreiy overlooked. The result was that
l put the draft Of the proclamation
aside, as you do your sketch for a pic
ture, waiting for a victory.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

THE CoNrLExIoN II Is Cov,vo
Private commercial letter. rso.-3
here say that in the best informed ~
liticAl circles Of Europe, tho bel;aF
general that Macmillan has expresse5
TO his iather-in law, King Leopold. and
also 10 his brother Of Austria. tbe
strongest possible desire 70 abdicate the
rickety throne OF Mexico. The intima-
I OF OF this wish At the Tuiieries. through
these intermediary parties, is at the bot
tom OF much Of the excitement in Psris
IN regard to Mexican affairs eenarally
~ Is = much more serious business for
imperialism, than the defeat OF a raw
Beigian troops at Tacambaro. IA ina
he newlySnstalled Emperor airea5v
eager 70 get out Of the concern. and ont
o. ne country 81 the same tma-N
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20
Starvation In Georrln.

CHATTANOOGA juno Is.
General Wilson telegraphs that the
Government has issued to the poor in
Atlanta during the last seven dsvs
over one hundred thousand hounds IN
mest and -four, He represents the peo.
pie IN ten counties adjacent TO Atlanta
IN a starving condition, aud saws thai
relief in the way OF corn and meal
must be extended to thirty thousand
people, ~ the very least, with such EN-
cheney IS 10 ave life.
General Thomas has ordered five
thousand bushels Of corn to le distrib-
uted for the relief Of the INDECENT neo
pie in the Northern counties of Geo..
GA
The records of the Confederate
Treasury Department ans r.
secret Journal Of the Provisional Co..
gress are now in General Wilson, -,
session, and viii be sent to Wasbirc.
ton.
Major General Steadman arrived bs-,
asa evening, aud was warmly reoeive3
BY his numerous friends He resume
duties as commander Of the district
The Chattanooga and Atlantis ra;I.
Dad bridge is being rapidly pushed to
completion The road viii reach 41I.T
a by July lst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20
A New Yorker m Rlchmnnh.
A T STEWART PROPOSING TO INVEST MONEY
Is i BURNED DISTRICT OF TIE
LA1E REBEL CAPITAL.
From he Ricbmo,d ub5r la

From he Richmond Wing, Jnns Is.
A report was current on the strAat
yesterday that Mr.. A. T. Stewart the
wealthy merchant of New York had
determined TO erect a block Of subston-
tla stoTehouses, on one Of the SQUARES of
the burnt district ofthis city, provided
he can make satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS
with the owners OF the land Il is said
that he does not propose to purchase
the sites, hut TO takes lien upon them
snd retain control Of the edifcps. when
erected until he reimburses himself
from the rental of the improved proner.
ty. Several German architects and
craftsmen have arrived here from New
AoTk, we learn, to survey the property
and TO prepare the plans.
This Is a grand idea Of Mr.. Stewarfs
and we trustit viii be carried into ex-
ecution. He can, if he chooses. make
a good thing by the operation; and
we take 10 for granted that he will not
ind our land-holders so impracticable
as to refuse to meet him more than half
way, II need be, in the negotiations
which must precede the adjustment OF
terms The demand for stores will in
a high rent for the buildings, and
We doubt not that the owners of the
ground will concede to a liberal per-
eentage of the rental, besides legal in.
'erest until the principal is repaid.
Apart from the peouninary benefits
resulting from this enterprise. Mr.
Stewart will acquirea distinction amor o
he Oenetactors Of Richmond, whic' |
my man might covet The aSewart
Block would be a lasting memorial OF /
hoeraiity ana public spirit, as well as !
n hls enterprise and sagacity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20
D. SMITH Co
NO. "a PEARL STREET.

We have just received 6 very large
accession to our stock in scarce and
desirable Goods, such as Victoria
and Standard Hats, of all qualities.
Flowers In Csrmine, Rose, Buff
and other choice %colors; Ribbons IN
White, Green, Buff. Mode, and all
shades most in demand. together
with a variety of Straw Trimmings,
Cords and T~assels, Ornaments, jets,
&C, &c.
We have also determined to offer
to our regular trade, very great in
ducements in job lots Of Bonnets,
Hats, Ribbons. Flowers, Laces,
Silks, and general Millinery Goods.
Of which they will do well to avail
themselves.
JAMES D. SMITH & CO.,
"a Pearl street