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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12
Speaking Of local matters in Nashville, The R

Speaking of local matters in Nashville, the Re-
publican Banner says:
Among other evidences of the wit and jollity SO
characteristic of river men and freqnenters of the
levee, we notice the following plaGard at the door
of the Hotel d'Atrique,'' = an eating house kept
by an ancient darkie, and very popular among
hungry freedmen:
must not be worn at the dejeu1ser they distract
the attention of the walters, and allow the flies to
get at the meat"
Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel d'Afrique
we find the following:
"W H. Seward, Washington; Horace Greeley
New York; A. j. Fletcher, Capitol; W. G. Brown
low, Knoxville Harriet B. Stowe, Africa Wen
dell Philips, Boston.
a. N. B.-White folks admitted to the table. M
dead heads except the freedmen's bureau.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12

nGARHmrs--RIvnR NEWS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12
ARRIVAL Of new ORLEANS FENlANs AT LOUISVILLE
ARE DIsAFFECTED

ARRIVALS At THE PASSES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12

A church and schooI1house ip Henry comfy,
alely held forth in them by invitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

dignity Of The country A en n NJ ssfsty munt further
% supported By the unquaasd rsas~vsiou Of the Mon
Tace Il was impcsssbs that two ci-sines rasss could
sxl.t harmoniousy In ths sAms country on shs same
dsgusng and dssrcaling admixfare of rsces such a.
presented In the Spanish states or Aaerca ~ crossna
spirit of people would revolt At such certain degrsda
lion, while American women, the Of beauty and
superiority would ndifnans srs rate the who Ad
Mr. T.s.os. dem M iii r., opposed thu biz to en-.
large Tho powers Of the rrecdmsn's bureau, Inasmueh
pesona u wss chs Isgislslion, which he condemned
The Houso teok . recess u half past seven o'clock.
for purposes Of general debate
. xvgxIx0 SESSION.
HAsr xAsMa ~ nonssrxu AxnsDssxn 70 TINE cowrl-
h-s1 fUuns sanoUoH OOHcnus.
NJ D.sIscs. tdsml y n, spok: serinst No man:
through without debate and dsIibsration such legsla
tjo6 would be impsaescabis and worthless when tho
- N rrorscncs % sssssc4s isnusrsr
Nr KxIIxy rePl Of Pa, sddressed the House In favor
ting :5ucb " my plan for acquiring canada, cniorTiDg
ss.sns n tho ssass - ssna
from the ride and net and live by tho nduccmsas Of
well rewarded labor rher Idle wives and ch dren may
ana In fcw years We shsil sssss so rsmsmbsr that x
this nneeenth csntury aud under Republican govern
mant ,lsre were for several decades n.ons OF people
viii DISCLOSE, Ia ,he eye of preuirs tho manhood
OF the freedmen. and that kindly relation between tho
enploycr and tins cmpoye which exists throueh tie
North and East VIII srsiny up IN tho sonth.
Oppressed and degmded he has been. tbs colorod
viii nnd that there are lelds open TO
his enterprise and useful and honorary career possible
TO him, and viii prove that ike other mon, he
property and has tho energy % acquire and the thr
10 make u advantageous 10 hnahs has ncghbors and
his country Lot uE then measure our resources by
perrin mt ard open them tho enterprise OF The world,
aud tins question whether tbrre hundred three
thousand millions will years hcncr, be of trning
importance, and as Andrew showed the people of Eng
land how 10 outdo the Dueh without ngisirw viii
md Peace hath her Nhioies for aifo Canada will
farmer, and II NaXiman IN sexicn u will he
n citizen OF republic aud sdhcrent of tho Monroe
doctrine ~ fs 44
Other gentlemen made speeches on tho quca,ons ~
tho day, and tho House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01
ARMY BULLETIN.
rERxAxESr ARriLLgsv BOARD ona ASzEp.
oEsErAL HrDx s--Se. Q.

rERNArEHT ARTILLERY BOARD MANNED.
ogsErAL rrDx s--Ne- o.
HsAngrA rtns Anny, l
AnJrrAsr GySgnALs OFFICE wAinsoroy Jan. IL. lsc1
pcrinnrcnt Artillery Hoard Il hereby organ ned 10
which Questions pertaining H. tbs art lissy arm o. ~
vice may be referred ~ tho scornary ~ War grtha Cn
crain hicf for discussion sni recommendation Tho
Board shall alo hsvn the power ." make oSr nsi
menda,ions 10 the Gepefs in Che in sssrcnoe 60 ha
inarosts and efficiency Of ls asillicry arm The npin
artillery and tho srnor mrsnber saan he ~ sidapt Hs
shah have she p0wer 10 asi r,ei nas ntra time ard
places sssha be approved BY iho Grnr in Cblrf IN al
don 70 tf called by ts SECRETARY Of War OF General
compl~a snnssd of al prosscdings of tho Board viii
b. kept by takecr tary who, cibx rcIsscd, shall
turn over ~ bIx sucrasor or 70 tho sdlutant "enefai
ms Qusfs1 ssnsr's Departmcnt VIII furpsn the no.
ccssasy foos ~ station ny ryav'sison vf e Pfosl-
VI tnSsAn ron ys.n ,oAsp.
Drsvss Bnxsdaer General n , N lAcutonapt Cato
mel Third artillery. hrryut C,vn A1rou y hoss, VA
tor Yourtt .r.lery Captain Join gsteon rsar,h sr.
lery hsrvet f1~ussnsni cosn~i ". ueu jAln Captain
sscssd srllsssy. secretary. 1914
ny command Of LAeutcnani General GgASr
v. D. TovsxSn, Assistant AdJutanf GcbersL
ninurf.Ltstai''r.
The military rscvuis.ng crah'istmsaf whssh ycr.
t<sdny suspended ~ E1ira ~r1 of ths foiss ng
dspurtDcau and oniocrs -ra<s n stqaartofS Col kus
In cyInuIznd 2niice under charge
of Captain Dana comm'ssry department 70 charre %
The rwsasssk Nsw yerk isAis u.llssa gsxinssi for
snd nutsrrd oat On sstaray ish vr yv~ Yerk on ,b.
- - 1asvs - ess hna1uu1 end tuesay psisss-c
s.d ss sssy..vsa vne'n N sbs rzimssk q rs~s ~
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nEiwAsususz r~p) - Sn, NON IN csemsses %
Huies, sopoftss sn smspdmsns fhnsss, nsmely:--
That he Nan shall ts us~d sr any os~r pnrpo.e sa
- piaye puesess ~ - ileoaes Dali Ne sr~skes
<nsls. tss!ss rrs.i9s o. n ~ a.. sss iss sssrs
- N - -. 6 - = y rs.s sus =, 1870 nsrs,n aaa 2
&s ss'cssss wsers ~ tisses shsn " ts.eistos
~ vAszsvsrs szplasss6 shaA ne ssis Ssx nos en-
As1ap~ psvi1>e ~ ne suvvsrs ssmmsmeussivs =
49, n~t1pa6 fxspen - soss Dvppss~d soschsss
. -, neme~ = ~ neesa ~. pavis q nsui4sL
- 0paUnssne s11sn1n - - bssa c~fle1 10 ~
sso>ssf - ~ - ~ ms&s ns Issssy a shs pos<
hssp~ sc1 ~ knns1 ~ ~ shsosss ssr<r~r~ ~
Eslcse = 1a|1p . - ~ -. - h.s1rsz -
- ~ - - Z - r. : ..s.iss ssss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01
NAVY BULLETIN.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Dskota has szii~i frssn rIiisS~lvh for ns
P.c1ne rgusirons her eaiccfu ~ Eissess-
Csnsasntoy kghert Tssnsglsn: I1enisnaEt sofnmAn'
81, q. d. White; Lirat.EasE, b. y lsrnrn VI D. y
syn, = !chnsen kansa. Dnnvfas osssL y =
saaUes, A. A. H<ohisIS, -AA~ss Pay Ssa-ieT , y
Hamilton, !, H'dshipmsn, y y D-ii, ~ ". 9wlnhrr
JOHN Vaughan, Osrtf While, G.orrr fds AFsis,Ani
Enxissrss tessgo w sfas no CnsFies n nzraEinr J. A.
beaver. IL d. rais. Hssm f.'sss. =, n. i.mdin, \ J
Tie rpaea e,a,s. r,,ras.s sa<sase pss n,o Bermuda
on me ioth nll sn ~ans of sotno rspssns hsE
chinsry. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

w<AOoopsl Sbansr late Of General Buffers ss whose
SseEs vss pusiIahsd sons days sines, ssrng psrt =
hh Southern tour II h nd thst Co,oasa HiIyers n
peEt win conrsdlct Colonel shsners h many patieula
rhe two coloneIs special fSsn1 but dd net 49,
things in the same light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01
d s.~.-- ~,
IIM WdlIiI1lNlA. <thDHHAe
4s-A AVAsAAl4 VlA4 - 44Oe
Ss' >s>''''s'e-''s ..
important congregational Ac- I
. '.~-c~-~e'>>-'~s-.'->-~'-- '~.~-c.~>-'~e'>>-''~.s-.'->-~'--
Adoption ~ the Hense u the Re-.
r OO0ogfUCt1O0 Con-
e'ss'''s A<'
AsssA ~'''S's'>,''-'''''''''', siss
OVER a TWO -Tly@D8 VOTE m IT'S FAVOR.
-ssss .s.sAs !. tf }s ~ "a
N, x..n.a,.oa N.r,..s. rv.,,a.as s.s,.
- -'so0 .A s~
VIC DdSlS " hcP1OS0ntduVA'
Unqhlnsus Fste Of Thanks to Adni-
m Es11agat and His Sailors.
spsunnnsa Dsbate sn ~ N fsr Protecting
n Ntiusn = the Enjsynsut
sf 1hslr 1aszfs.
1AlsES1ting Interview Between President
Jshnson and Indian Delegations.
q. In. An.



I'm punAsD on rHI NV coxs5zTUTIoNAI AMEND
r., ~ - MINT. ,rs
( AZ impressive s'sss occurred N the Hosss to-day
wnsa Khad Sssvsns rpducsd from his pocket cw csd
Hsssaa ~ connNua0unl 1sprsenaeaon ansnensnA s9d
9s0andsd ~ rAen6A zhe amendnsnt yseene - me
ssss enasealaAsl = ~ provision Sss - sp4ofsDn-
osns Of direct tRss; Otherwise uncnsn9sd4
AAaoh tAus ~ 90 ionger nny e4e1ee ~ decpse. Ar
osvsn enHs '9sesal 6ehenck ~ mnssss y pre-
- hs insS1snose umsnensnS - the umsndment
SuAnek has = tobey - wsh - Stsvena aad
~ diGsr sens1tsrably h color. -. echsnck
ussn appenaA ys1rsssnsnaves eooosong - naHber
- unls caassD - We United eafss ovsr twenty one
yo1Q - whuHe yceeI in - prcpGeon q ous ~
ygosoneaesouE eaeh 90 1nndsed on1 twsng'nrs thou
n1vooeg4 rserdleO - ~ sGece upon New Yosk,
uAgo ha6 11nsslgn popsIaiisn :hays nsvw ben nan.
1lnst3 - Wnrnr 49, ~ f4oom11gpAev beea
1uU4~m x114 smWw 1u1n4hosn14
~erD0 - yoDeh11eo - upv9 bsNtocbwst0n
eH & ssx sshs9kb soenenpeweSv 1svs,
49, - crD~e9nay, - Thae's ys~psAeasa pn0sd ~
9eGCesdss tws-Ahds ve>A st ..'
4e.engsas qusaS0n, ~ Stevens Nnes sn3nppsivs,
sn1aasee - suosWnas -acs1moussus spesch os<orsy
1>0 easseoo y osFsoPs q 'she pracslos Of
ansn6oe ne oouoe.etsn -'sffss, Ne had ben
ensssuA ~, u hh1 Mshortg o. pundis
= ossshw snA q ths avsnas thss - smsndmenss
vus sssdsd, bat ~ dsaeFss Va him." He found
n& generally w1h ths botohsd wost turned oot By the
a6h~s vhe fnncd COR consfitufton, end invoked God
essssa th1s - shouId svss sdopt shs ssnsinsns Of
ynoed an4 the mau = w esher snd OF tho svsnus
ssnfsA rspsinngM hsssn1ns % ne Ass0eiatsd Press
dsspasch puzpssssns 70 ssvs the nssldsnts views on
sepcs now before the HOUSE. Stevens animAdvertsd on
" rs'a@ss oondacs w'sn sresssevsr'y, ana saad-
Dscn oondact on ns part Of British king
fsw years ago would have cost that king bis
hsad." Mr. insssall Of nlisois, fat round
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Dsfsst OF . Liberal F.ses usdsr riGusros
with Heavy Lass--Tsmpiso Relieved
from STATE of sisge--SofarIo DisE
sam ta ost.s.-Eapeotsd Changes 0"
Mssispitiaa's Cabinet. DC.
~ iha arrival ~ the soAA,-l.p Vera Cor fron tbs
sl'y of iba pane Al Hsva1A liso .5,L uit,
n rsespi AZ n brief saassAsy q sse iaIs NsFcan
ns~s, fsr-sresd ~ enr iiAsaaa 1e'pePaani ~ us
Moro Castle. ~hi'h rsscis.s ihls por yosi<risy.
ILs nsws h DOT - STscaAi iuieresi
oUH nssAxA cozngsroxpUscK.
D1sass, Jas a. isdd
General pre,s nies ffsa Tshusnsesecs t,st ~ tas
defeated the r-rnbisns snssr Ygsova ssubsfiss tso
ihossnsd rnsB-e@xsiy n.g iaisatfy--v ~ isss nf
slsut one hs1sfgi tii.f ilq inisrsi''s iesi ~
Killed snf thlff roluf.1
T1,s STATE ~ ssxr a rsmps, has ,a4s remsrss ~
order " harhnl iigSAas. itu ~hssh prsaesf
hafinr GianpItnfrl
There Are rsnssfs q efal a. ia ti.s cahD.l
rhr isnf Al esrfft @n sssf nfoaFnlnN folrvs mufis
far ne death ~ klra Lessoia
Goa sp,l!ar a s.ri . soAiFs =, Hs,amar,. a,a
ros8n0 Dlss is sili J. osf.o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

nays ~, as.ioi'ows;-' a.f .ae
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rhs Hop~ rrsstnt1 tfs oensbl<rstion q lhs esnsis
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

Desperate Asss,aps er Negro Prj.o..s. 90
E.esps frs~s Jefi.

m Galveston ssfitss e 'i's ihb en- give a. 81.
coast of es1psnis aiismgt ~ negro pf.gstsru "a us
csonsg lnil 70 epcste Tle rbsfia a'Isgts.i bs poe
sof1e ~ thcn 10 ront, wNfn fbrf nlarani hln mt'h
hffrtf@ss Fsssf ~ ~ g.fty etgfb ~ voisnfesr
infsntry wss tbsn cstf aTcn - rst the ~
srpem down. abd the h1r arecsef them Yla.
i<~t<r 81 f,~ Dsfr1>s sFs~d n<xrAnt's 80
sna sftemrfed D. knpek bm wsins ant wfh . sfs.ea
~hun the fsrsrsnf abA bm dosd Toe a-hsf ossto~~
wers s0onfed Anef sfeff FffBrKie n fh~ ur,...sr,
vsfs s~swsf snf wdeg va orns msrs rsssssed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

tr@ nntAsNf. 4m 70 iAEl
Galveston vsDsrz tsie iAsst Gon~fai ostsf4 - tas
prcn,e tosrt of n- rrpseiis sssic.i a.aat ns g.
of Jaafwx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

Ds-'si ss me nspsrs ss-s President
Jshssss's nvssn~v wss sssl.sssa ~
Tssss ss~gss~s--Bsss~ason az tsss.
Deisgasss 80 ss~ cs.v~uss... So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

FttIN4a INu - IMIIIana.
y cbris9u arn. N i,tfs war~.
grh ff~g " nlssDIf.
Ihfivs ifrp. ~ tafytsfd.
hanf4N tenm - Pa
tanfar lrsp 81 k~-s<nrsr
tsyfuraf fftf,. ~ Asu afk.
HlAa~f der ~ kenfasty
tia|xrrt css u Nee J<rsay.
Moss if4ns 81 flilrnla
FDsss~Aa Tsp q k~nfsesr
lfrhHr tfffs - kenfafkg
tfFffsFss deus ~ ~.
~DAih fFsf ~ krntunfy.
l,ifogxs den N "a.
sttr lffsn ~ sew yiff
Ys1 bsf lfsrn " Nsm Yea
fh,rutsa lfslo. 81 lina9.s
I ifimtie 'esm N kstfarty.
|. 80, ss'sy : re ~. Il " s,sisc ssss.ss.
VI "a - 1TfI a Mew 1~TN~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01


rc.erng " The dan er spprcicnded BY confer
rins the sectives franehlss vast msititads Of
persona - recently released nom slavery, and the
danger, a. the other hand, of ereisdlnx 10
large portion ef the thoroughly leyHl part % The
popaission from a voice Ia the rcorzanizsllsn 4 or
pressed ~ greater conndoBce IN ignorant loyasy than
In Int Ixnnt cason end ks sddcd thai he bad never
dissuisd DE preference ane you'd NOT DO 90 stke f-
lure concuIinx with exprssson Of oon0dsnce IL the
visdsm sns virtss Of the President nr whom he wss
ssshssscd 20 spesk snS ~bs hsd bccn abIc IN chs
past and ssaid be able in tAs FUTURE TO discloss h
visnn asta
Poss OFFICES KKorrSsp ~ rns SOUTH.
rczfmaHm General Denison yesterday directsd up
wards of hundred post eicss 70 BE rsopsscd In the
fR HsersrRArToS or vrssxLs.
NJ Eiot from the COMMITTEES on Comnsrcs, reported
m 70 shs Houss Today regulating tho rrEsszason of
vsssez II > intended to punish those snip owners who
put nas vseIs uadsv foreign Gags darg fhe rebellion
- who naw with 10 rsssme Their American rexssasrH
me bm 80 sss ssecs ss~s ~ szle~ sscvssssy
"a ,aiech sspnss thal eight hnndrcd shos&snd
sas win - sesSssd ~ sheusd ~ pssa ne
IN rssp - ~ ears 49, ~ fssolrs Ia hs cssrzs
u The dsb~ts Ns wa1nssza - irIssas, rsvsaex ssn
ldsnfiaf coS1s v1ssk - ssns mo his ps~usrrsos
>sisinaiy rppssss ~ csssssbsfIoa Of - csAss
,sr ION has bssA Ssvssd ~ a.. ssssssd y lebby
'szInss ~ pnnnes = - ~ n go ssms up sesm
swsusw - IN psssuslv pnaau ns~ssehsssss
"a mnans vnns n n &1DA
,srsuus rsnavrss sscp su.svss - soUvu. 4
cusss>l v h mnyw; = ~ fek - 4 esnnul
Drssss - \ hsps hA~ikS - psouus1 nsn Ssus
nrsssA a. Gsu1A Ne hs< svv(sae1sa ksuvDv -
~ rs~saeuuow<uv, 80 h = untsvvass1 - v1Sns -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

en- bummers on the edge Of a spittoon
watching him jam fur overcoat into his
left ear. he was foolish-foolish enough
for brigader general or member OF
congress. A little cuss with black legs,
crimson stomach and double jointed bill,
was vomiting in a satin slipper, while
his wife, sickly looking lady Of her
tribe, was gnawiug at the bed post, think
ing it q bologna Another one, evidently
an old maid, sat under the sofa milking
the cat, while her sister was crowding a
pair of woolen drawers into her water
fall, singing in subdued strain.
Come rest in this bosom.
We have applied for a season ticket
front seat.
Another one with a certificate OF mar.
riage over his head in the shape of a
welt the size of candle mould, was
dancing fandango with two mosquito
virgins on watch crystal, while a dea-
con in one Of their churches sat playing
old sledge with a cork-screw, to see
which should 20 for gin cocktail. An
artistic delegate was standing on his
head in a champagne tumbler, one hind
leg run through it, while with the other
he was pointing out the road to Rich
mond to a lot Of skeets still drunker, than
himself, which were sitting dog fashion
on the pillow. We should say it was a
gay party--quitely so .
Talk about shows, concerts, dog fights,
amputations circuses, negro funerals,
draw poker, sparkin, or other amuse.
.ments, there is nothing to be compared
to flock of mosquitoes on a bender. II
you don't believe it, fix them up with a
piece of beefsteak soaked in whiskey,
and laugh your sides sore at the antics
the drunken warblers cut.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
R,eors of Austrian plscinline.

In 1854 / had terrible example OF
the military discipline of Austria. Owing
to the state of war, the frontier was then
guarded by Croets. | dined every day
with the Austrian officers at the little
village of Orsowo, on the banks of the
Danube. One day | expressed desire
10 see the place on the other side of the
Danube, where Kossuth had buried the
crown Of St. Stephen, of Hungary, when
the army fed into Turkey The place
had been discovered, the crown disin-
TERED but / wanted to see the singular
tomb.
Col. P. had promised to go with me the
next day on the other side of the bridge
which separated us from the enemy.
That same evening, as was taking my
walk, said to myself Suppose | go
now | passed the Body guard, and pro-
ceeded to the bridge, and had nearly
reached the opposite side, when | heard
a report, and at the same time three or
four balls whistled by me. stopped
Several Croats rushed upon me, mutter-
ing something which could not under
stand, and led me to my friend, the
OOlOutl. LIE ioOhSu AZ iuN V-N"oPSi"tNN'
"Sir," said he. ''what were you dning
on the briege fn
Il went to visit the tomb.
Enough Without permit? ? And
the sentinel did not arrest yon at the
entrance of the bri ge?
Sergeant answered in German, We
were dining with the body guard.
"Ah is that 80 And all that time
spies could be going and coming - how
many we're you ?"
Four men and myself, said the ser
geant
You shall all be shot
The Colonel went TO the window,
called the guard of the opposite tent,
and gave the men into custody.
The next day the men were shot IN
spite of my appeals to the Colonel. on
my knees, for pardon for these unfor-
tunate men of whose death | was un-
willingly the cause.
The Colonel was inaexible. When
those FIVE Croats, pierced by shots had
fallen, the Colonel who regretted his
soldiers, and seemed to forget our
friendly relations, said
And now, sir, leave the territory IN
two hours, or shall have yon arrested
as a spy !"
But, Colonel
He looked at me, and, with terrible
voice, said Upon my honor, sir, l
swear it.
A quarter of an hour afterward, left
Orsowo. Five years after | saw among
the list of officers killed at Magenta the
Coloncls name. - Courier deS Etdts
JruiS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

house displayed flag in honor Of the
occasion. From the flagstaff Of the
Telegraph House the Stars and Stripes
Aoated gaily. The big ship also carried
the American banner beside the Union
Jack, and the Atlantic Telegraphic flag
presented by Mr.. Field on the occasion
Of the first cable expedition.
The Great Eastern came to anchor
precisely at 10 am, and was boarded
Immediately by great crowd of visi-
tors, male and female.
In the meantime the splicing feet pro-
ceeded slowly ON with the work Of con.
meeting the shores and main cable. The
end Of the main cable was taken on
board the steamer Medway about quar-
ter to two pm, and splicing began,