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los, Lcxii, A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosTER BRoTHERs.
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NAsuyIIIE COMMERCIAL INsUR-

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL ANSehN
ANCE CoMPANY,----The Office of this old
and reliable Company will be removed on MON
DAY sth instant. to rooms in the Bank Of the
Union. where they will be pleased to see their
friends Parties wishing either Marine or Fire
Insurance will do well to call upon this Company
for fair rates and prompt payment in case Of loss
jan6-2w D&U e4
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A FINE lot Of Pure SPICES. suited for Chris
mas times. For sale at
FFa WA FosrKR BROTHERS.
- AZ
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ALL bridges on the Nashville and Deca,
tur Railroad will be repaired to-day and
ready for passage Of trains as heretofore
Through freights will be received on the
10Th
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EDeETfRLD.

We have ear f,9le feet q rrs.s.,nd on p, ne
choice and dcsirsble stresfa in Eefcnc,a. lor n
~ Eve wears fr6na - 1annar1 hsAt, - f13
which ousht 70 BE- satisfactory 70 thess ae-iin1
inproxe ~rrxex a ,.ruVHEI
ralT .E' = -
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R.H. SINGLETON, the indeiatigable newsdealer
In the Post Office building, has just received the
latest periodicals and papers; among the resi- we
see the Clipper. Chimney Corner. Banner OF lAsnt'
and Turf aud Farm. az So
THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS oBRYAN'S
SCHOOL. on NORTH VINE STREET, WILL
BReIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. .ss... .A Jano-im''
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Number remaining Decemher I, IS5o.''-' ;,,;...'24
The number of cases here shown, although
friehffulIy large is yet but very small portion Of
what has actually occurred in the city within the
mast wear. As much the larger portion Of cases
positively refuse TO go to the Hospital and have
no legal authority 20 compel them to go, these fg
ures do not give correct idea Of the extent of this
disease among US. Eut II seems to me they are
sufficiently great, to speak in trumpet tongue to
our Legislators and urge upon them the absolute
necessity OF Immediately enacting a law for
''Compulsory Vaccination by which mems this
terrible scourge can be efeetually exterminated
from our country IL its provisions universally
adopted: and / have no doubt that if New York
viii but take the initiative. each State. and
| the General Government, win soon follow her
good example. | have SO frequently urged this
matter upon the proper authorities with statistics
| and proofs. which seemed to me TO be convincing,
| that I have nothing new TO add upon the subject
| but beg most respectfully TO refer 10 my former
| he al once enacted, by which the power may be
| granted 70 oxpel this disease from the city.
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w. G.. WALKER. Agent. Tor "hee"
wilson's SEWING MACHINES. has just re-
ceived his sixth shipment, within three months
Now II You wish to present your wives and dansh-
tiers Or friends. a New Years iift worth more TO
them ineomparably than any other kind OF pres
emit call and examine the handsomest stock Of
those machines ever brought to this market and
remember that this machine is the simplest and
nc., perfcc, Of all machines takes the best stitch
made. and surpasses all others in speed. Call at
WurrrEr & WILSON'S Office. Masonic Temple
same door with Dorman ( Fenton. aec&l-lw
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PREPARE YOUR BONDs.----The First
Assistant Clerk of the Market requests US to notify
the Butchers and Marketers, who rented Stalls on
the lst inst, to prepare their Bonds by Saturday
the 9th inst, and hand them to him at 81 Cedar
s,reot ian3-td
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small Rox--Important Suggestion.

Suatt t7oA-hhhpoE'a"sS ~"
This loathsome disease is prevailing more
generally throughout the United States than
has ever been known before. Instead of be-
ing confined to the cities and towns it Is
spreading far and near into the country.
DIR. Sayre, Of New York, President of the
Board of Health Commissioners of that
city, in recent report, presents the follow
ing facts andsuggestions: rra
At the Small .pox Hospital, on Blackwell's Is
land there were remaining with that disease, on
the lst december, ls64...-.....-....-. y cases.
| Admitted during the year ending De-
cember l, cases.
1876 cases.
| Number who died from December,
| 1864 TO December |, lS6O..-.............. lb3
| Number discharged in same l.6Oe-l,lI2
L
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THERE is said to be not less than 500,
600 counterfeit 500 greenbacks IN circuia-
ton. They are well engraved, and can De
detected only by experts. Areport was re-
Gently made TO the Secretary OF the lreasury
ON this subject, which is said to contain
some astounding disclosures.
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CAlLHt BensOn's Music Store, "a Union street II
you want a cheap Album, Writing pesk. for'
Folio. or anything In the shape OF Christmas
present. as VIC are selling at rOsi TO close out
% a &c
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SALOON ANp REsrAuRAyr.

We offer for sale saloon and kestsuranis 1
doing a profitable business. In the very csntr1
trade. at 4 prize perfectly satssiaesury.
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JOHN 6. BRANsFoRD, General Agent OF Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adj
yertises to carry cotton cheaper by ran to
Louisville and Cincinnati, and in quicker
time than it can be carried by boat. He al
50 advertises a general reduction OF the
rates on freights, and is authorized TO make
special rates on shipments. sf00E %
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Mr.. JoHx w. FAxoN is our local agent at Clarks-
vile. to receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the Ux1ox AxD AMERICAN.
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of 100 acres. in jackson county. Tenn. for $
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A PLACE on THE CUMBERLAND RIVE
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REAL ESTATE, &c.
Tw0 MAURY COUNTY FARMS

are offered at very reasonable prices. Also.
In williamson:
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Terrible Railroad Accidental Mother and
Her Child Killed,

yesterday morning about half-past nine o'clock n
,3tH2e ACCIDENT occurred at Glendale station on the
DISTANCE from that city, resulting in the death Of
.,lTs MARIA Stocfei aged Fifty years and her little
11sIter Nara ageG i've years. Mrs. StoefGl resided
"lta her hQse2Ei, Mr.. George StOefeI a short dis
lance from the station and was going to the station
with her child to await the train to bring her TO Al
ies4any, where she has sick sister
Hne was walking down tag track towards the sta
ion with her daughter, when she observed a train.
belonging 60 the Fort WayLe ConUauv Coming in =,
westerly direction down the track She, witb her
daughter. stepped On to the opposite track Just as
the WelisylHo accommodation train, belonging 10
the Pltts5arg and Cleveland Railroad COMPANY was
coming east. and just winding around the curve
close BY AS soon as the engineer on the train oh.
aeFEeu tnen On the track, he blew the whistle The
tlttie girl turned around and saw the train cominr
whcu she began to run ahead on The same trarE
Inc motneF saw tue tram approaching, and inmedi-
Ltey started II parSuit OF her child Tho engineer
haioW5Q dv%n DTSkeS, and attempted to reverse
the engine but in vain, and in amOment the
lnCsaSi was Knocked down and the entire train pas
sed- over her body.
The cars over her head and bodv roapgTiDo be-
horribly ana smashing them almost Hat killing her
instantly. a lew teeC before the mother was her
child; who sool shared the same fate, the trair.
knocking her DOWN and passing over her legs and
also over the right arm, crushing her in Terrible
manner one was picked up, but lived about half an
.Our IN an lnSenSlble condition. Mr. StOete received
intGhgenee OF thesad occurrence when he proceeded
to the scene and kept walking neae the bodies for
some length Of time, weeping and Wailing IN a dis
tyessing manner
Coroner Clawson was notified Of the occurrence
when he repaired to the place, and held an ilouest
on the bodies The 5Ury. after hearing the evidence
returned verdict Of accidental death in each case
qlly eEonefatlng tho engineer Cf the tram from ali
hla.cG. 1t was stated by witnesses of .he Occurrence
tlat Mrs S.0eiel could have saved Aer own life bnt
lost 1t while endeav0rng to save that of her child
DIR. Stoetel IS a German, sad removed with his
amy M 70 1enlae about 5 month since. He has six
children yet living, oro or whom is Nple.-PiRg-
burG COmmrrcIGi.
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CTTrE- GiagECEs

-; Ft'9. br%acA-A quorum Of members were present,
WI, NJ "a 81 ong, Esd, President in the chair
M. mcclure presented petition from c. s. Wind
SOr " Co asking permission to erect two signs in
ir9hD q theIr premises, Light street; referred
reIocted adversely upon The petition of r. lsr R
d Co and others for the repeal of tbe ordinance ~
Iect!ng SIsns adopted. "
MI Frce, OF the committee on the harbor rp-
gIIEe0 u resolution grating permission to j. Alex
6AriEer 70 erect n platform wharf at the corner Of
Pratt and Light streets; laid on the table
Mr. Nichols called the attention Of the Branch IN
the lacttGat when the vote was taken on the resolu-
ION appropriating $4,000 to the House Of Refuge but
thirteen members voted and he thought it Illegal Ia
pass any measure by vote less than quorum
me Ghalr stated that the members were present,
and II they did not vote, it was their own flu1T
Mr.: Marsh called up the ordinance to appoint An
Adopted. 'o'' "s'iI'''
Nj. Bruscup moved the reconsideration of the vote
on me Gr4nance to regulate the fees Of the City Sur
Fegpl Inc vote was reCOnsidered by yeas l5 navs ,
-llessTs. GOrsuch and Nichols
The bill being before the Branch Mr.. Mich
Oils moved to strike out the provision giving he Cty
surveyor twenty-five per cent. the pay Of his as
Alr. Foreman moved to amend by striking out the
per ceAt2ge and fixing the salary Of the assistants al
Az;2D per day; which was adopted.
Mr.. Nichols moved 10 strike ont the eractiy,,
clause which was rejected. The ordinance was then
The Chair named on the part of the Branch to co-
operate with the Mayor, in rendering the hOspitaE
tea OF the city TO Geo Peabody, ESQ Messrs Eor-
ring, Lynch and Ewalt: ana Nessrs Fo-rCSeS \ NJ
cure and Stewart as the committee to make arrange
ments Tor the celebration Of the Fourth of July
ne amGn1m' ntOi the Second Branch substituting
reG in. 0
., Mf; Foreman called up the resolution authorizing
,ne .ieoitn a commissioner to purchase the sweeping
machine, Win patent night, tor fourteen years and
approprlatIng 5000 therefor; laid on the table and
maze maze he special order for Tuesday afternoon.
MI Marsh up the resolution TO pay the hoard
ni ater Commissioners the sum of S6S7 loriprroye-
ments made ct Madison Square; laid over and refer
req 10 the committee on parks.
Nlf. GFeen clIie1 the ordinance IN inpreosa tbo
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CLEANSE THE Bs.0OD.-With corrupt, dis
ordered or vitiated Blood, you are sick all over
It may burst out ia Pimples, Sores in some ac
tive disease or it may merely keep you listess de-
pressed and good for nothing. But you cannot have
good, health while your blood is impure. Ayers
SARsAPARILLA purges out these impurities and stm-
uIates th organs of life into vigorous action restor-
ing the health and expelling disease Hence it rap
idly cures variety of complaints which are caused
by impgrity of the blood such as Scretse or Kings
Bto,ches Boils, 81. Anthonys Ftre, Rose or ErgstDe-
las. letter or Sah Rheum, ScaId Head, Ring Worm.
Cancer Crncerous Iunors, Sore Eyes, Femate D'S-
Whites, Steri!ity also Syphis or Venertgt Diseases.
Ltuer t6mplaiats, and Heart Diseases. Try AVER
eARsAPARILLA, and see for yourself the surprising
ACTIVITY with which it cleanses the blood and cures
these disorders
During late years the public have been misled by
iarse M ootues pretending to give quart Of Extract
been frauds upon the SICK for they not only contain
ltte any, Sarsaparina, but often no curative prop
ermeS I mI1atever. Hence bitter disappointment has
Ieo"e9 lhe use OF the various extracts of Sarsapa
Tllla which Hood the market until the name itself
mas become Synonymous with imposition and cheahs
StIli we cal caI TINS compound "Sarsaparlls" and in
tend 70 supply such remedy shall rescue the name
from the load of obloquy which rests unon Il. We
think we have ground for believing it has virtues
eases it is intended to cure We can oniv assnrs th
sick that offer them the best Alternative which We
know how to produce and we have reason to believe
it by far the most e1ectua purifier of the blood yet
aiicYIEsRb''S iIicYER'S CHERRY PEcToRAL isl univers.,,v
known to surpass other remedy for the cure q,
Coughs Colds, Influenza Hoarseness Group. Bron-
chitis fncipient Consumption, and for the relief AZ
sumptive patients in advanced stages of the dis
that it il useless here the evidence
Prepared sa by DrJ. G. AYEH Il BRSR,I az, ILCws Mass
NIaa-s0amdAw Baltimore and hV Al psalsz.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
LAILY e COM I'M ERCIAT,.


BOSTON, May 9.-Ia the Supreme Judicial Court,
IN the case of Atehison & Pixies Peak Railroad Com
pany VS.. II. G. Wheeler, for the alleged misappro-
priation Of two hundred thousand dollars worth of
bonds the arguments of the counsel were closed yes
terdsy. and the decision reserved.
The United States steamer Ashuelot, Commander
Febiger. from New York, arrived here to-day She
came through the sound in company with the dou-
ble-turretcd iron clad Miantonomiah and the United
States steamer augusta, and parted company with
them on Tuesday afternoon The weather was fine.
and the Miantonomiah made excellent speed and
behaved splendidly.
Gosroy, May Sin the case of the Commonwealth
vs. /. o. j. Smith, convicted of subornation Of per-
jury the verdict has been set aside and a trial
granted on condition that the defendants counsel
agree in writing, to allow the testimony of the prin
cipal Government witness deceased since the YER
diet. to be used in future trial
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PERIODICAL LITERATURE.

BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for April ConteT,fg-
Cd Sir Brook Fossbroolie. Part-XI l2) Shrey,sb,,y
School, Past and Present 60 Memoirs of Inc Con
tederate War for Independence. a. Miss MaioI-
banks Part-NIV t0 Cornelius ODo,cd unon Mn
and Women, and other things in general PAT
NNIII-l6) A Comparison. O. Demopologv +
Home and Abroad lSJ The Cop dition of the Co
erument
The GALAXY for May 10Th, Contents-D I'll,
Claverings. ~ in the Hammock. % The Naro
Of the Cholera. (D The Art of Dining. n
Archie Lowell. (5) Unbelief. @ The Home Of Viz.
tor Hugo. (S) Miss Clare. (9) The FaIlacies of Nc
mory. QO) Spoken at Sea. ID A Story Of the On
guam. Q2) Nebulae.
BEADLE's MONTHLY FOR MAY.-Contents: 4 Buu-
mer's in 6herman's Army. t2y The Dead Letter. d
iuStrated). G) The Thonareg; "reminiscences of bte
officer in the Zouaves Antique Corps, in Algeria. "a
ABEL Allsons Secret story. ) Assassins and tleil.
Work; Catherine de Medica. (6) Waiting; Psem.
"a Dora Deans Trial: Story. S) To Madsc; a
rhythmic fancy. 90 Charge Of the First Csvalry D-
vision at Manchester. 10) Knife Eaters. al Under
Shadow; or how dark eyes did mt win; Story Q2)
Ay Luck in q Tunnel. Q3) Human Life; an Essay.
lD My Every Day Paths, II. Cl5} Current Notes Or
Men, Books, &c
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Capture OF Fort Goodwin. Arizona. by


EHdiaDs-EEassAcre Of thc Garrison.
SAN FRAECIsCO, May Ga special messenger ar
rived yesterday at Los Angeles. bringing dispatches
from the commander Of Fort Grant. to Gen. Mason,
announcing that Fort Goodwin, Arizona, had been
captured by two thousand Indians and the garrison
numbering one hundred and twGnty-four men, Inas-
sacred except ono man, and the fort burned.
The man VINO escaped was out hunting and wit
messed the affair from distance. He saw the fort
burning and heard the firing of guns during the fight
which lasted nearly hour. 1t Itissupposed that the
indians gained admission under pretext of enteriug
into treaty of peace which General Mason had in
structed the commander to make.
SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The new gold diggings
struck on Clemens Creek, the Big Bend mines.
are found to be paying on an average 50 per pan.
Hundreds of boats are going up Columbia River,
filed with miners and provisions.
1t is rumored that the L. s. soldiers at Fort Coivlle
have deserted, and are going to the mines, taking
their arms with them.
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''StOneWaII'' Jackson Con,lnemoratEOn i'm
Richmond,

RICHMOND, May l0.-The anniversary Of the death
ofStOnewall jackson was observed here to-day by
floral decorations of the graves of the Confederate
soldiers at Hollywood and Oakwood cemeteries
Both places throngei with ladies and their
escorts. Several brief addresses were delivered at
each place. Business was generally suspended in
the city
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THREE CENTS.

MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL-A match game of
9aSe ball IS to be played tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock. betwean the Carroll and Clifton CIubg
OF East Baltimore, on the grounds of tn latter On
JeheFson street extended. The match is for silver
goblet and the contest viii, nc doubt be quite
spirited - H"i''
FAST rDRlyING.-Frederick DreskeI was taken into
custody yesterday by officer Wood, for fast driving
upon the street in violation of eitv orira,e
Justice Mckinley imposed fine of s. and cos.
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1t is not overstating the fact to say that the most
remarkable success of any mechanical invention of
modern times has been attained by the Grover i Ba-
ker Sewing Machine. While the proprietors of this
noble instrument appreciate the merits of other ma
chimes in the market they cannot but feel just pride
IN the laures with whlch thelr machlnes, and the
are exhibited for competition. Other machines arc
honored with premiums occasionally but here is an
instrument which neve- fails TO carry off the palm,
having taken upwards OF thirty first prizes at State
and County fairs au7-1yeo1stp
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Watches.
1896.
1856.

a SPLENDID STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day. together with an
entire assortment of Diamond. Pearl. Mosaic
and other iewolry 40 solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
tion, English Table Cutlery, Clocks Opera Glasses
5pesacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
faeture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARNoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite tho
mh6-lstptf Fountain Hotel.
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AMT&E TERrH,E

HOLIDAY STREET Observation-Disclosures Celeste will
take her benefit Tonight appearing for the first time
here, in her double character of Zambaro, the Wan
derer, and Ernest De La GaTde, in the sensational
drama entitled the lone House; or, the Bridge of
Notre Dame, which has been produced with the
most marked success in Paris and London, and in
several Of the principal theatres in this country
The drama will be presented with appropriate
scenery and an excellent cast, embracing the full
strength of the cornnauy,
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-NVe take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Siulth. Bros
Co.. No. 10 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock OF clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this frl.1 to the
favorable notice Of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small prolts. and deal on the
square with everybody.
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George n. Sandors, s,,,,,,. Ts. Nv

SOuTL OF Bankruptcy. London, April p, before Mr.
Commissioner Winsowl
In re George Nicholas Sunders:-Mr. LumIey aD.
peared Tor the aSsignees, Mr. Linkater for the bank
rupt. IniS Was a sitting for examnation and dis
eaafge- The bankrupt was described as of several
places IN England, Ireland, Eratce and America
contrac or tor the confederate government of America
tor the building and running OF Tou-pIate3 postal
vessels. lie was bankrupt Lhs year lSaS, and OBJ
tanned certificate of discharge The accounts show
the following reSuItS-Debts aJd liabilities ElUe55s
with assets-property in the hlnas of creditoBn&6,
100, and sundry debts. E4,l9Gt
rupt:-" Disappointment in ne execution of my con-
tract with the Ccaederate Sates OF America for the
It appe9-sd that MeSsrs. Lindsay y Co. had under
taSon The contract in queiton, which was supposed
Ia he of value From Me&Ts. Lindsay the bankrupt
claimed E4500 for cOmMEsOn, but the debt was dis
Dutei and 1t was alleged that the bankrupt was in
reality debtor 10 that tfm. An adjournment was
taken in order that the 9signee might hOd private
sitting Tor the examination Of the bankrupt in refer
ence to his transactions with Lindsay & Co and
Others with liberty TO the assgnees to apply for fur
ther accounts if they shoad be so advised.
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CE,evalier,s Life for the Hair

VIII restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of tho
weakest hair stops its falling out keeps the head clean
eoO and healthy can be used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR-DRESSING;
andis recommended and used by our best Physicians
assure you, LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
you require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists, and
ct my Office, No. l 1,l23 Broadway, New York.
fe15-w&sSm SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. D.
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From 81 Thnniaa

New YORK, May l0.-The steamship Agness, from
St. Thomas on the ID inst. arrived here yesterday.
The French steamer Styx, left St. Thomas on tho
9th ul for Vera Cruz with roo troops and sailed on
the 9th for France.
The United States steamer Bienville was in port
all well.
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Temporary Seizure Of Il British Schooner
by FauiaRs.

New loGK, May l0.-Captain McBlune, of the
British schooner Wentworth from Windsor to this
port reports that On the q instant bis vessel was
seized Cf Grand Menan by party of sixty men un-
der command of Colonel Kelly, who said they we're
Fenians. They scuttled the fishing craft they were
in, and after keeping possession of the Wentworth
about four hours, landed at a place called Bradys
Mistake. They acted in very orderly manner. do
ing no damage either to the vessel or crew. After
they left Captain MeBlune resumed command of his
vessel, and proceeded on his voyage