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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10
FROM NEW YORK.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Weather-SunstrOkes
New York, July 9-The thermometer
again reached SO degrees yesterday Thirty
three cases of sunstroke were reported to
have occurred on Saturday, in addition to
those before mentioned, twenty-five result
ing in death. Copious rains fell last night.
The Excise Law.
Nearly all the bar rooms were open yes
terday. Superintendent of Police KENNEDY,
issued orders to make no more arrests for
violation of the Excise Law, the eonstitu-
Honality of which will be determined by the
Court of Appeals.
The Cholera.
Two deaths from cholera were reported
yesterday, also one in Brooklyn.
Geo; Peabody.
GEO. PEABODY arrived at Montreal Sat
urday. He was warmly welcomed, but
waived public reception. He will remain
in Canada about ten days, visiting various
points of interest.
The weather is rather cooler, but the
thermometer this morning marks "a de-
grees. The sky is overcast.
The steamers City Of Manchester, IRON
Liverpool, Evening Star, from New Orleans,
and New York, from Aspinwell have ar
rived
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NEw YoRK, July 9.--Advices from St.
Domingo, 2Sd ult., state that the liberal
policy Of the former Administration to-
wards foreign enterprises viii be confirmed.
The country is quiet except At Seyboo,
where CoULTERAfA, enc Of Balsts guards,
headed rebellion, which vas expected 10 be
easily quelled.
A Porto Rico writer says the slave pOpus
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WHITE.
ILnrlIaNIIIn
-..LmlnuLn

This is as far as the game had progressed
up to the hour Of adjournment on Saturday.
II was probably concluded Monday af-
ternoon. The Huntsville players came off
victors in the first game. The second was
won by Columbia. Both games very closely
contested.
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KiIIed hY Lightning.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 9.--During a
tempest of thunder and lightning last
evening, the lightning struck the house of
CHARLES WHITING, in Forrestyille, Bristol
county, Instantly killing Mr.. w and his
son. Mrs. w. was seriously injured, and
though she still lives, it is doubtful if she
viii recover. She and Mr.. w. sat on sofa,
and her son on a chair.
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The sugar and coffee crops are not more
than half the average
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RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to fall slowly. with three
feet scant ON the Shoals. ~
ARRIVALS p Webb, Evansville; AJeoHo,
Cincinnati
DEPARTUREs.--A. Baker, Memphis; Gen. Siegel
Memphis; j. ?. WebJ, Evansville; AJooHa, Gin
cnnati.
The river at Louisville yesterday was falling
and at Memphis it is also falling.
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New ORLEANS, July 9.-The convention
proclamation is universally ridiculed as a
work of demagogues. HOWELL is not Presi-
dent, but put forward for the occasion. The
real President refuses to call the conven-
ton.
To-day's cotton news is unfay9rable. The
estimated crop is one-fourth; worms threat
ening
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~ EAST TENNEssEE,
on the a5th day Of July. 1880,
The ROgergville Female institute.

On the premises, sell 20 the highest bidder. re
from all ineumbrance. without the righs % n
demption, the very valuable property known ~
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The Posts special says efforts are already
being made to procure the pardon Of Pay
master PAULDING.
Commercial 5 special says there isevery
indication that the tariff bin will be de-
feated, or re-contmitted.
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80 cnlifornIa.

SAN FRAEcIsco, July Mining re-
poris from Montana are favorable. Advices
from China Of May 9Th, represent the quali-
~ Of tea crops favorable. The first vessel
of The cod fish feet from The Okhotsk sea,
has arrived at San Francisco with 1000
fish.
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For Debility. Loss Of Appetite. Weakness. Iuii-
Festiou or Dygpepsig, want If action en- the Liver
Dls0rdeTea stomach. there are 10 hitters ih1s
compare with these IN removing these distre,ainr
complaints. For stle OF can be had 90 Gry kr-f-
Store IN the United States or from the prupric-
tors, louisville. h.. corner Seventh and Green
streets, % whom ali orders should be addfo ca.
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Death I'D sanla Anna's PFiEate seere.
The PhiIndeIphin Convention.

. WASHINGTON, July 9.-Southern papers
received to-day, exhibit general DISPOSE
ton on the part Of the people to respond to
the address of the Philadelphia Convention.
State and district conventions to nominate
delegates have been called in Alabama,
Georgia and South Carolina.
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AlEDICAL
FOR CHILIS AND FEVER !
Use the Best


Never Fnls-Always to De Depended Upon
Nothing mons reliable than Hurieys Tonic.
WILL cure 4 que and r ever Chills and fewer in
W termittent E ever. Dumb-Arue EVER pefs9u
who has tried burleys Ionic speaks iu the highest
terms OF IL. As curative agent 10 IS uusurp 5ssr
and more certain than quinine No bal rr.ulf.
FROM using u URLEl, 3 lgSIC. Evcrybody shouid
use HObElS AGlE IUNIC. Send orders 10
HURLEY. RUDDDLE & Coz.
PrOpnet0rs, Louisville XIV
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
IL in PhnadeIphsn.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The large rope
works of WEAVER & FULLER, were de-
stroyed BY FIRE on Saturday night. Loss
$4,000, with little or no insurance.
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rhe portland Flre-snGes.

PORTLAND, July 9--In the late fire, safes
of nearly every description proved worth
less, when unprotected, and the few which
did not fail were probably saved by circum-
stances. 1t is deduced from this that vaulsl
built from the ground are only entirey
raIiobIa
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

r. II. SINGLETON has received the ~ T.
Macaiy, Sunday Mecpy, Ay7ny AID Nary
Journoi, Lo1s's Il,aaais3, ZeituRq, O5,rier
Des Eats Tais Weekly Magasins, True Flag,
and he lates, New York, Chicago, S. Louis,
Cincinnati and Louisville dailies
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PER-oNAL.-Rev. r. B. c, HOWELL Pas
tor ofthe First Baptist Church in this city,
lea Yesterday morning on tour TO Balh-
more. Norfolk, Sc, with a view TO the recu-
pcration Of his health, which the duties Of
the past few years have someW hat impaired.
lie viii visit Richmond and portions OF
North Carolina before returning.
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st. Louis Market.

J ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Flour quiet; IS OO@9 50 for
! extra spring, and 50 5000 90 for spring M
/ Wheat unchanged at 81 2DJg2 50 for new Corn
! opened higher and closed duh at 6S9S41zc Oats
! hrIn at 4O4l05sc. Pork, bacon and whisky I'M
/ ehanrnl
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SrEAuNG-A white woman by the name
Of Motley MFssoRER, was arrested ON Sab
bath evening, charged with stealing some
clothing from KITTY MILER Yesterday
morning she had hearing before the Re
oorder-fned so and sent 10 the work
b1u1a
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

Letters from the United states Exam
lined by the AutIsOrities-The With
drawaI of the Freneh-HeaVy Tax on
Merchandise at Vera Cruz.
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IIurIeY.s snr.nnarlIIn.

The great Blood Purifier as a Spring and SUM
mer Medicine stands uarivaled. removes lll ina
puuues rom The blood. and gives health and
strength to the SYSTEM
HURLEY. EUDDLE & CO.
Propriofnrl.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Nashville and Edgedeld Street Rail-
road Company, yesterday, il was decided TO
ran the road over Woodland stree, 70 Hob
som, Chapel. An Edgeleld should take
stool, in this road.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

LITTLE FALLS n. Y, July 9.-The Val
ley Honse and Water Wagons cabinet
shop were destroyed by fire yesterday A. NJ.
Loss $3.50. 900; partially insured.
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As this b. really a Specific tor Worms. and the
best and most palatahe form io ave Do chiiCrcn.
NJ b not surprising thai 10 IS last taking the f1aee
lcss any child will take %
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TnE Passes Ctsi.-T. W. and WN.
PARsoSs, charged with receiving stolen
property, were before ESQ. MIAcnAM yes
terday, No prosecutor appearing the case
was dismissed.
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House of Representatives.

MONDAY, July 8, 1S66.-The House was called TO
order at IL o'clock. Prayer by Rev. DR.. PHILLIPS.
On a call of the roll, fifty-fve members an
sWered TO their names
After some delay. in order to secure quorum,
on motion, the House took a recess until two
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On a call of the roll, fifly-twO members
swered 10 their names.
On motion. the House adjourned until ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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OriepfaI Pearl Drops.

For Eeautitying the Complexion. efIccluaily re-
moves Tau trcckics, Blotchcs, and giving the
skin an clocalt sm00thuess uat easily attained 6y
the East. gives il a character for efficacy which
at ouee stamps Il as Infinitely superior for the
toilet Of a LADY.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TNSOT.vaiET EOTICE--WHEREAS,T TROY
Il : BROOM Administrator Of the Estate OF
TiiHen, II Gle deceased. has this day sugrested
IN fbe clerk IL the County Court q Hickman
County. Tennessee. the insolvency o. SAID Estate.
r-t.te - herehv notified 70 fle them with the
~ tterE of the County Court Of said county,
ieraliy nuthenticaied on o. before the ita day q
= resIGv,sfs I. s. BROOM. Admr.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

Describes ARREsrED.-Two deserters
belonging 20 the 10Th Regulars were arrest
"a IN smoky yesterday evening and lodg-
edIn the Workhouse.
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Iation is rapidly diminishing b. nanumis-

lation is rapidly diminishing BY mannmis-
sion.
The sugar and coffee crops are not more
than half the average.
Great Fire in the on Regions.
TuUsvuLE, Pa, July s.-A great fire.
occurred on Beunchof Run last night, du-
ring the thunder storm. The lightning
struck the gas pipe on the Western Union
Telegraph well, communicating thence with
the tank, communicating fire to several 9th
er tanks, which in turn exploded, and caus-
ed one Of the heaviest conhagrations that
the oil regions has ever experienced. We
learn that between eighteen aud twenty large
producing wells were burned up, including
two or three large flowing wells among
which were the Sheridan and Western
Union Telegraph wells. Both of them are
large ones. Sheridan had four or FIVE tanks
filled with oil, all of which were destroyed.
As far as We can learn, some 10000 barrels
Of oil were destroyed, and some parties es-
innate at a much larger figure than that
The oil was foot deep, as il ran down the
run to Oil Creek. There were also between
twenty and thirty derricks destroyed. The
wells were in different stages of completion.
The loss cannot be estimated at present, but
is very heavy.
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FOR SALE

A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE 1.-TWO STO-
"A ry) with seven acres Of ground, brick smoke
house. carriage-house and stable, fronting on the
MurireesbOro Pike, IA miles from the Court
house: an abundance of water, equal 70 any IN
the State, beautiful shade trees, flowers and
shrbbbery, and a great variety Of the finest and
most select fruit trees: soil rich and fertile; all
under good fence Apply to
je27-lm ANDERSON, JOHNSON * SMITH.
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IN M NJ

Seatou's Chemical Writing Fluid Is bec0ming
worid-renoWned for its superior quality Having
been introduced only about six years 90 has be-
come the Priiieipal in use with those who wont q
nne, tree hoWlng ink mud for its permancncy Il b
decidedly the best INK for records that can be
used. For counting houses. banks or schools. 10
Is uneqaled, and needs only 90 be tried 40 be ap-
proved; Fer sale hy Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDDLE CO.. Proprietors
Corner Seventh and 6resn streeos
Louisville, Kentucky
For sale By Berry, Demovillc x WIS rion; j. X.
llarwelE Litterer 4 Cablers Pulliam & McGul-
lough Blood & Gregory, Nashville; ard b. al
Druggists. iunel3-ivd.fW
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ONE HUNDRED BARRELS OF FLOUR
PER DAY.

The reputation Of Flour from these Mills is not
excelled in the United States. the premium hav-
ing been awarded 70 Il ~ several Fairs through
out the country. The Mills are open sor inspec-
ton az any time, and speak for Themselves
For further information with regard 20 terms
aud capacity call on the undersigned on the prem
izes, or Mr.. JOHN j. MCCAIN, No. s. Broad ST.
i1DeifGt5s HIGH DOUGLAS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

Wl.rHAN watches aud AYERS Pills are
said 10 be the highest specimens Of Ameri
can art, each of their kind one in mechan-
ics and the other in medicine. With
WALrIL,N watch in pocket and a box Of
AYERS Pills in the other YOU should be at
vour work in season with the health 20 pur-
sue it.-A5,e1iss, N01uG Ne.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

A THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
II giate Course in Belies-Lettres, Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Physical Sci
ences, Music and Ornamental Branches.
Faculty experienced and Southern born, except
cept the Professor Of Modern Languages, who is
a German.
Tuition in Collegiate Department from So to
S27 Music S35. Vocal Lessons, separately, so
Boarding s. per week. One-hnif Of all expenses
10 ad vance. Next Term opens September Sd.
Orphan children Of worthy and necessitous Con-
Tolerate soldiers will be taken at tWo-thirds the
above rates,
vertisement for six months, viii be entitled 10
send an orphan child Of any neeessitOus COnfod-
crate soldier, who died in the service. upon GER
tifcate Of a commissioned officer Of his company
or regiment to the fact, at half the usual rates,
Papers containing advertisements. and all COM
munications desiring Information, to be directed
to ID. G. KELLEY,
iune26-2m LekaEon, Tenn.
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CHESS TOURNEY.

Match Game by Telegraph Between the
Columbia, Tenn. and Huntsville,
Ala. CiHbs.
Specially Reported for Union and American.
Third game Of the Chess match played by
telegraph between DR.. Pillow, Jas Park, n.
B. Wilkes, F. Rains, S. F. Mayes, Prof o.
H. p. Bennett and II. B. Titcomb, of Co
lumbia, Tenn; and Col. s. w. Harris, S. J.
Mayhem, DR.. L. B. Shefiey, Robt. c. Smith
and Or. f. L. Antony, Of Huntsville, Ala:
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fHE Office TO INSURE LIFE in is the kNICHER-
H0CKER. with 81 100000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON. JoHNsOS & SMITH, Agents.
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THE TENNESSEE AND DECATUR RAIL-
ROAD BnpGE-We are informed by Mr..
Van DyNE General Superintendent Of the
Nashville aud Decatur Railroad that the
great iron cord railroad bridge over the
Tennessee river at Decatur, Alabama, was
completed on The 7th instant, trains passing
over the same day. Ia few days arrange
ments will be made Tor running through
from Nashville TO Memphis without chang
inc l.r.-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-10

To TIE business Wen Of Nashville
Mr.. T.. d. KIxG. publisher Of the Nashville City
Directory. has deposited in our counting room the
following publications which viii al all times be
open for the information Of the public: New
York State Directory; Cincinnati City Directory;
Louisville City Directory Ohio State Directory;
Boston City Directory and Nashville City Direc-
tory.
Other State aud City Directories will be added
o. the collection. as soon as published
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free acress 10 them By calling At
our counting room.
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louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, June 3. ~ P, N-Sales of 50 hhds
Tobacco at fully sustained prices. Superiine -four
81 so; extra family $40 IS. Mess pork S33 Bacon,
shoulders II, clear sides 2l1S Lard. tierces 2l1S
Mixed corn Il in bulk Oats As. Whisky 25.
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New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, July 9.-Cotton is unchanged.
Sales of GOO bales low middling at 32033c. Total
receipts 405 bales. Sterling exchange g. Freights
dali. New York exchange - premium
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REcoRDEEs CouRr-JNo. Co1nEr, for
tippling without proper license-6ned SD.
CHAs. BIACIlNAN, for disorderly conduct
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c. B. BRAY is this day taken into part
nership with US. Style of firm as heretofore,
CAMERON, GREER Is Co,
July 1st, 1866. iuly8-lw
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

ers butterflies moths and birds In suoh pretty cms aud
oaoaply as to drive Of the market all uforior pub
locations we bave already spoken has lust fssned
acknowledgement in oils OF Of NJ y. I. Taits
clever H.,lo pictures. Tue acknowledgement 81 pr-
feet fac-simile OF tie original painting reproducing not only
tie brush MARKS bur le very lines Of the canvas way
to.t ssrrsi.es b. ingcauIsy LIZ Praug tries With
aI bis might 70 make lie limitations absolutely
deceptive not for tlo pcrI"se Of deccyiug. hut
ia order 70 put faithful copies cas- good tie orig
inlS" witaiH reach OF small purses Ie brings 10 tlo
worE knowledge energy and enthusiasm and vha, s
generous siit toward as oud artists which is very
pleasant meet with. We sha quorrc with him
methods Of Interesting people ia art IIc has cordial
thanks f7r what De has already do,c and o1r c a De u
DO his best 20 educate The cs he works for In The love o.
what % true well as beautiful ar PraaG Las established
agency IN New.York III lis various publications The
Office is at No. C59 Broadway
Messr5. Derby & Miller ere about TO publish IN
excellent engraving. in mixed line and stppe Of lr.
Carpenters picture. Tho TIst Reading Of tie EMaD
cipaton Proclamation before the Cabinet ~ President
Lncon." Tie engraving which is now fnished Is
By Mr. A. II. Ritcho, the ese Is 2lxa2 inches. and 1t
s TO be sold by subscription only We have long since ex
pressed opinion Of ts picture On opinion which time Only
confirms us in essentially historic picture faithful
aEd true 70 the fact TIC artist coai make it, painted out Of
bis enthusiasm Of freedom aud his admiration for
Mr.. Lincolp His theme most Interesting and lie has
made the most OF IT, The engraving is very faithful to
the original and Mr. Richie has beon Of especial pains
preserve the accuracy OF the portraits feeling that the whole
Of the picture in them and anxious to do his
preserve the historic value Of the work br Carpeu
expresses himself entirely satisfied with The Tclrod1c-
ton his picture We may add that tie number OF impress
be taken from the plate limited The Grst hupros
sion o. the plate which is 70 be sent 60 Mrs Lincoln Is now
exhibition at Derby Miler's No. sprucest.
Reduced copies from Mr.. Jone5s lie-siZo bust Of
Abraham lincoln have recently been made and nov for
sale. We have already spoken of ts bust and praised M
homely fahflness subject OAcr busis Of Mt Lincoln
peassnter looL at perhaps mor gracefully com
posed but Of them have the genuine look that this h
and believe be genuine. The reduced copies Of
suitable for the study table the mane shelf and we
wish that every American family could have ono Of them
where young and old wouh look daily it only with
glance at tie face greatest America has yet I@o
Gucod.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Naval Intelligence.

CELEBRATION OF AN ANNIVERSARY.
large party of distinguished officers Of the Navy
and Marine Corps yesterday assembled the rcsde
Q, Admiral Bailey at Portsmouth H. Elho purpose of
celebrating the fourth anniversary Of the goroIs trumphs
achieved by our naval forces In the series Of battles which
eliminated IN the capture Of no Crescent CITY The nvi
taons in Wow Of variety OF circumstance we're only eI
tended to tcers attached the Boston and Portsmouth sta
tons and were confined those who participated IN tie ad
vance up tie river under tho glorious old Flag Ocer Farra
gut.
Those who responded 20 the invitation in person Com
o5ore L. Baey commanding the leading division; Com
n,pncr w Is Harmon commanding the Cayaga and hag
ship OF the leading DIVISION II. Clarke Pymasor ~.
gu6.s, G. L. Cutter PHTmaser RiohmOnd Commander O. H.
p,s,le X Eothalne. Surg,onJ W Tf,or Pensacola. Com.
marIer r. Thornton Executive officer Of tho hay ship
Hartford; j. W. Mooe Ch ~ Engineer oi thf Richmond and
inventor Of the chan enor Surgeon JaeSson hap' o.
Admiral Fauagur. IT, Hartford. In addition to these wero
present Capt Pickering who was blown up u Iao h9assto!o
the first lgt betwoen vessels Capt Greene
Capt Youug OF yandaa Lieut. Coz Jones Marine corps
Ieuts Froncl Bishop and Fenda, United states hsiin
Cops Chief Engineer williamson hew-i ORR SiaiOn5 thaP'
lain Henderson, raymaster Oiner Chief LngIeer l"0cs
Col McCoonb L. s. L. h.; Col Mckenzie. T. T. Corps. Col
ector Upham Of Portsmouih tho Hon Clement March MI
Bailey brother the Admiral Mr feId Of hew'forh and
oclccl the guests assembled and after grace b. Chap
lain Iendgickson Admiral Bailey read aetter from Admiral
person his heart would be with them. Some 20 other re
grels from the o New0reans referred to and
tie festivities began lhe heaiu oi hHHH a.
proposed and drank with muc feeling followed by many
others. -, A.,
Admiral Bailey tho FIRE, to pass the FORT. and at the
n,rantine station the famous Chamos regiment
and on the fogng day the head OF the feet was exposed
u mosl fire for twenty minutes
ships could gel to his relief Two three hours were spen.
An the OF the capture OF NewOrehh ana
very important and original documents we're exhibited
which threw now light upon the history OF that the greatest
naval achievement the age pleasant reunion could
not been planned aud all enjoyed hemseve. very much
The vanda flagship Of the station was gay dressed IN
bunting and presented holiday appearance.
70 have here in brie. period much valuable data
concerning who participated In an attack which ON
GERS said not only foohaIdy Out would TO-
suit IN disaster and defeat
An snaversary of like character would have taken plans
las, bgI Tor the death Of Ar Lincoln In all pfobtbJ
viii hereafter be annual, coo brated by the parLopa
Prob aby Isxat Club vii w organised besrs u" "A'
pAxsea