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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-13


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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-13
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-13

RdBtsisen NIB s6iafistteu Fns in erftes eIafe
eisbesrifien. ap26s ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

DaRtyo hmuNAY RoauspT- pfrsfrAv U,eoYHr asp
R0snED 800 a daring aaA drKisroas rilbefy Was
perctrat,d the public streets al eafly hour yessr
day morning, tie victim being ~ Jones, - Heaitb
oBcer u Brooslyn NJ facts ia she eaas tless
shortly after two oeoct yesterday morning ~. Joseih
Jones residing Carlton aveuge. near Gfrebe,
aWakrned by load r.nztns II the dogf t hlH hN4sa
tp0u opeu ng bal du9f he arfHfrd ~ tbdl
yilga aho siasf that ~ h.s romlanlon lad heen
wounded - tha hand aud ~ feafcl hat ~ aosiot
should company him t1 hs Nanttas Hats. ue4r he
Fulton ferry, where ~ patient ~ ~ r. found
Tho Doctor buried Win o. v The psre issirais
and there found With ssyere egt Nrf1aa
h hngon which he treated hsFiGg = Eia.t asghtof
ins drug stofe = 81 t0ne rcllst" remedies p9u
and III paying M them dfsy o8t ~ hlf tFssi args
roll ~ bhs--tbo amount = = check eA1h ~ hasi
roll ehc1 erc.lef ~ erty ~ ths ras.ala, a. ap.bt,
ard thay dotffmlnod 81 80 p.ssrtf 70 thtred Ihrg
lsd rre 0usy declared 'bsmasye' = gnshis = - sfn
for ns professional fryle ani ssa tbNt W lred -
Il SDi aud f1ry street HAVING fattaksn n
the rcr abmcnt TIE dertaf uHed dsisy st ne saiooa
and bal reached ~ corner 81 nisb sn4 egs sifesss
where ~ h0yci u oaicA or Willie Fisn8lrg % w.
b. suddenly received too severe boss ~ ihe head
IRON ,~o a ~ ranass Who IA ia'9ssi A.ta. a.a
bcsorc ~ recovered the Nos ba 10000 80 laA.tl
ffuta kls resst ani no epife party made ~ tufaf
maton 80 lo1ssa u 70 tory io.rh rr-rtnei station
h0asc ~ the nnraf bHf rtue e. lte rh-fstis4la
. ihe bghsaynen baa osea ssalasa ar 50 80 eeaf
yesterday afbnoqu.
Bhrrar HrFsayp To- te.ou4 rery ., ~ u 9s.u
street cccuped ~ nan sa0tt James hec4s. All {,
latr hour frasy 1.sht 49, rgr 9ns tssd hstveeu
james and H. tfg,hsr Fntes No. f9lf wH.ds
pdaigel ,e ~ ~. us si's = Jsu#t
alleged toss heals ~ s... Na4 hlea hst dst.t.faa
out y ,hr plt4a~ Iaa @sNre fom ue sia4oa 4,
ths gg.uh1 On aastH .aN f aap4i afttnh feff Ff#
sfra0s sn be- #eat tsf tef gtn ae1 ~ tll afs tftf
70 r. ssnaslsst u. sf.f f. h41as9. uhq IL laar.f
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Hsshr wshD Bscas #flym9l0 ehlrea ss1 NJ
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The New York herald., 1866-09-09
He Renders An Account OF His
Stewardship.
Tho Sale Of the Fenian Vote -
tho Radicals.
Promises Of the Radicals 10 Fill tho
Fenian Treasury.
PERlLOl CONDITION OF THE BROTHER HOOD
&c. Nc. &c
uus 1907 cOsNtspcsOtsct.
&c.

Tn Eanr
- ' 80 =
me author " h' nito N'ue scheme . depo-c Gene
rn Tom sweony the chief command ~ tho army Of
ireland a,e ltlci, IN emma Ia ,,lo, H., ,.,. ,,
-, ..,.,' e''N'. ~ 'D'' Wv.
looAinR " 'hlN mas p'eh fp'hlhs among hunnr 0i
dologaica headed by some n aae en.-
mia ana colones hut ,bev hive teoo WORKING 40 s,o.Ih
NY and assasin.lko that cannot get al The bottom of
tho conspiracy Generals Henornan and Murphy, |
unde rstnnd are among tho nu,nb. and some ,ay Colo
" '''' 80 n''i'''' '''' ''''@ - S'''
mel Roberts, but Is doubtful Il tho latter has any part
or parcel in the plo Uo may bo anxious 10 see swesny
$1,000 80, ! 49,. -. Il. -, ,.,.,i. i. -, = !.
uaposou' ou' oeH.Na q" - 700 h"noiAo' man " 80
about y stealthy The faction who aro aIayed under
nur,,hy Henern.n 4 Go maj Win suddcn sbaek ye.
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Uiuhy ih'y h' ap'oap III" f"poft tnat o"'ehy Nan
squandered iarso amount Of money belonging 70 tho
FOR IND exnend'taros Ino Iemaa1 ,naa. a,on him hy
The military committee 10 turn oycr his vouehers wAs
undc,.,ona Il. 4..e,y ara N. t,e,oa "a 49,. ,h.,, \,
,he, hsna. Ia, ,.a9a.,ai ~ rn.,ra ea,n,,,ca "a
come . his rooms ana apait III. acroant, Yesterdsy
he laid he accounts aud vouchers before tho nnaneo
- CHAIRMAN and aipsr a thorough examination the CON
mit,oc found SWeenys accounts u tally cent With
voschors for every cent ha hal received from uo
brotherhood Tho report u the committee fc toto the
camp of the conapirators hka a bomtnb bell and AZ a
matter course materially spoiled the nio game TIA,
was being played II u now believed tho co.prator.
Will abandon thor war upon tho commander chief
and prohabIy thoy ain end.ayor to dony MAJ ~.
over oonspred against their superior orirsr
se@n throggh ,ho ao.@n. op o., sisshef ,,s s,s
whose ch!af Opposition grows out n swceny prolasi
ana should usasrna, 4 ~ ,. ,,s,, "n,.,,,aa n,h
farther thew wla aefnroily nriuse AL III tbe p,o
thcrhood which the stephens party ALL iako ad antAgo
Of to again ride H. tho mirfara
An ofoer ~ ~ Irosle,snaa 49, ~ hg - asho,,v :.
snrcs mo tlat n, knows IN esrsIn,v thst he ,.rsl
iunta have giycn os,sin bodies of Tho Rrothertod p.r
mission draw upon them or all the funds they may
- Ann. l,.t.s ~, IN. ,.,.' 49,, 80 ~ IN, ~ y -
number Of offr,ais ~ the Brotherhood vii take The
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
THE RECEPTION AT ST. LOUIS.

Tho crowd At tho lcvse sas beyond computation, and
greatly IN esccss Of any encountered snce leaving New
York A stranger would have supposed tho entire
Norhwes, had eongregstsd lhess vnsrvcs % honor
the arrival Of the President instead of portion Of the
population Of only great city. A. scon {" landing
could be effected, tho Mayor welcomed the President ~
folows:--
nlron rBorn Apprgs
Mr. PrurDxrv and GnsrisxNs Of the Cabinet and on.
Gers q the Army and Navy Of the United s,siss-s
chief krecuuve OF this great city, numbering two hun
dred thousand pcopse, u has become my pleasing duty,
10 behsR " our CITY Council ms0ssn = ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

ing Collector Port G H. Paxa,e Colonel i0lst Illinois
infantry Michael Muss0n, Pierre soule Jas u
lreeret hosca Greenwooi ffprh Mcdonald, j. T.
Scott, NJ u. jacob Barker member OF Congress elect
y I. Brooks, "a X. Boyd superintendent OF 81
Charles Hotel, W II Merriam.
Colonel Boyi, managing director Of tho & Charles
Hotel has, N the absence u the proprietor D Hail.
rendered the whole q that Ell the Prcs
dent and suite. II u thought that the President will
accent the invitation
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
Preparations To Receive the President In
tincinnati

IINflFNAr, Nfrt :, Itt5
The final araug ugemen's made to-day Tor The
oeption % the President on Wednesday next All par
ties united Ia The Demonstration. Hc vii b. received
President x tho United states, without distinction u
party. Pcndlsion si deliver address.
The programme rill consist % procession, drive
around the city and yisit 70 Clifton where another
reception viii await the President Mayor Hall chef
Justice chase's partner will deliver the address
Tho reception committed from Louisville viii NEE,
the President AZ Sorh Bend AMI accompany him to
this city The steamers containing The committee ard
the Presidential party viii come ~ the liver aDreis
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
Scenes and Incidents from
Springfield to st. Louis.
Brilliant Spectacle Presented on the
Mississippi River.
GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF BUNTING.
Thunder Of Cannon and of
Patriotic Voices.
Speeches Of the President and Sec
retary Seward.
IMMENSE TURNOUT At ST. LOUIS
--~----~------~~---
All Parties Join in q Cordial
Welcome.
Probable Visit Of the President
70 New Orleans.
--~~~o-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
Preparations at Cincinnati for
His Reception.
&e. Ac. &c.
IMMENSE TURNOUT At ST. LOUIS
All Parties Join in q Cordial
Welcome.
Probable Visit Of the President
70 New Orleans.
Preparations at Cincinnati for
His Reception.
&e. 10. &c.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 8, 1885
This morning at halfpast eight O'Clock the President
Nd suite efs Springfield, H., by tho Chicago and Alton
eairoad for this city On arriving At Alton the whole
oary embarked steamboats, for St LOUIS where they
nTivsd In the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
THE DlSUNION CONVENTION.

Excursion OF - Portion Of the Delegates Ia
League Island Navy yard-Their HI-ap-
point meni in MOI BcinE Allowed 10 Board
the Ironsides and Dictator Mutual AdinI-
ration speeches Of Mayor John Gnpin
McNIichnci and Jnck Hamilton. Ac.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

sn viii the wanest and sincere desire Tor ,hsr
iiar.
In vgn TYSON, feel 1t my duty in this most grave
aspect o. ahas 10 repeat the earnest hupe tn ~ may
not - found inexpdient 70 postpone tho de,artnfo
.. ,Icsh troops from A stria 70 Mexico nhsl such
s4sxcr To this communication as your EN,su9lcy may
ne pleased 70 make shal. haye been caaQy anu ueo-
elatuly considered by United States soSsrnment ~
Washington
In the meantime pray your Eycel,eneY &c
coi;Nr MryspogFF TO MI. J. LoTuFop MOTLEY.
VyEN>ss, May 20 1855
The undersigned has had the homer ~ receive the note
addressed % hn ny Mr. aotey, uiSer ase oi the 5th
a.apt which contains the representations his govern
snt ,s et itself called npon 10 make in reference 70
the yortc rs enlisted in INC Austrian States FOR milf
tary service IN Mexico.
to give SIR Motley verbal explanations The nature
and bearng we as 10 the very lied scale oi these
euistaents 10 De made only during very short period
me object Of these explanations TO dsci every pos
sios doubt chat could arise tha mind OF the federal
gorcgnrn the intentions o the Austrian govern
sneat in TINS affair II appears, however, from Mr..
lojley3s latest communication, that these aXpaDa-
,icns havc not yer had ,pe effect os setting at
.rs the aprrehens.ors OF tho United States govern
inen who seem u perceive in these enlistmeDts
IN interference in the internal affairs OF Mexico
whicA might induce tho Inted States 10 abandon the
neutral attitude which they have hitherto Observed and
which might further DO considered by the public opinion
q tho uDited States rs an unriendy proceeding AGAINST
lhefi proceeding which would be entirely at variance
with Tire feelings OF the imperial government
The andcrsignea althonch nos sAarng all tho points
OF view developed in Mr. Motleys note IS nevertheless,
in position TO aanonnco to him that in consequence Of
the abAve mentioned considerations the necessary
haze been taken in order 10 suspend the de-
par,ure Of the newly enlisted volunteers fer Mexico
In the firm conviction that the Cabinet OF Washington
will see this proceeding OF the imperial government
further motive TO persevcro in its neutra, attitude
toward Mexico, rs well new proof Of the sincere
could unfavoraby the os both
the undersigned avails himself, &c. NEN.GGisrF.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

tho ground that it appears upon the face Of the com.
plant that This court has jurisdiction over tue persons
on Of the subec, of this action; third that the said
complaint does NOT facts sufficient to constitute
cause OF action.
The whole question on both sides was argued at
length to-day before Judge Potter Attorney General
Mart,ndae appeared for the plaintiffs, and ex-Judge
Woodruff, Mr. John G. Dnn.ick, and the New Jersey
State Attorney General for the defendants The PLAIN
ts ask for injunction restraining the railroad com.
pany from proceeding with the work, and also manda
mus compelling them TO remove all work already ac-
complsIici.
After hearing able arguments By counsel Judge Potter
reserved his dec son
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
Marine nisn SIC rs.

MISSING vrssrts-some anxiety began 10 be fel. al he
nonaTrvs OF the ship Monarch Of the ssa Capt rkady
which sailed from Liverpool March 20 FOR this port has
thas been oui 81 Days She hadon board 200 cngani
passengers ana assorted cargo Other about
the time arrived here IN - 20 days was supposed
that she had become dismssed pul INTO Faya for re-
pairs but adsices from that Nay "a make reson
.. her.
Augustine, Fla and spoken March cs which dine
nothing has been heard from her She nearly new
vessel or :. tons register. owned Eennsbunk
SUR rSoTne leak IN the ship uno from yew YORK ror
srboasd sea and stopped from The inside without heaync
,ha she wculdgo away during The week sndns May 27
B.nE rn,scTs from New York sar Bos'an got ashore
queniy towed od without damage
BAgx GroRer Brl. jenkins. which ashore on ST
Mary bsr was lowed Oh on Mondaysand aa Tot Queens
BrI Sra Ios OF Boston totally lo', on Mud Island
rived - harrington. NJ. l2ih.
scar ONLY scy, at rooihbay Ne from western Banks,
from oear nn avn nway p b, r .sr sy o@s
boNsprt aud rigging and damaging sails sn The l. lay
NECESSARY repairs, proceeded.
hsrecr was loaded with sh suano and herring The ire
% sss %scc,asn,, 81 occurring from IRE et burning IN The
scnttied and sunk
scr DiRieo from Philadelphia Al Portara experienced
heavy weather split sails and sprung fDfenast
miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP GrsyRAi srDcwIcs. Captain SAWYER viii san
from pier y East river al PN tomorrow Saturday,
for Galveston Texas touching a Key West The General
sedgwick T. wsl adopted for ibis trade having GOOD accom-
modaons for passengers and delivers hef freight In aae
order
Bpe OCEAN wsvv Of Fan River now al Svork 3cs TONS
new measurement has beer purchased ty Captain seth
sa.rss .. resnro and parties 10 New sors 20 b en-
captain Squires.
SCAR Ancrusrs of Gloucester recently raised and placed
m the railway AZ Holmes Eoe hefe reported sad
ford, for 81 SIS
scHn ErIriskru ESctsH AZ u ycvrc.., lss 'cas o,d
neasutstnent built at Phlladelpba IN 1864 has bees par
wch and BARI Mason. ksq Of Providence, for sld3jj
She wil hereafter bail from east Greenwch under
mand OF Capt Sipple.
LsuScarp--From the yard Of Massrs Penny Wines in
Centre orehes Long Island ON inst, elegant sloop q
finest vessel her class belonging on The south bay owned
"a eommandsd By Capt Geo Terry cf that place.
yehes, seh ut one soop Of about ., IONS. named the
oharss @ Ws Owned b ssvi, Rogers Co. and intended
on the 9TH ins, Hat launched rofn his yard North.
pcr, Lcne Island .he Al scop Helen Brown % tons,
18th n Gshins smack q 70 tons was isaneSed from he
@aSasi bs dspt p.sn. Burns ana y - com
.chf Lady Woodbury., 6ai. ~ = Dyer :. Cape Eliza
100 tons old nessnfcnen intended FOR the sshns bust
Notice 10 Mariners.
DESTRUCTION o. nesruorsk A. aAr roisr, rosr ncrsh.
p,r,s,s r.yrr ,,,r, psss,porsr RoAap
,, wAsns.roS, pt. june = ixs - 49,.
house y bsy iaa Point oeep rG Resa hso
stroyed by aiornado which visited that vicinity o. ne yh NJ
light
BY order WI sHuBRrcK. Chairman.
BARK ccncoria Skinner sailed from sas iIarbor iish inst
Tor Hudson's Bsv
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

~. Harris Health Registrar reported new Gaze.
of cholera - having occurred yesterday. He stated
that there have BEEN several reported cases but
there was No foundation for them whatever Al the
same time he advised tho ~ most vigilance upon the
rau OF the opbic especially by those residing W
hlthy and s,healthy to alittes Sovers complaints
have been ~crercd by tho Board regarding the condition
~ nuriscr .f ioncmcu and other houses Tie odors
nom thcee places are said TO bc exceedingly often We
and calculated ~ breed cholera and other Infectious M
cascs A. ,he Board OF Health meet today action
w probably be taken to effect more healthy state OF
things ia certa q localities
ruE REPORTED cHoIrra CASE.
Tho death ffom disease s1pposcd 10 be cholera a.
reported occurred at No ~ cherry ip tins city
badng OCCUPIED by Eve families numbering some
thirty persons ALL but alleged be roomy and 10
state ~ thorough cleanliness well as beng in ceanly
neighborhood The deceased Patrick shanahsn, was
about serenity years OF age, snd native Of Ireland
having arrived in this city but three ago He
since his arrival In this country and by whom he
treated vih every Kindness aud indulgence. Drinking
rather freely and parakrg of food which did agree
with him. acute dsfrhua set in and prostrsted his
system According 10 The statement OF his daughters
had been sing Cor two days before hts DEATH but
alarming symptoms we're manifested until within few
e rt II his dccesse, when they Indicated attack OF
cholera The remains discclorcd when removed
h0r incrncni yesterday afternoon sthouRh death had
occurred early the previous evening. aud u IS more
thA probable the discsee might have been only cholera
mothus
SANITARY REPORT.
G Lord, Captain oi the sanitary Company viii
suhnA report this afternoon TO the Police and Health
h"rs 90 The operations OF that organ xston during tho
week eNhag june ~ The following u summary of
nrsaucea ssted ~ removed during the week covered
by his r.pt - Number Of Complaints 81 nulssrces re-
csiyed tl soices served for abatement, 1909. nns
snces sbatm sasef seisce q notice, es2 sinks and
Removed fr,m city hmts-N Number n ionds Of nigh,
soil 500; des' horsos 90 dad COWS 81 dead goats 81
sbob. i9 r.od vsss,sd, ssunas $50 500 ms',en sa
I 200 peer $50 porss so tsb. s;sos nanber of tar.
res y osal 800
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
\ New Yorker Found Drowned.
rn r.nt, nnlrn.. ~. mn. nm -

EAGLE Rock, senango Co., Pa, June Q. Sss.
John Kelly. of New York city, found drowned in
the Allegheny river al rorfc Creek eddy He for
mcry employed IN New York in the Park blassnr and
last employed on Warren and franklin tsi.ai4y. His
family supposed 10 reside Ia New York city his body
has been buried a HoIse crock live miles above Oh Cty
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

states Minister Austria, qrd Tho Count Neusdoyli:-
M. ]. Loraaor NOTIFY 70 COUNT NESsDogvr.
vrssNA, Nay 6. 1866
that. She Th Of April had The hanor lay be-
fore yoa er confidential rcrusa despatch Of my TO
Mr. seward Secretary o state Of Rha United States.
This paper TO o Concentration from The
Secretary Of Saie, lnssructng 20 make earnest
and ctnTiatc protrs, compatible with the pro-
foana respect entertained bY ehe Un,ea States for the
imperial royal governnent against tho departure OF
any additional soldiers from Austria Cor Mexico
The laLguage o. tie protest which was thus
instructed 70 na ~.s quoted at length in the despatch
w chi had The sonor OF submitting 10 your rcrusal be
ioro Sending u Wash lngton In returning that des-
patch understood your Excciiency observe that
contained just and explicit statement Of me position
AeNsco and that you had no further observations 10
make upon II.
Since iorwariing that paper TO Washington have ae
seived Gespaiehes of grave nstare from my govern
mont IN regard a. the same s,ahiecL
4he Instructions JUS, received by me from Mr. Seward
m answer 70 ray statement 70 HIM, under date of27h
March last tias The military supplementary convention
between the ANsran government and the government
of Mexico, reccgnizeA here as the legitimate had
been gnee on tho llth of March, and chat it
pected that about enc thousand volunteers woald be
shipped from Trieste 10 Vera Cruz and ~ least
many N the autumn
an imperative duty is now placed upon me OF again
most respectfully calling your ESccencys attention TO
the general and growing uncasness throughout tho
United saics on the subject of foreign troops IN Mexico
ing That compatible with faithful execution
Of the task iust committed to me BY my government
Recoy,izpr the ri ght of one indeendent nation for
deemed sufficient by itself, 10 make upon
another independent natlon and beng called upon
- - pe 7 !aSse = e fasel u't"esn hlc ueaL seieh's
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the cons5ct'en among ne people Of The United states
that the began by France for the purpose OF redress
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The New York herald., 1866-06-15
Sales OF Real Estate.

SalcS OK Real usfQte.
Mr.. James ~. Miller, aucsoneer, sold yesterday the
following real cstac--
lot n. cor of 9th and 72d ST. % sxI00 500 800
lots G. 9Th av., 20 n. 72d ST. 25Gx1OO ca 81 $50
lots \. a g., 100 +. 5. av, aey,c.. ca SECS
lots II. s. 72d ST. $50 ft. 5th av, 25xl022 ea 1850
lot u. I'D st., 95 r. VI Madison av., 25xi02.2 ss75
Joy n ". COR Madison av and I'D st., 25.Sx05. $50
lot w s. Madison nv, 25.S n. I'D st., % Sx95 1900
lots W s. Madison av 5l,2 I'D ST., 25 syo5 90T5
lot W. s. Madison av., 102 n ,2d st.. $50
lots W Madison ay., 25.S 73d ST. 256xl00.ea S5,5
lot W. cor Madison and 73d ST., 25sxl00. $3.50
lot @. s. 0ih nv, Jl2 s. S0h ST. 25GxI00...... 1860