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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
TENNESSEE.
Election of n Bishop-Wis Aniecedents-
Outrage ON Freedmen's School.
NASHVILLE, SATURDAY. Sent. 9. 1861.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, Sept. g. 1865.
The Episcopal Convention has nominated for
Bishop Of the Diocese of Tennessee the Rev. Charles
L. Qunard who FOR four years the Chaplain of the
Rock City Guards, and afteIward OF Rebel regiment
from this city. lie unanimously elected ON the
1Fst ballot.
Some returned Rebel soldiers on Wednesday night
burned the freedmens school at Declerd, Tenn Mr.
Schulz the teacher obliged to iy for his life. Gen
Johnson commanding the middle district OF Tennessee
la prompt 10 suppress these and Other
iagess acts,
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"s"neh Of the United States sioop.of-War
Guerrero.

B0sros, Saturday. Sept. Q, 1865.
Inc United States sloop- bolivar Guerrero was
Xssseesiniy launched here this afternoon from the
NJ Z ard In presence OF large crowd Of spectators.
Edwin Hart, naval constructor Oh the Yard, super.
20 The launch. The snip was duly christened by
a. snna Hart, daughter Of the naval constructor,
Jennie Lenthal. daughter Of j. N. Lenthal.
bureau Of Construction of the Philadelphia Navy.
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Ferry Boat Burned.

ALBASY Sept. TO- 1855.
The steam ferry boat Thomas 7. Olcott,
owned by the Western Railro9d Company. and plying
between this city and East Albany. accidentally caught
fire while lying at her dock here about O'clock this
evening and Ler upper works. decks, &c. were de-
stToyed and the engine and machinery must be badly
damaged. The Hudson River Railroad boat lying
alongside was ont and thus escaped destruction.
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Business Notices.

THB COUNTERFgITERs OF UNIMPORTABLR FOR
peumery pay bat poor compliment the ssacy and
taste Of American ladies' they expect them buy their
simulated "ertrac.s" when PnALoSs "NIaHr BLOOMING
CsRxus" the article Of s kind any country obtain
able everywhere.
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THE FIELD.
Bnse IL all.

ACTIVE or NETWORK VS.. NINE or BROOKLYN.
The Atlantic and Active match announced
for Saturday last did not come or The Aciives were
on hand IN good time, but the Atlantic nine through
some Misunderstanding did not put in appearance.
However. very pleasant and interesting game was
PLAYED with the Activcs side and the other made
up from members Of the Atlantic. Enterprise Excelsior
anl Star CInha tho rean.t haLng folloMs.
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CAIRO. Sa'nrday Sept. 2. Is55.
New-OrleanS dates of the I'd inst. say the re-
ported prevalence of yellow fever at Galveston is de-
nied on good authority.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Boys and Childrens GARIBALDI CUTAwAY and ZOU-
AVE SUITS BY the Thousands at Reasonable Prices
l. V. BRoKAw. No. 81 Lafayette place
No. - Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
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BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY. The total
lumber Of deaths last week 2Oj the principal dis'
SUMPTION 10; marasmns 10; hopping cough Il spotted
fever Ii Giphtheiia o: cronp.2i small po1 |; cholera
|. sc, Under one year Of age. o. Natives OF the
United States lG5 ireland, To- Germany l1i other
countries o.
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THg BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT. The
Board Of Aldermen will resume THEN sessions this after
noen The Supervisors will operations on ed
Desday next when number Of minor appointments are
10 De made which excite considerable interest among
politicians.
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YEw-YORK W.. BOSTON.
The First Eleven of these clubs will play a
match az the Bedford cricket grounds Brooklyn. to
day and Tuesday. hne display may DC expected, a.
both clubs are strongly represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
DIR. J. w. PoLAxD's
WHITE PIsx COMPOUND
10 now offered to the afflicted throughout the country,
saer having proved by the tes Of eleven in
tho New gland States where its merits have become
well Known a. the from which in part 1t derives its
virtues
THE WHITE COMPOUND ccRys
Sore Throat, Gods, Coughs Dphhea Bronchitis, sp.tns
of Blood, and Pulmonary Affection, generally.
lis a remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com.
plants Diabetes, Difficulty Of Vodins
Urine. Bleeding from the Kid
neys and Bladder. Gravel,
aud other complaints.
PoR pfLEs AND scuRvr IT FOUND VALUABLE
Give it trial II you would learn the value Of good and
tried Medicine. 1t Il pleasant, safe and sure.
Sold by Druggist. and Dealer. IN Medicine generally
Gao. ". SWEET W. D., Proprietor,
Boston, Mass
DExAs BARNES, No. 81 Psrkrow,
&c. WELLS b. Co. No. us Franslnst,
General Agents for New-York.
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EsS Her Mnje.t,,s s,cnmer Himaiaya.

FATHER POINT C. r.. Sept TO- 1865.
Her MajestyS steamship Himalaya passed
here at . O'Clock this morning.
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The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRrNGRR, with cog.
wheels Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanted
everywhere. r. C. BRowNIsG Gen. Ag't, 3i7 Broadway
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BY the careless misplacing OF a switch near
LYNN on the Eastern Railroad last Friday night a
train ran of the track and damage ensued to the
amount Of &aOOD
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One Horace L. Willard who attempted to throw
train from the track at KsnnSbunk. Me- last Tues
day night has been arrested He about 20 years Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

ERIcssOys CALoRIC ENGINE,
of improved construction. at No. l64 Duane-st.
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JEFrERs, 573 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies
and Childrens SHOES at reduced prices. The Ladies
invited to call and JRFPER No. 573 broadway
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Memphis Cotton Market.

CAIRO Saturday, Sept. 9, 1865.
Memphis Cotton Market is more active:
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THE FINEST OyRRcOATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
w. BRoKAw. No. o. Lafayette place,
no. " Y9uIth.yve.. 0pposits Cooper Union.
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Our Infant has been brought safely through
the critical period Of eethns by the sole aid of Mrs WINS
LOW SOOTHING syrup We advise all parents to procure
i,-[M1sis,pp Baptist.
It correct, scidi,y Of the stomach, relieves wind colo,
regulate. tie bowels and by giving and health to the
child comforts the mother.
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Advertisements

What Burden of Uncertainty 1t Removes. -
The opening OF each window and door te'egrapns 10
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INNINGS

1T "a "a ith 9Th 9Th eth eth. Tot.
The Nine q
Aetiye'......7 0 IL
UmpiIe-Mr. Dakin Of the Excelsior Club.
ScofcrB-Messrs. sutton and Williamson.
Fly-caicles-Ihe Nine, o. Active, l.
Time OF game hour a. minutes.
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DIED

BERGH-At Rhinebeek, on Saturday hO'"he' 'cp" o. ''
Eliza r. Bersh. ,,,., % .ta,a h., s,r.r.I
from tho house OF her s,sof' 'i'' - " - "' Wa $500
day Sept II, at . O'Clock A. =, .,.,o.l
A ia, train ftVu Now yofk
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Sept TO- 1900
IRFF. pAvIS-HIS TRIAL.

WASHINGTON Sept. TO- 100.
JEFF. pAvIs-HIs TRIAL
=, =, row stated that the trial of jeff. DAVIS
=, ,..,odis,slv follow upon the final disposition OF
~. The statement is also revived that he VIII DC
.,ed In Richmond.
s''O ." PARDON SEEKERS.
Tbo-c were several hundred pardon seekers
TN, the Presidential mansion all day Saturday.
:. sllsd with those Of the twenty thousand dol
.s,nn and the daily arrivals greatly in excess OF
the departures
SOUTHERN P0STMASTERS.
The Post-Ofice Department is IN receipt OF
il. number of remit.ances from parties who were
aAtd 70 postmasters at the time Of secession, but
..;nlarcer number very cooly write the Department
.s,,r for payment of balances due them for postal
,cs rendered the nhel States up 10 the period OF
rebellion.
MALLORY.
rtConrressman VIM. d. Bishop has been
, the past week endeavoring TO secure the release OF
n, Rebel Secretary Mallory.
SOUTHERN MAIL CONTRACTS.
The Postmaster-Generel is preparing large
rrser of proposals for carrying the mail throughout
,bssouth and when these contracts are cosedspost-
osces will be reopened in most Of the prominent towns
and cities The advertisements inviting proposals for
oreyapce Of mails in North and South Carolina from
N, LAT of January ls6G have been printed in pamphlet
tr,n and large numbers of them sent on Satur-
sr 70 the care of the Governors of those States and
.ses AGENTS Of the Post office Department for general
distribution
LAND OFFICE STATISTICS.
There were 3,s73 acres taken up at Lacrosse,
Lot. nnIgp fhp
Homestead Law.
BOOK BINDING IN NEw-ENGLAND IN 1850.
The census of 1860 represents 80 Ok-binding
Establishments in the New England States in that year.
With au invested capital Of sll2.7jO; employing PIG
male and 339 female hands, paying for material $780,
o. for labor s49 49, aud yielding products annually
70 the amount of si9l,765.
FINANCIAL.
The amount of National Currency issued by
Ire Treasury Department during the week ending the
9Th inst was 81 300 and the total amount up to that
date sl79 $50. Tie Certificates Of Indebtedness
redeemed at the Redemption Bureau of the Treasury
Department for the week ending Sept O. amounted to
s6Oi6 24O and the amount of mutilatod currency de-
siroyed, to sc, 49,. 800
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue on Satur-
day amounted TO Ss50,OO0
APPOINTED.
The President has appointed John Ferris Col
ee;or OF Internal Revenue for the Fourth District Of
Indiana
TO REPORT FOR DUTY.
Assistant-Surgeon s. II. Homer has been or
dsred to duty in charge OF tie Marine Hospfs Gin
ennati Ohio.
ORDER FROM GEN. AUGUR.
MajOr-Gen. Augur, commanding this Depart
rent las just issued tie following order:
Tie troops now commanded by Brighten. 7. L.
Dent U. s. Volunteers. forming the City Garrison are
announced as separate Brigade under the provisions
o General Orders No PSI. War Department, Adlu'
tant Generals Office, August 81 ls64, and VIII heTeai
,er De designated as the Garrison Of Weshington
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MAR RE ID.

CARMALT-CHuRChILI.-On Thur.day SEPT 80, Iss
vary Church Utica n. Y. by the Rev A. D. %h,
James y. Carmalt of Sasquehsnns County TO- =" N
lotte j., daughter Of DIR. A. ChuIchin oil ouo~
GILLEsPY-sIDyLI-on Saturday, Sept 3 BY she Rev. r.
s. Foster John W. GiIlespy Eliis Msda sael, a.usn'
ter OF the hte Cornelius L. Sdo, all OF TINS oJ' o
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Il the Associated Press
wAsHNGToy. Sept. 10, 1855.
sOU rWFRE MAILS.


The Postmaster General has made contract
fr mail service from Cairo Illinois. via Mound City Cal
tiOnia and other intermediate points to Iuka Miss 3e
miles and back times week, by steamboat at 5000 per
snuum for four years Also contract Tor the convey
snce Of mails from Albany, Ca, TO Monticello Fla.
and intermediate points 800 miles and back. three
tines week. Additional post-ofices have also been
opened in Virginia North Carolina Georgia and Mis-
sisSipp.
SPIRITUAL ADVICE TOR WInZ.
The War Department has granted the request
Of Capt Wirz that the Rev. Fathers WheelaR ard
Hamilton be permitted to visit him TO administer relg
sUus consolation.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from the Internal Revenue con-
tnne 10 be as large II notarger than was anticipated
The enormous sum of s2i3,33l was collected by a. B..
Field Collector of tie Sixth D strict OF NewIork Oh
Saturday
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY,

The CHOLERA -IMPoRrAHr STATEMENTS
Of DR sAYRE.-The full Board Of the Commissioner,
Of Health met yesterday afternoon, and received
some important papers the subject Of choors Dr.
sayre presented and cad communication from DR.
Marsdon. Quebec, embracing a plan for the quar-
antining OF cloera. Dr. n. claim, that . spaeo Of
100 feet Is sufficient to .he conlason Of ehoors
The report was received With favor, and referred 10
the medical members Drs. bwinborn, sayro and
Murphy, to report thereon.
Dr, SavIe said that inatnueh as tho ner,pspor,
had 1eemed with Communications on tho subject Of
ohoerA and many Of them anlmadvorting on the
action Of the Board, he wished to yndicato from tho
highest authority, the prCpuey of the touf,o pur.
sued by the Commissioner. Some Of tho eommuni.
cations had been sgned by name. to which the
stterr NJ. ID. had bs,n s ed, and IN some Of them
ine,o leteiH ihIfht s'a..d for Mad boz OF Alddied
,oAIu' 10 J1dre from tho want oi science aud com
@ ,iV soh1e hey dhpaj ed. II" tel 10 vac due t0 the
puL le 10 know whlt had cen done hy tie C1umir-
soher7' ahn list they had leon CuiC rocly hy tie
have grounded their action. TLey wee bound IN
90 rlen an Influential body OF citizens had siyen
,ohlihliolofy and absurd theories on tbs suIlo
lE B. then read from Tie statements ~ DR. ro,t
IN % oi the medical adyises 0i tho department OF
a4r,. sEg,H1 OF uho Citizens Assoaton, IN which he
s.tat .Hut tthefAi lMpfrss.On prevails that tho
oieN ploie.sou do not know .he causes Of cholera,
", ~ ~ , ,ttS'htnt Wheieu. no diseae was better
@ ~, su wv lhe profession. As to ts cause, thoio
VIZ 'So elements; !. An cpideuho influence Of
n',n un 70 AZ entirely ignoTsnt aud z. A. 10 tho
y shich II IA transmitted we are unacquaiut-
"a, ai'.I uacing the history OF the disease, DR. r.
h1S anY,11Sd .lat me wealthy and influential Ga.sss
mbic rons ~ ~ home-for two reSons l. To inspire
pun,io p', conn lenoe and 2. To giye advice 10 the
.,s,nd oiesson. Dr. sayre ud the first reason
t,"rd sas @ pto.er, bu' the second was en iIrT
slsuiu' ana an insnlt to the medical profession Df
s@yio oi3'ed the.o views BY flo .uthoIty oy .Lo
80. ~ ~ I.u,ls racing th lOaIse oi tic recent
vst oi oholeIa TO Constantnople demonstrating its
sAAIAsleh ARa AIso b LAal u hD' 'AIsRse-
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News Items
by T.ls7rsph to the Hss YOrl Sun.

Tns railroad depot At Lebanon, Ky, WAS burned
yesterday morning.
Gov. HoLDEs, Of North Csrolins, who has been
dangerously III, is improving, and Ia able TO sit up
IN his room.
TnE Hon. A. NJ. Harrington, Chancellor OF tho
State OF Delaware, died suddenly in Pailaielphis
yesterday.
An order has been Issued removing al colored
troops IN Wilmington, ~ Co to ports on tho coast.
garrison Of she town.
Gov. CosY, OF Maine, has ,rpolnlsi Gen. George
T. shspley 70 the Judgeshp on the Supreme c. urt
bench OF that State, made vacant b. the rssigns-
ton Of Judge Woodbury. Davis
TUE workmsn now employed in tho Boston
Navy Yard number about $500 and under a
recent ord'r Of the NV Department from l. 200 to
l,bO0 will be discharged nsEs Saturday
TINS schooner veleus, from Georgetown, g. C."
for B1ston, was absndonsd on ts sO'h inst, l6O
miles of Haueras, e,Eny badly and With her
rigging carried away. Hor crew have arrived At
Fortress Monroe.
LAST Saturday til. Collector Of lnterns n venue
At Louisville, Ky, seized the suck Of manufsc-
turer Of tobacco, for alleged frauds in Fsturns' and
not keeping looks as required by law On Mon
day tho stock and Implements u smother manu-
facturer were seized tr the "mo reasons The
cases arc now under. lny,asigstoa bJih In New
York, whsro part Of tie stock Is held and in
Louisville.
TnE Boston Board Of Trade has atopsed . series
| OF resoluuon. l,.k,, 40 Increased cotton TAislnz
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
North Carolina.

Ralsigh, ~ c., SOu. 2s.-IIon. Thomss sobble, 3
saunch Un.on man, VS., elected Speaker of the
ftate senate to day. BoIh Houses organized and
adjourned III tomorrow.
Washington Nor 25.-Dr. POWELL the State Agent
for North Carolina, who recently arrived At Raleigh,
~As tue bearer Of letter from Secretary Seward to
Governor Holden, in which the following passages
occur;
The President sincerely trusts ths, North Csroina
will hy her joint legislature pToupty accept the
CongressionAl amendment Of the Constitution
Of ne UuIel states abo,lshing slayerj, lie
re les upon you 70 exercise all your functions a,
AeIetoiOIs uith Ihs bs@e wisdom AID we sAa,
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Wisconsin.
Serious Anair-The People Destroy .
Railroad Track.

kilvautte, Sor. 2s,-Ths track Of the Ia Crosse
Railroad ". torn up and bridge burned near Ger
msntorn, eighteen miles from this city last night
supposed to be the work Of farm morssse- who
have mortsased their farms along the line Of the
Railroad Company to the amount Of . million Of
dollsrs, which mortgages being foreelosed. The
farm mortssse, threaten 70 destroy the entire road
n the Company fail to make provision for the pay
msnt Of the mortgages. A sres, deal Of trouble IL
sppreh hended.
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sprit Of LOYALTY and devotion 70 the Union that has
marked your ministrpt on hitherto. The President
desires you to feel entirely assured that your eorts
to sustain the administration Of the government
and give effect TO its policy fully Appreciated, and
that they viii In no case be forgotten.
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FKANtE,
telegram from Parir, Of Nov. t2th, says

Five Days Later News.


Two hundred and seven cases OF cholera have
occurred here, eighty Of which proved fatal
King Victor Emmanuel arrived At Naples on nov.
II, and met with an enthusiastic reception. lho
pIlGc was illuminated for the Occaiion with Bengal
liz hts.
on the 10th the King accompanied by the Mnls-
tiers, the Perfect and Ma or Of hHpes, visited tho
cholera hospitals, aud tnve,teatsd the sanitary
system now IN operation. he King ha. contiluutei
towards the relief oil the sum ers from the epuenc
telerrnm nom Rome, November 10 snys
" "Cho'e dHt not at present exist ulon fonllch
Territory. Nefy lew cAsos nave occurred at CoIheIo
ami lOfcanellH"
Ihe Ott'rvstoTe RouASo puM.h.s Instructions
Issued by the Central Roman tIr mitiee' IN we" OF
tie departure OF the French ttOOps, tealns ol lAs
mean, by hich Rome 10 10 unite 70 ltaiy ~
Orders have tecn Issued Obi 'lus mo cntiy lh'o
Pontitca territory Of travellers conins itom NhPes
or adjacent plrce., unless they can owe stay "
fifteen days IN district tree from the tplGenic'
IL In stated that the evacuation o. tr O'lucos ~
Nellltri and FtOslnOne b. lhe fIeLch ~ Con n'9 .
on the 18th, and they viii bo IeplLeeI ~ loh'no'A'
troop. a -
A tslcgrsm from Florence, OF November l9, says
The Italian Cabinet has AddTe-'el an olueI W wy
civil and military auHoiuer, Eho Ia cone lueh,e !"
the WthdsGw al Of the French tTOops viii De bIoih h'
into contact with the + ntihcisl iurctonarlp
order enOins strcI Observance BY the llAlhn hl'"i
ties OF the duties arising IRON tie ne" ''A'' VI
things. .,,
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
A telegram from Pesth, Of November " says
At meeting Of thc Desk psIty, held yes~tdny, q
| the house OF Buol Estyoi, l. "" .iIoi lW ih'
| follow inc demGn o. Oud b. eAg esse' - tle .epj
TO Le sICeCh .C.L lie thrO.e, - L. I.p.c-c-'A.
| opening OF the Hungarian Diet
EIsl-Ihs GoplvlVlloaAl IlSbu al HungAfV shAi
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continue 70 form the h..is Of all further negotiations
bet-een Austria snd Hungary.
S,eondaLhe INTEGRITY o. auns,ry " con Son,ii'uted y.
sclsvouis, TO b, rs-estsblished.
Third-The for nation Of responsible gov' rnment
FouptS-The provisional re-e,isbl,hment Of com.
itau the basis Of the laws passed By ths Hunsa-
rian Diet Of iS4'' SPAIN.
A dispatch from Madrid. Of November 10 says;
The Queen hu been slightly indi,poS,d at Ia
Gsnjs, and was confined to her bed during one day.
A telegram fIom Lisbon ssysi
Advice. received here from Brazil announce that
The spanish squadron has blockAdsd the Gillian
poru.
Tho Nsva scstisn's Ncws-
London, Nor. ls.-Ths DAILY Nrws is indignant
At the tone OF tho military dispatches and newsps-
per correspondents st JsmsieA which, Il thinks.
that ths foroeity depuunce in ssvssss can
take possession Of English hears, aud mercy aud
justice can be forgotten by Ems ii'h officers a. thor.
oushly ss by Indians and Coss.f'"
Tho TUrs says ths, the authorities appear TO have
acted With comm endsble promptne,s In Jamaica the
chief Of the rebels having been captured, tried BY
martial Law, and executed at once.
Tho TINES "eity article" saysE "spanish soeuri-
ties experienced . heavy fall yesterday, IN eonse-
quence Of ,he particulars brousrt by the wos India
Mail In regard to tho spanish ChilLsn troubles"
The Government detained the OUTGOING West Indis
Mail ,tesmer in order 10 allow the commercial bod
tirne To consider What rep, we're necessary 10 be
,slen for tho prooction of Bri,h ip tere.ts I'm Chill
The London TtxHs ,.y, that Il IL ported that Mr.
Cushing 10 Instructed not only TO cooperate vita
Mr.. Adams In bringing the respective claims Of th
two Government. to . ,e,tlement but 10 ..certs In
tho opinion. prevailing In England concern ns
American finances. Such a purpose, II ,ay,, v,uld
strongly sttest the pacific dtpo.iton OF the Au,er
e.n Government. and q, good credit moan, ,m,nd
policy and GOOD administration such new, shoald be
ENCOURAGED a. . benefit TO tho vhoo world
IL is ,t.,ed that the cold weather has had no eec,
A., -.-t- ~. -. 49,. 49,, ~, Az. r, -. :,
-. h..,,...,.,, 4,
r'- -, .,,-
ee'ons' INC lou>" hos" Seu''' -. poen Ats'u
remAnded for further eIamliiation. Msrtin IIig-
- -, A., 4. ....h.. ,s..s ,..,,.. ~,
- -, -
A"eNoa ~ iuAni' anu o0niH'4e' 'o' u'si' Inc
u'"n h''S - - P','On vas
ao'pa'nou iio'n NV i'' =" 'e anu stINea
here with CREDENTIALS TO appoint another Head
Centre in the Mace Of StepAsus. Ho sccompl shed
n" mission ana returned 'ho H'uoe OIL 'oo INV b'sd-
Centre, which vas kept secret.
Iho iNts says INC scneih ''hn W 'nc h"ul~'
peope OF LNu'poo seems " .. VI Nv hnsaha sh'u u'
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vsss capital, no, only on N. ground Of .eon.
'dsrae humanity, bu, also to .ccu,s their labor
TO themselves ADD the country.
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ea1. TO-DAY IITidhy! N,IOJ IAIoh Ihe markcl clos
iny htnct, bat At unchanged price.
BioaIstutis The market wa. bare. Proyisions
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circular reports tho r.cs Of the week 4G,JyU bass
The market has declined I'D per pound, Tho
authorized quotations are