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The New York herald., 1866-09-07
NEWS ITEMS.

Judge Williams, of Ptsburg PA District Court
has affirmed the consu,ionality Of the law ran ins
$500 bounty TO all soders who did not receive bounty
on enIisting
wedding was TO take place at Nashville one evenn,
last week, and bride, parson and guests were ready,
when il was announced that the groom was on a piry
which was unable TO agree and had been locked up iof
the night.
man named Mccartney was murdered and his house
robbed In Dover, Ohio the 10th OF August No clue
to the murderer.
Samuel j. Lowell Of Worcester Mass. the policeman
who shot Henry I Wckel in the riot IN front OF the
police Office the evening of the 10 OF June last has
sentenced by Judge Ames OF the Superior Court
Ftchbnrg, TO one years imprisonment 10 the House Of
A bold thiovng operation was perpetrated al one Of
the hotels at Saratoga Springs few weeks since
fashionable young lady from New York, guest OF the
house referred TO- her return 10 her from hop
one evening, found herself minus a set Of diamond
jewery valued at $1,000. She had displayed Tho iia-
monds on previous casons when the Htre doubtless
noticed by the thief and the evening 10 question tho
rogue probably cognzant of the iact nat she
set Of paris. Tho room was entered with key and
the icWelry extracted from trunk i ca was broken
open. All efforts 10 discover the thief % The
properly proved ailng, and the matter husB.1
up" IoT the good Of the house.
Several persons We're severely poisoned tb~ grounds
OF the Excelsior club at DanriIle, Cng> lately by
creeping plant commonly call 4 rderd ~ ono o. he
victims, wance X. hyatt MA his face swollen ana
Tho poison was received by the reelection Of the
from the plant
The grandmother q an iiegtima,e ehild poisoned i
stranccs of the mother This happens IN Boston.
The Peabody Institute at South Dangers, Ma-sachn
scts, is to be enlarg by It's founder, george Peabody
Philadelphia has raised over $40 co. mouume mt
TO President Lincoln.
A young man dressed rs n woman has been peddl!ug
hoop tkrts in the western pnrt Connecticut He
spent his nights generally the guest u tsrmeris
family, frequently being allowed i lare room, and
sometimes taken 4 chum by one OF ~ lcmae
bers. He discovered IN New lr mia, but sue
ceeded in eluding ~ oseru ion
The harbor of Galveston, Texas. is fs closing NJ with
sand. Light draft vesels grvala - mo channel
where there was formerly depth of tsety Get.
A boy in ST. Louis accidentally huns himself while
playing with towel last week
In Troy, N. Y boy away am by pair of
horses, .ho plunged over prscipco tilren feet nigh
Tue boy received injuries from ah ~ recovery II
doubtful
A German girl not understanding English, arrived
with a party OF cmigrants At Indianapolis recently.
During the day coan,rylnan living ~ ocl wllere
slc stopped asked her 10 tase wat. lGl he's TO the
outskirts of the city and having t.s brutal rapo
on her person, aband med her He has becn arrested
A in North arolina, while hunting, vac shot, MS
gun having been let oil by bls dog, VIM playing
about him.
The arccst brick yard in the world the course OF
construction Chicago
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THr SAD FAIL A prmfc Mn Il fouis l.ews
paper correspondent narrates tho ng hucIi'able
Story coming down Chestnut stree. 80 Lous
dav last week, was struck by the ti.earince Of
old man past sixty, who thaaihare coat shiny
with constant wear, aud whose hai bruised aud
secdr. His head bent towards its csurh and hIs
walk was tottering shuttle, the eNec Il 1hisscy and
old age. He rceled from sid ~ tbe pavement
10 the other, and nc last brooeit up against a
llnppost on the corner, when vnDng. looking
h,afer coming a"rg saiuted HIM v th. "Iollol, jim
Come and take dunk ~ The old N.tu eyes bright
ened, and arm.inarm, he safneFed sng 90 tho noar-
est GROCERY with ns companion. Ee years ago thal
old man James Green Unitcd saies -enasor from
Missouri and 10 the days ~ the Kausas ard Lccomp.on
matters hc was, next stephen a. Do gias the abest
debater IN Congress. but The ouf. Mr. Green
was sent 10 the rebci Congress, iC Lis property
his position and bis character AMI lie Il i poor
drunlgard, and earns barely pittsDce n BviHr
caiahoOse sbystcr
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

G a NJ A D A..

Irsnor- 10 General Thomas in Montreal, Asr.
HovTarAf, Sept q, 1sd6.
Major General Thomas and party yesterday visited tho
drent churchcs and pubs ou ldngs and drove around
the mountain 10 Tho afternoon. Her Maiesy's shipof
war Pyadef, now In port, was alao visited and tho
General vas received with the utmost courtesy ard
shown ali OF n tho ship man.g sting much ntcrc., IN
The urrang g8mBnts aud armament, particularly the Arn
sr0n guns glic General md party left this evening
for Qaebn, II s not probable th.y viii extend their
tFg 70 tho sagl0ray, II Duor - iato in the scaspn
General M'aio u expected here N few d4ys, when
ho viii rec8i . hearty welcome.
IN lnmcr - nulnbor of American tourists in town
jlst now, doing the grand round ant spending money
freely which CanId ans are BY NJ means reluctant 70
aAntr.
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Thc AngIo-Amcrican RcbcI EIcct.
S A X o N Y.
Negotiations for Peace with Prussia.

Negotiations for Peace with Prussia.
BEEuy, Sept ), 1866.
Since tho expiration Of the armiscc between Prussia
and Saxony tho plenipotcnares OF the two
have met and peace negotiations have been formally
opened by the representative Of Saxony.
Count BismRrck's Plan and "a Poor Aiteraa-
tive for SaNOny.
BERLIN, Sept. 6-Eyening.
II said that the King Saxony will oe depcsed ia
he recs accept Count Bsmarcks terms, and that
he will be succeeded the throne by member Of
coburg branch OF his family.
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Inf I'LL riYlpcE SUI.


ShtT o.-An0,liac Tia us y ~ 7Ht-in this action
for divorce, tho ground Of aiuilery the proceed.
ings IN which acycra times reported 10 ihe HEnNp,
decree o. divorce has been entered Tho marriage
dissolved mud tho decree the wife Glmony
~ $1,000 year hesrs Edwin james and Dunphy Eor
plaln'n, Mcsis. j. L. Bunlll aud y. Warns or aafond
AMN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SouIHtsrToS, sept. o. 1900.
The steamship Bremen, from New York August -,
arrived this morning, and sailed ior Bremen.
QtErSsrows, Sept. O. 1896
The Steamship Denmark, from New York August -,
arrived this morning, and sailed again for Liverpool
rrr rsrK 10 nosG IoSc.
iayERtpor, sept G--EscnIng
The shp Music, ,rom Hong Kong, hound % New York,
has put hac. the former por, damaged.
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{ N G [ A N D ).
snilinr of Troops for Nuehec.

Sailing of Troops for Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6, 1866
The steamship Moravian which sailed to-day for
Quebec took over three hundred British regulars for
service in Canada.
The AngIo-Amcrican Rebel Fleet.
LONDON, Sept. o. 1860
In the Admiralty Court to-day appeal was made by
the counsel for tho defendants release Of The
seven rebel blockade sczcd LIVER
pool some weeks ago.
The Judge directed that the United States Minister,
Mr. Adanis tho United States Consul at Liverpool bs
ordered to file written authority for their prosecution
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Saxony Negotiating a Peace
Treaty Under Pressure.
THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT
r r A N c Z

Cabinc: Changes in Prospect.
PARIS, Sept 6, 1866.
yarens diplomatic changes arc expected Immediately.
A Napoieonic Manifesto Expected.
PARIS, Sept D, 1860.
A rumor is prevalent that the Emperor Nap0l in.
tends to ssne manifesto announcing his views upon
the state OF Eu eope.
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P R U S STA.

Reduction Of the Army.
BrsLIS Sept, ), 1866
Reports have been current that orders were issued
.cv days since 70 tho military commanders 10 prepare
for material reduction of their effective force and il
stated in official circcs that the reduction y tho
Frussian army commenced to-day.
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NAVIGATION on the o.

PARKrRsruRG, West ~ epl G. IslG
The Ohio river from this point dov ~ good navt-
gable order, and steamboats, aud barg freely pass
ing 10 all points below.
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Chsirra Fatally Prevalent.
FLogEvcE, sept. Q. ls6d
cholera Is making sad ravages IN italy.
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HESSE.D R M STADT.

The Ccssions 10 Prussia.
BEgLLN, Sept 3, isdG.
In addition to The three millions Of norins paid by
II = -Dsrnsadt in compliance with the demands or
Prussia that Duchy cedct the latter Power twenty
square miles 81 her territory as indemnity Tor war
expenses
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MlsChLf.ANf %
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The LOST CABLE.
GG ce;aS Weii-The Great Eastern r0 kench
bfeanf's Ccnscn; To-Morrow.

bfeunG's Ccascn; To-Aforrow.
SrrAusHsP GrEAr EASTERN,
Noxru ArLAviic OCEAN, Sept ., 1866.
~ goes we'll Wo continue 70 pay tho cable, and
shll hc =, Heat's Con,en, about Saturday.
Tie Terrible Gone Ia Join She Great Eastern.
81. Jonss, n. A., sept Q, 1906.
Tire British .ofwar Terrible sailed this evening 20
meet the Great Eastern, intending 70 JOIN her two
hundred miles from the shore ani assist in landing the
shoro end Of last years cable Sunorntendent Mackay
TCYsihle
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Reception oil the President at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, SEPT. q, 1866.
President Johnson win be 1rst received by tho 81 =
Louis Committee at Alton, twenty-five miles above icrc
where Captain James B. Eado, Chairman OF the Com
nt;cc Of The Chamber Of Commerce.. will welcome him
behalf OF The citizens rhe party will then be brought
TO 81 Louis by river thirty six being provided
the purpose representing AL the States the Union.
On tho arrival a, tho city tho reception speech viii he
made By Mayor Thomas and the party escorted 10 the
Iindell Eo.s Thc affair WI terminate with banquet
tho Southern Hotel and in tie evening there vii! be
grand civic aud military display.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Tbe L.nd.u Mono, n,r,.,t.

Tbe Londou Money Market.
IN. Rank % ENGLAND RATE ACArs r.DrcRp
ypsroN, sept G--Noon.
Tho Bank OF England to-day reduced is " dis-
connt 10 nve per cont
Consols are better ne agure noon to-day Is s9s
sNEEcAS smuHIrnR.
LoNpDS sept o--Noon.
rho current quotations tor American securities are a.
fooyf.-
United States fve.iwcnties.
Lie railway shares. .4tlf
fiilnvtS sNit
LONDON sept t-kvcnna
con sOls olosed Al So for money.
srrRnirs
Iospos, sept. 6-Eyrnins
Tho closing quotations Of American securities ate
United states nyc-twcnties .................. TN
Ere Railway shares. f8I
Illinois 'eutralA ~
The III, erpooi Cation Market.
IiyRRrOoL, sept y 1866
Tho ooi,on market as ruled steady today. fhc sales
we.r 10000 naics. nddin2 upands Is quoted ~ 1871.
liverpool Br.adstaHs Markets.
lIvaUool, sept G-Eycnmg
mo bIeaGsfuas market ID irnl
liverpool Provision Market.
IAvEarnnI. Sept U--Evening
NJ provision market is dun lard !. QUITE lfse'yn
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Eft6 iDie6erttht IN sDtCSeiIton unb besas
ben fidb atlriif IN ben iuunberfdDuen
@arten.
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AE @afbbiIfe un6 Oeeas
fur Gifenbabtt Die fcIsenpe
Mihbeiluns sins uns seiterH 8ebufs
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Eafbuine unS DECATUR eifenbabn,
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Die nnrnben bic 6afeIbit inn gdn9e fem
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Fd ibiebeflihi IN gtD;sflion un0 besass
ben fid5 5lriif in ben tuur0erfdDueit
@arten.
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beilte abbre6eal. 0lu9 mir iuollen She'll
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gen un6 tperoen oaber itlprgen @eiteres
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-10

THE LATE ARNoLD HARRls.-Arnold
Harris, tor many years distinguished in
the social and political affairs of the Ma
tional Capitol, and in many respects one
of the most in teresting men of his time
died at Midway, Kentucky, on the Sd Of
the pRssnt month of April.
Perhaps no one, occupying q private
station in life, was ever more widely
known; and his career illustrates the fact
that public officials are not always most
influential in the conduct of governments
and parties; for, during period of five
and twenty years, his influence was hardly
second to any of his contemporaries, and
his counsel, distinguished for its sagaclty,
sincerity and deliberation, was sought
by the most eminent statesmen Of the
country.
A native of New York, like Gen. Quit
man, he began life as a soldier; and, al
though liberal patron of Benny Ravens
while at West Point, passed through that
institute with credit, and entered the
army as a Lieutenant Of Artillery. He
served for a number of years upon the
frontier, became the friend and companion
Of Albert Pike, and in 1887, married a
daughter of Gen. Robert Armstrong.
Not long after his marriage he resigned
his commission and devoted the remainder
OF his life to commercial and financial pur-
suits, realizing princely fortune, and
transferring his abode first to New Or
leans and then to Washington, where he
became one of the pillars of his party.
During the last days Of the Union as it
was" he was the principal friend of Ste
phen A. Douglas; and when the war be-
gan resolved to come South. His arrest
and unjust confinement in Richmond are
well known. On his release, he spent
several months in this city, leaving for
New Orleans on its capture. Thence he
went abroad, but at the close Of the strug-
gle, returned to America, and purchased a
homestead in Kentucky, where he died
surrounded by his family. %
No man surpassed him in versatility of
talent, in clearness and foresight of judg
ment, in well directed liberality, in genial
humor, and he will be talked about and
missed for many day in circles which he
enlivened by his wit and served by his
capacity .-NG8A0i2le Banner.
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Corn Planters! Corn Planters !!
IRONi IRONil

- from the Rolling Mill, 10000 pounds of Iron,
of all sizes, Including g. 9, 10 and II inch Plough
Slab and Hoop Iron. All of which will be sold at
retail at the lowest market price.
apr26 FRED. D. TUNNARD.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-10

Fred. I'D. EbEaseN1'd.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public generally, that he has
increased his facilities for doing Blu sness. and is
now fully prepared to execute all orders for manu-
featuring and repairing all kinds of
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
CARTS AND
WHEELwRIGHT WORK.
PLOWs! PLOWS!!
PLows,
HARNESS AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
of every description made Of the best material
and workmanship.
IRON! IRON
have on hand and will continue to keep full
assortment of IRON, of the best quality, including
PLOUGH SLAB,
ALSO, FOR SALE:
ONE LIGHT WAGON,
ONE LIGHT DRAY, -,
ONE FINE BAR0UCHE, nearly new.
ONE NO TOP BUGGY,
TWO CARYALLS,
Suitable for Butcher or
Peddler Wagons.
ALSO, ON HAND:
JAPAN VARNISH,
SP0KES,
HUBS,
BENT SHAFTS
And other material, which offer to the trade at
New Orleans prices.
ALSO:
LIGHTNING RODS AND
CHAIN PUMPS.
he attention of Planters is called 10
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-10

OLD LETTERs.-Never burn kindly writ
ten letters; it is So pleasant to read them
over when the ink is brown, the paper
yellow with age, and the hands that traced
the friendly words are folded over the
heart that prompted them, under the
green sod. Above all, never burn love
letters. To read them in after years is
like resurrection of ones youth. The
elderly spinster finds in the i'm FASHIONED
offer foolishly rejected twenty years ago,
fountain of rejuvenescence. CHANGING
over 1T, she realizes that she was once q
belle and beauty, and beholds her former
self in mirror much more congenial to
her taste than the one that confronts her
in her dressing room. The "widow in
deedn derives sweet and solemn consola-
tion from the letters of the beloved one
who has journeyed before her to the far off
land, from which there comes no message,
and where she hopes one day to join him.
No photograph cah SO wildly recall to the
memory of the mother the tenderness and
devotion of the children who have left at
the call of Heaven, as the epistolary out
pourings of their love. The letter of a
true son or daughter, to q true mother, is
something better than an image Of the
features: it is reflex of the writer's soul.
Keep all love letters. Burn only the
harsh and cruel ones, and in burning
them, forgive and forget them.