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News Of the Victory In Vienna
and Berlin.
INSTALLATION OF YHR DERBY CABINET.
Tho Anglo-French Alliance Likely to
be Restored.
A. &c &c

Ne mails Of tho Africa reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening
Our special correspondence from Paris, Vienna and
Bsriin with the details contained In European
0is report the progress Of events the contn nj TO
ne 7,h Of July. Tho main points Of tho nteis nee
embraced the advces BY the steamship Pereire
and telegraphc dispatches from Halifax published
In the HERALD last Wednesday and Thursday.
In she London law courts the oth Of July, Vice
CHANCELLOR Wood gave Judgment In the Of "the
United states Of America Pioleau--Prioieau tn,
United States and Andrew Johnson The suit involves
sAs important question whether the President Of tho
United States be made party 10 cross bill for the
purpose Of obtaining from him discovery In respo Of
matters arising In suit instituted BY the United States
government against persons residing England. Tho
Arm these suits instituted by the Uned States
suing their corporate capacity for the purpose Of es
tabshng their right to certain bales Of cotton N pped
- Galveston Texas during the secession war, and
sgncd for sale England benefit OF the de- Jdoo
Confederate government the defendants Proieau and
0shsrs After some litigation Messrs Priolean, &c,
aisd cross bill against the United states Of
America and President Andrew johnson for the
puypose Of obtaining discovery In reference TO the
matters in question in the suit, alleging that
che facts and circumstances 10 which they required
discovery wirhn the knosl dgesof the dsfendan
Andrew johnson, who is the President Of the United
B,atcs and the plaintiffs only have full discov by
making him defendant to lhs suit" In an elaborate
Judgment the Vice Chancellor said:-"It s enough 70
say that by any failure Of justice by
fusns make the order until the Presid Mt has an
swcred can do than make an order staying
proceedings until the Of the United States the
sross bill IL put In
After the s'oppage Of Harvey Co. e Bank at Long.
son, England, Mr.. Harvey absconded.
despatch from Madrid, Of July 2, says
General LersundL the nswiy appointed Captain
General OF Cuba took out with him Instructions from
Oh Madrid Cabinet Tor the rigorous repression Of the
Shave trade.
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iA-h "RTTIsH CABINET.
l..nm N. u -, .se n,-., Mlrl.,,,.

Nrs'erfsF Eari H. and NefVrt, 5hy
feFa Autrtatnieu affi ~ AZ Wtnenbers q the late
a. ran cuck ~ rHeelei train. ~ th~t DO tsnstss
Railway RI ofaef 81 have analsncs 1sth Western
~ ltii.ef HE VI undoFstfuf their keait n frab,
fto hfa eu#fer ailersafds returned 10 tosb q tn
mluster t4 tktrr 4
~ hAf pati fao oclock NJ Fan ~ hsr'y. i<ri
cI. H.n.fuIA tNe FAfi n NaiuatHry ~ iisfash ~
stafford Asstb..tn tho DUKE II nsrkinshsn TO- Mar.
gsl. 81 A.~Ienn ~ fat ~ the asefutar q
rsb.nr|.r rl RI 81 "a 80, Ana tslrrsjed tLc Castle
rs rrdef fc flerlYs tho seals ~ affrT.
fNr imso rf teuifro1sa 80 YestsfiaY - go oriocs
te faf fasg tasr oernpird ~ ihs lat years
tkr III 1. llanos tli nt II ths st-ntsf shio III
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p r U S S l A.
OUR BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
BERLIN, July 40 O'Clock ?. ".

BERLIN, July a. O'Clock T. N.
TRIUMPH
The Prnssians have gained great and decisive victory
over Benedek's army at Koniggraz, near Gitschn.
The battle was tough, yesterday and lasted eight
hours
The whole Prussian army was in action.
The Austrans lost twenty guns and ten thousand
prisoners and fed in the widest confusion Joseph
stadt.
Their losses in killed and wounded arc said 10 be
immense.
Berlin is in state of frantic enthusiasm The people
flock To the palace 10 congratulate the Queen who
tho balcony and is saluted with deaienng cheers
A salute OF one hundred and guns fred in honor
Of the victory
II rs believed the Austrisns VIII have TO
Prague and all Bohemia, and many people consider the
at end.
JuLY - N.
Az yet no further particulars known; but il Il
rumorcd that the Ausrians have abandoned almost all
their artillery in their flight and that regiments Of
Italians and Hungarian hussars have gone over the
rrussians
The Prussian loss must be heavy The First regiment
of Guards In almost annhilated
Two Prussan generals said 70 be killed and nvc
wounded. Some Austrian generals and more than one
hundred officers prsoners
and Prince Frederick Charles commanded under him;
but General hoke, the chief OF the royal sa appears
70 have directed ihs operations
IL ~ he who made the plan of the campaign which
has hitherto been carried out with such brilliant
AUSTRIAN
The Official Gds>s Axes the entire oss OF the Aurans
In killed. wounded aud prisoners, since the
ment OF hoetifes, at forty thousand men-twcnty vc
thousand In tho engagements With tho army OF the
Crown Prince and hftcen thousand In those with frcde
rck Charles In my opinion this greatly exaggcraied
Tho figures stated above probably the truth
or tho trophies captured from the Ausrians sand
ards and eight heavy guns arrived here Monday and
were deposited IN tho Lusgalten, IN front OF the
Museum where crowds Of people arc constantly assem
bled around them.
Another brilliant victory Is reported 10 have boon
gained yesterday at Sadowa eight miles south of
hietin and the road 20 Josephsfadt but details
given. Among the Prussan officers wounded ai the
aair OF Gtschin 10 the commander Of tho Sixth division,
who rejoices in the name Of Dumping
Tho loss Of the battle Of Skalitz by the Ansrans 10
who has been requested In consequence 20 leave the
army ION Of affection OF the kdneys
II said that In taking the command Benedck had
made II q condition not 10 have any archdukes W tn
him. Perhaps he may wish he had donc "a, for the
multitude OF srchdukcs always get the Austrans into
difficulties. A for Bcncdek himself II may be imagined
that his reputation has suffered considerably from tho
III Of his nrst operations and unless he does
something to retrieve he will be sent the Of
the Gnlays and the Hesscs The fact is that though
brave satrsur and good general of DIVISION he has
never had opportunity Of proving himself able
srategis but the Austrians not having general they
mado tho subject and probably the victim " The scfa
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
r r A N c {
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PARs, Jaly ., lsos.

PARIs, Jay g. 1896.
rm vEsErfA.
Ths astounding In yesterdays komoer sbso
iussy takes ones breath away. That Austria, which
lsss than month ago would not so much as allow the
nAms Of Venice 10 be mentioned in the preminares OF
tho suggested Congress, should now have made a
present Of Il unconditionay the French Emperor is
one OF the extraordinary events Of the century
Paris illuminated last night and the rcnies rose
nve francs, because people believed the over
KSpKD.
am very far from Of thia The Emperor Napo.
son doubt, stands in very proud position He has
made the grandess the political chcssboard he
svcr did 10 his NE, and W 70 all appearance least
"mastsr Of the situation" But there are ugly
symptoma The Of Prussia and Italy his
reputation that they should 10 an umistice
have been long IN coming, and the day great
anxiety Wa felt at their non-arrival Now they have
como, and they are not conclusive.
rHv RKrusAIs oy aRmrsricg
italy while warmly thanking the Emperor for the In.
acres he takes In her SAYS she say nothing before
consulting her ally Prussia and must also make rrrs'
account Of that public opinion in Itav :" - "' O"'S
much.
Prussia nusued with victory, makcg conditions She
.,v. she must have guarantees that az tho ends for
vs ch she commenced the shall b. accomplished,
and according 70 all accounts sbc claims % remain 10
co.eson of the fOrtresscs OF Josephsiadt and kong-
,,s,z and All Bohemia What France will repiy 20 rus
"A. know not The news of her answer haa ohy J'ss
comc. -
Bu, Napoleon viii stand no nonsense on iiaiys par',
ra h.. already sent her hostile message yenice, Italy
,o. i now Freneh territory, and Italy must Instantly,
k,d w,,hou, any conditions cease 70 make war upon y
The message is peremptory and % enforre y. shor
French neet and army Win Al once proceed 70 'afe po
session of Venice. --,,., -. -.
wopdsr,ni. u not, that power which makes va,
Tor The righ Of peoples and universal sunfsse snoua
ssrersth N telegram sent BY tho Emperor o. Austria
IN .rs,ssa 10 bribe the French Emperor 70 ve Vienna
ooxricsroYs rRrrYrrf
expec, 70 see grea, complications and heavy fs' q
tho Bourss 20 morrow
rAty's rlrr
ss,s I,ay, my view d thai ,bs dream Of her up'r
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reerY win he accept the armIsticeY H he does, on
what condi ionsf We know the ntractabIe ambition of
Count Bismarck Excited b. victory will not ne and
King William make demands which government
WIZ Tsg@d a. n omPafbe ,cih e mt re of Fr and
JoTee tseRs 10 and liz dusraiue nkufrdLi ~ which
hey have hitherto observed? These are Of tho
grave questions arising OF the unforeseen resolution
0f the Emperor oi Austria
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not succeed ln arrcs,ng the rcra shch al nrSt com
menc"d slowly but Increased IA haste A. tne oosmy
pres@ed iorsari untl At lcnsth tbs whole army had
Withdrawn across the Eibc 10 rarduhitl
Inc losses have not yet been csmaied bat arc doubt
less very considerable.
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what have stated above look upon this p,fnc notice
aa rpy 70 tie !ctler3 th,y have written me- on the
subject K0SSUrH.
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FOR OHILIS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
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HURLEY, RUDDDLE x CO.,
PrOprietors, Louisville XIV
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HuaIey,s STOMACH Bitters,

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Orlental Pearl Dropa.

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HurIex,s Popular Morua candy.

As this is really a Specific for Worms. and the
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il is not surprising at il is fast taking the place
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
sell Cotton, Tobacco. Bacon, Lard, or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters faYOring US
with their business may rely on getting the high
will be as low as any house IN The city. sBonid
our old friends favor US with orders for Groceries
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We will give our attention
to goods forwarded 70 us from other cities. Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
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rival. Our othee Is on Market street, where the
by those Interested
Hoping for a share Of public patronage we sub
janis y HUGH McCREA & co.
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- y HUGH McCREA & co
A GARD.

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our successors in business, HUGH McCREA & Co.
who continue the Commission businoss at our
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Our own Office Is No. e College Street. where
we hope al parties who are indebted to us viii at
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parties who have any claims against US will pre-
sent them for payment as we wish to close up our
business at an early day.
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
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Harwell: Litterer 4 Cabler; Pulliam & McCul-
Tough; Blood & Gregory, Nashville: and BY all
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oct2d&w-Oct&nov
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
on
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. ,
STOCKHOLDERS.

THIS BANK OCCUPIES THE BUILDING FOR
i merly occupied by the Planters Bank, corner Of
Union and College streets and is prepared to buy
aud sell Gold and Silver, Drafts Z. 8. Securities and
State Bonds collect Notes. Drafts Coupons, ETC., in
all parts Of the United States
$40 Bonds and 7-3O Treasury Notes always on
hand and for sale Gold Coupons csshed and COn-
pound Interest Notes bought at the highest rates.
EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
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sAIURDAY. DEoEMRER 8. lsss

lst The Lot on College street, between Loruar
street aud the property Of the Loui Vile NashF6lu
Railroad Co., fronting so feet on College street nrl
rGhnlng back towards Market street IA feet Hrs5
~ inches. This is known as the Carriage SAry
Lot II viii be sub-divided to suit purchasers y
I'd The Lot on the west side OF College strrsf
opposite the above, on which was NJ vi NonoharF
residence fronting "A feet on College street. and T
ming back the whole depth Of City Lot No. So.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of six twelve. efeRs
teen and 'Wenty -four months, with interest from
day OF sale. Notes required with approved securiev
and lien retained. Sale free from redemption
noYlT-td NJ B. HOWELL c. and NJ
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j. & GREAT
SALE OF LOTS
MOUTH ~N=HVILLE
r EAT
On WEDNESDAY, THE l4rH pryor NOYEsg-
" Der next, we will begin a series Of
Public >aIe- of L"ts.

Public sale Of let's
Belonging TO the estate Of = T. McGavock, deosassa
and situated in the different additions made By hiEr
to the northern part Of the city.
The Lots 10 be offered for sale on that dag Av7
north Of the horticultural Gardens near 81. Cecilia
Academy, and on Summer and Cherry Streets TlssH
are high and finely situsted, and are either On q
near the line Of the Street Railroad being ZIP
idly built in this direction. f F.. r
This locality is high and wei drained and is Al
ceedingiy healthy, having been almost sBthBly
exempt from the dreadful scOurge that has Just hs
amongst US.
These sales win be continued from time 10 tina Il
tho different localities Of the estate Of which nuta
viii be given the day Of sale the PREMISES EzS
through the press and made under decres nF ~
Chancsry Court, in the case Of james WhitTGrEh
Adm'r, etc, vs.. Dallas Bsche aud others,
'i Terms
Ten per cent. viii be required In cash. and ftF ths
balance, credit Of 1, and years with fnterst w
be given. Notes with security wiz be requi-sA
and lien retained until the purchase money Is ps
MORTON ID. HOWELL
Clerk and elsaaer
.. --.E JAMES WHITWORTHr Aaitsis
=. r. CHEATuAM, Agsn.4>
october L. 1856. oct1s-aa
... POstB'Op z.
The above sale has been postponed untsl yyt-
DAY. the 3Oth inst.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ME- RESPECTFULLY INVITE OUR FR1EEBEr
W and all persons visiting the city TO can and ~
anime car Goods
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, JeweEry.
Before purchasing elsewhere. We are deteru.s-.,s
to Close out and guarantee satisfaction 10 qualifF -
goods and price OF same. We have -
FULL STOCK TO SELECT RROw.
And persons can prepare for She HOLIDAYS AZ
great saving BY giving rs e call.
TKECH & LOWELL
noT20-lm p Public Square. Nashville Penn
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SATURDAY, December s. 1866

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
1 Chancery Court in this case, ] viii sell az fhE
Court House at Nashville, on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

Lot No in the plan Of the AIcGehee Lots, frontinE
III feet on College street, and running through ~
Market street, 2s4 feet, being the lot yhiEh
Mrs. WinDifred White formerly resided.
The property viii be divided into lots fronting "a
College and on Market street, and Of such dirlsz,-
sions to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of six, twelve, eiE1s-
teen snd twenty-four months with interest frbns
day Of sale. Notes required with approved seeM
and lien retained. Sale free from redemption.
nsvI7-td NJ. b. HOWELL, G. AID NJ
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1855.

Lot in Edgefeld, fronting &c feet on street thae
res between Foster and Spring streets and ruuuinr
back about 2l0 feet TO alley being the SANE a.
which frame school house was formerly built.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit. NDsz-
required with good personal security with ibseFEE
from date Of sale. Sale free from the right Of re-
dsmptiOu. NJ. r. HOWELL, c. and NJ
nOVl7.td
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
Saturday, December 8, ts6s.
{, M. M0N0HAN's LOTS,
o COLLEGE STREET.
J P. Milton and o,berrss vs.. J. N. M,pohaa-

tn. PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
y Chs9cery Court IN this cause viii sell at tiss~
Court House at Nashville, on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

TERMS OF SALE--Five per cent. cash, and IA
residue on credits Of and two years. Notes ~
CURED with approved security, and lien reiaiEEL
W. 7. SHACKELFORD
novl7-td Clerk and Master
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1850,

Lots Nos. SO and 81 in the NcGehee plan az loss u
South Nashville each fronting about 40 feet on khs
east side Of College street. south oI Centre strFa
aud running back towards Market street to -