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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-13
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now WARS ARE MADE--wHAT Is
aREASON7

How much sedition and mob violence can
be safely committed, says the New York
Express, is being tried on By the notorious
BEN. BUTLER, as appears from reports Of his
incendiary speeches before Tie people Of
Ohio. In the most violent and darkest days
of the French revolution, when DANToN,
RoBEsFIERE, and MARAT deluged France
with blood, nothing Of atrocity in their
speeches exceeded what BUTLER has uttered
in Ohio.
Il is the first time that political dema-
gogue has travelled the United States to stir
up the people to mutiny against the Presi-
dent Of the United States and his authority,
preparatory to the inauguration of intestine
connections, 10 end in civil war. If AARON
BURR was a traitor, what is BUTLER? And
how long can the Government tolerate trail
tors that perambalate the West beating up
for troops to overthrow the Executive au-
thority of the nation? HORNE TooKE was
once asked how much treason a man could
commit in England without being hung ?
TooKE said he did not rightly know, but
was trying to find out.
BUTLER is on the same errand in Ohio,
kindling the fires Of revolution, which ne
would be the first to flee from.
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r. E M OVAL.


shelby FeHaale Institute.
VtHIs INSTITUTION. WHICH HAS NEVER
i auspended operations during the pfegalcnfe of
the cholera, = prepared 60 receive pupils AZ any
time charging from the date n tnlFance onlT.
II addition ~ ihe most complcio and tLoroaEh
cOurfa Of in1iIdcticn IN LuEIl71 aud The Lam
suages. uaafuAl advantages ere o4cfcd IN focal
-'- $3.50 6E0. .. BUTLER. An,
OctI-2H f-inripaL
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do not, of course, hold party response
bic for the views of one of its leading jour
mails, nor for the acts of individual Demo-
Gratis. Ny object is to guard, as far as posi-
bic, against the expression of views and the
repetition of acts which embarrass the can
yass.
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| SPLENDID NUMBER.
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w.prs ,..s
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COUNTRY sEAr ron sALB-rRosTfsG on TAR
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EOR aALH.

nor sALE-A LARGE AND NEATLY FITTED I
oyster and Dining Saloon for sale Of the prin
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Apply at l7l Greene street. KELLER
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FOR SALEM JERSEY CITY, SPLENDID LARGE
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house; hrs class Houses SUSSEX street, several
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South Fourth streets and other OF the city,
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House Pav0nia avenue with mice brick Stable with
three Lots Of Ground several small Cottages In good local.
Jersey City.
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LNOR sALE-THE SMALL BROWN STONE ENGLISH
II basement House. l7xlO, with story extension; lot
$40 furnished or unfurnshed.
THOMAS d. ROBINSON 1I2 Broadway.
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FOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT AT CAsTLEroN, s. l.,
Il within five minutes walk of Factoryvlle and Port
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with outbuldngs &c. and quarter of ground,
containing choice fruit trees, &C.. DC Apply TO BADEAU
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ENOR SALEM ORANGE, N. j., TWO LARGE DE.
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Cottage adjoining. A. o. VAN LENNEP,
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DERGEy, HUDSON CITY AND WEST uoBoKEN
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Road 70 Jersey cty and Hoboksn ferries several Country
Esseences With qne gardens As follows:-One ei0D one
ootAsss from n soS % o. 81 Sc cash balance on mort
go One Cottage scven rooms; el.0O cash; balance
Once hours A Nj 10 o r. III
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L,OR SALE LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS, % HoR
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horse power; Horizontal Tubular Boilers, 60 horse po,
Horizontal Tubular Boilers % horse power All The nj
boilers new, and will be sold cheap for cash App
~ Mangin street. Il. N. COY
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L,oR sALE-THE THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT
brick and brown stone front House 100 West
street. with or without Furniture. This house
order and in most desirable location Can be from
l0A NJ. 10 r. NJ.
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LNOR SALE-ON MURRAY HILL, VERY DESIRA-
bic three story brown high soop House. in perfect
order Can be SEEN between and O'Clock at liz East
Thirty eighth street. Lexington avenue Price So 0O
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L'o2 sALB-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND roURfEB IN
Loss With al kinds o. choice fruit vo miles from 10
bosen sas{ OF sess BY horse every fifteen min
siss neyf. fNnnE gring a the door For particulars
psairsN FhWsps We w.hiaxtaH g!rset Hepgbsn.
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LNoR sALE-TTIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH
and Amy street. the valuable House and Lot,
30 feet front the Apply TO c. W. DEAN "a Third
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
change al .hs sf ;ucA "a a,eat appars 70 b she 20
ht.cal llN.aflon
Lord Dcr5s Incline. Towards the Freseh
Peace Plan.
prom !, - .he I.oadon ros', July - J

tfFcm the Ioudon Tosi, JaIy I4l
~ ID easy 70 speculate after ihu event nnt
there nothing 10 warrant tho asAnmpt on that Austria
would have yielded any Of her German rights In
isrence As Lord ssuey pas q ,hs problem Ia easos q
90 mediate effectively. Practically .'armsd msalationn
properly 20 called, is barely po4sibe nasmuch
diaon IN Anticipation Of wsr-thal is msdation which
u positive aId 70 be enforredmunt aso the r~uult
presscd upon France ne Art might havs
brought about tho very armed mediation" which
rs actually deprecated
Az the lchsI this cxocedugly unfair Ia not judy
ing our neighbors We would wish 70 be Ourselves
Judged Neither In word In deed IA there, 20 far
Sase .hspu9 % naa ss Without @ regard % pua
increstz she AZ entitled 10 pay primary attention 10
hor own interests ss We are, and as All soon're.
are; but M 10 the acqnrenent OF territory, "
slist bad been tho object Of the French govern
mcnt, there a road . - afatnr<'s. frus-
sia and iiAy VIII eseninay. 4 may sc as.un,d refgv
tAeir f,onf1rs, and, matter of right, they have
oi1i~ mhafss>r fAc ncs 10 b. afnered Thy
hars so w. tho rite 9Asch saosa ~ udr eve' bu,
tho legitimate 70 mlsCvinga With respect 70 n
torsl rvaranrcmcns IL that be they ~hA they may 70
all aud zach Of them te gyeu Poccs of Esrops af 10
ssag rqsr mol snsns' unan eer.e,f 70 rs
strain the three beIlsgersnt Powers which tnee na
would have Amounted 81 1rhllrutIoD and v unsacerff
10 an exit nsnn OF tic Lord Clarendon, sin %
reculected, exprraei guarded England Afalnfi being
committed 70 TINT policy aud Lord Clarendon has bners
rightly commended for hs discretion. II IA step
that. II taken a. all, shonid be taken In form 10
consiran Immediate acqulc ocnce IN, in fact meal
sars ~ coercion and nsut ha ecnFidcfcd In that light
The theory may be excellent h,t h dlcuit 20 realize
ts Int 'ntnn. Why, reiualnh 10 De discovered, hot h
is not through sen.hnese Tor Lord Stanley remarked
''inerr selnrhnesh does ply." ID II h~cAnso
the ponp and crcamrianeo oi glorous war nase lost
fbgtr power the nations Only by 0earrhing tht
hearts OF governments the b, accurately
signed II II enough however 10 know that bn u ~bat
u may, there Ia alternative between periodical eola
tenlion--conncla Ike thst which bn days a0o rAget
tho broad neIi ~ Shdowaand thn conhdtnc- and
god understanding that frequently, nimpercepttiy
inpsdod IA the way Lord Stanley Indicated
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
THE FEELING IN PRUSSIA.
nI..narcL NIay InyeLr thc ReyeIutien.


Berlin lJoiy n corn spondanre 81 fon6on Iifoos
For tbo pffsen at lcrtl The Emp rur Naiolrpn pro-
fsnaa BE- audG by The tenor or tho mcfnnsbla hitter
bs wrote 20 ~ Drguvn DO Lhaya on the o. Tho
given the continental governments 20 undrutand ap
rehra that, iar from approving tho bMfnnrk pro-
ptamue which does not directly ann at annexation. but
lTpssia aud BAVARIA he 81 u0hefcs 20 the sanier plan
~ sggrnndglny both Prussia aud Austria az tho expense
of petty poeniaeA Tho rest 81 tho petty ones hs
wissser TO form INTO separate 1nIoa under ha pro-
tertorate
Iu QUO os ny previous letters u hined thas
tris government hard presvi ~ sSuref similar
project mlgh be cmbraecd by u. and rendered even
~ iaiy 10 the proposed alliance To sseh srir~msY,
however things have ye, attained Prus-ls remains
hostile o. her sorbern risai evsr and tha nny
rosst ihc msuaesDs attitude Of France has li'hefio
eiiod ~ 10 accelerate march ~ the vicsaroaF
upoo Olrnhtx, and 10 the dlsm-mbcrmrDt ~ tho
ancient empre to bs ycueiycd among the asowed
ohiecas OF Count Bismarck, ny hn acts aud
words no 10 posiuyely beginning - infifhata
bin bo would scvu<Lr 10 aH IA ds 'Ssd na''oss
fs of the kafss " arms 10 rslSe Irir oiteAprusef,
bet sti ehlmscA, wsa of breaking ~ tho realm iDs0
nurber of separate ami strictly naiipnal raf.1 This
scheme Involves oDnscs rernifsoa IA confss<ra<
agasu that even = Bismarck, dArlng and lucky 10
ever v, would hesitate 70 take u IN hand without ns
comm Ions IRON rua nls have BEEN rather dis
qnleting, 20 should not have ~ neral Ehpka
aud other Magyar oAas. fAmg9s among tbss cs1Airy.
irsaiin uas sissca VI ba al this nafnwni, .nf
preparing 10 form Hungarian irgon under l'rrts -
s-poes A. thcrssnds of 15eir eauniysnen hsso ba"n
made prisoners ~ var men wlll 40, be waniisa
Tho Official Brilu Ccs,Is las Aort slaemenl 10 y q
effect that laiy having ensHgcd b. treaty roi 70 con;
cluds peace wah Aumus sxept sith the conAent "a
Pr.a, avail hsrelf any ovc1ares rcssspg -
tha reaslon ~ EensfA PrfAas not. hnt. ul0ush iiay
msy thu war her operations msy urfnftansssy
fsii - omalrsss the emmy, now inas - nu'e 70
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
THE FIGHTING m ITALY.

Defeat of the Austrinns in the ~tri,ie.
dcspatch from Florence, Of July ~ tsveningl says
Yesterday The Tying columns Of the Natons Guard hss
an engagement with the Aussrians a rc prrse, 'hs
s.elvso. which lasted the whole day.
The National Guard occupied the st cspsspisr, sns
took seventy i've Austrian prisoners
they had some wounded, but none killed
Baron RIcssol arrived This morning si vlossacs. ssa
leaves ,hla evening for the camp OF cencrsi caidnl
Rovigo
General la Msrusers Resigned.
our dsspaiches from Iosdon of July rs say nd
italian General Ia narmora has reslgped
CialdIns In radn..
caidsni occupied PadaA
Austrian Concentration.
The Asstrans are concentrating their force Tor ~
protection Of tho Tyrol and rsna
The Kiss as Psrrnrn.
Dispatches from FIOrcnos Of July n n.ss:--Kisf
Victor Emanuel arrived thi- morning Il Fsrsr
s,rDor vsconu vsnoas yin remain 81 hssSsnsrsr
'"' 'S A .. R.,,s..
General caldni occupied novixo yesterday, -as,s,
meeting any rspirsancs
The Aassrias- 90 ik~ AAsse.
Ds-paishrs received hers from ne seat a car =
vsnesh rate ,haihe AsssrAns appear slsBessd 70 .s
bas 10 ,hs Italians spos shss attempting 10 e,ss. N
AdFs
Cs-~vevssisx wish Prussia
rhs rrsssss sovernDsss he's oe~p,insnssa fAiy 90
Ne ss-rsaoss q csssr, c~,as - sov-Ass ps = -
p,ss y sesspsrAss q Inc ss~ass q ~ s-s ps~sn
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
THE ARnNIsTICE.

Rss.is Announces that the EasiIibriurs Of
Have Rsmc, md Prussia Nes Beesne the
"TesI- Of France.
The Moscow Gssets Of July - contains she following
highly important Announcement Ruxzia does not desire
s~y eAe~0s n ne pvssem aas u hirS IN EEope
n A.aris @.d Pyssaa s~n vsnder a,sseir,s
~ ieo1 a Hc.os, Rsssa esn m bnou d.
poss 30 ns~s a. A<refcfovt ve~asa, saN..f
Rc~>, scrid o~stisss no pvocos Jw Haly. The
ssbnlasor of Austria % Fmnce 10 not sdvanlaeeous
lsf dangerous, % ne Ewrpsis eqg,t1rsanL Tho
pssmacy Of Prussia IN Northern Germany ra,rs-us ai
If Rursa 10 ~ Barse Russias lovs Of peace dsa ~s
sssetsc~ er~ss b afsasa ~p'e~s possy Englands In
ssrcss may make her sesk an a,.nos ~ish France and
Austria IN the Eastern question: taf a> dsssovsnp q
FSane, 4. naiy sod Germany oarns Md sssA ler no
pert
Movements OF Rss.iaa Trssp~-
A despatch from Lemberx of Jsly II eayss-ghe
sas~a Ndrud-rc of this town. announces that ali col
aiers on furIough Russia have bean called In aud
-ys er1y day ~iisa,y tras~s siarf Jre- wsras q ~
rbr-A~r q saessa S~i caliua
Russian troops .rs marching from poaolls 70 sc.s.
ssSi&
S~sssissis.s -sni c.iss On sss rr..es ss,-
i~1ed.
rss Paris k,rsxw o. July II Saturday lasss') coa-
ssins ths following announcement: Public opinion "
spai % learn me Oesrss Of the negotiations Tor ,As
@spistiee rhs demand which exists everyvher. for
news fsrcs % 10 spssk. ths Journals % ~a-sa~. N.
s-edsatsss iss Siy bs-~ p~sps~d Tns dsys' a-soti.
s''ss e.ano' ists place solely By telegraph s~S
49, ssdas< .isAs a.. vsguSss ty os~,s- s.tuz-s
ssvs sad as Prsssss As<q-sviys whss ~s css sy
- ~ ~ ssxss's,ess s~ pr-r~-<~s. ~-s a., ~
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
r 4 z W A n t.
.~~~--.--->--~~~.-~~~.s
the FIGHTING IN GERMANY.

The Prn~sinns Likely 10 Enter vienna.
The London Globe Of the evening OF July 10 says that,
according present appearances, The PrassAns r BE-
asfers vie.@e ia ~s.t or ten doy
Adv~ ~nrr Of ihe. Prussinn Vanguard.
rc raria Temps Of tho evening Of July 10 publishes
.c,csrsm from Berlin dated that day. stating that the
vanguard of the prusslans had arrived at zuana
The Bayarinns Defeated In Battle.
An Official despatch from Berlin of the i2,h Of July
por,sYeseraay the vanguard Of the corps under Gen
eral Asncunel had engagement with the Bsvariars,
ard succeeded in forcing IFS way the fcrds of tho
sasie ncar nsurcn and waldsschsch, north Of Ks.
sinsen.
The rnssian ioss was small. ,hs, Of the Bsvarians
heavy.
Tho heckisnbarg and oldsBburg mo6ized con,insen,s
hare marched 10 the seat of war
The Ho'le'v q. Sov gives an account Of the baiIe
near Eiss'nren, in which states that the Bavarans
behaved with greai bravery, bot we're compelled 70 give
vs. before Their sdvcrsaricx
rrs-sinn March ON Pr.xue.
ne same dsspAich ssys:-ccnerai naibe, with sin
thousand mep, marching upoa Prague, order 70 oc
enpy that CITY.
The Bnrgomssser n Prague has is~ucd proclamation
urging tho inhabitants 10 10 caiu and 10 meet The rrus
slams Ia friendly arr,
The Governor q Prague has len for risen.
Essr, sr the Prss-ins- into Prague.
rhs occupation of fagns by the Prusnans took place
on sapdsy. Jaly y on The previous evening Prince
sehwarncnberg. Cardinal Archbishop, tho Mayor and
several " ths Common Council of the city wen. 70
the guard ihe Prussans about two league.
distant. esrrsnded by Lieutenant Colonel nsmsch
rhey vrFs tc~siscd frfcrsly spirit, and informed
,ha, P,u-s -raia pot xsnsor cf 5000 men Into me
town
rhs iruo-. % march The osx day Al sir o'clock
10 taxi po.-ssiop rhc foilo~iag proclamation was
issaci ~ Gssetsl no-rnb-rH.--
The pgusHsn army having overcome The Aussytsnx I'm
srve,i cncesrter and especially K5nirrrssr hsvios
nhietsd upoa 'hsa grcsi los and compsled them 10
retreat sks oysi rsnkssn army Of ths ffb. nov takes
po.seesi.s ~ ryszae re city snd country ~ Bohemia
~if narrs % supply The rrnrsn army bs, per.
ssns and pssGy wil ~ respected Tis authorities ana
nhssH4nis wfo have l-n r.ausmed 10 rrsnsn. ls
order Ihst ths reqs,sligus msy b. made In regsiss
manner ~ahaas lse noessssy ef re~srins 70 fovs> s
csmr~res' sssrS r~'sicps " - ss'y vir sss -
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
\ U n Q A z Y.

Concessions Of Aussria 40 the People.
Dispatches from Pesh Of July ~ say u Is sa,cd that
Count julius Andrs'y will be inirustcd with ihs mission
OF forming Hungarian Cabinet
The Empress Of Austria left here 'sst NIGHT. bu' y
expected to return accompanied by Tho imperial chn
dren, IN lew days
large number Of wounded and numerous Italian
prisoners continue 10 arrive bcr
The Emperor has issued proclamation 10 The iinngs
rlan people, announcing TINT the ccnscrpdon Is
pended for the rrcscn, and calling upon them 10 enter
the army IN volunteers.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
Napoleon r.u.~I, 80 Ma,.,aIn rens.

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rnovnrg slFus ~hrh tskrn ~ thealasyes. algbt wsl
ssen indicate ct nroes srssfsi9a of ~ Dr. ~
var an ia materials a epnrsgr4flon az therv~
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THE POLITICAL ASPECT.

hin for the Convocafion er GcrmaD Pssii~-
meat.
Dispatches from Berlin Of July ~ ssy the bill 20
thoEise elections for German Parliament viii be ia bo
fore The Prurian Chambers soon possible. The
elections II Is expected, win take place in August. and
the Parliament will be opened isnmodsisiy after ih4
close Of tho prnssiAn Chambers not than SIP
tembcr next
The Middle Gcrmaa states.
In reply 10 tho Prnssan note calling upon the German
States mako preparations for the election pr Dep'es
TO German Pariiam nj, most Of Tho governments
friendly 10 Prussia bal promised 10 take Tho ncceesary
steps without delay 10 Hanover. saxony and Ese,orol
ess the preparations for sec,ions we're being
RED ont by the rrussisn civil commissioner
Tho coniln-ents OF the smaller States Of North Cor
many beginning 70 iake part IN the var, nndsr
PSussian command.
The Vienna correspondent Of tho london risa.s says
Is very obvious that Prussian party Is gradually frm
Ing in the German provinces Of tho Austrian empire.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
Accounts from vienss.

Accounts from vienna.
Vienna dispatches Of July ~ State InscliigsDce re-
ceived from the headquarters Of the Austrian army IN
vsneta announces that the Austrian forces are bsng
Withdrawn from contact wi,h the snemy.
The fortrsssss Ars strongly sArsosed and safneieauy
well armed for defence without support fom ,he army