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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Mnfhpillfng samaaQ ben Ng2l
!. einer Ser beifen enaIilasn SOLE.

Gtner Der beIten en9lilfen 9oI5s
srabeure, Stamens Sobn Sbon,plon, 1T
fiir;li9 in einem glitter bon 81 Sabren
eeitorben. Sboinplon mar beina6e so
Sabre ais Der bette ainitter in Oiefem
Sadie befaiint uno mar elm S9ller
8raniton's. St mar aiIoeirt NIT &ils
liam SarbeD, iueltber aud erit tiirsli6
9eitorben, Gr sraoirte Sarbep's loiuObl
als 9totbarb's @erte; 8eibe befanpt
ais 6ie beiten 8eidner GneIan6s. CT
bat dIle Sauitrationeu fur ben . 8icar
bon 8afeFelo"5 fur Barrels v@eididte
Ser gfatur" un6 berldie0ene anOere iIluz
itrirte populare@erfe seidafft. Sbomp<
ion mar Sabre lang Director elmer
&uniIi6ule in ipeI9er Die 9rabeurs
8unit gelernt tulrbe tnO bat Sott( Soutb
8eniinston) benz @fuleum cine iuerths
boue 9amntluns bon SlIuitrationen iiber
Die SolsldneiOetllnit ais 8eldenf iiber<
seben. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Gin 8irser aus Chicago, Der /

Gin 8iirser aus Chicago, Der in
Montana lebt idrtibt SoIsenoes
IN einen 6reunD !: vsfie ipiirSe i6 cine
camille bierber bringen, benz Sober,
Der feline Srau nit bierber bra6te, bat
iie rerlOren. 5rauen f6nnen bier f6neIIer
SeIo uerbienen, oils Wlanner unO tperOen
ibrer Nanner balo iibsrOraiiis, 3iebsn
gu GnOersn uno Oas 1T Sas Gnbe, mel,
DIES es nit elmer SeOen nirmnt. @s
mag fem, Goab Semanb cine 6ran bat,
bic treu unO anbdnglid bleibt, urb bann
uirb iie Elm be6eres Zoos babeH ais
bnHbert glnbere, bic bierber tamen, leIbit
foIde bon gang reipeetabIem alter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Bounbareement prn DaIp areiio.
8 afbins t o H. 4. 81

g8aibinston 4. Wat.
Die Oepeiden, tpelde i'm Nfarine<
Gepartement einselaufen iinO, tuurOen
in ernitlide @ruasung ge3o9en. Die
8esierung biaigt Die Sanorun9stpeiie
oe5 Commodore Sobn 6osers.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
6pIc une Saulnwpuet

81 eip gorf, 4. Mai.
@otb er0Fnete gu 1873 anb f6lob nit
1873.
8auntpoIe felt gu 39c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Der proeeh pom Sen. 0auis.

Ser gSaib. Sort. ser &orlb i6reibt:
8i9ter UNDERWOOD, segenwdrtis bier,
beri9tet, oaB Die 9ranb SurD, meI9e
uadlten Nfontas in Sforfolt sniammen<
tritt, Sefferion 0aOis in Slntla9e 3u<
itanO beriesen miro. Sobalb oasSauss
Suit; zGouite in Oieler 8e;iebung ;u
einem S9lub gefonlmen 1T, pabri6eins
lid binneu Is Sa9en tuirO Die &esies
ran9 bereit lein, BEN 8roceB an er6fTs
nen, tueun Ser Gon9reB oerielben nidts
in oeu gSes le9t. Sas @omite iebo9
1T eifris Oan,it beidafti9t, Die Sa9e 10
Our;uiteilen, baB eS ben 8roceB Dor eli,
NliIitdr9eri6t brinsen tann. Oas miro
ibuen ober tuObl ni4t selin9en, benn Der
RrGiIOent 1T enti6ieOen Oasesen, OaB
er, SauiS, ODER irsenO 5emanO, Der in
Der 3e6euton bertpifelt ~ ar, anbers als
Dor einem tiir9erliden Tribunal pro >
cejfirt wefbe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Sabrgallg 1,
SC G II e II c
selegrap0. Nad)ri6ten,
Sir bic staatss3eituns" bertebtet.
aus BafbinstOn

Aus darlington.
Ser 8roeeb eegen SefsriOn Sapis.
Die Srnier.
8eri9te aus Samaic u.
SampfbOOt GgplOfiOn.
Q(us Gan 6rauciSc
8On GSaibinstDn.
Die @eSpdbrnng BON &arronS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
q E M gorf, 4. Mai.

9fem gorf, 4. Mat.
Dem Seralb miro aus Siusfon, So.
naiea, bonn 2. Npril seidrieben Sic
@omni1are fir rlnteriubung Der. llrs
laden Der &ebellion, arbeiteten HeiBis
on ibrem 8eri6t. Sc berri6t groBe
8eiorsniB iiber pslleu 10 tui6tisen Sns
bait.
Die 'SreunSe bes @ouberneurs Gpre
bebaitpten, oab bas 8eusnib se9en ibu
elm 8emebe bon Salidbeit uno Sorbes
badt iei unb es lei bies 10 FLAIR, oaB
Ieine ebrenUoIIe s reiipre@uns nOtbuens
Big erfoIsen miiile, sulnaI feline Mubs
regeln sur llnterbriltfung Der StebeIIion
notbiuenbig seipeien ieien. &nf Der
anbern Seite miro geia ct, es iei beipiss
len, Dap Die 2eute obne irsenb einen
8roceB eri6ofen uor6en ieien. Gin
Sergeant zines g8elt Snbilden &egis
mentes fol- brei Grecutionen abf eigene
Sault berorbnet baben. Sa Der Stride
unb unter Den @eiitIiden berrI6t nod
oiel 8elpegung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Die SrtiseIafftnen in stlt ransria.

Die 8eridte Der SnteIIigen3 Sffee
fir SreigeIaiiene in SlIeranbria bonn
Wfonat 9lpriI peiien mad, Dap 241 &C.
iu6e I'M SienItboteu geitellt purbe",
Oub 146 Sreiselafene I'm 8efdaftisuns
au9efreet baben, Dap 164 iolde erbiel<
ten mb Dap S136 9ebiibren fiirSlusfer<
tisung ben Gontratteu eingenommen
.uurocu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Z6iTbrueb inn SnnS.
81 E M 9orf, 4. Nfu

Stem 9orf, 4. Mai.
Slm Sonntas MorJen seseu Q llbr
i6lng Die bon SPORT Se1erion mad Sfons
bout beitimmte SdaIuppe vSrnam emf"
untueit 9lo1bs Sled I'M Sturme UNI.
Die WannI9aft bon 3 @erionen faint
inerte iib am Maite an; fie befanOen
ii9 ettpa 2 Stunben in oieier gefdbrli>
9en Gage, ais Der Oampfer vState of
Waine" nabe 6orbeifubr, aber feine
3llfe leiitete Sic rlneliifliden iuaren
beinabe eridopft, ais Der @ropeIIer
Electra, Gapt. Sofepb glpe, gu ibnen
beraneilte unb fe in Siderbeit bradte.
gr latte ibre Siilferufe in tueit gr0berer
gutfernune sebort, als iuoiOer snerit &c,
nannte Oanpfer a6tlos Oorbeifubr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Die 9eras.G OnuentiOm.

8Or Der 8ertasuns Der Segas >Gon<
pentiOn ipurbe befdloien, 4 NlitsIisber
Oerielben, bic Serren IS. s. Senberion
u. s. Zane, 3. q. 9orter mnb Sobn
$ancof ais Gomite mad gBaibinstou
gu f6iden, UNI benz @rafbcnten bas
8efultat ibrer 8erbanblunseu mit3us
tbeiIen. Sie Delegation tam bierber
unb il6errei4te benz @rafbenten sic
Offeiellen abfdriftea Der Gomite Scr,
prbnuns, iuel6e bic Seceiiious Sroo
uaH3 fir null unb ni6tis ertlart, Die
3abIun9 Der 8ebeaens S6uIo berrirft
nuO ben Sreiselafenen oas 9tsdt er.
tbeiIt, I'm Seridt ais 3eusen auf,utre.
ten u. I. M.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
5,rnere gtsuern.

Ser @ionat Wfai bat einen guten9In>
fang gemddt, Oas Saabamt bat in
ben eriteu brei Sagen 6es WonateS
$4,873, $50 an inneren Steuern ein9ss
npnllnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Transportation pom pesrOleum.

sluf 3ablrei6e &nfrascn Der 3o[Is
beamten, bat Der Sdus Sefretdr bers
orSuet baB rafinirteS 8etroleum, ipenn
uidt unter los 9rao Subrcnbeit, in BEN.
Sransportations s8erbot bonn Z. QlpriI,
ui9t eiugei6Iohen fem iou, aud bab
robes YetroIeum in Barfen transportirt
psrben BARI iuel6: bon 4ahasier'
9autpfbooten in SdIepptau senommen
fino, obne Die an9eoroneten 2icenien
ausnebmen su nii1en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
5lnterIaennss 8 @eIpebr.

Ser @aib. Corr. Der 5ribune mel
BET : Die WiIitdr @ommiiion bes Sen.
Sancod priift iest 9interlacunsS 8e>
fuebre, UNI zines 6erielben tpOrn09li9
itatt Der SprinsfieIb s8iidie ein5nfib :
rem. 8is iest iinb so beridiebene Sc
pebre gepriift tporOen uno bic UOr;ise
lidften tuerben iest elmer Yriifung bins
itdtli6 ibrer Siderbeit, Senauisfeit
unbS6ubiueite unteruorfen. gSer nod
elm Seluebr sepriift baben min, n,ub es
Dor benz 81. Nfai einienoen. Spdter
tuirb feines mebr an9enommen. Damn
miro Der geridt abseitattet nerben, Der
uabrideinlid am 1. SUM fertis Iein
miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
M { m pbis, 8. seai.

Sen. gtoneman Eat in einem Sdreis
ben an ben Mfapor, bieien aufgeforoert,
feinerlei 9lniainrlung bon Bemaffneten
gu 6uIoen, nit Nusnabme Der 4oli;ei.
Sic i'm 8atupf get0bteten Sieger lies
gen nod in ben StraBen bes lioli9en
Gta0ttbeiIes. giod tennt man Die 3abl
ber @etonteten ni@t.
Oie Gtaot lit nod in groBer Aufre 3
gung. Sebermanl gebt poaig betpafTnet
in ben StrpBen.
Sic fiir3lid ausgemuiterten Sfe9er,
700 amber 3abl, fnO bon ben &egulae
rem nad Sort 8iferins gebradt tuoroen.
9tiemanb BARI BORT Elm ODER aus.
Spat 9lbenbs. 3. Wfai, miro beri6tet,
bab Sic 9teser uuSsebrOden finb, unb
SaB fi6 Der 6anlpf erneuert bat.
sluf Dem Oanpfl4lepper rSigreB, !"
nit Der p9srima Donna" i'm Sau, egs
plobirteu seiteru Sfa6t beioe &e1el.
Sas goOt mar cine Meile ilnterbalb
Sutton. Ser CAPTAIN, beiIen Srau, Der
5nsenieur, ser Zimmerman nnb brei
Matroien puroeu get06tet. Nebrere
-8erionen auf Der @rima Donna" pur<
ben tart berbriibt. Die nSi9reB" Uers
iant cine Minute mad Der ggpIo1on.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Ole @eDdbrnns Upn Narrons.
q E 10 9 o TT, 4. Mai.

Der 8albin9ton Corr. Der Shines
iast Ser 8rdf bent arbeitet ioeben
cine 9Inttport auf ben SauS 8ei6luB
aus, uelder bon linn einen 8eridt iiber
3abl uno gfamrn aler oerer, Die er pars
Sontrt bat uno cine beIonbere &ufsdb<
lung allies couFscirten Gi9entbums Ders
ianst, tpeldes an feline uripriin9Ii@en
Gigeutbiinler suriiferltattet tuorben lit.
Ser g8ertb bieieS Gigentbums miro
ni9t angeseben Die 3abl Der beuiIlie4
ten 8arbons 1T ettuas iiber 1000, Die,
nit peniaeu 9Iusuabmen, YripatIeute
.Siu6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05

Cincinnati, 4. Nai.
sluf benz sdleppbOot vNid Su9b es"
eTplobirte seitern &benb nabe bel @ane
bolpb, oberbaI6 Nfenpbis, Die &eieln.
9 >Eerionen, barAnter Gapt. San Dorm
uub Srau, iomie Der Sber <Snsenieur
luuroen set0btet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
DC MnIeIbs $50 Bee serrn sbermau.

Der 8orfalag Oes Serrn SHERMAN,
cine proceuti9e 0InIeibe auf 30 Sabre
aufsunebmen miro le6baft 6eiproden
uub ibre 9lusfibrbarfeit marin befiirs
wortet. SIR Grfolg i'm Gon9r 3 1T
sientIib fiber. pie man 6ies aus Dem
Steieeu Der 1O-40er erieben tam.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
sses covsTY POLITICS.

NeEsu 80 sax KfsGs ccUsrr Soti>rp.p - ~.
USos ioHrDs cLvR "A regular .deo,ig n N, 4,
County soldiers and scrs' ur5n Jq>. >.nsoa ,lub nsl
Wednesday evening .. esa. auas. srs m cour, ,,-se.
Leeeo, wee .'ssns ~ ;ns air committee 50
aud Psymas,er iloa. v EXAMINE ,hs lisrSarse %,
~ 'bc onccrs cf .netssoc alton. in sors,nee ~
ternis OF we sonrdtutiun. Captain 4, veil Ecrr.
would no' ~ ~, "a they had lot their an Jahr
nix VINO '<oupd have reccved svrry soldiers vos n
state fep,.ral Kozay moved 70 lay ihr snnstt .
LOW h,o n.ut meeting, which was tsffec, arf
mc<'i1g then adjourucd
fys rvsLyTn WARD Jossuos cLcss me oohssrs
Ir,-publ.csn nen % tho T~c,sta ward msl on st ~
any evening 81 Mcyshon's Bsm.lioa ayrnas
Casgmbia street. for tho purlosa cf gniue tic sar
lotai Johnson clubs into edecivc rlsaA ai.dn fo-
work ~ the campaign rus wHs accomplished.
thomas Teron was elcried president Qf hesxtsc 81
I John Hcr,crnst sccrstary; Thomas Kennes tfrasl
! The rolls of the Twelfth vsrd clnbs ssIe banned tD
I tsorr,s,y. and the number Of members s-e 'syud !,
.Noat lorr hurstek
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Many m The Afchbshore ana Iisslapt who ipte r.
Gently arrives u cry fos ~ purpose ~ attending
the great National catholic Covusl which % T. hss
IN baltimore On no nfs Sunday u . obet. hare ~ I
advantage oi hoir spare Line lcspccsy those frpy ths
r<c!nc cosau 60 vblt C1nlda Mra af W = d,s
Nncnlshei gsnu,men have rsturuei 70 t.e rtw hishv
pleased With their iOsr .hrough TIC fr1, ufs, ard
many q them will probably gSral,s israouow ., tho
savsv,, Csshaie chnrrneA
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

THE SOUTHERN PREss.-Of all the papers in
the South those published at Charleston, South
Carolina, once the hotbed Of secession, are
now the most moderate. The Mobile papers,
controlled by Forsyth, do not seem to be
aware that the rebellion is over. The New
Orleans papers are often very violent The
Richmond papers are as extreme as ever, and
abuse everything and everybody, especially
General Grant, whom they declare to be no
general and no gentleman, although we guess
that they thought him general when he cap
tured Richmond and gentleman when he lot
Lee off SO magnanimously. 1t would be far
better for the South if all these papers were
destroyed. They aid the Northern radicals by
furnishing materials to excite and infame the
feelings Of our people. But the Charleston
papers are oil loyal, for they say nothing about
politics. To build up their burned and bonn
barded city, tc open railroads, to repair the
numerous ravages of war-ths seems to be the
work that the Charleston journals have chosen,
and they are doing it well. We commend
their example to the whole Southern press.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Ses!cd proposals for the plumbing work on the new
Hel;Ip BUILDING, Of Park row and Ann street,
ury 10 addressed 10 JANIS GORDON BENNETT Nsw YORK
Hte.LD oFricE, until Saturday 18th inst
icas AID specifications may be seen al tho oaice OF Mr.
inha gcligm, architect. No. ITO broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

SEV YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. 6iS Broadxay.--
zcrBas wgyn ylm OxY.hYDRoGfs MICROSCOPE tw cc
rsHy. HrAp AaD RiGur Arm fRoBsT. Opon from
i. II. III 40 4. ".
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

>FHENBUM HAII, Brookya.--THR H,StoS BrorHrRs
vshsArILE CoaiAAr or GxAsASrs AcRoBArs PAsTossslS
i'ArCSgs dc.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

vas about 70 move avav the tmbsn supporting tho
bridge snapped and proc ptated tho crowd distance OF
fifteen feet TO the hard gravey bottom OF tho dry
canal Tho rest OF the bridge toppled over upon tho
mass OF human beings ana a panic seized those who
were on the bank and stampede ensued Thirteen per.
sons were killed outright, or died soon Afterwards,
| ana eighty nine were injured, some seriously
| and others Is supposed fatally. Tho train
with the Presidential party continued on s way, tho
excursonss deeply affected at the deplorable
rence AZ Altoona, Huntington, lewiston Aifln and
elsewhere demonstrations made. An imposing
ceptlon was given in Harrisburg, . dinner be-
Ing given to the distinguished guests at tho
Bolton House. Secretary Seward has been too
unweil to travel with the party, and was reported
much worse yesterday evening He reached Harris
burg by special train and viii remain there until his
condition improves.
Ny the arrival or the steamer Stars and Stripes ct
Philadelphia have from Mexico 10 the LIST inst
The crisis Of tho empire had evidently arrived judging
from tho lugubr!ous tone OF the French and Mexican
imperial press as well from the combined movement
OF the liberal forces for attack the very seat Of
Maximihan's power. The imperiasts themselves ara
anxious for competent Power take charge OF tho
destinos OF Mexico and look imporngy to the United
Statos as their only salvation Guaymas and Maatlsn
are reported 70 have been evacuated by the French
also San Luis Potos Marshal Bazanc who, at last
counts. was in tho neghborhood Of San Lut, is now
reported back In the city Of Mexico. General baron
Neigre is at Puebla, and s about 70 pacfy the Gulf
coast around Vera Cruz-K he heavy concrntra-
ton of Frcnch troops made at 0rzaba for this
pose.
The Canadians agiated the reports OF spies
and agents in their midst, who supposed 70 be in
tending something stirring Suspicious strangers are
lurking about the town OF Ottowa and b have
spected the Notifications at that place recently and then
disappeared letter writer states that there scheme
on foot among the Canadians make raids in squads
among the border American towns and burn pllagc
kill in revenge for the Fen,an invasions He further
states that these raids to be carried with govern
ment money, and, in case of capture, the Fenian pr
soners win be offered in exchange
The free ports Of Sault St. Marie and Gasp6 Canada
have been abolished by proclamation. camp is TO be
organized Shcrbrooke Several Fen,an prisoners
captured a Fort Erie have been released on their own
Iecognzances.
disturbance occurred iu New Orleans on Wednesday
night between the police and coored soldiers,
caused by the arrest of two coorcd women Quiet was
finally restored by the aid Of Federal officers
Joseph Walters First Assistant Engineer in the
Navy died in New Orleans Thursday of yellow fever.
He bcloaged to the iron-clad Kickapoo
Twenty deaths from cholera occurred on Thursday
in 81. Louis, four appeared in Richmond yester
day, Atty at Memphis and fourteen at Nashville, eight
of the lstor proving fatal. There nine deaths i'll
Nashville on Thursday
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

YCOLEY,s OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn -ErurortAs Wrs.
ssssfsy EAfLAns. BugLFsouTs AND PAsroxMKS
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

MRS. r. Il. COSwAy'S PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn
SsAE coupJvATicS CoreArr Every EVENING.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Presidential parry iof. Pusbafs Yesterday morn
lng FOR Harrisburg Al Grsensburg, tairoho and eIsc
wassc The demonssrssions werc enthusiastic AZ yoAns
to~as large concourss awaited the arrival Of The SsIy
~ ~ bridge across a canal had all the svsiisuis
k4xe UseAed VIA human beings aud iusi a. tAs ras
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, N
Mechanics Hail. AZ Broadway-Is VARIETY LIcnl
AND LAuGHAaLE EsTERrALSnrsrs, CoRps DIX BALLET &c
Max Two FATHxRs. Matinee at ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2oi Bovcrv.-coxIc
NGS&LtsN-NEcRO MiTSrRktsY, BALLET DIygRriSsEsyNT.
<n.-1HE MYSTERIES GOTHAM. Matinee at AZ O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos. aud West
rsenty-fourh sreeL-BUDwoRTus MiSsTRELs--Eru0PIAH n
N,ysTprtsy, BALLADS. BURLgsQUss &c.TnB PERskcuTED
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

s.S FRANCISCO MINsTRELS. 6sS Broadwev opposite
$40 MetronoIan 1Iotel-fs THEIR ETHIOPIAN ENrEErAIs
usSrs, Sc;GIsG, DANCING AND SuRLssaUgs--Tus WNE
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

gress BY the adoption Of the constitutions
amendment we have before quoted, and are
dangerous only for their power to mislead the
people and excite their prejudices. Disfran-
chisement, coniscation, devastation and death
are among the mild restoratives these Jscobins
would apply to the Southern people before
they can regain their former constitutional
position in the Union. But we apprehend the
good sense Of the American people will deter
them from following the advice Of such Jacob
ins and agitators as Parson Brownlow, Jack
Hamilton, Ben Butler, Chandler and all the
rest Of the revolutionists OF their stripe and
complexion. We believe the people of the
North are not prepared to accept the teachings
of such men, and will refrain from joining them
in the merciless march of rapine, with torch and
turpenrine, which they are urging against
subdued people.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway. near Broome
streeI-Tnk DxAp HEARr Matinee at rs o'Cock
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

1evISG HALL. Irving place.-GRAsp FARrwSIL Cor.
GsGr os SIGsog AAccAfK2L
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

TERRACE GARDEN. Third avenue, between Fifty.
sgth and Fifty ninth strees-fdfo TaoHAs OEctAsaHAL
GsEpgE C0ycE1rs commencing at O'Clock
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway opposite New York
Ho,ri--SrAGE SrRucx-A RKcULAR Fn-ilADr AupLsrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-08
NEWS or THE U-I 7.
"7o sitoao the ve1y age aud borly Of tie times

''7o shoao the re1y age aud bonyof tie times. "
Edward Lee Plumb was yesterday appointed
secretary Of legation to Mexico and in company
with Geu. Shermans chief Of staff left Wash
ington fer New Y ork, where they will await the
arrival Of ourMexican Minister, Hon. L. D..
Campbell, and General Sherman, who are expect
edto be in New York tomorrow or next day,
The entire party will sal from New York for
Vera Cruz, probably on Saturday next, by the
United States steamer Susquehanna
The public debt statement for October,
made up to the LIST instant, is continued ia
vorable exhibit of the national finances The
total debt (less cash in the treasury has been
diminished So, 02G, 93G. The coin in the
Treasury on the lst instant was 500, 4l3,0lS,
and currency $40, 9l3, 942 The debt bearing
coin interest has been increased 500, 492, 900,
and the currency bearing interest diminished
S4S, 52l, $50 by funding.
Tbs Secretary Of the Treasury has sold The
marine hospital at Charleston, S. G., to the
Protestant Episcopal Church South Of that
city, to be used as an orphans home and
school orthe education of freedmen schildren.
President J Johnson has subscribed one thous-
and dollars to the fund to enable the society to
make the purchase
Governor Swami was called upon at his resi-
dence ast-nght by large body of Conserra-
tives. He made 4 speech, congratulating them
on the victory obtained, and said the question
Of the removal Of the Commissioners would be
settled by the courts. He said Judge Bond
would be held to strict accountability for his
action.
Coy. Ihrocnorton OF Texas, in his message
to the Legislature denies the allegation that
Union men are molested in that state, or that
there is any rebellion there He recommends
that negro testimony be allowed, and that
taxes collected from negroes be applied to their
education. .sa.s
Julia De an Hayne, the actress, has secured
a divorce at, Salt Lake. The divorce was
granted la the summer,by the Probate. Court,
but With out a hearing from Mr.. Hayne. After
be was heard from, the former decree was con
frmed I'd = IS " - 80
The Bangor Wing says that potatoes are
plen ty throughout Maine, New Brunswick and
No va Scotia, atfrom As to SIS cts. bushel'