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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

ioUISvLLE MAEErr STREET RALEoAn.--Thi>
enterprise seems 10 be tho absorbing topic Of con-
sersatiou IN Louisville 10 the exclusion almost Of
matters which arc generally thought more utter
ssting. contract for the construction Of this
road, which was approved by thu General Coun-
eli. has been vetoed by the Mayor. Those who
support the Mayors policy believe tina 1.-THE mem
bcrs of the General Council have been subjected
20 improper influences; while those who side with
the General Council. assert that the Mayor him
self has pledged his support TO this road. for cleo
tionoering or other purposes. Thus. two parties
have been formed, who are debating the matter
with great spirit
No division Of this kind, far as are aware, CA
lists in regard 20 city railroad. Its direc-
tors arc aching in harmonious concert and the
work is rapidly progressing,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

"a SALUTE ofcne hundred guns was fired yes'er-
day at noon. from Capitol Hin, by direction OF
Governor Brownlow. in commcmoration OF the
hattie Of Nashville. Dec. 18th, 1861
VIZ are informed that a certain gentleman VINO
mndc some inquiries in regard to the cause Of the
firing. was told that it was in honor OF the ad-
inrrnpca. of the Tennessee Legislature today
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

l.. II. BuENrrr. late Captain the Confederate
army. is 10 Ice tried before military commission
ON the Goth inst. on tho charge Of murder and
violation Of his parole,
TuE person murdered was Federal sergeant,
rs, the name Of Jas. =. Poland. The murder, We
understand. was committed about two months
.ipro. near shell Mound, Ala. Capt. Burnett is
,,pScr 5OOlo dollars bonds for his appearance be
10 tho commission.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

MrxIclrAL.-so Some doubt having arisen IN re
,o,l 10 the legality of the election of two Council
men and one Alderman, by the City Council ot It's
last meeting, the whole case was yesterday sun
m;ttcd TO T. n. East, ESQ, City Attorney Tor his
decision. The election being declared by him to
he illegal on account Of iniormalty, and for other
reasons. the Mayor has called a meeting OF the
Citv Council. tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, at the City
uou IN adopt such measures as may be necessary.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

Mn. SINGLETON, of the Postofhoe news depot
hes our thanks for eastern papers IN advance Of
the mails.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

V,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RETURN
/ Ell from the North. With the best stock 70 be
had in the country RUGGIES AND CAR
RIAGEs ALL NEW. and horses superior TO any
in this city. - .. -.
NY facilities for BOARDING HORSES By
THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH. are unequnlled
in the city. The services Of an experienced Host
Ter nave been secured. who will give his exclusive
attention to stock. -
Constantly on hand a fine lot % HORSES
AND MULES for sale at the Low EST MARKET
RATES.
Having had long experience in the business.
feel satisned that can give sat.fAstlon b All cases
dscf-lm J. =. PENTECOST.
, 1865-09-24
FROM MADISON,

Latter fron, Cen. 9Th,
r..'ss.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
poIf-A Ml"19 y..aus ,oo M,,s.a
Circular OH ooAo4cfP Fas-aAMe.1satS
Items. - - :.
,v...,.,n..-,.,.,,. =, n. f,btr,r, 1,,thr,e1 !
lsPec3a' oesp"% ~ @as ...h'..- 60 ..
MAuisoH' ocpt. ~
! A prominent Wisconsin officer has received let
@or ffnn, 1In (,en Jnn. (ihbou. Of tho 2ath At1ny
80 fo.,sn.,. ca,,,n,naer ~ fhr celebrated uIron
Go're, o,%e!y aaa H. ca.,, ~ s,h T,,enn.
ain. commanded respectively By Col. Lue1us Fair
ch,,5 .na Col Ton Alien. present Union carafdates
<c-...Z...,a 'c c..-..r- ~ e..ta 'of ytscnr.fn
fof Governor and eeefetasJ ot sne .. .ssoaan =.
In which the General Expresses his gsaupeAuon IN
the nomination Of Gen. Fai,child and Gen. Alien
~ uT-. y -: ..:,.a. ~ ,..,+Inr +ha mssorfty
, 1865-09-24

The Dc.MoIncs Episcopal Controversy
Resolutions OF the tsStratEht-0ut's
Democratic State Convention.
DrsAforsE., Sept. sa-An Injunction was Issued
ort of tho Supreme Court, and seTred on Rev. r
isyar, rector OF the Episcopal Church here forbid
t.itE him ofEciating again al st. IauTs Church. Il
fru3cirs 10 te secn whether he VIII io-nozfoW DEFY
Tic Cor,ts, al On last Sabbath he did tho SestJ Of
The church.
the robbery: Of The Trcasure1'a oencc o. MtchcA
comfy, arc mixing effort To secure their pafuon,
i liz gathering Is expected At Tho Repuhhsan
n,ose meeting here On the 30lh tnstant. Gel 70.
qpn trlec1aphs he cannot be present. out tnlttd
Statca SENIOR Ttumhun Il expected 10 supply MS
place. .,;..,,,u. ~
the field have leit for thai pu5posc.
Lccraud 8sington's straight uemoS9aiie state
Convention paseed twenty-thFec resolutions. &c
claiinE opposition 10 President johnson; thht tae
Soldiers CONVENTION WAS unwise and imptaeat,-
cable That the late war hns not glEcn ho Eeaerai
Gorc1nment apy right TO dictate to :hc people 0!
thst The Attempt to create negro auaafe u an A.
tempt to overthrow !hc popular fnsutnuons opho-
suon 10 reaidence Of negroes tn the Sate that tne
tyttcn Of Federal t&xottop Is aucousttaattonal the
Suspension OF the hdbt1s topus ID UNCONSTITUTIONAL
and shonld be resisted; also,
*sResoseed. Tint we bluth to be compelled to &C.
hQEladge that among the GQrel0o1a Of al The
, 1865-09-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

The Assessment OF tue 61st Illinois
Ncgt1ncnt-Spccfa1 Term of the u. s.
" District Court-ChurcIa Services -Pu.
J: 1icnts Mt Camp Butlcr-A European
CommtssIon-Bcct Roots nnd Beet
SuE1r. - ~'t
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Iibune.1
SrR1S0F1E1u. Sept q.
4 communication has just been received by the
Governor from the War Department. stating that
the o!ccE Of the G1st regiment have been assessed
$715 fot ttespzss done 10 : farmer IN Teunessee.
The officers had deposited <3oo with the Governor,
in anticipation Of the claim. and they have ordered
the remaining *s5 to be paid to the Lincoln Mouu
n1eut Association.
fpecsal term Of the United States District Court
will conyvne In this city on next Monday, at which
Judge puuc4n, of LuuIstana will be In attendance,
Ia connection With certain cotton cas against the
Government. .-...."
The 18TH regiment Illinois Volunteers hare ar
rived at this point from Nashville since my Inst re-
1he opening services Of the Third Methodist
Epfscopal Church will be held IN this city to,nor
row. IN very beautiful cddcc Just erected BY that
body. Dr. Creary, Of ST. Louis will preach
!: Ninety eight patients arrived Ut Camp Butler
hosptiaf on yesterday from Louisville. KS., having
beer transferred BY order Of the Surgeon GcaeEal.
0lmsted, Of Chicago. as Special Honorary Agent
fnr the Stale Of Illinois to proceed to such coun-
tries In Europe a., to l1m, ef1ll seem most
eritnbe tor the purpose OF uaklng4iuqntry and OBJ
tatniug sninrmation regarding The culture OF the
,eet root and Its manufacture Into beet sugar. Nr.
on his return submit report ct Ibis tnvcst1 CATIONS
tn The Governor.
, 1865-09-24
FROM PANAMA.

Tho Revolution luclicd-Dentli OF the
u. s. ConAtll-T'hc Peru Revolution
Religious federation in ChEtI-Eus1-
mess at ya1paraiso-Gcn.lB lBarrfcs Shot
--Dts&nti@fuctlon in Central Aplerfca-
L. S. Vessels ut Panama.
NEW Yonk, Sept. aa-The New York brings
tta.ce from Ennarna. Pnnama had been kept In con-
tinual excitement by tho reports from The scat Of
by despatch from the commander oi the govern
n1ent forces that all The rebel leaders had been ar
restcd with large portion Of thelt followers, and
that the entire revolution In the State might be
coi. Aiexander K. Mckee, o. $. Consul al Pana-
n,a. had died At that place af1er weeks Illness or
dysentesy:. Ills funeral was the largsst ever wit
lsgshfp Iancastcr, has been put In charge Of tho
Consulate until successor IS appointed.
The death Of g. II. Hopkins, chief engineer Of the
califotnia and buena Senusa railroad, Is also an'
Trouble appears to be brewing Throughout the
Republic, ard from Santa Martha w hare nesvs
of ,Etner revolutionary movements ihere. ,hs seea'
,ler Auenses. The prospects Of The rebels tn PeEu
ase poHed Eot az bright q previous accounts mp
rceeuted ahcr, and Il Is thought the Government
The passaee Of the kw tole.ating religious wor
ship Of all Kinds In Chill. has been satisfactorily
Ifc Goyc1umcut has called for tenders 70. ths
sci emc Of steam communication to England ria ths
business a. Valparaiso Is much improved. Ex
Vhe authorities Of Snlvador recently held d sum
1paTy court martial On Gen. Barnes Feyolutiontst
md had him shot. lie vas notified of hls senfcnc
Al II O'Clock and shot at ! o'clock next morning
throughout Central America. .-.
1he United Statcs uegshfp lancaster remains !!
Pan: ma harbor, as also The cyanc. The latter wi
engh Shap Now Yofk 6Iines s1.oss,Q go in .ptcic.
, 1865-09-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
a Train Pfcclpltatctl into the Hudson |
IkfEcr-fEnornncc OF an engineer
miraculous Escape Of the Passengers. |

A Train Pscclpttatcsl into the Hudson
1kfEcr-fGnoEnncc OF an Engineer
mIrnculots Escape OF the PnsscxEcrs.
TROY, n. J., Sept. e2.-A railroad accident O.
CURED On Tho Rensselaer, 4 Saratoga compAnya
long bridge, crossing tho Hudson river at this
MACE. about { O'Clock this e.enlng. 4 train Uas
hacking towards tic city tor the purpose OF stirring
out ut i O'Clock The engine Wa running tender
foremost followed By tMo passenger cars and bag
gngc car. The swing draw WAS open At tho time,
and the usual lights were dteplayed hnt The cnef-
nerr Iaisun.leIssood them, md did not M I.
The locomotive pl nged forty fset dowp
loved by OF the psseeuCer cars which WIS near
Il submerged. The other PASSENGER car was eu.-
pendctE over The abutment Our CITIZENS wrre
Startled l,y the csccping Of stcam from the engine
aud the light Of The wood work which caucht f1e.
Ladders MCsc soon procured to feac3l The wreck
rait bad lodged against it and tho men upon II and
The steamboat lowing it. for which The draw
uas opened, had a pa1row eseapS. Fortunately tho
only rxsepscss in the CIR vcr three person riding
ovcr to The city. one being the n1s.er mechanic
Of tho road. . They made their eseape
from the submer1ed ct. The engineer
MT, Doughton, and frrmen ). Aesse1, had
,rupef and cluEg 10 ahe bridge. They were mol
much hurt 1t Is almost miraculous that no one o1
Ite dozen ox n.oze men in tha GGaln ~rtc ttfuutl>
Injured. As The burning locomotive threatened ID
+Ct Gtc 10 tue bridge The teMen earned hose oye
| lie wreck and across The cnannsl. Measures we..
at once tnken to relieve the oTrrhauCuy CIR and re
| n. II The IN. Tbc bridge IL used both BY TIL
| S:1aioes and Central Railroads.. This Is the frs
ectiGrnt Of the Kind that eTer hsppenea thesr.
, 1865-09-24
MEXICO.
OdlclaI Documcnts-Junrcz and HIS
Cabinet Condition Of tho: liberal
Cause.-The Situation at Ri p3sOs.

OdlclaI Documents-Juarcz and HIS
Characterization Of tho liberal
Cause.-The Situation at III pasos
xExw Yoxx, Sept ss.-Documsnte concerning the
nee Government of Mexico arc published BY MI. J.
y. Nayau1p, Consul Of the Republic OF Mexico In
The United $tatcs, including communications nom
President Juayex and Mr. Romeo, his Mtnlatef to
WcshIpcton, IN cl1crle.s nom the Secretary. OF
Stale. Nr, Leido do I3oda. JnareE LETT ChIh1ahna
On lhe' 6th OF August, and arrived on the 1blh a
ii paeo. whero lie established his Goretnnent4
surrounded by his Cabinet, Us We nasS heseto.
f5rc annouccd. He u not only hopel1l bat
confident Of an ultimate Aud complete TRIUMPH
q, er the invaders. Flo has ettn larce bodies 81
troops Ut his disposal, who have commenced a.
lacking the various dctachments Of the Imperial
iete In aeaf now that the LATTER have go greatly
weakened their lines BY extending than, and ne
an:cpates decisive Victories for bls soldiers very
Boop. he docs not think that Ms1tmtlna4.s lofce
ul0 be likely to attempt TO drive him ftom El faso:
but eyeu should They enccced u doing e. ne nas
no idea Of abandoning BIZ country h9t Will remove
10 some other. point within the limits, ana thetc
continue the struggle. sanEu1ne Of uamate sac'
The officers Of tho Mexican Republic, who have
arrived here, lcastng FL Paso aho1t the beginning
Of the p1e7ent month, site that the people or taa
toun were unanimous IN IN enthuatashc reception
Of President Juattz.
General Nc9rete, with one hundred officers, had
rene 10 The interior 10 collect and discipline re
uiis, and expected to be able to raise large ore
in short time.
, 1865-09-24
he World" and Of 3 Christian romance,
PsfscA," in the style Of Cardinal Nfscman's

:. "PEissa, !" IN the style or Cardinal "semafS
In tie midst of tho excitement caused by
these arrests the Fasher-Provincial Of tho
Capucins Of Rome rctutnad from: bis hiding
place at Ctvita Vecch1a, aud suddenly chang
Ing his attitude, took part with the oa1eon-
tents. He even resolved TO conyoke the
chapter Of the Capucins Of all tho. Roman
Test against Pits the Ninth's brief, and to dc.
pote the Father. General. But the Pontiacaf
Government had been we'll informed, md the
chapter had no sooneT assembled than 1t r as
dissolved By. the Intervention Of the police.
The monks who had arrived from the country
were oil sent back to their respective con-
rents, some By railway, some IN PIivate car
riagcs.- The Capueins residing IN Rome then
resolved to draw up d protest agn1nst the pro-
ccedings Of the Pope, and to get 1t sfguod by
all the mendlcant orders, 20, as to give the
widest possible significance to an act WHICH
gould hare proceeded from the chapter OF the
Capucins alone, had not that chapter been
dissolved: The protest Is now circulating fn
all the converts Of Rome. :.
One result Of the agitation has been that
the Pope has thought Il prudent to release
the custodian, Father Felix Of Fznscati, who
had been shut up in the house Of detention
for ecclesiastIcs ncar the Angelica Gate. He
Summoned before alonsignor Sveghatti,
Secretary Of the Congregation Of Bishops,
Father Felix spoke il the most violent man.
ner against the. Pope. Three Capueins,
friends of the custodian, hare been expelled
with him, and. one by one, the chief maicon'
tents have been sent nway to distant con
rents. It Is believed that the Pope means to
gel lid Of all the !Capucins belonging to the
Roman province, and to replace them by for.
eigners: The irritation Of these monks Is ex.
treme. They disclatm against the Holy
Father with all that republican boldncss
which is the distinctive characteristic ol
the : followers Of. Saint Francis Of As
sissf, and which Is natural to men who have
nothing to lose, and are consequently supe
| rior to all those considerations which indu-
cnce men governed by material interests
The mendfcant orders In general, bound t
the Capucins by the tics Of ofbrotherhood, sym
pathIze.wtth them and support them IN thel'
resistance TO the Papai government. TIL
| monks arc passing in large numbers Into tn
ranks Of the opposition: They talk loudly q
the necessity Of reconciliation between Rom
and the Italian kingdom, and ofa general n
organization Of the Roman government an
| the more prudent Of them say plainly tha
| they desire the end OF a relEn which the majol
| ity Of the pzclatcs also find too long. becaus
1t opens no field to their ambition.
, 1865-09-24
WHrTESIDE COUNTY FAIR.
CnparalIeled Succc*&-Ten Thousand
People. Present.

(concspondence Of tho Chicago Tibunc.l
STERLING, Ill, Sept -
This day closes one Of the most successful
county fairs ever held In the State, and reflects
the highest honor upon Its energetic mana
gers. Thes Rather was aa that could be de-
sired, and the people took advantage Of it,
and came together,by thousands. On Thurs
day fully 10000 people were present, and
among them noticed the genial face of the
Hon. E, B. Washburne Of Galena.
The displayof articles Of all kinds Is very ex-
tensire, and tho taste displayed in arranging
the halls reflects great credit upon
these in charge The great attraction Of the
whole Fair IS the rnces that come OF every
day, under the supervision Of the we'll man
aged 'tSterling Driving Park Association" )"
md some Of them created much excitement.
A special train run from this place to Ful-
ton and return, and the splendid steamer
"Eterling" made daily trips On Rock River to
accommodate the people.
Probably no County Fair In the State can
boast Of such a success aa the one Just closed,
and many State Fairs arc very inferior In com
parison.
The Society is In good circumstances. I'm
parallcled attractions no doubt will be thu
the order OF the Fair next year. \.
, 1865-09-24
4. minated, that he should leave Tho country for
w WAsmscros, September sa-Chief Justice
Cbaeo has gone to New England.
Receipts from Internal RcTenue to-day ass e1''
THE ALABAMA. CONVENTION.

Paseagc Of. tic Ordinance AbollshtnE
SlnvcrJ-T1ac State Divided Into SIX
Congressional Districts.
HioN7doAknr, Sept al.-1he Conyention today
Hin Ierisiature durtuc The wnr, not inconsistent
with ia Cor1ttntlon OF the United Statef, and tha
ordinances Of thc present Convention, ereept shat
/: MoSToorER4, Ala, Sept 2a,-Thc Al4bama Con
rention his passed the ordnance doing away With
alavcly By efgtyniDe to three Ths Convention saso
trrcssiopal Djsiflcia. The Commiltea on tho Or
dinance OF Secession reports early next week
, 1865-09-24
The Nev York Press on the Syracuse
Convention.

Il
! Convention.
The Trl5uns Of Thursday says,
The proceedings Of the Convention, with
the platform, will be found In another col
umn, The late hour at which the report
reaches us forbils comment. 4 glance at the
platform satisfies us that 1t will start1e no.
body.
The Tinles says:
A concise report Of the proceedings Of the
Convention, with the platform adopted, will
be found In our telegraphic columns. It will
be observed that not the slightest al1usion
was made to the gentlemen nominated By the
Democrntfc State Convention.
The World says: .-..-
The wise and mastery strategy Of the Dem
ocsatic pafty hns enabled It to dictate the
course Of its competitor, and Inns rendered the
Republican Convention tame affair. In the
presence Of so formidable m enemy, the
Weed and Greeley factions burst not come to
an open rupture, and mutually drew IN their
/ horns to unite In that common endorsement
Of the President -whfcl, The action Of the
u' n,.ca.siix ~ The min thinn
| IS to give to the President the unequiyical
support Of the most popu1ous,' powerful and
Influential member OF the Union. BY the pat
| riottc action of tue Democratic Convention
| this object is we'll secured. We made 1t i'm
/! possible for the Republican Convention tt
| 1akc ground against the President Every
| Democratic vote cast In the election will b
| an Endorsement of Ills policy; and no Repub
lican vote despite the notorious opposition q
the Radicals) can be construed against it..
The Herald Is silent.
, 1865-09-24

new YoRK, September s3.-The 1tnaes, to-d1y,
tass there l. general inclination to invest bal
nnces In the tix l,cr cent. compound legal tender
potcs Of the 1854 date IN tho belief that the Seesc
lar Of Treasury may room conclude to reduce this
de*ctinon legal te1der notes, a. be ts authorized
converting purtfon Of them Into gold bearing
stock OF the United States unusually fair terms.
Ifanythins oI the sort ts done. It will loos to q
Thc aci does not authorize further borrowing .ol
money on funding Of tue ordinary legal tender
:rrcnhacke, hut only the fund!n. Of the interest
bea,inE Treasury notes or certificates OF indebted
, 1865-09-24

NEw TonK, Sept ea-seeetsry, Stanton drove
to Central Park yesterday, p H., With fer ftcnda
They were subsequently entertained at the hgute q
Judge Ptc1pout, where 1nany prominent membe1s o.
Stanton returned to Washington. During his ab.
teree tnm The Capital he has Visited boston and II!
fortidcatione, and when there accompanied by bnt
very few, be made tour Of the harb0r. lie called
at Fort Iafayette and was received with I'LL ccre.
raony by Gen. Burke. Ex-Senator and cx-rGbe!
Secretafy Mallory desired 10 zee the Secretary, bui
Sir, Stanton declined m Interview. Aftcr his do
rartnrr, however, Mr.. Mallory Urote nots to him
which wab Of tuch nature thst Gen. Burke sent +
Immediately oycr to Fort Hamilton, where MI:
Stanton had gone. Whatever 1t wns It produced
The Wished for effect, for Ar. Stanton rcturnedt y
Fort lafayette and granted Mr. Aallofya protEaet'
cd Interview.
, 1865-09-24

NEW YonK, Sept. 29.-The revenue cutter Sal.
mon r Chasc, the first completed Of six vessels Of
her c,asa, authorized to be built bJ Congress-, 10
ply on The Mort. crn Lakes to prevent smuggling
sea, and acquitted herself in The oei satisfactory
manner All six Of the yeste1e arc to be side wheel
steamers Of THO eame dimensions, and each will
Ccr!y a th!rty-pound Parrot gun and two twenty
four pound Dahlgrcn hoW1tzcrs. The others arc
also nearly completed and It Is expected Will soon
tnEe their Dlacea On the Lake.
, 1865-09-24

I s..,s - s*1;- :is-ft7,. 1fooker visited ths
"a Institute lat evening. .At1cr
l. -: 100, ., H.. tut:da: c.co:t:d b General
- h r. r= q, the 1a!7, Ii. IA. a..
-. ''.rssa a!d introduced The multi
M HI :e TSts ~ ,!o ,o I'M n's ,c!Irs IT, H. -
:1rs: m, :: ''aa l.';:s Or OF war, and as on!y
i !. :, = !. -, as.:cal ast- were appropriate
St "a, =. sr.,--el 10 he excused mill he
.'~::..th4,~t,'t!: ~t't!: o! ;Le exhibition. he was u
, 1865-09-24

THIS BRANCH OFFICE HAS RTEv. EsrAH-
LISuED At CHICAGO FOR THE PURPOSE or
FACILITATING THE TnANisAcT1ON Of ALI.
BUSINESS OF TIE COMPANY In THE FOLLOW
ING STAIRS:
, 1865-09-24

wAsuSe7oS, Sept. s3.-Thc United States Con-
sul General tt Conttantinople, under datc Of Ang.
sd, reports to the State Department sensible
abatement In the cholera since h1e last despatch.
The number OF deaths On the 2lat was one hundred
ard iorty three while heretofore It exceeded two
tfnusa1.f1 IN a eff1rtS 63y.
, 1865-09-24

SEw YoRK. Sept. sa-Thc steamship Queen,
captured Glockxde runner, and for some time used
a grnboat was sold yesterday at private sale to
smith 4 l3unntnQ fur $51,0A
The Uuttcd Statea steamer Flo1f1a, eeven guns.
sailed nom this tort for Atp!nwau yestcrfay with
sC0 men for the Tac3Ec tQ1AdEnQ.
, 1865-09-24

New Yo1K. Sept. a3-The new side wheel
st9nmcr Saratoga was successfully launched today.
Sic Is Of 1lt0 tons bnrthcu. and designed for the
hcA,ard her consoIs, the Niagara, nrc TO replace
tho jamcatown and Yorktown, seized BY the
rc1,cls and made gunhosts Of.
, 1865-09-24

NEW YonK, Sept e3.-Jarnes Wright, iorIne.ls
{ure and .f1ks Maiden Lane. has hecn a1rcatea on
charge oi having rubbed hie latc employer q ailks
and turs valued ii &. QN. About &h0Go worth hasr
been recovered. 49,,
, 1865-09-24

Chinese Items. ..
SAN FRAxc1sco, Sept p. Arrived, ship orpheus
from New York.
An arrival nom Shanchac brings dates from that
port 10 The sIth Of july. The ueWe Il nniMportant
The etcar CT llawkan was burned at C-nlon on
the etst OF July.
Continuous r7ips had fallen at Shan1hne. The
consumption OF meat had been prohibited for shrce
dsyx.
, 1865-09-24

!. Nrw ionK. Sept as.-Ihe printing o.lca, Of
Mia, sfot s'fse r. %ss ao q
we're thc Leader, Atlas, Cil.-en, D7y Goofs report
er, Ctrrne7r4ct Bt.lIefn, The vtzo Yo7ktr, Dsno-
krut, SKnday 7iHes and Courier. The edition Of
tha G,o1rit printed for this week, was lost. All
theee psTefH will suffer dehye,
, 1865-09-24

HrTrA1o, Sept. s3,-Thc Ene1ish party ara being
entertained here today by the Bo1rl of Trade and
citY, They went On m excursion On the LAKE., and
This evening have grand banquet at the Tit
House. They re:rrn TO Niacara Falls tonight, and
or. Mc,ndAv leave for Cleveland.
, 1865-09-24

Richly Chased Tea and Tetca-Tete Sets, Cups Goolets
sTruE, Ladies', Napkin Rings, kc.f New Greci8a and
Medallion tsttelu Preserve, jelly. Ice Cream and
sugar SetA and Spoons.
, 1865-09-24

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