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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-20

From the Rev. Z. D. Fendall, assistant editor
(hrisfinn Chronicle Philadelphia.
l have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoofiands German Btters, and feel il my privilege
TO recommend them a most valuable tonic. to
all who are suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver.
Yours, truly, L. ID. FENDALI.
From Rev ID. Merrige. Pastor of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
given 10 Dr. HOohand's German Bitters, was
induced 70 give them n trial. After using several
bottles found them TO be a good remedy for de-
bility and most excellent tonic for the stomach.
d. MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
Vincentown and Millyille New Jersey Baptist
Churches, Philadelphia.
Having used in my family number sf bottles
of your Hoohand's German Bitters, have TO say
that | regard them as an excellent medicine.
specially adapted to remove the diseases they are
recommended for. They strengthen and inylgor-
ate the system when debiitated, and are useful In
disorders of the liver, loss of appetite &c. have
also recommended them to several of my friends.
who have tried them. and found them greatly ben
6cial I'm the restoration Of health. .
A''' " Yours truly, WILLIAM SMITH.
96 Hutchinson street.
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Nou yorI, nank statement.
Gold and Cotton.

NEW York, March 19.-Increase in loans, $780,
1Oi circulation. $269s14; deposits S4.922 $50 legal
tenders, $4,O6O.962 decrease of specie Sl,5i7,s9o
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CARPErINGs, Oil Cloths, Mattings Drug
gits, Rugs and Msts--largest stock IN Nash
willie, Just received by HEWITT q MAR
SHALL. No. 81 College street.
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GO TO MERRITT a HILL for Wall Paper
They have just received a large and beauti-
fll assortment. A. Church street, opposite
Maxwell House. marS-u
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CLOSING UP.-We learn that several of
the Government deposs in this city, inclnd-
ing that of Major Cox, are 10 be closed and
transferred 70 Louisville.
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Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders of the digestive organs;
r. z Nj e NJ B "a r

That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunk
ards but is the Best Tonic in the world.
READ WHO SAYS SO.
From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Bap-
fist Church. Pemberton, n. J., formerly of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia, at present
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Chester. Pa.
III have known Hoohands German Bitters favor
ably for a number of years.. L have used them IN
my own family, and have been so pleased with
their effects, that | was induced to recommend
them TO many others, and know that they have
operated in astrikingly beneficial manner. / take
great pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming this
fact and calling the attention of those afflicted
with the diseases for which they are recommended.
to these Btters, knowing from experience that
my Recommendation will be sustained. | do this
more cheerfully rs Hollands Bitters is intended
10 benefit the afflicted, and is not rum drink."
Yours. truly, LEVI &. BECK.
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"A
From A. NJ. spangler, editor of the o.lturi.t. No.
. Sivth

From A. M.Spangler, editor of the Cisitaris No.
Is North Sixth street.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1865.
Some eighteen months since was severe suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia. l was not only unable to
take plain food without suffering great distress,
hut had become so debilitated as TO be almost I'M
fitted for active business of any kind.
After trying a variety of so-called remedies, all
of which proves worthless, was induced, at the
suggestion of medical friend. to give HoOfland 3
German Bitters a tlial. accordingly purchased
six bottles, which were taken in accordance with
your directions.
The result was complete removal Of all distress
ing symptoms, after eating or drinking, and q full
restoration of strength so that now eat all ora
binary kinds of food with impunity, and am able
10 attend to all the active duties of a large and
arduOus business rs well as at any period OF my
life The good effects of the Bitters were mani
tested before had taken the first bottle.
i have also used it n my family with the hap
piest results, and take great pleasure in adding
my testimony to that of the many others who have
been benefited by them. l find great benefit from
the use of bottle in the spring and fall. They
do net create vigorous appetite, but give healthy
tone to the stomach BY strengthening its di-
gestiYe powers.
III the above testimony viii be the means of in
ducing any who suffer from dyspepsia to give
your bitters trial when it, feel confident will
give them relief, il is ut your service.
Yours, truly, A. NJ. SPANGLER,
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NEw YORK, March 19.-Gold opened at l>9H
and closed at 1895. 1t has been as low as l2S12
Cotton-Quiet and steady at Ale.
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A NoBBY business suit for $50 90.
A No. $50 %.
A good pair working pants from 81 90
20 IS 90.
A good assortment Of boys shirts, at
HUSTINGToN'S
marl4-8 Ia Public Squore.
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Coz. BANTER SMITH, announces himself
= candidate for Attorney General in the
District composed Of the counties Of SUM
ner Davidson end Williamson. He is at
present practicing his profession in this city
in coparinership with Judge Guild. He is
an able and faithful lawyer, and does
everything he undertakes we'll
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HcQUITTED.-Thos Hanks hired a horse
and buggy from Mr.. John Chumbly, liv-
cry stable keeper, few days since, to go to
wedding out of town, and paid two days
hire in advance After his departure,
through some information, Mr.. Chumbly
was led to think that Mr.. Hanks intended
TO steal the establishment he had hired.
Consequently Mr.. Hanks was arrested at
Columbia, but prior TO the hour when his
engagement for returning the turnout ex-
pired. Very properly Mr.. Hanks was
acquitted by the Recorder. Mr.. counsel,
Mr.. Mechanism managed his clients case
with consummate skill.
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italian AWNINGS made to order; Fur
niture covered and repaired in all styles, by
HEWITT q MARSHALL, No. 81 College st.
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ID, q. JoxEs a. Co., Church street, ard d7tninE
daily their Spring stock Of Dress Goods, Silks.
Grenadines, organdies.
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DOCTOR WHITTIER,

RFGITLARLY BRED PHYSICIAN. AS
~ his Diploma which hangs In has Office VIII
show has made Chronic DIseases the study ~ mas
ne. and has a Unisn-wIde reputation, having
been longer located "a ~. Louis than any Otbei
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been OF private ma
ture syphilis. GoR0rrheG, Gfedf. Nrtetare III
VriDarV Disaeses Sypkiliie or HercuTidt ABeetto1s
Of me II hroaf SKIN or Bonesf Orchttis, Heraid O.
RaUe4re; also, the effects Of SoffoTH Haott'
ruinsus to Body and Mind, producing Ototehes.
deblitv iHDoteHcy dizziasss, dsasaess 81 sighf con-
fusion Of IDEAS eusi JOreJOeIn0, 0Usrss0 10 socteV,
Ioss IN E,eu0ry treakHess de-. not oil these in any
one ease but all occurring frequently ID various
cases.
d. Accommodations ample. charges moderate
eures guaranteed. Consultations by letter ora
Office. free Most cases can be properly sreated
Igifbo,d an Interview and medicines secure from
observation, sent by mail or express NO hin
drapce 20 business in most cases,
Address Box 1892. Sc. Louis, Mo.
Heurs--8 A. n. 10 BP. n. Cgiee permanently
located at No. 6 81. Charles street between sixth
and Seventh. one square south Of Lindeil Hotel
a retired spot in the centre Of the city;
(,Hsuifdtiola rooms, and ROOMS JoT me dcco1iDio-
dalton Of such pGfieafs asrequire ersoHot aenii0H.
EVERYBODY
Can get. in a sealed letter enyelop, my IheoTv,
SymnfeTas and Treatment Of NervoNst Dr5nq!v
and Seradi Diseases, clearly dettReaitn0 att dts-
eased conditions with full symptom Lasts. Tor TWO
three-eent postage stamps 70 prepay postage
Circular fS Ladies, relating 70 Diseases 81 faoeFp
HsnsfrHatioH aud Pregnancy. &c.
iang3-fms dHW
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Read DR.
Whittier's advertisement in anothercolumn.
ian g3--om
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d. q. JoSEs 4 Co. have received beautiful
quality OF Iron Grenadines.
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FOR RENT.

FRONTING on CHURCH STREET. IN THE
\ UNION AND AMERICAN Bloch. Room admir-
Apply at the Counting Room Of the UsoS AND
ANRRIcAx. jan4-tf.
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ALEXANDRIA Robes. all colors. at D, C. JOKES
A Co.
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D. c. JOINS & Co, have opened splendid as
soriment FoulArd silks
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Prcparations for War.

Preparations for war.
HALIFAX, March l9.-There is great excitemen'
here. and startling rumors are afoat The koya'
and Provincial artillery manning all the forts
A proclamation has been issued calling out tho
militia. Arms and ammunition are to be dlstrib
uted 10 them to-day. Engineers have been very
busy since Friday day and night. ST. Patrleks
Day was celebrated with the usual ceremonies
No disturbance occurred.
LOSE JAcKllr A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FOSTER BROTHERS.
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D. q. JOKES a Co. haze opened n full assort-
ment of Figured and Check Linens, suitable for
chitdrcn's wear.
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THE CITY

MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERcE.-An unusual large meeting o. mer-
chants assembled yesterday at the Chamber
Of Commerce, Mr.. John w. Terrass in the
chair Several merchants were admitted as
members. The special committee to whom
was referred the matter Of the freight block
ade reported as follows:
NASHVILLE. March l4.-To the Chamber Of Com
merce: We respectfully report that we have had
a secord interview with the counsel employed
against the nashville ana OhattAoosa raiIo sS
in relation 10 past difficulties m getting goods
freighted over said road. and are advised that
our soonest and most ehectual remedy. Tor
the TsmOEa d through he city eoTpoTate
authorities. who, through their attorney, have
promised us their corporation. and thas we
S 1 SS Gsqus the the ey
said connections 90 the corporation, az tne
earliest possible date. And further. that the late
practice of discrimination in favor OF through
freghts is plain violation OF our rights at law,
and subjects said road in each and every instance,
20 fine of not less than Sl.OgO nor more tnan
5000 (onehalf 10 the State and the other hall 10
the party suing) for every violation. and they
have not the right 10 transport any goods what
ever over said road while they refuse the same 70
Nashville merchants, and for all delays during
the past ten days when freights from Johnsenville
have been passing daily, they have made the
road liable a. above.
q We therefore, recommend that each and
every merchant who has been aggrieved by the
refusals and delays Of the psst two, weeks bring
a suit against said Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad, without delay. through the regularly
employed attorneys Of the Chamber of Commerce
the Honorabes Nell 5 Brown and John ). Brien
who advise that the law IL so plain that Eone need
be fearful Of obtaining redress. under its prOyi-
sions And further: That the Chamber Of Com
merce assume the expense Of all suits brought by
is members through the regularly employed at
torneys. And further: That the basis Of compro-
mise proposed by the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad through the columns Of the banner, Is
an insult and cheat, an acknowledgment Of tho
roads ability to supply the local trade with fifty
cars per day and IL proposes 20 continue its DIS
erimination against the people Of Tennessee with
the remainder of its rolling stock.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted. with the
following:
3 Resolpcd That we demand Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad 10 furnish 70 us here
after the same through rates 10 all Southern
markets as contained in their accepted bill OF
lading from St. Louis, deducting the cost from St.
Louis 10 Nashville. thereby putting equal
footing with St. Louis merchants.
And that the Secretary Of this Chamber deliver
a COPY ofthis resolution 20 the officers Ofthe Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad, a notification
of our demand.
THOMAS q. POINTER
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THOMAS q. POINTER,
SAMUEL A. MEDARY,
JUHN j. MCCAIN.
i AZ SNITu

The report was received and adopted.
There was considerable discussion following
the reading Of the report, and the spirit of
the meeting was decidedly war to the knife
against blockades.
Mr.. w. ]. Parks introduced the following
resolutions, which were referred to special
committee, consisting Of w. j. Parks, III. G.
Smith, n. NJ. Parmele and j. J. Mccain:
Whereas, The Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company. through their agent, MAJOR Brans-
ford, having acknowledged that they are trans
ferring freights through without change from
Louisville, Kentucky, 20 Atlanta, Georgia: there.
fore Be Il rssoiUcd that the Nashville Chamber OF
Commerce. knowing the ruinOus effect that sucii
an arrangement will have on the mercantile in
terests Of our city, and believing that is equally
disadvantageous TO as as the present management
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga and and Nash
vile and North Western railroads. that the
President be requested 20 appoint q committee OF
three 20 petition the Mayor, Board Of Aldermen
and Common Council. 10 pass an act requesting
that all railroads whose terminus may be IN the
city of Nashville 20 deliver freights for all points
beyond to some commission merchant in the
city.
That they be requested to remove the track
crossing North College street. thereby breaking
the connection between the roads.
The Chamber then adjourned.
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SELL YoUR UNCuRRENT MONEY.

The following are the rates paid by TH0S. s.
MARI. BROKER, corner of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable 10 fuctuate, but may be depended on
far a sufficient length Of time for remttances TO
be received by mail OF express, hiorwarded with
outdelay. nu or
TENNESSEE Bank OF luton .-,....-..-Zo
Rank Of Tennessee. old theState fCia2O
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spscll aspArca 70 ras NEW fm atsMn

WAuns0ros Nor. III. isns
letter from Vera Cruz dated the 3iss Of oo,nss
last and received hero via Havana, says an folio~u
Macmillan compelled by the French 70 return 70
the city Of Mexico. whore they want 10 hsvo him sbd
cato In solemn manner before leaving tho country
Is said that Gsnsr CsssIncau Intends 20 organize
visiona goyernmen composed OF LAres lately oas u
haIi,nilan's ministers. bead OF the church patty.
aud senior Ierdo de reiads nov Minister Of Foreign
Ahu OF Jnsrex, - representative of the ibsrei psrtyt
tho said pcrons 70 congut the people about tho form u
government aud the Who ahouid preside over u
hninor says this comb nation supported by the United
states In accordance with France but no eeiissee
that senior Lerin would accept ~ such 6bnblaAa0a,
Incompatible with his loyalty 70 tho national govsra-
ment ~ the republic.
General Pornro piss while beaegns oaraca received
nova OF The nj snro of thourand frvn fucplN
uA a reniorcomsnt TO tho unpsrElsts General bias
sent detachment % his forces 70 tho sncmy aaA
succeeded IN defeating the whole iorce AZ nstsrz1
consequences the city fell into his hands, aud
whole rlate IL rrse from tho invaders. JRlstaA ssd
feroie have becn occupied by General Aislorf-. ssA
,adernn and Garlic. two imperial ohicfainA have sab-
mittcd their forces 70 tho republic
IL ~ confidently stated hero that the rumo ~ sa
understanding with government carry Uoasrsi
Caselneaus seheme has no foundation Ia fact
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Suir At Law IsrtHfsrrso 80 HuasssDs wvs~ -
Tbs decsion % tho following cass which viii 10 h.axA
by tho supreme Court In January NEXT all bs looked
Forward 70 with ges, interest by Tho married ades asd
ALEC by those contemplating taxing tho rash stop ist
July woman named Martha v. Hughes was hro-xht
before tho Circuit Court 81 MddieseI county oh rod
With stealing lot Of wearing APPAREL from Mira --.
In the ral the counsel for tho demanded usA
tho casc DO dropped on tho ground that marnsi
man'a clothing did not belong her. but 10 her husfsn
snd of course bis clisDt could not be- usd for slssi
articles from peron 10 whom they did not belong rbs
Circuit Court, IN sentencing tho 10 napf,ssa-
meni, showed that Is was Of tho opinion that wf.'s
clothing did b~iong 20 her and not 10 her husband s
case bas been bro Oh, before the Supreme Court fst v
TO decide whether the or not 1icgAif1
sentenced II Il dscldcr that she WAS Illegally s>
then u dscdsa that ~cs clothing dors not t-loos 10
her but 10 her husband. and uis ce1a - hi1Aypso
Tns>s
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



ForCns-A Cfrvxs DcDor-A man u res,.cisbs
appearance called The oBco OF coayari cota.r u
Jersey svenas and South El.htn street, rfGrsiay
Afternoon and ordered tons ~ coal 80 per ton
% be- delivered III NJ Harris rc.lisncs in Jers.y
lie rendered IN payment check the second National
Bank for fai signed by clsrks stclls. The balance
OF the amount tIa vas promptly paid the stranger
aud he left whsn tbs al hfsagh, N. appointed
pacs the deyerer was told That non" had been odsted
by any OF the family Tn. nett step la tho yryces4
The exam nation Of the ehoes Which ~ss pro"aaeed 81
the bank forgery.
Comm snir~w.
TBg syocx YAnb RyrrHs. During ths pot rssk
thofe we're toceyed ms STOCK yard - he'd
tie, 5ia hogs and 100 sheep In addition . ihs 40
uucts Of The bulding-ai which vni 10 eo.pl.,ss with
Ia tho uext three wseks--ths cDuopsny viii provide
dwellings for certain number ~ tta soFefs no
prenBEes The nrst range hAs tsea connsscsa
Newark
sxx.roa FFriIsGsrSbss esAEssDsD - ars nua.bsf
~ citizens hesded BY bs.sp baud sailed 90 newiy
appointed Cnlied state. Senator y Y Frslsshayso, 81
biz residence On Friday night, and rendered him
made Mr.. Ffeiughuys an vas introduced w ur. Hanl
aud made a speech 10 the as.einbNge. IN -hieh ",
claimed that lie biscf fer1hiicaa1 The rSpuh
leaa party he sid vas making bat. slowly whra
the proper Ssy % proceed fhsre wefs mes fsf stNsf
10 the path adopting principles bat Wien ue rvpsslesa
he aside He charsc,@rrsa thps0ns coal spssnt
divney nspired sd -i'h regard 70 hs f1iaf.
action he would give psdgs.. ba, -osl4 ~ - We
hsil Of tho Ea,onsi senate rr.m.s al MT toEa.
man. 10 va loudly sppssisd 20 ~ essfs - ~
speech
IsryRrisT nYcsos.--An application 'vesnty
fnsds 70 Jadys BsdIe presiding IN ths Hssss toanas
Court, ny Tho Newark sla ssv yets issrass ,ogtg,
for tho aypoiatmsni " commissioners 10 1850 70,
,.iue u lands >sW v1y< bss sroa ~hth DE ~t
psuy desire 70 corstrpcs tbsir road rts saatss go
sa.p.ny. .ss .hs s,sl.,oa r...rvss I.ss. M. l.s
now sSgointsd To- c0mmsfiyasu r-,tlsstesi aaa A.
.@s III aLng lae mad ~ili lss'sssasi' gn~sse.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Marrow Escape OF the Bark Rhinehard-Loss
Of Her Masts and RiG9ing-A Message Sent
Ashore I'm B0ttle-lmmineut Danger OF
Over Three Hundred PersOns-IOss Of the
Brig Flying Scud nj ROcknway-One Seaman
Drowned-A Cargo OF Fruits Thrown Upon
che Sand, &c.
Tho bark Rhnehard was discovered ut anchor day De-
lore yesterday at Hampstead Long Island, within about
ave hundred yards from the breakers, with her mssts
sut away the Spas Of the vessel floating around hsr
There vas way which the vessel could DO reached
nut hnally, bottle was thrown overheard from the
bark and dsfted ashore containing the Information that
the anchored there during The gale OF Thursday
sgh and shAt they Obliged to cut away the masts
10 prevent the anchors from dragging and requesting
that pilot boat DO sent TO their assistance The pilot
boat No. o. Captain d. J. Guinness, despatched TO
heir ard and brought the vessel up TO this city.
II was found that tho bark from Bremen and had
syor hundred Messengers board Captain Maen
zen states that tho night Of the 18th instant he
sthn fifteen miles of the lighthouse. the wind being 10
ihe eastward and blowing heavily The ship was headed
from shore and all sail made but the gale increasing to
hurricane. 1t impossible to keep her OF The an
shov finally 10, CO. the at the time running very
niah. The ship commencing TO drag her anchor IL was
Seeded As slsss sort, 70 cut away me as ana a. sn1s
board Should the vessel reach the shore The expert
eot successful and the ship outrode the storm In
fsfoty Tho passengers speak OF the conduct OF tho
captain In the highest terms for the daring manner in
which exposed hs life In endeavorng TO clear The
vessel OF the yards which at that time endapgare the
soty OF the vessel moro than the hurricane The pilot
also dlsingushed himself for the noble example he
showed 70 those under his command remaining on deck
until the vessel entirely out Of danger The vessel
lowed 70 port by the steamer Charles CbanbsrlAn
WRECK or Tnr vLYiso scUD.
inrovmstiou was also received In the city yesterday
hat sbe brig Flying Scud from Malaga TO this city. with
cargo Of fruit had gone ashore upon Rockaway beach
turing tho morn r. and made q complete wreck BY tho
naa aufto q fraE nd ar
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AFFAIRS In MASSACHUSETTS.
SPECIAL Trtlsa,m 10 TINE NEW YORK arsllu
6r.taI aud Asrocious Outrage ON the Wife at
Clergyman by n Ncsrs--D-sth Of u Pops
lar pbysician. &c.
Bosro. Nov n, lssa

lar pbysictans &c.
Bosros, Nov, 10, 1860
brutal and outrageous assault wa committed last
~nday forenoon tho person Of tho wife Of Rev David
4 WATSON. residing spring Bill, somssyil,e BY a
soorsd man. who supposed 10 be James Roberson
~ho has besn hanging around THAI vicinity and Cam
bridge fcs The past few days The black villain entered
tAs hoass about ten O'clock and finding the Lady alone
naie foul proposal to her accompanying u win
threats " personal violence, and DEATH she did
no, submit In addition her snireatss TO be spsr
srym hs brutish passion she held out q sum Of money
wch he nns'y took and also pistol which struck hts
fsnuy but after receiving those 10 spite Of her struggles
And cnrsatise be accomplished his foul purpose ana
hsstby isft, and up 20 this time has not b@sn
srssai complete description Of tho rascal IDENTIFIES
bin negro who was arrested o yagrant aud sus.
pcous character and lodged in the pifth police sta
pon Ia Cambridge on Thursday nifht The friends OF
ths lady highly ex1pernted The AFFAIR and Il :.
hppsd that his arrest viii speedily rnAds snd sun.
mary Justice dealt out 70 him The officers are On hs
rsik
d.. william A rowpsend, an ola and pcra
Iar t,hystcian ~ Boston, dis of A.isiie es'os-s
~ his home Beacon street today n 10
s~l,sved tha hs contracted tho dlss.as from
q pss,.n, whom he attended few days slncs he va
ssrmsviY Preadcnt Of the Massachusetts Medical 60
ns,y
Iniosn.tion hst been received 81 ,he wreck ~ Roes
land. Ne, OF he schooner james Harvard ~ Glgares
ter shs was vslued u t5 900 and lad head cory,
mtnksrsi worth "a much