davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-24

{eptc cal bitpatch to the ChltaEp If7baIeJ
NASHVILLE, May 70.
4 1f11 wse Introduced into the Tennessee Sen
ate, to tsy. requiring s11 awyere ministers Of the
Eotpef. md ressoDs protesting to engage in any
licensed business; ssto, all persons .lstted to of
dec under the laws Of the State. and all officers o.
Incorporated Companies, to take tho oath thai,
dnritc the rebellion. they have in no WY Gu
c"n1"erd The erem mics Of The United States. Be-
lure taking the osth t'ey can neither praehce
tneh tu+tpe.s nor hold such ot,,ee Tha Hi w,s
tbtra1uetd hy Nr. sp rce, Of Murfreesbqro, II
wat d. tated ~'th warmth, the strongest apeecn
:EtIres II h. nc made hy At. Tzlmsell, Of Nash.
.ile. 1t will rrob,b'y pass
Trans nlc again EuEeie: On the Chattanooga
, 1865-05-24

tins - far o9t thre< or Jourl photographers In al
The Un1t:d States have repozied to tte Cha,rnsn
81 the Conmlfee. L. tt not q shame th1t tbs
members OF Profession which his made sueh
procresE, both In merit and extent, since tbc WI
began, tho9id be 20 1olh to give their due psopor.
tion towards tho healing Of tho wounds Of TIC
their crippled bodies a. shall honor those to whom
grateful people owc that which they hold uott
draf-thets liberty npd sacred houorl "'>
A9W, Eent!enen, VIII you not YET do something
The Comn1ttee hhye sent their creu!ars all over
tse % %eo1rt5g, 1s9iue the donAsiors Of pictur.s to
sold. r. ne giving o. day: business or psott.,
thing to shoW N interest In the good cause. LII
u u hear fFom you. photographer, and viii ttose
OF Cn1easo, especially, report as .ocn as possible
oo]tee NJ Ftssr- "n-
Chairman Of Com. On photographs n. III. Fair.
, 1865-05-24
y he Detr..tt S~nv~nt1nn-LrtfeF ffon
= f:eu, ~ atbr541E~, OF NrhE EorH.

7 he 19str..tt C~nv~ntton--Lrtfer tfo1n
Gen. ~ atbrsdE~s of fcW 3orNs
Though tho courtesy Of Cha:lcs Raud0:rel,
$50. President Of the Chicago Boari oi
Trade, we are enabled to lay ietorc uar read
rs the following interesting letter, received
by him some weeks since, from Gen. Hiram
W,albridgc, Of New York, touching the death
of Pres!den, Lincoln. tue peculiar 9ua!itca-
4ione Of President johnson 10 lncc. The .rcat
responsibility uncxpec'cdis thrust upo. hiu,
I'd also calling attention 10 thu proposed
convention Of Boards Of Tr2dc ut D D:tz.., in
July next The Suggestions uf Gen. VA
bridge on the Importance Of increased
{ntil!tits Of tIaAsit between The
West and the scaboasd, will be
prcrr1y appreciated ~ all commercial
and bueiness men in the West, and We arc
c1at1flcd that they Lave secured so able au
eaxoca,c rs General Walaridse in the E.st.
nnrinr thc rebellion. at It's most gloomy
-mrfod. be addressed thc various boards
4[ade at New fork, Buffalo, Chicago, Toledo.
S. Louis, ard other places, and never failed
= - awaken the liycliest interest In the th or-
anc,ly practical. loyal nnd intelligent Tlcrs
, 1865-05-24

.BcE Isnvi.' Temporary Home.
NEW YonK, May s3.-The Nerald.s Fl. Monroe
corree pondcnt ssys the Immediate place OF coz
n1 1emept OF jet. Dams, will BE- in The caretn tes,
which are rock rlbhtd and srehed mansions
within the Fort, zach well nigh Constituting
fort within ltstff. On the arches of tlete c1se.
mates, arc mounted Is inch Rv3man rnns. Tho
Gully connections from the Fort with the main
land are hJ tht HaIp sally port. and enall pos-
fIanncd at c: ch Of these Loin1s BY dra 1hrIdge.
which en- 10 raiscd At pleasure, t1us cutting oT
, 1865-05-24

sAs FRANCISCO, Mar 4a.-Gcu, Mcdowell h ,s
eonvs ned Military co..ml.eion to try lie rsbej
psf't.s Under tho lonss abd Of uteK, d{idt Ensnn
sffeEted IN November last OF Tananla whi'e at.
tee ping to ktika the steamer Salvador. They
WeIe FRO ctt here Oh ioe steam iricate iauca ,ter
tcE@sai E'untha EGO, ard hare been coLfncd NJ
Fort A1satf.z il this harpor. The proofs Of thsiT
enllt arc believed to be irretlgxpIs.
1ofce Companies OF th.. 7th reriment or f,,1t
me hre 1t Moore'B Flat on The 18Th des,rovcd
ope,tbtfh OF the town. Losa, e3o.fUJ.
Inc H1Tafan ehlp Polytesl2n hr1prs San1w;r,
islsId dates to May 131h. Soeo roystafiny mi
ehipnc CT q the British ship Clio caused eTcnt
!eelitg OF Indignation among the Aucrcann At
lloDbulu, BY removfng the n1tional ensign Yfom
me American Legation aDdathe reiolciny over
the tal! o1 Ifchmold. The captain OF the Clio
compelled tl,t midshtpmen to fe.tore the dag and
nuke a pubic apology, after expressing his own
II eIets at tbe occurrence
The chip NJ nsoon, Of Boston, vas Lost at How
laDot Leland on tie 1Uth Of JauQafy.
The American Tcsinsute at Honolulu observed
AfE1t 18th as cay for special rejoicing over the
Got.d hewt Of The Iall Of Richmond. A proce aston
Wss formed. which esp7 - John I3roWn," and
Ioasched TO the residence Of the Amertcsn Minis
ter. where pauiot,c Speeches were delivered
1he EteskeAt enthusiasm w,e manifested In the
evening the: { TT rs dreUotk7 and IllnmIl4ttups.
Lsier BFIiyals from Chm bring Hong Kong
dates Of March s9,h whit eay nothing Of tbe sup
posed presence Of the pirate Shenandoah in the
, 1865-05-24
E~ngt9 XEe13tft1 r,naf.

Ekw YoRE, May %. The R.cbmond Wig au-
rouLces the arrival OF two divisions OF the 9Th
army corps, Gen. Wr1ent's, comm1udei hy Gen..
Getty aid Rlcketts, respectively In Manchester.
Gen. Whel:on's division Of the sane corps re-
r,stpe behind hece dt1 trtbuted At different points
bctN cen Rltbn old and Danyile; one brigade il
stationed a: tho lsttcr place. "
, 1865-05-24

NEw YORK, Nay z.-rhe T. i6une rays: I" Gen,
Banks rr'utI Cd to New Orleans with sincera and
avo~e r 1uetapcc, E1rdtng the war IL virtually
endtd: Hr w1shed d to leefgn aud retirs to private
aie. lie ling. rcd In Ibis city till tue latest no.
mint, with the hupe that his wish would be era1.
f. d, hut it was not, ahd be was direct. hy Sec
rtt7r5 Stanton nol to write to the President again
or the fuh{Actr e"
, 1865-05-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nts1.patlonao Of Cnsnnlfa>loner kexyrx
snu Gen. Tic csftifen-Eeu. Custur a1-
s1.u.d to New DrpAs tmcns-Ad-
A1pus
, 1865-05-24

Meeting Of Cttfzens-Appotutme oil
Committee to ArranEe for the
Celebration.

Conimittees to Hrra uaPPet@1mSnt aRPe 1n1 ~
Celebration.
.e1ah-s.,a, ~ - ~ in'clesIeo III tho sutao1
ttoaa1 Independence, was held on Monday wen m
Hon John r. R,ca IN H. .h.;. e5 ~ a4s5os VI
Perry. Es1:. ofictntsd -. Ssrrnta1. oana'ofa
col. HancocE, from Tie eommittse nrcvton At,
appointed, reported tic folio os1ne suh.cn1n'33
~ Sh"en r., ,ok eusI 1oFm ine 9enefat Comnltec
5, F. Jacob.. Esn a. G1 sacqetS2 u enaafnsn. ant
n i1onnIi t.nf s., II e4an @ T. A9neosk. Col
IoGmis r., ~ - T.,i L. 4pTsn1 ~. =. aasol
Ssn, e. M,ffs Ph' P5'oi; ,swo;,S ID SaS'os L. D. Co!
han. 'A'1' "aos"o11a' ~. !. ona
IN Ere tyo,l-+ mn, n,-o-ct,,n. WV
tngton, i. r. .iarnhs - M,rn tB15
t Bridges, F. c. Brown. Gen r Fottr? a1']. L.
| G, Owen. +. n Gsvter W"n, A:Pte, J.
lsy. c @. Wicker, A. g. ne.ing, G, r 1foia,s"
o.S. Hvueh: " N1'' @4o'aeh'
dolph. non. Jonn b. Rice, Thos. g. R.rsa 9a5, TN
| NY ~, T. 1rf5aJ.:
0n Haiis-iaos' iuon s. spals sI.sn ps+,.p,.
capt. Ta'PeanGo s. Rnocv szF' f'y'oF caps j. e Smith,
On unsEe-Gco, B. Chtttrnaen Y,,, y n..,
c, y %sai: g.. -, - s''eaosn' '0ha b. Drake
On n iatiny-u. u. Smith. ]. n sbe.h,n "a
o%xn Ga i,,a,1e ,saoa,.- n,., i.
c. +. Holden. H. n"''''-S' L. f'ekaFu' J. {. Dofe' C.
On Tuqs and TfsttIs-csnt :, p.,,t.r,,, ,.
Y. n. Essn, J. SconItn. 'ap" H. Ff1na'siAe' Capt.
On neuon Of Col. J. IL Bowen It WIS resolved
@ ~ oe extended 10 all organizations
he trichhor;,v r;,i5y ama CIVIC, q cn!caso aud
n1 That Ii. nc reoueste tn nnttT rha'
Esq, the Secretary OF tic Cum mftee nf fh.H, ~
c.pance Of this Invitation at their elrlest eouye
n1enee.
=. " nouon OF MI Randolph 1t WIS re.o.ved that
sion, }or 'ha ssn1aad on M,day mlke su'aoc proy,
@ l.; ~ nc lesul1eo SOLDIERS who y desIra to
1otn ~ ~ p tte ptoecsstua.
20 motlon, It was resolved, tina: the va.,ous
~ ,, mt.ee: oe a all times suajec. u III: cal
,!1a saswsrto questions, It was stated bY Mayor
exnen.n nf tb cs.hs,s necessary to detriJ the
tu5Ecrlptfo1. a, The fitv tr"cI ~ W ~
ily 10 appropriate macey for sucn = nurnnsr'
Ike mctt'rg then adjourned sint die,
--
1hc Zee QueAtlon.
Cu,o.eo. a1y =. rsk,.
10. a3a bsa,harn q et,eo, 80 oealefs LII lce' omee,
Tritn1'c cin a4 p''n s.see@
As Yo, link ,c< .ho,,, ho .,,,. ~,
n,...s ,+aa.a h ase sno4.u ue sold NJ OH prices,
IT. ~" III -,i., @ my Paper anu y91 can send it
~ 'n' ''o p''se ano aoa1l'y' A.! WILLARD.
Us Wabash .scnus.
f-h,-,. r, CHICAGO, Aay -, 1885.
~iitno H. ~, trtouru; ta3, t..,..,
htssts hne p1aeS: elop sending tho TR1R9sE to ny
1uues Mnass. S. WAnuAxs.
AeasFs: "adhan"' wl'lard 4 Co.:
c7e<t Va nnrn,.h w., 49,. .oup1 "'tn soast@
, -na- ...s1. yo4 twenty pel cent. mnfe
t'pel sua 1eaalnS mattef sor one dollar nos lhsu
wc did du1fag the period Of tutl4tton. You far- /
+ ish as thtrty three ne, ecnt L,, NJ L., ss-aGa
do1lnr ,h.n ron ,,5 ti.cr ,,n.s VI 40 lot Wy
Is nnt ,nnInnn3 - mostoscf. our ouetneas
rns ~ nyto!,,oy :" taaelesn continued tor p1r-
rsners thesnnr th.r 49,. ~ aon San oly be"a"
HI ~ Wa @arnn, S1s 10y YOU are welcome 10
Iec.nec ron. aot uo5 iee ensalc1 than yours.
,tte- II 80 e. a1.S aAtGea % put up tho pftce
, 1865-05-24
From Florida.

,,1sE& 1om aRf msy ~ Eunsot Rhede
1Gth, ruf sfrfvcd. st. Marks md T,H.hrs.re.
fh- fuFrehdescd 10 our ioreea on tho sh Inst.
and tae strlMef snFby 10 L.tut t;ih.1n. nf H.
Mahhska, On tie 11th. " %'47
, 1865-05-24
| NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
H0MEWARD BOUND
Grand Review Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
$4,000 TROOPS IN LlNE.
Flowers, Wreaths, Flags, and
Plaudits.
GEN. CUSTaR MAKES i RAID
ON TIE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.
JEFF. Davis Removed from the
Steamer to Fortress
Monroe.
HTS WIFE AND FAMILY eOIHa |
SOUTH.
Excitement at Honolulu---British |
Outrage on the American !
Flag. |
Cheering Reports of Union
Sentiment in Georgia.
Fast Day Proclamation bv
Gov. oglesby.
GOLD CLOSED IL l321.4.
Cheering Reports of Union
Sentiment in Georgia.
Fast Day Proclamation bv
Gov. 0glesby.
GOLD CLOSED iT l32I.4,


Full Details Of 1lle Great Byant-.In.
M nae CroSgc s-..S0, ,00D Trocn. Ia
LIN. .---l'foWersf for Ihc Brage--.tS~u.
4:ustn on RAID. The School ahtl-
the Prasltcnt, Gem. Gsnut and Sher,
InA11s
, 1865-05-24

NEW ToEE. May a3-Gol1 Is more active. chief
Il owing 10 the active export drmanf, The por-
ehascs OF furetgh tankere hills to cover Exclance
have tet n upus1a1i3 large this mprpng, T6e
pre- MINI at Hne time reached g.
, 1865-05-24

Wofonfc cotnmuu1catIon-Th 8u.
Ming" Coun.y-TAe Fi-e-E1umor4 or
riot u 1t>*r Rho 1nt1auun Con.
AnifAtush-1caTy Case OF Pocket
P1ck1AE.
, 1865-05-24
{.p c1al Di1patch to the chltsso Tr'ba1c1

4 Test Oath to be Adn1tnfstered-Ttle
auultt rinnd fftklng-sfAttfORd 1I0t-
tegH-Enfou Sti..fzlent III kOrtlltrn
EstoFvtu.
, 1865-05-24
fKOyI ST. LOUIS.

i Notorious Guerilla KefuseB 10 Sur,
yendeF-eseM. DodFesA muycmcnfH-
9s~ncFsI Ftskss Appoint menI-, ,xrrak-
Ing Up Of AafbT Smiths and Pflcv,s
frAf
, 1865-05-24
To the Photographer Of the United
Stats.

Al meeting Of the various Committees Of the
t. enr that ey. II ran. GI INDUSTRY and aft wla
graphic. 1A'A1'
oriy ote week remains before the Opening, en-
, 1865-05-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

The Fast Day Proclamation BIZ Tho
&ss.Sernor-..C -..CoAtr1butloun to tie Lin.
coin Fun1---sant-sry Stores Wor-
"aFded.-.DeAth Penalty Commuted.
, 1865-05-24
FROM San EfkANCiEC1.

fEe Pac1nc Pratt to be Tris isd-Excitc-
anatfl.an Hln:: by British mtdxhfn-
Hath~1krpnra:1on t1aoe- II. ivic .l,ra
over thr Faii OF I11cllu1vuu-Lbte
from China.
, 1865-05-24
Nxm auuertt5Fn1FntS.
Relief and Health to your Infants

We hare put up sad sold this articls for oVet
aad CAN s1Y LII CQNF1DKScE AND 1hofa y"
|: Whist We h1ye n-Yer been able 10 taS Of aay os.
redicico-SEvER HAS IT FAfLVD N stseA2
INSTANCE TO REJECT CCEB. Fnen un!e0
used. Nevrs did va know IN Inst Ante o1 o.sssttA
uon By any Who u.edi It. On the ~ ~
delighted with fts operations. sad s;caE Il te13s
commtrdat:on Of it, masica1 e1ec1 aad mealeat ~
tuss. Wo t3esk in this matter WHAT We -
HS0W," *4ter 80 years experiences; AND F FLAOa1
uCE EEPCTAT1OH FOR TIE FClFfLMkaF "
WHAT VIZ HERE DECLABE- In A1H1ost every u'+
stance xhere the ncaat Is suffering Rom palm anu q
relief Will BE- found In ih'tean or f"ea
ainutes after t1d I, fup 10 AdrninltaEed.
Full directions for using will accompany eacn ookS-
Neua uaGenutne unc.s the nc ltnnile ot CURTIS Eha
K!Ns. New efk. u On the out11do wrapper.
Sold BY DEugxtsn thsouXhout the world
Price, Only IS cents q Bottle
following Ia IN extract Of letter written By ~
Rev ;. Houe, psl:or Of tho Plerpoassrees b4poas~
Church. BROOKLYN, N. r, to thu Journal and Xes6.
~, Cincinnati, O., and speazs volumes u nsos VI
he worldreuowned medicine, MRS. WlNaLOW1
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHlA0
We sec Al advertisement IN your cosanns o1 Ad0
W1NS1 OTS SOOTHING 9yRUP. Nos. W. nnvE
aid word IL favor OF ths patent medicine oefosa u
ur lie. but We feel compelled to say to Joar feAd1
hst this II no humbux- Adre tried II, 0'sd fao~ =
, a6 al II claims. It Il probably CHG OF Inc MOI
ucceas!ul medicines Of tho Day. because 1t - enc
he btst- A1d shcle oi cur readrrs who have oAta@
aar DO better than lay IN asuo2iy.
ap:6u7l5 6na-wyaM.net
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-04

There are missing two districts In the 22d ward.
one In the sth uard and one In tho 18th ward
Ihf hAYoRALrY-RArIyIoAr hrsrrss ron @.
GouFHEr GUSInEH.-On Saturday evening quite q
large meeting vas held at tho CooIer Institute for
the purpo's Gratifying the nation ofC Godfroy
Gunther, Esl- for Mayor, aud Richard O'Gorman.
Esq., for Corporation Counsel. Mr. ". D.. Frost IA
excited President, who made few brief remarks in
relation TO the merits Of the candidates after which
large number OF Vice T. esidents aud Secretariea
we're elected. M, Charles Price ihen read seriss
OF fes0ut ons, declaring tho intent Of the democracy
TO tfee the party from tho corruptions which ale
undermining iu existence aud Glazing Gunther 70 bs
the only popular candidate, A. he mad received hls
nomination direct from the p 'ope. Tho resolutions
having been unanlmously adopted, Mr.. GunthsT wAs
introduced amid the most yociieTous applause After
thanh ing the audience Tor thet mag recsptiou
him, he said that on that very night, and on the
selsame spot two years ago. they had met to ratiiy
his nomination and they had then come again 10 pass
judgment as TO Whether or not he Lad fulfilled the
pledges then ads by him lie then Allude 10 Messrn
Kelly and Brady as having supported him at the iAst
election, aud asfed WHY they had now Ihandonod
hlmf The former had thrown a some rssult into
Taunany Hall, by which he had secured s31OU per
.nnum therefore 10 could not oppose them aud dr.
DsSy osS osSs eoa SSan sot t 6. o9. s Go
clients lie tAr. Guntherl claimed that the tide "
nun elpal corruption had been sismmed By him, and
millionl OF dollars saved W the CITY Treasury. lie
declared that all the stories about his not running
we're Totally and entirely false, and he nov warned
ever lie would not give up the contest until ths
Las. moment Of election day, Hon. Theodore L.,
that Mr.. Hoffman had done Tong In secept ns the
IAmmAny nomination. u -I lndscorous aud an
insult 70 tho DemOcrAtio parry tor there WeTo .
thousand other mon, better than he, whom Tammany
could have nominated Mr., Ionlinson also charged
TainmAny Hall With being in tTesty with kepubIi-
sans, Tor valuable franchises Of radcs. speaking Of
Mayor Gunther's political record, MT iomlin.oa
said What would bs the result Of e. Godfrey uun-
tnef's electionf Vas there . man present Who did
not baheye that when Kobt h. Lee pledged his honor
keep his word lAt the nAmo Of Lee . fsv fAinn
hI.sos we're heard, which were drowned tor tie
Iuomsnt by tremendous applause, and when tie
a APPLAUSE ceasod tho hlssea again broke forth-
anu for some time the admirers ot Lse
keYt up ate Of app ause tho hissea occasionally pre-
doaiu.tns, unti finally the applause carried the
day In conclusion, the speaker made an ssTnsss
appeal tO the people W retain Mr. Gunher in Oiiles.
4. he va tho only true Demoeraiic NOMINEES Me
iCsS, inlod sA he Ian PASsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-04
Mexico.
Highly Favorable News.

Washington, Dec. 5. semi-oficial news from the
city Of heIiso, under date Of Nov lTtb, has been
received In this city, at the heIiosn Legation.
sanglais, the Minister Of the Treasury, whom Napo-
leon sent to MaIimilian. In order to arrange the
finances Of the Empire has declared that It s impo'
sble to succeed in that enterprise, a. the budget
amounts TO forty IN illionA and the rscep.s do not
quite reach tho sum Of nnsen millions. There
IL no confirmation Of the report Of the defeat
Of the Liberal forces under Ugaldo and Fig
ueros The French are concentrating their forces
In San Luis Potosi the City Of Mexico, and on the
Rio GEands. Tho Abandonment Of the States Of
sonora, sinoloa, Chihuahua, Nuevo Leon and Cohui-
la IL officially confirmed in late adylces from Mexico
1t Ia represented that the Liberals daily gaining
ground, and that tho number Of their forces 10 always
increasing Gen. Diaz defeated an imperial force In
the State Of Puebla land aterwArd went to Cen
eral Alvarez, 70 combine . decisive movement
against the y ench. The Iturbide family have
rs.ouneed their right TO live in MEXICO, and all
the political claims they may have TO the Mexican
throne for the sum Of $4,000 piece Mr.. Anol
Iturt.Ie hAs given his own child TO Macmillan and
the boy only two years old, has been adopted by Ma
imian, and made an Imperio1 1slncc. Sire. ltur
bide, his mother, has been tho victim " ali inls-
nous pot. She has been taken away from her
son. Aftsr being compelled to sisn . paper
renouneins her rights As . mother, 1t vn
decided TO send her out Of the county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-04
Chilli and Peru.
Active Warfare Betweeu spain and chm
--tomptcte Ssccess Of the Revsiutio n tssl

Active warfare Betweeu spain and chm
--Corpiote ssccess Of the Revsiutio atsss
In Peru.
The steamship Atlantic, Captain hsury, from
Aspinvall on the stih u,, has arrived a, this port,
bringing ss95 s93 in specie.
BY this arrival We have later and impor,sn, new.
from Chill. 10 ths effect that the hostile attitude
towards each other Of Chill and Spain has assumed
more serious s,pect and the 6st shots have been
EXCHANGED between the beliigerenr. A boat. party
hom one Of the spanish ships attempted 10 land In
Valparaiso Bay, vhen, being warned not to do 90,
thcy fred on the Chilisns, by whom the Are vas
returned. The Spsnisrtis we're driven back IN con-
futon, and s.vsral killed and wounded to their fleet
There had teen further hc-tilitiss At latest ae-
counts but the spanish sdmiras threat TO bomba I'd
Va paraiso still hung over that city. The Chilisn
soVcrnnent sMesrsd 70 have srovn somewhat
shorts to meet an attack The spanish blockade had
been reduced 70 The sr most important ports.
In Peru the revolution has been terminated By the
complete success Of the revolutionary party, the dsh,
from tho country ofPresideut Pezst and The a.ump-
tion Of the Presidential Office BY Vice President
Canstcu the leader Of the revoutoniss There was
desperate hfhtng In the streets Of Lima betw cen the
opposing afmiea and there dl.srscefi scenes Of
sacking and pllase both III that city and Calao be-
lore the termination OF the contest As one Of the
main principles OF the revolutionists vas opposition
W spanish intrigue aud influence in south America.
II thought probable that President Cansecos GOV.
ernmsnt vil enter into an alliance With Chile
publica
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.
nKW YORK AND THE VICINITY.
Political.


i"h mAfohALrf CoSrhSi'-pu'hg une
past .sei, the different political organizations have
held their ratification meetings (which the claims
OF their respective candidates for hs soe Of hayor,
have been thoroughly discussed and sIpsinod 10 the
people, by competent and In some instances eminent
and talented orators. Tho friends Of svery uomines
have lAbored 10 prove uoir Avori~ the most honest
man for the position, and tomorrow the peope vii
re der decision which In any event cannot he very
injurious to the Interests Of the city. Tho inter
val betHeen tho speech mailing and tho
election 10 nov being used by the politicians
for completing the hnh arrangements. Iiotet
holders arc being carefully selected by tho managers
OF the dhereni orsanlEAtionS and All the other
details are going forward which are usually required
to put eeetionserns machinery Into complete order.
Between this, and the time for opening the polls IN
Tuesday morning, siArte amount Of unseen work
vii he accomplished BY tho political managers and
II Fernando Wood b" not yet sold out MI iloeser 70
The Roberts or Gunther Committee, such an ar
rsnsement will doubtless take plaee before sunrise
to morrow morning. bargain Of this iind, II made
IN 'he interest OF MI Roberts would probably
defeat the democratic nominee, B'sides this, there
olher work for tho COMMITTEE 70 peHornthey must
engage all The Glover fellows" that they can find,
to heep certain class of votsrs "in tow" and At
opportune nome ut induce them 10 cast tbolr ballots
Tor ,bo.oe,.r ,ba "lo,dor.n ,a,,t,. -, a..
"' VIM oo'si 'no ""oIs ie9ule' ahd mus
many " ifes and independent elector 10 brought
nm IN ,b. nall. rpd., IN. Ine,.,,. -, I,. A., =,
'f''' ~ wv"
aucssI he would not deposit II bis Judgment vas not
eloud.d Dy the bad rum ths,. eey.r f.lox." rama.
hi,, a. Tim. va,.. ~.
nun I" "npipo' 'otu' 'no hNe a"oahheH Tor
the company Of "elver follovss would do
,sl % vot. hr.,- and drlnL ,h.t, iioo., o.
" ~ ,1 WIN. ."'" "quo' Hei-
Nsus' Another Glars OF " clever follows
will be required around the ticket bo.s. to
.s,t.. ..,., ~, - ~ ~
advise doubtful voter which ticket 10 vote These
.hiAp'o ana Oineiou' people frequently eHhibt iheir
o'''"'s,e''odhe' ana courtesy by prestdisilatins
'no n.0" ., eonhdins e'ee'o" On election day
'H'o'"sen' cthohs eau uispehee WIN tue lnlerVen-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-04
News Items.
By Telegraph 10 The Ssv York sun.I

rnr English schooner N. y. X Thorn. from
Grey.own for New York. 10 sshor. near Cap.
Henry.
HoS. Jons BREED, prominent resden, and for
. numter OF years Mayor Of Norwich. c., died
very suddenly In that city yesterday.
Az accident was reported Saturday evening on
the Cape May Railrosd below Gloucester, Mass
Two cars wore thrown into . ditch. No person
was injured The engine WAS badly damaged.
Is the case Of FRIDGE, Mccarthy, indicted for the
murder Of her husband by poison, which was on
trial last week In Troy. NY, the jury on Saturday
night returned a verdic, OF not guilty.
PETITION for the release Of George Davis, late
bel Attorney General, 10 circulating for sigma
lures in North Carolina very general sympathy 10
manifested for him. All classes sign the psnton.
Davis was resident Of Wilmington.
Tnrrt was case of murder At Jaehsonburv,
near Little Fails, N. Y, on Friday night Tho
Victim was German, ssed so years. Two men
were arrested and id,nhhcd by stcddsrd shortly
be'ors his dosih as bis .ssal.ns.
TINS extensive foundry and locomotive works
belonging 10 Hinckley, williams d Co. In BE-.
ton, wm nearly destroyed by ERE on Saturday
night, also large building adjoining. In which
were stored four locomotives recent y sold by ,h.
Government to private parties. III. total loss /.
esnmstsd al SO 900.