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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-21

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

R Persons depositing letters in tho Postoflce will
ner Of the envelope, and thoy will please to reme
Der that without the stamp letter bo nailed but
must be sent to tho Dead Letter ONCE.
May 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

PY SAILING SHIPS. SAILING EVERY WEEK.
I'D Also, by tho ">'
SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS
from New York w eu'
Great Reduction In Fare to
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT ON Gress Brits,n ,r.
Ireland, at the very Lowest Rstes - ' a'
Pnseengers, on arrival In New York, will bnye thsb
them. oosso"oo Oh
, For Passage. &e., apply 10 P. sHEAHAN. No. an
~ IL. IL QUINN q BROTHER
No. SAT KIHa 6TnREr, ORAaI Ysro1 I.
ana No. 1877 Broad street., opposite Monument strse
A'So''e' W. ~ ~ Sr ''Ea February AZ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18
The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY IS, 1866.
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Posofllco ut Charleston for tho
"Teek ending MAY IT, 1866. and ordered to bo print
Cd In The DAILY NEWS ugreeably to tho following Sec
Ton Of tho new Posofco Law, newspaper having
he largest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
sEorIoS And bo further enacted That lists of let
ers remaining uncsed for in any Postoaice in any ov
ss ag or Village where newspaper shall bo printed
De published only In tho newspaper
Which being published weekly or oener shall have tho
o 1oe. " o "'
go Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
at ate that they are Advertised"
So Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to P NJ On Sun
dsge' nom o'clock to 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
STANLEY g. TRoTT. Acting Postmaster
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Horrible Tragedy at a Funeral-JealOusy
and Murder-Mrs. jefferson Davis, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, August ia terrible tragedy Oc.
Cured last Sunday, in Queen Annes county, Mary
land, at place called "hatton's When and Where"
1t seems that a man named Cooper, Rebel, shO
and killed two men, named james +. johnson an Il
Josiah Ellingsworth. Both died instantly.
The affair took place at funeral, and jealousy Il
the alleged cause. All of the young men named
were of the aTitocracy of the region and all were
Secessionists.
Mrs. JEFF. Davis passed through Baltimore yester'
day, en- route for New York. IT supposed that she
WILL stop in Philadelphia to confer with her many
southern friends attending tue Convention and post
them regarding Jef's Wishes
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The American Association for the Adj
Vaucemen nt OF Science

BUFFALO, August l5.-The fifteenth annual
meeting of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science commences at st.
James Hall, at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
DR.. Bernard, President of the Association, has
arrived, and will preside over the deliberations
of the body.
Among the arrivals to-day notice the names
of DIR. Bormond, Professor Gould of Cambridge;
Professor Lowering, of Cambndge; Professor
Fillman, of the American Institute, New York;
James w. Harris, Assistant Secretary of Har-
ward College; Professor Whitney, of Yale Col
lege; Professor Blake, of the University OF Yer
mont; and Professor Hough, OF the Dudley
Observatory.
Between thirty and forty members of the
Association are already in town, and the trans
to-day and tomorrow Will no doubt bring
larger accession to the number already here:
The citizens OF Buffalo appear to be taking greet
interest in forwarding the objects OF the Associa-
ton, and the session of 1866 will prove peca-
narly pleasant and profitable to all concerned.
Ample accommodations have been provided TOR
all Whe may attend the meetings OF the Aseocass
ton and during their stay the hOspitallties Of
the citizens win be extended in a most liberal
manner. Professor ARassiz will not attend the
meeting of the association this year, which y a
matter Of much regret 70 the members gensSAg
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, August Is.
Generals Howard and Baird.
The statements that General o. .. Howard
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, and
General A. Baird, commanding the Department
OF New Orleans, are to be removed, is contra
dicted in official quarters.
Circular from Secretary McCullOch.
Secretary McCuloch has issued the folio wing:
WASHINGTON, August 15.-Notice is hereby
given to holders of certificates Of deposit OF tenn
porary loan other than those issued for Clearing
house purposes, that the Treasury Department
is prepared to redeem the same on presentation
at the offices from which they were issued, with
accrued interest thereon to the time OF presenta-
tion between this date and August 26, and that
after the latter date interest will cease on such
certificates.
PardOns.
The President has pardoned the following
Alabamians-: alexander Jarvis, Robert Taylor
Green county; James Il. Sketon, Jackson
county; William j. johnson, Tuskogee county;
Henry Moffatt, Russell county; William H.
Bennett, Sumter county; also, James W.
Cooke, Fairfax county, Georgia-all under the
$4,000 clause.
Appointments.
Judge Edmonds, late Commissioner of the
General Land Office has been appointed Post
master of the Senate, vice 0Gorman, removed.
The following Examining Surgeons have
been appointed by the Commissioner of Pen
sious:-E. d. Kiltoe, Galena, Illinois; H. c..
McEwan, Saratoga, N. Y; John o. Slocum,
Syracuse, N. Y. William I. Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio.
Light for Vessels.
The Bay light at East End, Savannah city,
has been re-established. 1t was destroyed
during the war. II is a fixed red light of SIX
order on a bIonzed iron column.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
The question of the
ApJouRNNENT OF THE CONVENTION

The question OF tne
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVENTION
was also freely discussed on all sides and it was
finally concluded, and generally understood, that
it would take place to-day.
During the whole of the day and the evening,
the rooms of
THE PRESS CLUB
on Chestnut street we're kept open, and hearty
welcome extended to all representatives of the
press from abroad who chanced to drop in.
This they did in large numbers, expressing
themselves highly gratided with the arrange
ments and prosperity of this peculiar institution
of our city. We append complete list of the
newspapers represented at the Convention, with
the number of reporters present from each
journal and the seat they occupy
Western Associated Press, seat No. 81; Boston
Advertiser, 81; Boston Transcript, 33; Boston
Post, 81; jersey City Times, "a; Boston Herald,
80; Boston Traveller SO; New YORK Express, 3S;
Boston Commercial, SO; Philadelphia Inquirer,
40, Al; Philadelphia German Democrat, AZ, 43;
Campaign Dial, "A; Associated Press, 6, 8, l3, IA;
Sutton's Washington Reporters, 6, Z, TO- l6;
New York Evening Post, Sc; Washington In
teligencer, SO; Philadelphia Ledger, 81 5S;
philadelphia Sunday Mercury, 54; Philadelphia
Sunday Dispatch, 55; New York Herald, 10, IL,
IL; New York Evening Post, 56; Washington
Evening Star, 60; Executive Committee, l, 2, 3,
4, 8; Philadelphia North American, 81, 62; St.
LOUIS hepuDuCdn, Oh Bnllauelp0la Press, JG, OJ;
Chicago Republican, 46 German Free Press, 57;
Washington Republican, 45; Boston Journal. 92;
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph. SO, "a; Con-
stltutional Union, 65; New York News, %, "a,
25; Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. 26. 27; Phila.
| delpha Age, 2S, 80; Baltimore Transcript, Al;
| Chicago Journal, 48; st. Louis Democrat, 40;
| Cincinnati Inquirer, 80.
GALLERY NO. I.
Steubenville Gazette, Salem IN. J.) Sunbeam,
| Ohio State Journal, PltJsburg Republican.
| Louisville journal, Pittsburg Chronicle, Phila-
| delphia Star, New Orleans Picayune Snyder
| County Courier, Omaha Republican, Memphis
| Daily Commercial, New Haven Register, Peters
| burg Index, Memphis Bulletin, Savannah News
| and Herald, Erie Observer Pittsburg Repub-
| hcan, Selma Times Selma Messenger, Indiana
Tribune, Banner of Berks County, Easton pa }
| Argus Noristown Independent Canandagua
| Repository, Snyder County Post and Tribune,
! Syracuse Daily Standard, Norristown Friend,
| Cincinnati Gazette, Pittsburg Republican,
| NewsiBureeu, Lancaster Intelligencer, Lycoming
| Gazette, Chambersburg Valley Spirit, Cleveland
| Leader, Cleveland Herald, Cleveland Plain
| Dealer Rochester Democrat Nashville Union
| Wheeling Register New York Nation, Philadel
| pnia United States Gazette (Germanl, Towards
| Argus New Haven Palladium, Buffalo CONNER
| cial Advertiser New Orleans Crescent.
GALLERY NO IL.
| Executive Committee &C.. WendelD, Bostor
| Journal Richmond Whig, German Abend Post
Philadelphia, Frank Leslie's Paper, NorristO WI
Herald.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15

SAD CALAMTY-A MINISTER BURNED TO DEATH.
"A correspondent OF the st. Louis Republican,
writing from Upton, Missouri under date oi
August 8, has the fOloWlng:-
lit is with sorrow | inform you of terrible
accident which happened here on the 2oth OF
July. Rev. Harvey Chaplin, Presbyterian minis
ter, aged sixty years, and late OF Michigan, wa va
burned to death by the accidental catching nre
of his dwelling.house. Himself and three chill
dren were at one time safe from danger, but IN
his anxiety to reach trunk sitting, at the head
of the stairs, aud containing small amount ol
gold, he fell with the burning stairs, ana IN Z
was burned 10 black crisp in sight Of his three
now orphan children. Spectators were unable
TO render any assistance towards his rescue on
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MIGHTY WIGwAM OF THE
JOHNSON UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION,
August 10, Noon.
The Convention is just assembling, everything
being in the most inextricable confusion. The
floor is crowded with delegates, who are en-
deavoring to find their local habitat ons.
Arran gements for the Press.
The arrangements for the press, which at first
promised to be very ample and complete, are
being revolutionized, to the great discomfort and
inconvenience OF the reporters.
The Galleries.
The galleries are we'll filled with spectators
but there is still room left for few thousand.
The Music.
AS the Convention Is coming tog ether, the
band is playing "Auld Lang Syne' and national
airs.
Mr.. Clymcr Cheered.
Hester Clymer, who has just entered, is
saluted with hearty cheering, as well as other
prominent delegates.
The Proceedings.
At ten minutes past IL the Convention was
called to order by General Dix, the temporary
Chairman.
By this time the floor and galleries of the
WiGwam were filed to repletion. Some minutes
elapsed before order was Obtained.
Small Riot.
Meanwhile, row, or something that ap
preached very nearly TO 1t, occurred near the
| main entrance, but was queled without diff
| Guilty.
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THE WAR ASPECT.
Prussia and Bavaria Likely TO Renew the
Struggle.

LONDON, August ID, Evening.-Advices have
been received from the Continent indicating the
probable renewal of the war between the
Prussians and Bavarans upon the territory of
the latter power and great fears are entertained
of such an event.
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, August IA, Evening.--The following are
the Official Quotations on the Stock Exchange at the
close OF business to-day i-Consos for money, 97E;
United States Five.twentles, 68t; Illinois Central
Railroad shares, 70; Erie Railway shares, A.
PARIS BoURsE.
PARIS, August 10 The Paris Bourse is heavy.
Rentes closed at 1885,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, August IL, Evening. There is NO
change 10 report IN the Cotton market. Prices are
firm and the sales to-day were 10000 bales.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 13.-The Constitutional says
that while France has right to compensation
from Prussia, her true interest is not an insig-
nihcant territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, but to aid
the reorganization OF Germany, tor the interest
of Germany and of Europe.