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ts,s 81 DIbEeufi6st
2tpU0.
~a2asfS1" Rsoe'm6Bine 6ile'..s
Observation-Disclosures

- H~s9GlHoBlre DlLeF.s
Igfttonpffd)iNf 3bra
Jptihen
5 e emsn unb NJ c M . y 0 4 I
gins ri4ttten got 6ampfidttis pcn
$500, Teis. 1000 &Onnsu II. 700 giercsIoft'
s9trrycrt- :. Gapt.s, b. OterensoTp'
H0ania-......6ar s. 3. p, Suuten;
sNreritaE Saw. 8. QSfiets.
sosrrntonu, " neu, -. Capt. q. QBentt;
n0euli6Gan6", in, 9au.
%nllrion". I'M BAN.
Sic GrpeottipnstnGe iirb, ME tplaf:
Bon sremM' Bon ScatDamptOu. Bon Pew gor;:
I. gaoSFr., 3, R0eFr., :. gs,Sc.
e De,sm'tr, 9. 035r4 80,
80 8. Samlar. y
unb rpttter ale ID Faae,
an Wetdcu Ghgtu bic Geripfet
Die ETeretntpte St0Htcn=@ST
nebiten.
Die GampfcI ti.er tinte battsn ;ur ~eanturs BET
RaToSitre mad England unb 6rsntrsiS ia
SoutbamptONan
BaiiagfsB reiie.
sSan Sremtn ped gle,psysrf&
4. satd's: i a1Dsr.ss'S" : sS Sos I'd"
Siuifd,snred $ 1895
Son Ncip = QIOrt rod, SreaeA.
&pnSDn, RGDre nmb Sputbs
ampt8n:
a sSoin.,, JSbcrzSoIpr SOS, co G5pls
s,oiiabsns,G unrFr.saion SS.sS
aus incl. Se!Sfi9aRs. Siabcr ;wii@sa1-lO Sahrts
bic Silie.
3as- epntanteH MAO Sabre, 2Duson, Sppts.
entpton II. Bremen III ben nteertsit.r tretier.
Rg- 8afete &C pcrosn bis Q rbr 8praittaas
AM ab9aa5Staac i'm 8igcau bel llateT6ei@retea anas.
npntnlelt. az
Dtit bieisH Gttfeu iperseu 4rtefe HaS auen9bsilsS
Oeutidiarb'S ~bsisrteyt ure Inter Der 9tuiibrtit .esI
8reuler STEAMER" in allen gofbiirssuS Der Ser Staa.
ten a~n9eremneR.
Gat9eI Sradt une gaFase msnSs ns., Nd al
Sciridj5 * iSp,,
Rre 68, 8rsabfr., Ssus Yert.
Ss tsaiTira prf an &. Rdi,is, GspsstieH oeA
sgeGIiden %eweipeHssrter.- (2ES-l
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eSir baben trei era5en ses ~R n to r-W ab.r q;
nI earanttfen 9iitee Material. iuIibes i~satrifat iln6
tufrtsotnfedtnte grbeit IN na0em cher trcden.in
Braie.
sDtr baben b.eie beratmten Rdbemafbiusu felt ben
issten ,ipfi Jabren %pertauit unb aae, ,elte is es
srauGt 9aben. anS etnbe 10 her snfGt sas feline ans
braudt, une tie Writ nae g8eie, ME fe cas- @ras, ii
e mas ODER ircder, idneitet, aIIeaaseren In
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Daa0e3s Uensg : stea aevumaes

Den1e3e BsMss . sseEE sseeussaes
EefsEsf6HGft 1gs Baltimore.
Sldrsi rrretrtftti6e G&c toa South. u. 9euGkfhGt, :,
tm z, Stpde Der .SarnerS' & ReTtants' CANT,
Gtr5au9 In ecmbarbitrabe.
Etcic neGe eeitui6sft TT iest bereit, RtrEe srlt1iasn
9eesHiurebntru. Ga bic Atticn Der Geittidiaft Hh
IN ben 5dneen BON user 400 jan burGsebenbs b.uts
der Sir8er &aLtiutcre't %tefnsen, 70 II has seu:i6e
Bablttilm. ~EeienksrS e!uselasen. bisitnl tn uni,rss
Rtfie aui Der frltteHer SAWS tearansstsu ~lipiern,5s
men istns Btritterunner atiupettraitr.
Srsiihent, Sb6. De6sr,
Giee. grdt; Setnr. Strut.
EtrtftoFtni
SoIsss aaPtet saeaa @a8n.y
anton sSstbatta, Ssm tlirss i. sS1ssSnHab,
SS tin1sd S s.,,ns Sti:SF%t$ s @s9E
.Scbann gater, 9pt Y. &ubpun,
g!tdael 9%DiHingsr, Siaat Defnrh
SranS I. 2uper. Sat. =. Bansrb.
9tinrth ReeB, Getr.
nhdt. (DasSiN
SernnGnia : TencrsDcrffdheEuusSr
Befenfdjaft bon Neips9lrrf.
Gts aufnertfaalteit hes beIiifea gg6lttums Nth
ssns b~siSnbers auf o6Iss, felt Ja5rex nit grfcIo q,
tdsrtt " fS 9naemeiHtn J3rtreicns sriregsn6t ,Feiisr,
aeift sraags : geie1l&uft BtnssIsttt. gGs s3ear
'aF'f'' Der e''isa fsit ssrss I Y, Sets
ANp 90 ofNnpct Su dpbetpem eth lte1t; fbuE tor
S75,1GG1
IN ben 3knbtn ber ge,sti@aft.
Sstiort1 et: rrtst annebmbate1 gsbtnsufesa De-
Nttburr iraeae irtlttr art, g9aaHli. sanbbauitr ,c.
gu 6e!iSera eaEiTsr. irstbeu ~er9etenfl srIu9t, 5s
et1a Rgsrten Der CsieGitott In SeIt1acr.,
~. SnaIer,
FRttma grafh Gn9Isxl
9ir. IS, Seconefrase,
g~secplber benz 3pfan1te,
oorsgiprtGta prb uaiers 8tStnqunesx eIrsU,e5sa.
gR, Sit8er, grSgbe4st
SubpIpD @arrt8as. &at,
Sttertn5ts In SaEttm
y 3 Braurs l. So 9drpen 90
Stelmann. binrtGs 4 60 S9r 4tItess n gs
IN q Hfarburg GaiI'k ar
ne Shell & &c eebrnher SSniroer.
a Spider r. 90
SoIie'tcr BON Gfsfusansen: Or. =. 9.
SlepeBSteuteG. (gtSz, sDlteJ
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tsSr WaA 3etersbara uus
Mtd)mpnb

Meue SOIL. UplIsSarinae.
ptr Steamer ertpiins foebeu cine feline Battle BON
bttslatrisen 5ansc, bic i6 Sur ~sereigtsn Utnabme
taiptetls, O. u. WbbeL
(2A-) Wr. 3T9, gpeiisy aItitnprsIr.
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BeriDmtss
&ieebteu.gSag6Arntffe(


BertDnttss
MISUNDERSTANDING
tlr ral9sn une sriinbttdtn 2eilune BON StwinSsu,
Salifnaen, .3lttern1ibIfrn (S%in9purn), 9eair esrkts
une aler Sauts Rranibciteu.
etne eirji8e Hlaihe eteits uritdbbaren Briparats
bat sieIe Der bartrSft8aen S6le cbiaer ueb,l furtrt,
notStm per Ra!tsnt ieslidtr 5Ofnuns llf SeiIuna
ertld9t uuo Iahiente Don Gelars fat peri@tsSta-
art'8e glttel ausaeseber Bate, 9ieis 81 pro 6laI6s.
5u tabcn BET
6ttb q. Saucs,
fSauI7-' Sr '0S, Ba!ttmprear.
fRsh:i Sit clnea peadttstnpaarpu1s tabel
~fbrnen, tpaIum ipt,en Sie niht bafitr2
as IieDt ntht aus,r benz 9trel6e Der R6sli6lat
etttts, alar3ertet urS f45nss SdHptbaar su bsfsen,
fpenn gle nut (unc iipar Nthts ,peittr, aIs)
Hauce's d,emiidlen
s&or Gr3eHsn
beHttcT frrIsn.
Hrsts 81 pre- jtai&s.
Sa batcn bel
Set5 g. Sanes
Rr. r0s E2altirprtEr.
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W. Elnclalr \ @0ttp.,
Eabrttanter ION yderserditl toiien II. va.
ln,ners lSt6lter ltno >smporteure BON Gar.
teu' II. SeIb'S dmersien. &;oun pflansln
II. I. M,
p@ie aueirise asenten In BEN flSIiGeu Staatsu
fir bic
u@HDntfor''s snfansnsersasseste
Sbnetbes r. DSabuafdsfsse.

aDtr lenfen bic aufmtrtarteit BON 9ans,ptrtS.n
aai ete'e nit Sett beribuie sufam,nraaefcste Wa.
fhtne. ~ 1T bic bette tt geb,aude beHr Sltte !Sanb-
REDEEM aai1ine. gDas stSrte, Ginfadbeit II. Iauer-
s%dtttSittt a%ntetritft,. plro lie Don tsiner Wai1ine
fen.
Nnt ,babtn MIR hets auf Eager, ben sufammenss,
ssfen stlsr1sn SEnttte err NIT SeIbfbarser;
rtsree'4srtsn auf Rdberr; Sen.Oreb b,
fe4en; RatBex. Stpppter ober r a d.,
islst; Drsi4. u. &etnieun8ssW a-
l@tnen, bon Ptereen in ocme9uns 9eieet; Dre(d.
u. Streb { q m u, el- W" aIGTaem; Gfftas
=: Uetu. abten etn-9ree Ten;
Tette = ,S%S!assni Wat4sn.Dreb.
a!tt nne etne Saanp. Yoridtans; Ieeiamsn NJ
Rattau8breiter. Sdfielr
l9netpt.., 5uttsri6neibe- II. M~abIratSiuen; eijerpe
sslsTaissn /; ~9rbtlnmren . :2erbriider !; VIaniaeen.
Sssssnasien; 3udsrrptr.Ela bl.n u. 8eroamvfcr;
mr. gfiGe 1t. Waiatnen Ii. I. ~, ~
eenbe!t auSfalen. ~
@. StncIotr h Gent D.,
tieb-l Hr. 81 2i0btdr, Saittrsre HPb.
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La Sa5asass. WprttcrnsGcutras II

sxNs@GdE 0Snku,
,. Solsenoer @tntcrs SobS pIop
trttt NIT Wpntea q, ben 30. Noc. 1s IS. In 9rait.
abgans nbtbIt@sr 2use BON Baltimore,
SS Si,no aseonnnO'a't0nsias VT. l......1.So ftab
stned8us (8aft since ............12iO Ratm,
Ro1,ss Is'ommosationssus y. 2 .... $50
st asSS eris'r ssusu,us.@ s.: s s:sS ms:uss
gittsburS. Gtmirder SdneI,ua ......lO.0O .
Nj, antantt tabLtder 3ase tn Baltimore"
gttsbnrss lmra sdusasus :...:..,7.O0 frab
garttoner MISUNDERSTANDING gr. 2 -. $50 i,
sdneuius (Saft ains) .I2.S SO Naadm.
garftonsr aeeemmDbattrns,u o Ns.4
I'M VolfonsD 40
Yprfer Neeprrmcc a tisnsiuB .......... 9.H .tteuts.
Der Ypf-,. Dur6idnea (Saft 2iut) ". Yttistur,.
Slrutrasr s6nea3uS baltsH ipif@sa Baltimore unb
Die gurdi@nea (Sahane)-. pOas Il. aesommoba.
lid ab.
Ger .g!ttsburs. erie'r saneaaus s.st- nit sus.
nahnle Peg Samftaes- tisIi9 as.
Der ytttsbur9. @lrtraer S&neu,ug gebt tdgftd ab.
pch- Ii. MISUNDERSTANDING fcmmea-S onatass
auseenpmnen-td9Iib an.
Ter Gimtraer Sdu.pius tcntmt - nit gusna9nte
beg wfontags-tdslt4 an.
3ie peit-. Suraltnta (gaft stnt)-, .pttssurss
gtle'r S9neus II. TittsburgsG lmiraer S1uen3tee
itlieBen ii6 III 5arrisburs an bic 3ast Der rpemniSl.
sarkr Central aiienbabn" rad pittsbure. QIepelanb,
acllinlbuS, 3tnetunatt. Snbtanaprlis, Qbica9r, ct.
ecuts. Bort Dapne, Qsntsptue, Gatro u. adeu pustleu
tn. Weitsn, Rcrs- n. 6ispeGtn aenaa an.
Sie yef. II. Sdne0jlae idIiebtn i'd ~ &fmira on
bic 3a9e Der ,Rerp. gsff-glie'r Babw" mad allen
glnttsu Tat nSreltasst mitiertn u. wehti&sa ssw.
Nabsre gustinft stsIt nan In gaIsertar.. Dabn |
pof. 5. v. 4HbarrA @sn.s 6npesiRte1tent;
(TS20-) 9, o, . paHo, 0sa,s5 adaatsr. asext. !
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linton > Teners9SsrifdsermnaSz9e
fcufGbsff bon. Baltimore.

NtNsrH ? Observation-Disclosures .
feufdbsff bon. Baltimore.
Steie SeitNld,aft 1T ninniebr baeit, Seuer
Berit1erungen fir Stabt- u. 9anb6.lstbum
ettse9enilttsEm men. Die Office befintet ita Rr. 20,
sjeconeitra5e, aai tcr Rrrbistte.
.5p9nepetea graRbent.
Dtrettpren;
@bauncp 8tosfs, Nrdiioert bel ~g%Deiteru Ssar.s
Ssnrp 9. SbtpOd. yir. 90, Boletteir.
Bn. Sbesrut, BON I'm. Gbesnut Il 90.
etntrn RartburIt, Rsufnann. goutbItr.
Vim. Bridges, spn 29u. Bridges g. &sBa,
Sobn U. stipes, Reblb5n6ier. 8rattftr.
Aeiepb 89attbepS, bon Gbps. Nattbtlps & SODA.
gBu !, Nets, PEEL. It. Bout BStler.
Sp9H Y. Nrtb9es, BON :. G.. 9tibse8 D. go.
gscbn erates. BretterbGnoIer.
sSemcs =. Srear. bon Gebr. Grssr.
Jabn G'itnbuu it.t Esppi9bareler Galtinprear.
tOia ~ Dtts Spear, SER!
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= t%1rHHbetB inv Hrtsrbr h duna b..
GBoGf alteTti, Ger eirIigsgTo5
EC cine selIune c"rLGrei
Herbsu fEnh,
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pdrsce'S 5E'ammtultlttter
alboEN (Scarbourbls Sprup.
Satles,,s saiantmsnseiester stnoCrnsS srup.
5eute's aulamltergtieSter Wuoprn-S sruq-.
oos Seilnlttel tr Gesenpart
oas petlmttttI Der Sabresscit,
has StttmitIei oss .Sabrbunberts.
InFen. eridltuna, S~etitrfett Gngbriilidteit 9uft.
tbbtenifpets s@ntjuncun9 ReI6buiten. 9rdi,le Sals.
sntiiinouua, sunsen. u. @ruf. gnt,lnouna, @rispe
II. Gutietrins lie a1e psrhsn bon SisI.m uassr-
qle.6ideu Seilmitt,l turirt,
bon Sinse't SuiamneuGeiestsm gntcrn. gsrup,
an Dances 3uiaMRen8eieBtsn sutprnse srnp,
con Saute's iuiamnen9eltbtsm gnboru.S rms
9reis so Cts. pre- JIaI9e.
.Su baber bel
5etb e. Sante,
lSan2o-) Rr. l0S, DaIttmsrsSr.
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tin.OeL asIpeteL Rttt Satbeu &C
MIN seliidHoller Sorratb obi9er slrrtie Tbeu
Ealien, Natt{n &C. iieis rrrrst9ia tu bev
btliaiteR RaGrEfpreifsna
GrpBe BrGmiclt=G oaefte
CUR @trittuu9 res
ain O.. NpriI fSG5 BPM Staate q e,ps -JcrScr
incprppritteu
Deut1Aen Snvaltben= u.9Batientau1es
In Der tsutI6er Stobt
GEO Sarbor Gtts.
OrelbuueerttdlieHo Contributions Muihgile.
tteer Mntbetl nur Gtnen Dollar, =
tGr bsn
SaSaltScrs iEo Waiieubalss SoAS,
tpogeafn
Observation-Disclosures @rdmien
1ertbetlt tperbcu.
Seeer, Der etret Collar %1nipenect, IN, nit b'efer
tleInen Setfclitr pertrlppette ScIbateu Ii. ~ptrlaIiene
ftnosr untsritlsrn gu belf,n, bat bic glsidt, butd
8utl9t gernttttlung Ger StaI Sortuna etnel ~r.i5eueen
sanofB bon $40, 600 geertb posr Iouf cline Srdntie
pom ottlsr Snmnls a6lSirts 81 e~rsieltn Ole 9ertRet'
iA''S e!etst p~ttuntarc 9ortbelie, pis teinc Jpstte. Ses
Der antbettsSnBaber mug cline IRA.
mite erbaIteu.
Raberes teia8t Sas p~ubli3irte Pamphlet.
SIM &~nftrase;
Der 8erpaItuu8sratb bss teutf5.R SnpaItbeas
un6 Bdttnbauies.
St. mann, Seir.
S~rt9inal,8td
Su 81 ftIb su bdbsn; SIR. 29a, Prattar., bel Chr.
6ti6er, ionic eeSen @ini.nbuns b.s be.r, Betraas
Lebit 8 Cts. fir pofiampS unter Der ASreNe: 9puFS
SnlltnQer, @09-Sarbor Ctr, g.sp-
Serlee. 81 5oblrelGtr getbeiIi9un0 laoet elm
QOtt223DRD qputS 9untnaer. Gsn.-Sat.
Gttefel unn Sdnbmgtger,
dufseDaatl
Hatut1 betablt abr bpbc gretfe flr SpbIenIeber,
ipsnn ssSbr in q. .. @rupp & altsm SeidaEte,
vi. A., Siesealpertitr., gu ~fol9snbtn ~nisbrtg.n greis
len tauter t5nnt. nsan teie &c uuo fpn,a,e BAUM II.
iebe f5 bas Gtbrr an!
glseabsr fpanti6es GobItnIsbsr 6Gts.
Bottle otln bcitss so
Shplfrn'8 Ditto an
Suites bs'hSbt9tes et&ensssertteg 500
behes StmtodsS pblenIe6er IS
Rr. 2 3eniols so
ale anbstn 2eterlrrtsn i'm gerbittntgc btuls.
G1'r ~per'duien lppG.tctler. AID bas btSbsr biqtahs
Der StaSt.
i. $. @rupp Il nj b.,
tio5-l Rr.i2. 6uh.GaIoertar.
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Stnersg eriidlerung.
Sic uaneciirte Tiremen's Snfus
rance Gpnpaenie BON Saftis

SIR. 4, S%put6Nr,,
.9e9en dbcr BEN ~S un".Bebduhe
Su fViae Der Birt,anftit beS Danpf- Seaers g.par.
tenIenls ernelerusl. eeben mir 8erfidtriings- pplieea
81 ben biai6iten grdmiur. Ratcn aus. Spldt, biz
lp0bn9duier Di6teIn oser treenb cine Irt bon Stib,
tbunt ilr Elm eher itebtn Sabre gu p~erId,srn pluIten,
NIB etn9sioesn, orrsulpreden uuo bic i~eouairte Yreis.
lite 'i srantlntten. aue Nerluite tue! ben, ME fIlbsr,
rrpri II. in Iibtraler Beiis bsjabIt.
Sirettoren
gnm VI pad ssuueI airt
alsn Saint SacOb Gruit
Santes 9 Q9beeSea francs Burns
Sares @etp s3amtB 9Oura
gancalter Dub SroneiS VI WtQer
stcab 2Saltst San,es 3 George fen
9tGarb e Qtafon Sanes " gules
Sobn u. Moore, graf.
SDbr 9ufebarf, SER. (3ulil,l2WD
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8~bdrnum's SuitsusaG%crce@AE |
nQ9fr Streu bot, III bB.et, Der b5rela
rS afttmpr5 Id. Nps. laeg,
9Pftre Sertte9ttdfe baheu ntf GrtAlnsraef..
2g'tet @t9nudgss u. aunlensahvsre,x kssseIest.
SD mari eoeur4 atge6atisn, neither 4stSaftausa
naujuDeben, uuo miIet bies ned beut, nt6t fBalea'
warren mir ntbt bic pO5ItbStaen Btriunatn sSbrl;
nlebtitnu9en 3u~6ercSnbS lr Ssei as-
pnreell. ShpH siEi9e Suuben nadatm ids 6saaua,
lon ~ 9s6ran2tr, eeriFirts Id feline bedtratt.
Dietn p'lter, meire Seilerfeit perliebel,
mid; metre euuqe If geheut
lns u.ir HPpettt b~steuten6 beFer. St traie
eieer fstn BeseNten, mcin Yeuenls t~cnlenlaeu Der
Nts!en betiusefelcn pelbe bic 1obltbti SIr,s ptrl6.
scaen 5uatn aantss erfabrat 4attu.
qreis 80 ats. IRE gadst, 81 pro 8 gadst..
E5- 5u baben bel Setb Q. 5anes Nr. Io3,
Saltitneretr, uuo SWEEPER b., Ode BON
2baTleS' unb Nrattir. iSou ~
8rpEe afiaparincu g%iteberlaos.
no man eneitlt iOI9tnse grlrarat. batsn lanai
= ". op nitnb's Salarariqa,
Ses gwen tatsp Snpnfene'B SaEatagila,
o.. 3 Sutl's SiIaparino.
q. 8. 9ulIB SaFaydltla,
Saub'S Gafapariua,
Srt It o1's SdHapartns,
5dree's SafapdtiGa,
BeIlttier'B TaHapartla,
Sanb's Sre- SaTasatqa,
stob{H saraparaa.
@etb g. SAME,
':N@"l"~I Rr. 10S Baittmfrsat.
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iSan27-) SIR. los. sstttmsrsar.
GaGtrGtti0fr,tt
tbmall
"a diice'0 Observation-Disclosures

.R8.-Sd sann lie Rettjia 10 rerpadsn, baS he
aberaubtn ger volt R& r.ribtden Idbt. (Sen24-)
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
aDisfurbances Between Blacks and
Whites i'm NorfoIk

FORTRESS MONROE, April l9-The riotous de-
monstrations attending the negro procession yes
terday at Norioik, to celebrate the passage of the
Civil Rights bill, proves to have been more seri-
GUS than at first reported. The disturbance orig
mated with number of the rowdy element jeer-
ing at the procession and few negroes Inadened
and inflamed with liquor Firearms were fire.
quently discharged. and innocent spectators are
sufferers. One person was killed and several
wounded.
The following are the names Of those killed and
wounded: Robert Whitehurst, killed. and his
stop mother MORALLY wounded; John Whitehurst
dangerously wounded; VIM. Moscly. a city watch
man, beaten and so dangerously injured that his
life Is despalred of Hampton, colored man, was
seriously wounded by bayonet in the hands Of
one Of the negroes. The blame of the whole az
fair is divided between the municipal and militia
ry authorities for allowing negroes to carry fire
arms and other deadly weapons with them in the
procession. Mai. Stanhouse, commanding a com
pLny of 18th u. 5. infantry appeared upon the
scene in the height of the melee and succeeded,
with the aid of his force in subduing the excited
PASSIONS of the negroes. During last night fears
were entertained of another disturbance, and
telegram was sent to Gen. Miles for additional
troops, but these were notneeded as events of the
night proved, and everything passed off in quiet
ness.
Considerable uneasiness was felt in Norfolk by
many citizens over the events of yesterday, and
great outbreak was deemed not impossible. In
the meantime as precautionary measure, Gen.
Miles sent over this P. NJ. detachment of the 9TH
U. S. Artillery and 18th Infantry to meet any
events that may transpire.
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph


CIyCNTATT. April l9.-FLOUR-Opened active
but closed dull; prices unchanged. Superfine
s. 5Og7 IS Extra 50; Family. 9 5O@l0 90, and
Fancy 10 50al2 Is.
WHEAT-Dull and prices nominal; No. Red,
- 1892 Is No. > old Red, = 3Oa2 IS and choice
do - 1902 50.
CoRN-Firm and in good demand at 52q5S in
elevator, and Gi@65 in grainerics.
OATs-Firmer; No 36g37. and No ila42.
RYE-70@75.
WHsKY-$2 y, moderate demand.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess pork firm; held at SIS 90,
with buyers at 3 IS for city. Bulk meats-lO, 30
l4IZc for shoulders, sides and clear sides; $40
l534 for hams. Bacon-Firm at l2l4, 1213Gl5H.
LARD 1sIE, with a demand at lSlI.
SEEDs-Dul and prices nominal. Clover-S5 y
as 30; Timothy, 5 5Og3 -, and Flax, firm at
s. %.
BUTTER-Dull at 3jg3S.
GoLB-l25I @l2j34.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, April ia mass meeting of the
car drivers was held in the. City Hall Park last
evening, when series of resolutions were
adopted, expressing determination not to return
to work until the advance they ask for is given.
Speeches were delivered by Messrs Corcnran ,
McMasters, Luke, +. COzano and others. and
several donations of money were received from
sympathizing friends. Thrty-six conductors were
discharged from the Seventh Avenue line yester-
day, for refusing to act as drivers. Two assaults
on the new drivers were made, one of them
slightly wounded in the leg. One of the strik-
ers was arrested. Considerable rioting Occurre
along the line of the Third Avenue road last
evening.
One driver is supposed to be killed. A torpedo
which exploded upon a car passing over it. The
car was very much damaged, and the passengers
narrowly escaped.
Last evening a large meeting of the Roberts
Sweeny Fenians took place at the Cooper Insti-
tute. Addresses were made by Mr. Callahan,
Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. A. D. Morrison, of Missouri.
Mr.. Roberts stated that this was the last public
meeting that would be held by his party before
the final blow for liberty was struck.
The United States gunboat De Sofa, Capt. Char
les S Boggs, the flag shin of the flying squadron.
to do duty in the eastern waters, will sail from
the Brooklyn navy yard to-day for Eastport, Ne.
The Don and Ashuelot will sail in a few days
Capt. Boggs will command the squadron, and
will for the time be Acting Rear Admiral
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April l9-HOUsE.-Mr. Morris
from the Judiciary Committee, reported back the
bill to regulate the terms of the United States
Courts in the Eastern District of New York,
and for other purposes which was considered and
passed.
Mr. Bayer offered resolution to print for the
use of the members of the House, for distribution,
$1,000 copies of the testimony .of Alexander II.
stephens, before the Commissioners, on recon
struction.
Mr.. Rogers moved to make the number 5000.
Resolution referred to Committee on printing.
Mr.. Lynch introduced a joint resolution, author
izng the appointment ofyexaminers to examine
site for fresh water basin for iron clad vessels
of the U. S. Navy, which was read twice and re-
ferred to Committee on Naval affairs
Mr.. Whaley rose to another explanation in ref
erenee to his friend Mr.. Estal, and had read a
sarcastic letter from Mr.. BoyntOn, correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette denying the authorship
Of the Objectionable paragraph.
Mr. Stearn, from the Committee on Appropria-
tons, reported a bill making appropriations to
supply deficiencies in the appropriation for pub
lie printing for the year ending June so, 1861
Read twice and referred to the Committee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union, and made the
special order for Friday. The bill appropriate
Sl50,O00 to supply Deficiencies for printing
$45O,0OO for paper; $4,000 for binding
Mr.. Washburn, of Ill.,, enquired how many OF
the ordinary appropriation bills of the session
had passed.
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Canadian Affairs.

TORONTO, C. W. April l9.-The volunteers that
were sent to the Lower Canada frontier have been
recalled. the Fenian raids being no longer feared.
The examination of the Fenian prisoners at
Cornwall continues with closed DOORS 1t is un-
derstood the examination will be concluded to-
day, to await the arrival Of important witnesses.
The General thought the prisoners will be com
mited for trial at the fall assizes unless a special
commission is appointed by the Government for
their trial at an earlier day.
Resolutions in favor of the confederation of the
British American Provinces have been adopted
by the Nova Scotia Assembly. by 4 vote of 81 to
-. The vote is still pending in the Parliament OF
New Brunswick, and if rejected, the House viii
be dissolved, and new election held.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE or THE UNION AND AMERICAN.

OFFICE OF TBE UNION AND AMERICAN
FRIDAY. April %. 1866. I
MoNETARY.-Gold was a shade lower in New
York yesterday The quotations are as follows
l271I at 10 A. NJ; l272s at Il; 1T at noon. and
l271E at 4P.N.
Planters Bank is taken at Gle. though it is not
SO firm. - it was a few days ago.
Union Bank IL in demand at 75c, with but little
offering.
Southern money generally Is dull. and IN
saleble Only a few Of the banks bring the
advertised rates.
CoTr0S.--The market was steady yesterday,
and all that offered was freely taken at . to &c.
few extra bales went at III but the bulk of
sales VASES TO y. There was a slight decline in
New York from previous quotations, the market
for middlings ruling at IS 10 81 and dull.
GRoCEREs.-The complete report prepared for
our Weekly of yesterday remains unchanged.
The market is steady at previous quotations,
and no alterations TO note.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20

THF American Medical Association holds its
next meeting at Baltimore, on Tuesday, lst Of
May next Arrangements have been made with
the railroads on tho line to pass delegates on half
fare. Let the South DO fully represented.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
From Mexico.

NEW YORK. April ia Vera Cruz correspon-
dent of the Sth inst. says: The merchants Of that
city were complaining bitterly Of the addition OF
thirty per cent. tariff. They claim that it should
not extend to the merchandise imported before
the publication of the decree, but Macmillan has
declared not only that they must pay the add
tioaal duty upon such goods, but in case they dc
not render a full account of the merchandise on
hand in three days, they would be compelled to
pay sixty instead of thirty per cent.
special City of Mexico correspondent, dated
April Sd, says The disagreement between 0rte-
ga and Juarez, has become alarming, and the Lib.
erals see no way Of adjusting the difficulty 0rte.
ga claims the Presidency and denounces Juarez.
The Indians were still making raids upon Sc
more, and committing great outrsgeS
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
MEDICAL.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC.

MALE OR FEMALE,
ADULT OR YOUTH.
will find IN this Bitters pure Tonic, not depend
ent on bad liquors for their almost miraculous
ptip
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
Louisville Market.

lBy telegraph
LOUISVILLE, April 19.-ToBACCO-Leafq quiet
and steady: sales of is hhds bright Kentucky at
81 IS. and Virginia do. at - 50.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mess pork $36; Bacon-shoulders
I2c: clear sides, Ice; sugar cured hams De
LARD-Prime, in tierce. lSc.
FLoUR-Superfine, s. 2j
Constituted, 5Sc.
OATs-I5c
HAY-Baled, on wharf, $l3.
WmsKY-S2 % for raw and free.
River rising slowly. with s feet by canal mark