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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
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HEtDQ Rs DEFT OF Tl7E cuMBERlAND1
ofIIeE CAIEf DnrNsssaaF 80 9rnsfafrS1E I
rAsHffltn, IEkE- Mag -, ISIS ]
GEkLEB Proposals ar@ respectfully invited IS
- the undefsmed urll - O'Clock, M 5ene
Q 1868 tv famlshine the United stains suhss.
ttlce DepRnnent HlIhFHkEh THOUSAND t3uu
HAD or bktf CtIILaE. % he Hoof &c Is
eelterea and Nelkhei Oh tie scales a. the u s
C4le Corais g NfahFli.e Ionn iH lots Of oae
tnoaea11 lolf each ever ZEN nol dEys, first a..
ArsW a one thnuEa19 lp4I head 70 he INSIDE
- 81 oeio1e June 50. lSa they mus avsrgs
ne l1cus4n1 tlcQaj r1ncds Qr0ee FeiCht. All tiii.
inf short 81 eFht hundred tt0m pourds rr5sa
Fef1h bate. etaG8, oxen, sod COWS vii h. feitcl-
id. hacn tu, = secure consideration. mrF1 ta a..
soufeniea ~ tne usrt9 Erazuatses 81 respolsi-
lshtf-
HldSfE 9aa e pnceati0 respcnd b fier hfs.
frE b praptrtd 20 gre bon1s and sm Ire rfsis
ttct 1t4Cre ieariDE fhis o6ro. ms eoreromcnl
RESERVES ne FlFtl q rtjecs A1y ard 81 hld1 cons a
efe1 unreasonable.
Ht9mtaitsha made aaer each deiiperr. Il funds
se q bard il noae 90 hand. % - made s. SON
A. received
rreposes uinsf he eadorsed disaustlT "pasFs,
tEs fcn Bar GaITlEr aad addressed &c Can't j.
r hHst CT 81 y. ard uief Ct - Dansrfmtat e.
H. tmtfra1d Nashville. Ttrn.H
Aaca Fffeon or ever member % = arm Offering
q rrofo.a, must ~aecouI9arF Il HT A. Gaia az aih~
EtH % ~ uuiled s1la Gcsefameai
pAandc.Rv ". and cslsfcznc
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Notes Of all ne denominations 1amsd vii Be-
ssrompily furnished upon recs'pt Of SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Notes Of this ahira Series is precisely siml-
lar in form and privileges 70 ne sesen-Ihriies A.
ready sold. except thss the Government reserves
toitself The option Of paying interest in eold coin
at epez cent, instead Of 7s-ioths IL currency
subscribers viii dsaast The Mistress in currency Up
to Julylsta. 81 the time whsn they subscribe.
The delivery Of the nossss Of this shird series O.
he sevsa-Ihirhes viii commences on the 1T q June
and win ls made promptly and continuously ssiss
that date.
The aigtt c change made IN tAs conditions Of this
THIRD sERIEs Affects onIy ths znstsr Of interest
The payment in gOless II made. ~li Be equivalent
to tbs eurrency interest Of the higher 4sis.
The return to specie peyuisuss. in the event Ct
which ouly win the option % pay interest in Gold
be ayaied Of would 50 reauee and equaIizs prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent. il gold
would bsfday equal to those made uith seven aed
thFee-tenths par cent IN currency. This is the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

Af Minis presented 8 petition from
JaA rs Keen 8 wounded soldier
Praying fG eeltain privileges By which
ne maf De able &c earn 3 living
~. Hood presented q petition from
eef'eln officers q oalofed troops nrar-
ms TIE L~egislatore 70 extend q nearoes
TIE privileges q personal freedom che
rsE1t Of suffrage and liberal sVsfAm
Of educstion Referred 10 Conrstties
on Freedmen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

No LapA's ToILRr Co1rLrrE unless Their.
be the FragrAnt sozodoht: unto tlie breasl
sweet odOrs il imparls, Tie gums q ruby
redness soon assumes, The teeth quickly ri
val alabaster tint, and seems as pearls sef
in a coral vase.
Sold BY all Druggists and Periumers.
my3o-T.E.ds.
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The cbicAeo Tribune says sherman
is no gentleman Il Is probable The
Tribane i nejadee Of tie article
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q. s. $40 Six per cent
G0LD-BEARENG BONDS,

These bonds arc nov rcrih a.hsaasome pre-
MUM, md ere exempt As are 81 eopsznmsnl
Bonds. from siass. cnnth as Nraelpaf tesatios.
asia adds Iron one = nFs Pc cert pr aan.rp q
aas salss aeeoraing % lhs rfs leFlea upon sshsl
property. The interest Is payable aemlannuals
by coupons aitaehsd 70 each eote. shieh msg L
cutoa sad sold to aay eank or banker.
rke Interest Il per cent snouu,. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

4 n Easfsra Manufacturing Incorporated coE-
"a parry desire 70 establish tbs sale o. Their COED
tnoa hfss Introduced il Tennessee. Ihey onef
teen only ana exclusively to one party, who vii
have their entire control here Iae article y 70
great demead, and - coqer=i BY patents lately ~
sued. None bot energetic business men need aP-
ply. Fer an interview, address
G.R, Co Nashville f0siodce.
mavse-es
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

sHor.-As Capt. Rain, Of The 18th United
States eolorsd regiment. vas Bringing pris-
oners 70 this city on Sunday night, he was
dred upon BY guerrillas, when between
Kingston and J~ehnstonville. The wound is
q very serious one, and msy endanger life.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

eien Forrest having converted bis
sword intoa p~lough-share. has settled
down % his plantation at coahoma,
Miss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

Gen. Beausegsrd arrived in New OF
leans, on The 2lst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that al law business sntFustei
to Col. VIZ. ~. Ward, lete OF the Nashv ile
bar, has been plscsd = IN the hands OF he under
fnnas l6r 4diuetment. +. A. OTIS,
nsepS9-2ts 49, Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

T.s ~~.t-.-eo u 81 r~.h
Inn e
~ @ f.<a
sbonk 81 6onr e@ioorsrfiv S.fsn5ed 80
maiositr hilf Fls~ee r,irrf basnr ~
hour apno;rfea ~ ~ ele,l;en ofKean-
er 81 Tie pen;tontinrr sho f1rfher
I disenrs,on of 80 Frarehseo PHI w.
ersfncnsd nm 9 o'rioek fh8s efternoon
3[1 Cotntr Is resnrae his speech.
sulrr cozvryr5t.
4ofL n%.,s@s 49, f- ~-e-
49, 1870
e. ~trcf;s-v ~ ~
t~o vesrs 7fnssr4 prier rere-t
Earff, pewter cnnlav sr1 reb,s@1
uere nat IA nora;nstiou ~ tbe 4h;r5
4 ballot Wersrs Narftn and foeiav wsre
r;1hd<awn whao tn3raw Iahneo, II
~ss elected. TIE foIlowine a f6e voss.
Iekn.sa "a PoFfer3f 6rve- ~
cessarr 10 A choice al
On motion. the House took = receus
tll 2 oeloek.
rrrpross srss,a
a Message rom ne senate was re-
eeiFeai announcing the adoption Of the
Senate Joni h~eaolntlqn no 30 and
askl1g lle concufrence q ne House
The resoiu1on - oecozuance with
advise reesiFed from aen Upton, at
ehatanoosa requests , Governor Sc
cretafy 81 STATE ana Comptroller, t.
take charge Of ne assets 81 the Bank
q Leaneasee ana the archives Of the
- - -
tiso. seaate LONE Rssofnsion No ~
anao.mcine il adoo6en enS The oss
go III eeosta b;Ii ~ Io5 49, s,,b,;t.
tj6e tbem for the ect;on ~ ~ Hossa
rst r-rssea7rf mr.
M coonar 1890 hie sneoch ard
Coz about two ho7-s go a-bnSg 5;scus-
80 ~ aueztion ,nsSs cons;de-s1ion
w;fb grsar ab;l;4v and nrcfo-nd loo;eal
sc-men
uoTsr suse sx arroxb nssDnSe
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Lessthan ssso,OOo.oOe Of the Loan~ authorised BY
Tie last Congress sre nov on tho market. This
emouns At the rate a. which Il : being absorbed.
win Be subscribed for vsan sixty days. when he
notes val uudOuhtsdIy command = premium. Is
has uniformly beer the case on closing The sub.
scriptsoas % other Loans.
In order that clazsaa Of every Town nnd section
Of the country nay Be saoEasd Aeiihss IOr taking
the loan. the National Banks STATE Bshka. And
Private Brokers ~thrOughout tie country have gen
orally sgreed 70 receive subscriptions al par. Sub
seribers viii select their own SCENTS, IN whom they
have confidence. and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of tho notes Fr which shsy rsoeIse
JAY COOKE.
8unaualPI1oE Aerk1,
No. n4souib Third sirosi. PhEadelphsa.
~sUnscRTnOss VIII 81 snoIzED BY the
Fsss National BANG 81 Nashville.
Second Nehoaal Bank Of Nashslls.
may28 70 ana lJth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

We have three beautiful L~iikornphs. reora.
SPntng the different branches 81 he ae4fieo. =
printed ia four col0rs, entitled nool3iersa cer. =
uheate," "Jnion Defenders CortfaaIee en- =.
They are enclosed in a hdsieboard t1he. arS \,
can be sontby mail Eifhoutiju4F. Every or. y
eer ane soldier should buy lhsm aud cad >
them 70 their friends. :
Fer he three, poslaqt paid %
Absri discount made - QhoIszsIt treIara. =
We viii Oh au orders for cert6easss 81 sls- q
eonerFs y nailo 9 express prempaF. Z
1. g.. RHODES 4 CO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

The Reieigh q. c. Progress Of the
10Th announces the arrival there Of q
train o. sixty wagons containing ma
chinesy and other property stolen from
the government srzonal st Hhrpers
Ferry ~ thecommencamens Of the wsf
BY she rebels Il was found on Deep.
river in Egypt chaiham county. The
recovery Of ibis property IS Of Immense
Importance 70 the Government, as
much as the machinery was Of great
value pecnnarily.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

ny a. inleBitenf. zooe-Iooklsg sud temperate
ID young ealoiel, c0rreapon4ence With g. &C.
fbfesl 81 coed soafi posluba, via 3 FeW 20 -.
qtrnchse amusement. while IN the srunys ard ma
tr1ncnr when out. II practicable, an I~ntergieH j.
reroettnauq reoHesled: ctherNtse ~IhotoEiapnl
e5l s. r,elir f4ehaneed. HISS festmonisls 81
good chsracter and ahIhff. fcm high el4il ard MI
ltsfr officer. i1cl1iiag he Governor, Adiutaul
Genfrd, and Enited 2iaies senators q be Siale.
Pease addrass J. NJ Giefd,
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claims.

A IL persons having claims against The cavalry
~ comnznfs OF GsneIa Hat.r. Watkins, Crcx-
30a, or Cen. Wlison's comma1t cen have them at
tended 70 promptly b calling upon ar addressing,
J BUrLFE Cain AGENT
No. ee n Cherry street. 3. %. Box 659.
mav2o-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

HeSD1r. Nay 29fh. 1866.
Senate mel 1t eoclcck Prayer BIZ
bishop Clark Of tbs II = cnulch
Ar. R~eeetatered senate joint resos
luton No rs. edIming the ecnftitution-
Atty 81 skiing the elective franchise ~
this LeEissture Also that the Sannta
meet this H1ase sa &e third day
N 0etoh next tDfx at q1sElie6ion
Of Toter& laid oyer rna1f tbs ralss
one day
1r Flazicf Introduced The Serate
bill Nc Iz5, 70 amend an act 10 reform
and regulate the business Of haslinein
Tennessee Fasaea Feb {, $780,
Mr Smith from hecommittse on In
tefnal Improvements, reported that
said rommlflee had had Dnaer careful
consideration The several resolution re-
ferfed to them, il reference ID Rail
Roads ara the interests RI the State IN
conncCdou With them
resolution involving the ibrope
zItIon 70 recommend the surrender Of
the East Tennessee and Virginia rail-
road to the hands Of loyal st0ctthold-
er beside being. as your connii1tse
shink perfialiegialation yielding tip Tie
securities which by The law the State
holds on delineuanfroeds = their rents
and pc0fts e. sectre the intefass Of
the St4fa The proposition involves
complex questions, ard positively Fio-
iatee the spirito e. the lar which rtsafp-
ed % The legislature the right trphss
such lava s. may - deemed necessary
70 protect the interest Of the State.
This proposition tadogtsd By the LegiB-
tatuFe,is to estzblish 8 precedent 10 gov
err the subsequent action Of thiE body
ia references 70 ali roads. If resolu-
lions have the virtue Of repesiing stat>
utary Law. then would Che seonorny Of
our laws kz abendoned whose purpose
By their enactnents was 10 secure the
State against less on sts hYpethecated
securities ixsued 10 railroad companies
The c0mmittee DO not deem any legis-
laton necessary.
Ar. Senter asked 10 withdraw the
original proposition asking the tnEnt
ing over 81 tire railroads t0loV2l stock
holders, which was allowed.
a message nom the Hoase informed
Tie Senate that II had passed Senate
bill 30 Isl with amendments which IS
respectfully submitted.
Senate bill No I0z To limit the
elective franchise, Was then taken up
and passed is third reading Those
voting IN the a1Irmatige we're BoHson,
Butter. BoFen, Cypert Frierson. Hurst
Hall. Keith. Lasater, Muse, Mckinney,
McElpee Randolph, Senter. grilnble
and Rodgers-l6. In the negative
Case, Frazier. Peark Smith and Spence
-5. The bill vas then transmitted Ia
the House,
Mr. Bowen asked leave Of absanca
/ for Mr.. Cate until Wednesday next.
Granted
A message from The House informed
The Senate that Il had adopted House
joint resolution No IS, and asked the
concurrence Of the Senate in the same
cnArrasoooA, Nay q, 1865
Gov BroDn5q0 I win arfive in Eseh-
vile at Ave, p. m, with the archives Of
the State of Tennessee aud The asHets
I Of the bank ] have elso Messrs Bay.
Dunlap and Battle, prisoners VIII
you please send an authorized sgent to
The depot to receive and receipt for The
property in my charge.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

Persons IN other portions Of The State,
who ara favorable to the call, viii please
send IN their names 10 TIE editor Of tho Col
oroa Tennessehn, Nashville. Tom.
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The Macon (Ga) Telegraph Of the
ed says the Western and Atlantic
rsilroad is in running order 70 the
EtoEah river on the Chattanooga SIDE,
and 70 the Chattahoochie on the Al
lanta end, iezying a gap Of forty miles
70 be repaired
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Three Lady Riders!

MILE cARLoTTA DEBERG. The Pzemirs Paris
ian Equesirenne.
MILK JOSEPHINE, Tie young and &shiag rider
KRIS Dan CASTILLO. The iusas renowned Mis.
tFess q The Manage. vii Introduce her elegantly
trained ana marVa4onsIv marked Eussiqn Siead,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

A inc Low est AAsAetN AIfoe4s
aTfncAERRGE REF0sITOaK. ~ Enlman
"a Hss. huIicne. No. s. North Market ne4z
Public senare, where VII BE- found 3 most desirable
aesorE11elt u the
VerrLatcst lyle, and Superior
Worhmanship.
asTe. psrsonsm asnt nsv expect . get CREST lar
qiss. mHsA-%
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

OI||H III N|H = ~
Mr.. Spence offered Senate joint rsso
luton No 80: That the Governor, the
Secretary OF State and Comptroller, be
and they are directed 10 take charge Of
the Bank Of Tennessee and receipt for
tho same. Adopted and transmitted to
The House.
The Senate then took a recess 10
meet the House in convention to elect
a Keeper Of the Penitentiary, after
which the Senate adjourned until two
O'clock.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

ITO HOTEL KEEPERS, BAR KEEPERS AC-A
Il choos lot OF 1000 old domestic Cigars equal 70 Ha
'-''N,' q. n. JACOBS. IN Fulton s.rssA
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIA01
"A Auction Mart Fifth and Forty fourth street.
NeEihr catalogue sale this day (Saturday Jan 81 at
~ consisting " Horses Carriages Harness. in thei
now ready.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

CT C00 BOUNTY. WE PAY THE HIGHRsr CASH
pl.AUU bounues and hand money Volunteers aud
Substitutes wanted for the army and navy for one and
three Srs also for the marine cos alo boys for the
ana navv Landsnen and coal beavers wanted. Come
sariyy a. ia Chatham ssrosL IN che bsssmsnA
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

A UCrfpN NoTlGE-wM Writer'S AUCTfONEER
-h by X. J. JORDAN 4 co Al the Unted st .tes Horse
aud Carriage sun Msr Fifth avenue Of
fouith stree itgrs i lge sale this aay AT p M
raauy
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
c.nsAr sAIE or nRooKLYN PRorERrY Ar AVG.

GFFAT SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUC-
NJ uon nn NtnDesd " 18th inst at ~ o clock NJ by WIN.
CoIsELfEs Rueuunrer - the Kiag County Hotel at the
Scot OF sua SeYrlNN street. PECK al ana Division
syas ferife "a bo,ign One trge doubl. frame House
VITA exen St.i hpd Sheds good garden aud fruit,
~ plot of iosnt, frollag Bro away Bowionyilie),
t~teen nd GIoye street. about 7Oyg eet
Also ~ story lfsnls House Large Barn Wagon House,
IN Je4trl yanyoorhis street..
seller wit ~ Io ~ iing Also age steue Builng
tAI eAtit for ,uul curing about 4lx60 feet with 10
is sl Ground OF stuyvesaat avenue and Hickory
ssN.E
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

nj DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w. day, at o., ook sales ~ Nassau street.
g-neral ss1t h Of iiossaod rnrnitnrCarpets parlor
Dn,fs Tables Dressing Buge. Wshs.inds Bedseads,
Maare se, Lounge, Oh Paintings, Bullets Dining Chairs
Gas Pictures
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

THE BALL SEASON.

1TAsQUERADE BALL COSTUMES. COSTUMES
l Large assortment OF gorgeous Costumes for masquer-
ade balls prvate theatrical aud attic characters lately
imported Paris entirely In New York, be OBJ
tanned reasonable terms at 3S Third
Bulls Head Bank between Twenty NTH and Twenty
streetg
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
CsCRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.

y 81 BOGART AUCTToNEERs-THIS DAY, AT II
-. otioc the store No North William street. House,
Go,d Farinre-Soias Tables chaIr Brussels Threeply
tresscs ot of Clothing, Jewey Fancy Goods also two Bar
Counurs lot of Butchers Fixtures, Stoves, Ranges,
NangIe
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
SPORTTNG.

IrOR SALE-NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS, BuLL TER.
rier Dogs ball and msstg Dogs good Watch Dogs small
bck and tam Scotch and Skye Terriers good Apply
1t ii Roosevelt street. JNHN GRAY
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES, OF EVERY
IA description, consisting OF Germaniowns Rockaways,
Ebng Top Bugges and Depot Wagons also finely finished
Concord noops for city USE for sale low by HARRY G.
OOOk - Dey street, broadway. ---
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-06

A BosroS dispatch snys that the Republi-
cans Of Lawrence have elected delegates to
the Sixth Congressional District Convention
who are favorable to the choice of Gen. BANKS
in that district for Congress.
GEN. Couch has accepted the Democratic
nomination for Governor Of Massach usetts.
THE revelations of the Vicksburg cotton
operations were rather damaging to General
SLocuM; but If he can survive this blow from
the New York NepS he has an astonishing
vitality:
The Netos is the only paper In this city which
published yesterday morning the speech that
General slocum made At Syracuse last Monday
evening. We gladly say to our readers, that u
careful perusal Of that speech has not only aston
ished great deal, but pleased us still more
And We say this with the more pleasure, because
we have not sought TO disguise our very profou nd
distrust Of General Slocum's fidelity to those
principles to the maintenance Of which the Nstos
Is devoted, and our consequent unwillingness to
support his election.
The results of the Mississippi Convention
seem to justify the criticism Of Mr.. Sumner,
that 1t was little better than q conspiracy
to obtain power" Under its direction, the
people have elected an unpardoned rebel
Governor, and have chosen to the Legislature
q majority Of candidates known to be in favor
Of re ,enslaving the blacks. Congress will
make very short work Of this arrangement
even IL II be not met by tho President, who
announces that his measures with view to
reorganian<ion are to be regarded simply as
experiments-ADday Evening Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-06

Mr.. WIN. H. BoARDxAN, of the Treasury
Department, died at Melrose, Mass. on Tuesday
last.
SENATOR GARRETT DAVIS, of Kentucky,
arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel this morning.
OK Thursday last our respected townsman,
b. Hammett Norton, Esq, American Consul at
this port, celebrated his cath birthday. During
the day he was waited upon by q number of his
friends to tender their congratulations. The Ma
or still looks hale and hearty, and we hope there
are yet many days in store for him, wherein he
may act as the representative Of the American
Govern nment among us.-Pictou Chronicie, 18Th.
II SHADRAcH will return to our bosom all
shall be forgotten and forgiven.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-06
Episcopal General Convcntion-Thirt
rr Day.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6.--The Convention
reassembled at 10 o'clock this morning.
DR.. Higbel, Of New York. stated that two
Of the deputies from Tennessee were present,
but. owing to the absence Of the Secretary Of
that diocese. they were unable to present
their certificates, and he moved that the
names Of the Tennessee deputies be placed on
the roll; which was carried.
The committee appointed yesterday on the
subject, reported in favor of the adoption Of
the new canon forbidding clergymen Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church from entering
the military or naval service Of the United
States, except in the capacity of chaplains,
or to enter any military or naval school ex-
cept as chaplains, professors, or instructors.
A message was received from the House Of
Bishops inclosing an address from the Pro-
testsnt Episcopal Church in Canada TO the
Convention of Clerical and Lay Delegates Of
the United States Of America.
The Rev. Mr.. Defevin, of Canada, was
presented to the Convention, and he made a
few remarks. He is the procurator of the
Canada Synod and author of the well.known
catechism. He is bearer of the above-men-
toned address.
Rev. DR.. Pulford, Lord Bishop Of Canada,
also made few remarks relative to the con-
nection between the Church in England and
America.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-06

An embassy from one of the Barbary
States to our Government is certainly q
rarity, If not an absolute novelty. History
records the fact, that in 1905 an ambassador
from the Bey of Tunis came to this country
to confer with President Jefferson, In regard
to the difficulties which then existed between
Tunis and the United States.
From that time until the arrival Of the
present embassy, no ministers from Tunis
have visited our country. The Oriental di-
plomats arrived here yesterday by the Per-
sia, and are now at the Astor House They
consist of General 0tman Hashem, special
envoy, Colonel Ramero Gaita, aid-de-camp,
and the Chevalier Antoine Conte, secretary
and interpreter. They are accompanied by
the Hon. Mr.. Perry, the American Consul at
Tunis.
These distinguished representatives of Mo-
hammed Sadyk, the Bey Of Tunis, are gentle
men Of culture, and, in their country, we'll
known as men Of enlarged and progressive
views. They are mon of education, General
Hashem and Gaita having received the bene.
ft of collegiate instruction in Paris. Al
though they are unaoquainted with the Eng.
lish language, they speak French with almost
as much fuency as Parisian.
They dress in the fashion Of their country,
but have already shown how easily they can
adapt themselves to the customs Of another.
Gen. Hashem is about fifty years of age,
some twenty years the senior of Col. Gaita.
The objects Of the visit of these embassa-
dors to our Government is to express to the
President the joy felt by the people of Tunis
on learning that the rebellion had been put
down; to present letter of confidence to
Mrs. Lincoln ut the loss Of her distinguished
husband; to ascertain some important facts
relative to our system Of government; and to
assure the President that Mohammed Sadyk,
Bey, entertains the most friendly feelings for
the United States.
The embassy will, according to present
expectations, remain in this country only
two or three weeks. The diplomatic visitors
will, however, be invited to remain here
until Congress assemblies. They will leave
for Washington to- morrow.
This afternoon they will be driven TO Cen
tral Park and will probably visit the Mayor.
They will visit one of the theatres this eve
ning.-N. y Commercial.