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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Personal. / We are slad to see that our cid
riend, r. d. BLuNN, has re-opened his business
at No. Is North Cherry street. Mr.. BLUM was
D large loser By the great hrs on Cedar street.
We call the especial attention Of his friends. and
the public generally. to the fact OF his having
opened again. he is prepared to do engraving.
stencil cutting, brands for whisky and Aour bar
rels. seals for courts nOtaries. public, and all
other descriptions Of work in his vocation. at
short notice. and In the very best and most thor
oush manner. Mr.. BLUMN. owing to his misfor-
tune, Is peculiarly deserving of patronage. and
we trust be may receive that patronage which
his merits 50 ven deserve He will attend 10
the repairing Of clocks and watches. "a hereto
fore to the entire satisfaction Of all. .ja zaal
hOTs-Im, .l-fI -T =.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Just Received, large assortment Of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDR 4 BRo.'s,
n0vl-2m Al North College street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

White Pine Flooring Manufactured bv
knight Bros, on Rolling Mill HiIL for sale AZ
reduced prices Office, No. ~ Church sfrsst
. nnHl LIZ IL -.-- u ~. --..-.-- -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

"A large assortment of PerfHmery, includ.
ing French. Bnelish and American sxtr,c(,
POnAdes cosmetics aud oils; the finest toiIst
soaps. brushes and combs, at O. ". smiths Tr11
and Chemical Store. Church street, No. 81
noYZo-5t as. .r... r - -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Edseneid and Kensneky RaiIroaa-
S .a. Of Flme.-On and amer Nov. Is
1854 passenger trains on me EdEeaeId and Ken
lucky Railroad win arrive at Nashville Al $50
a. n. and depart at 4:45P.n. povS-.1 -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

,SAyeerine, Cold Cream. and Compound
eamp p Toe with Glycsripe. forlchapped hand,
sore lips-fresh supply at c. W. smith,s Druv
store corner Church and Vine sts. .noY2s,5t
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

wood Wood y WOoassl--soa-oDss Cha
Wood for sale BY knight Bros. No. 40 Church
street. -i II fsl Boss .gh1EF'l if, 'pov4
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Aello" Pine Flooring, a. low prices. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer EtS ~
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Cedar PESTS and Fencing Lumber
cOrnerOf Crawford and North Summer streets,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

100000 Bniltling and Paving Brick
can be had in lots to suit customers, By leaving
o .'l'sfs WIN WIN .ll,.sg 90 IF KNIGHT BROs.,f
noED .iiIaf s.l7 No. 49 Church street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04
FROM NEW YORK.
Washington MINORS and Speculation
Prom Georgia and virginia-MOre
about the Arrest OrSurrat-COuisiOn

etc. .aihf -"
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The World
Washington special says the President in
bis message to Congress adheres firmly to
his restoration policy, and argues at length
in favor of the immediate admission to
Congress Of duly qualified loyal represent
atives from the South. OF foreign affairs
he says that with Great Britain the pro-
gress towards the adjustment of the Ala
bams claims has been slow, owing, in some
degree, to change in the British Ministry;
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

A"lAaing Lunaber Of all kinds, corner p,
Crawford and North Summer streets . ~
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

seasoned rOPular Lumber, corner. O
Crawford and North Summer streets 81 Inf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Boots and Shoes Cheap al 20 Public
Sguare.--fu consequence Of d contemplated
change IN ny BUSINESS, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer--bs he consumer or q merehant--
win surely profit BY examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself rs am duite in
earnest to eivs bargains. MAXI GrrTxASN,
ssp6stf ~ 30 7aan No. D Pubne Squars.
Wines ! ~ From the LoSGwoRTH Vineyard
and Vine House. Cincinnati. ,..I' r.
III. w. PA z. P, ASDERsos. Proprietorz.
Golden wedaIng, Sparkling CataWba,
Dry CataWba, isabella, ete.-Thess Wines
are farnisbed At much lower rates than imported
goods, and FOR purity and boquet are exeelled Sd
hone-eisher native or foreign, ~, - ~.
ylIf1I 7li ,AIoS AReBEk CHEirhAA & Co.
.IkEINE K SHERaES
,.l,uo5s ys,W k-B CHEATHAN * Go.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

For Christmas Giffs. 1Toys, Dom. Faney
Go5ds. Work Boxes. Fsdse Faces. ana yyirIov
Ware. in great variety. 81
'',.7i ~ fsHi.l 6USrsArH ( scHuF.
deez-zf -. 2 Union street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

A sure Pale cHFe.47DR. GILBEsr's PILE
ISsrRUMEyT positively eusss the worst eases Of
piles. Sent By mail on receipt Of a. Circulars
free Sold By DruEyisis. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RONAINR. Manages. No.
So Broadway. New York. ln0vl7-su
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

Ia Z .E.,.yilisU 10 -a TnJE1ti4 ~ -.f W
Don't fail 70 read div l,,s ,f .sffiaf
Z Hunt iathis mornings paper. dosl-1u
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

FOR Attorney. GenersI-Elyenah Ju-
dieial DistFiet.-Ws are authorised to an
hounee A. @. HiCKET. Esq.,. as a eaadidnts for
Attorney General, for the Elevenih Judicial
District, composed Of the eounties Of Giles. Mar
rsball. Manry, LaErenee, Lewis and Hickman.
noyIs-td = ,.-..i, ID. ,..-,s-..... ...t. "a,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

..;'-1I s!i 20 2uin5g. lE.rzl- -t
,.F "lsl -rBye3 % u-3T- NO s.
bYTrt..tf7 fsf. E .'I-4
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

NEW York, Dec. 2.-It was stated at
Fenian headquarters, yesterday, that Head
Center Stephens has not yet left the country,
he having. been seen in Boston. - -lf
Large orders. for breech-loading rifles
have recently been given to manufacturers
of arms in Boston, The arms being ostensi-
bly, intended for the Emperor of China
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

,ppe,uay made up with systematic precision and nicely AND
.mo.t infable correctness Those kept up sAirs ny INC
treasurer may bear the mention rs the DOCTORS 1e
shipping book and others under Tie keeping o III
Smith. .-.....
now THE EsiGRANTS ARE SUPPLIED WITH PROVISIONS
grocey or prov establishment b. kept iu the bafden
ana very and creditabv managed department sales
,f urovons re made those cmigrants who may have
money 10 purchase and those wfo have not orc furnished with
earfhv the Floor Superintendent which voucher for
such supply but mortgaged and retained TIL
The meaus are provided BY lend or relative 10 qlla0
the cos Il supplies The articles kept ia ths store arc OF
superior quality and meet ready sale.
wHTlE THY GET THEIR RAILROAD TICKETS
Anar hayng changed their cola they pass 20 the Rail
road and purchase their tickets IL is against this de-
par.meBt Mr Cumming the United states Supernend'
has taken the robbcTes alleged 70 have been
committed by certain firm 20 TIE extent OF some $500 or
= 90 within given space q time; which II Is alleged has
been done by degrees until has accumulated 20 tls large
SUN Full accounts u this transaction have appeared In some
OF the papers OF this oyi IL therefore unnecessary 70 expa
tate
HOW TIE BAGGAGE Is TRANSFERRED.
The baggage extends the entire semi circle OF the
blttery ana is Eed With shelves all numbered ana can
accommodating than 10000 boxes There express oe
attached 70 theGarden by which the emgrans may transport
or transfer ther boxes after paying for toe extra weshI on
each ana Tie zee " 10 cents which Is also demanded THIS de-
Psrimoa has W shortcomings have the Others at Castle
Garden but they ere OF ng nature and viii mend by eH
yti.enoe and IN time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
AGEfCHULTURE.
The Great Implement Trial.
o ID an Co~rssD,. f.u.

from vi O"h N0ifespohlsn'
AUDrES. n. Y. July II. 1906.
That great bodies move slowly" is well verified in
the Of great implement trial The actual
e. III postponed yesterday to enable the machine
men 10 get ready Yesterday all the machines should
have been upon exhibition should have been weighed
and numbers drawn for the lots to be moved.
Instead Il that found the machines being weighed OF 10
O'Clock the hour fixed for commencing work three mixes dis
ou consequence that the work not commenced
until noon and a good many ookorson were sadly dslp
pointed Yet nobody to blame the delay is inevitable
This is the only consolation for the afflicted.
There rs large crowd here today os many have an
enaed bit mere are geed many pe,son fkas 70 h1d
ne. came Yesterday miles 20 bly Eve mscaes ior NY
self and ucighbofs IN OF whom wanted A 10 sec this
al get the opinion OF the Committee as 10 sieh ma
That option NAV be useful 10 those who another
10 the farmers who do attend there ie thing that will
avail They nave excellent opportunity Of cGemin The
give s good points and the bad tie ryil' Itsa
this respect q school instruction 70 farmers" il one
too. In which there Is much for them 10 learn.
Yet after all their instruction. stady inquiry and with every
eor, question II Of the most difficult
lent nachoes to say which is actually best in all respects s
more than can imagine AZ general thing machines win
wLee aud flexible euerbsrs appear to be the most in
ayOr-pfObaby because nearly all mounted. Yet the
Kirby machine with wheel is 80 constructed that its bar
is quite as flexible and the machine ns adjustable 70
snrfces az those with two wheels believe the KIRBY md
The Hny are the only machines now made WITH but one
featured show that onewhee machine is favored by good
many farmers
FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF MOWERS.
The farm Of W. s. Lesobi OF the richest among tle
lands Of Cayuga county II contains 243 acres and j
acres of ate land and al workable in few hours after
heavy rain valued at eco the Buildings add
ing very little the value the present owner having com
nothing has worked the farm and stock ana
is now ready to begin the work Of new buildings VI ms
ability my readers may Judge when tell them that
40 acre field OF barley IN estimate good for %
bushels per and field Of wheat ripe enough to cut
80 bushels The oloyer1ed in which The mowers are now
NJ work has very heavy Rrowth-odged nat 1t IN also
studded tall white blossom weed (Erfssyon @rgo
,t) known as flea bane "sns daisy etc. The ground
Is smooth pretty level but owing to the condition OF the
crop which has been reserved week OF more boyond
The Buckeye Machine; BY Adrance Plat Co. drew No
W H. Halliday No J. The Kirby ID. NJ. Osborne Co, No
These worked together No coming out ahead cutting
ia acre IN minutes cutting swarth ~ sIn Mr. Osborne
hpssf driving excellent stosdy par Of hors's No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
ARREST OF BunoLARs.-oGcer Dcmarcst, of tho

AKKTST OF bUKULAKs' -VHVVI 17UnUIOo1i VI VII0
Twentieth Precinct Saturday night received information
tia, burglars in the houe No 252 West Thirty sxths
tho occupants being absent in the country Securing the
assistance OF Officers Mcdonald Osborne and McDonough
company with his comrades the officer frstnamed gained
the the house In question and descending through tho
scute made examination Of the promises, Two men were
discovered in front tho second floor and were ct
once arrested No else found In the dwelling. A
quantity of clothing found scattered around and ya
partly packed Tho prisoners taken TO tho staonhoue
where they gave names II William Drunmon and Charles
Baker, They old thieves and have been arrested before
several charges Yesterday they were computed Tor ta
by Justice Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

THEFT OF A WALLRr.--On Sunday night, Dennis
and john Resrdon went into the saloon OF Bernard
Caron No.52 Gouverneur ST. and called for gn While the
proprietor was in the back procuring the liquor Of
tho men stole the money wallet containing ss
OMsho ney subsequently, arrested by Officer Chandler OF
the Seventh Precinct Reardon he saw the accused have
in his hand wallet answering tho description OF tho ono
stolen Tho prisoner committed tor trial oy Justice
STANDBY He Is native OF Ireland ag5i "a Tears resided a
No. 3g5 CheuY-sL. aud Is = cartman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orFIcE-Jmr \
COUNTERFEIT NATIONAL CURRENCY.

United States act. VIM SheGts Nice The accused
arrested for attempting 20 pass j. D. Walsh counter
felt SO bill on the Highland National Bank the plates Of
this inferior and likely deceive
accustomed TO National bank notes. The prisoner il is said
bad passed Henry Hughes the day before for cigar
and warned Walsh his barkeeper 20 look out for him. The
prisoner endeoyoTed TO pass anohcrbi Walsh for drinks
when nc arrested While custody the prisoner dropped
similar bills lie told the officer that no had got the
at the Of Wooster and GTandst and limited
that he would within hour enable tho officer 10 find the
issue of tie bills he could got clear aud would inform on
him.
The Commissioner held the prisoner TO bail In $500
Mr. Staples prisoner Mr. Joseph Bell u ; Assistant
District Attorney for the prosecution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

sg Cecilia OF referees confirmed ana JUG
ments a divorce granted.
Joseph w HanaK agt Thomas Cornell Motion 70 couVhue
Injunction deled with o costs 10 tho deienIsnt
William Van Wagner az. Joseph Spr--M1tion 10 con-
tnue Injunction granted WITH costs 10 aDle Tue event
Robert H. Cqrbet agt The New Lebanon fer'I un Com
pany-Moton on Judgment oil ooS~ Oh entering up
Judgment aud 40 costs Of motion. ~ -, ..,.,. 81.
Thomas G. Little act The United OIL Land Assoc, alton o.
al-seed Amendnonts herein prepared IN penal oil he
linda Ro,r,chneider agt Cor T. A. Pohrschneider.Re
port of referee confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
In re- he peiitOn OF Henrietta NJ Fuller iOr almOny &C
Reference ordered ascertain what amount OF aimoDY
FdTsrd a. Greene agt. The Montana MI Company ct al
Motion for stay Of proceedings graed WIN SV COSTS 70 aOuo
william Coleman ct el egt The Second Ayenne Railroad
Company ard benjamin L. Seey report OF referee sent
back TO ascertain any amount due 20 ocoy and any
what anounegbt DAYS notice Of hearing 10 be served
the attorneys Of Second Avenue Railroad Company the
report in all other respects 70 remain as sSO COSTS OF lAs
Charles Warren agt Charles s. smb.-Moon 70 dissolve
attachment denied without prejudice che defendants right
that the who mold the money should Dc COM
PEELED 70 deposit il $40 costs 70 abide the event.
Jennie D. Hilton agt Geo w. NileS et a-MOtOn Tor Re-
cever granted with $40 costs TO abide the event.
Frances w. Roe ct al agt Calicla A. j, AIare ct al -
Motion to set aside inquest granted payment OF $50
eel addition TO taxable foes and costa OF trial and en-
erng up Judgment and also respondent spuang TO have
the issues tried 10 October.
The People rel Edward Gebhard agt Matthew Blen'
nan COntroler-MOtion for mandamus granted.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Justice DAVID
DECISION
The People OF tho State Of New York agst The Harlem
Bridge MOTrissania FOTdham Railroad Co-Ihat sal1
defendant entitled to Judgment dismssng the shd Gym
plant with costs and Judgment accordingly ofdef9u ooe
Written decision aud reasons for the same.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPHCIAL TgRM-JUIY 10
Before Judge CAgDOzo.
Drscoll agt. Standardization TO continue injunc-
ton granted with $40 costa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

load and haul II the barn where with four five IFS OF
a horse FORK his hay is o the
Bat work does end here He PMS horse on
the nov and boy drives him around UNTIL by successive
loads the u rampei hard mp 10 the ratters This
more particularly "lab0rsayug machine" in moving away
barley. which. being cut With moving machine and not
bound les loose in tbs and needs good deal q hard
tlmpug one horse and boy 10 1t eecsuay than
four
" Bat how do y0u get the horse DOWN.
We heard that eagerly asked by the OF eager
listeners 70 this new application Of horse power
have two WAYS" said the Onondaea farmer who was
telling his brother farmers how save labor Sometimes
cui channel with hay knife part down aud jump
him down upon pile Of hay tie floor. Sometimes jump
from the upon load Of hay and pitch that of grad
uay lowering the horse toward the earth There no trouble
about getting the horse down.
This OF the lessons have learned al this gathering OF
farmers As il Is good one siye currency among those
who read Tue tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEoIAL TgRM-JUIY 10
Before Judge CAgDOzO.
Driscoll agt. Schultz, Motion to continue njunc-
ton granted. with SO costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
NEH- ORLEANS.

GIN. SHERIDAN ORDERED 10 REPORT Ar WASHINGTON
NKw -ORaEAys oct. 81 Il is 'r1stwo1iily stated that
Gen Sheridan has been ordered % report 70 Washington
1t Is understood aat the rdcr originates from the present
condition of our Mexican relations.
ANDT8ga DISPATCH.
rELpsaAPH BUSE.
NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 2l.-The General Commanding has
rot got reserved ~ order 10 report 70 Washington or
account OF BIS neutrality order, although the report IL
positively reiterated mat such order has let Washington.
Ortegi is stdI here. YESTERDAY the department COM
n,,nder lrc,9ss0 The pfc copr of hs instruco Gus 10
Cen Sei.wick for me gfOrUat )a Of O'ega without any
letter Of explanation. l. = understood mat the depart
meu commander -s,r thS< order vii De- approved Il
Washington that .hs lfler was ~ ,honIed bY tue GOV
eminent.
il answer % he order
sm semi officially Informed 'hit Ortee2 can proceed
a. tar as B.1wr,e blt II he attempts 70 cross he VIII he
Sucstcd
Tnaus ,,. bg'ue concentrated 'n 'he Texas frontier,
not o. account o Mexican complications bu. IN eTpecta-
ton on a ill.ap attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
rHg EvENlNG STAR DISASTER.

On Fndly last he 0ihclaI Investigation mo Che
a,e1ins the loss Of the Evening Star
Guided ud d. report forwarded to Washington. From
the report appears that ne wreck caused by insult
cheney Of crew. Der. entire crew numbered oaly 10
men four OF whom were de,siled as qnartegmasters
leaving fe efire s,rcc ony six The evidence shows
tat i thefOigfOf The fiom 10 clock at night
until Pie psxt morning md list effort made ger
he he's, 3D. e wind though hoe -der intact for Of
ih ru. ,,d iy could have beer rugged The wafer
WAS often bis,b!g on her deck sud passed into the hold
through te Hiclw1ss sui other apertres the deck AMI
ss. Taere carpenter board 10 repair damagus
Tic u of o- p wasstuurch tnd iight the gins were m
perfect "sr ,a' popefl' manned the vessel could arc ited
i.s etr0le ard canned her passenger. into port IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
-. TnRKEY AND CANDlA.

Alvees from Athens state that tho Turks have otaeu
sed Candano and that the Greeks pursued thon, kng
100 and woundinc 800. The Czech loss was snail
Mustarba Pdcha Organizing an expedition against
the insurgents on large scale.
Two thousand casks Of powder bad aTryed in Gambia
from Syria.
The Mpa,icnr du SOU states that tho post on OF
Affairs is favorable tO The speedy pactcaton OF Gambia
n also confirms the statement .hat the difficulty with
Montenegro has been sat sfacory arranged ~ says thal
tho French Government cont1atuiatcs tseh upon TIE
result, which IS equally favorable TO Turkey ana hd
Christian population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
THE INDIAN NAE.
ATROCITIES IS COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO.

~ rkLKsRAYH
LtAVEswoa1H, Oct. :9.-'Ghs Deneyer papers pub
lish itrocites committed by the Utes, among
them Dir. Cots whom they killed, sever
ing = head from his body and caring il with them tied
10 sltdle. No estimate is yet made of the nunser OF
head o. cattle, horses aud mules shot down and drove on
not yet recovered, but the number is very great.
From New-MeXicO We learn that the Indians are car
ryug with high hand. They attacked the herd AZ
Fort McRae and ran of aier killing two OF the guards
party Of troops sent in pursuit did not succeed ~
reCaptdng the stock These Indians have drove on nerds
from Camp Members ald Fort Cummings, and complete
their work by DONG the same AZ Fort McRaeA me Me
bre, and Fort Cummings they not ODiy ran on the sheep
and beef hers but also the horses OF The eaya! copa
MES Stationed there In not single Instance were ey
oyertak m, although pursuit nvaiahe, az fOit Me
Rae well as "a other places The herd aas stolen nom
within ,irli Of lie post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL COTTON AAkhhT
LIVERPOOL Saturday, Oct 2.-Ihe market rs
steady to-day with sales of 500 bales Addng Upards ere
quoted 81 I'd.
LIyERPoOL BREADSTUFFs AARKKT
LIvrRPO0i saturday, Oct. 2Tbe weather is unfNmabie
snd the fnner for all descriptions Corn has 'd
ranoed and quoted at "a per quarter for Mixed Western
American
CONSOLS.
LONDoV saturday Oct 7COnsOls clio ed at 80 or MONEY,
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The quotations for American Securities are ~ follows
Bnited STAIRS 5a0s ia Illinois Central shares 80 Enc
keilway Shares 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

IHcRRAsED ARMY AND NAVY v0EEs TO BE ASKED BY
THB GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Oct u, 1850.
II s said that the British Government is about to
ash Of Parliament an increase OF million pounds
sterling in the amount voted for the Army, and a
large additional amount TO that appropriated IN for
. ,ner years for the Navy.
JAPAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

ASSAULT oS a JUDGE--A REPORT ABOUT GA PALMER

ASSAULT oS IS IUDGE--A REPORT ABOUT GEN. PALAhH'
Louisville. Ky, Oct. 2e.--Judge Craig o" lHc Guy
cout This afternoon assaulted by rolom| S'l'i ~
ts. o,,ly injured The the assault arc s" '"''t
Inc ar in examination mu-, Boo had before lhr "'i" '''"
.Ir Do. l.ccrtaintf. .
W o. .fyir OF -,~fur W., n.s '""r' ''l up
c.rlfsr roriinf & si.an' iuHH iorui irHfly ~ %
crni ru Hf ..i.u. ,,. 49,,
lttt.rr F I. asc,c,l cl ~ fef l'..'i'' '''i ur Won"
80 Nfrf.r ti,u .iat ti.u lI'utt 80 'hi' 80 't
ia, To-. ,.il .c ,.,stC 0f ri'r ~h hiN ,f't ''' -
iH,. n.aiaiY di.firt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
BY STEAMSHIP.

FAHKR PoNT, Oct. 29.-'The steamship Mor1Sian
from Liverpool on the 18th, via Londonderry on the 18Th
inst arrived of this port this morning en- route 70
Quebec.
The steamship City of Paris, from New-York, reached
=, Queenstown on the evening OF the 18th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
pussrA AND AUSTRIA.

sr1Amcss BETWEEN THEM AssoMIFe htHh'rNe
ASPECT.
LONDON, Saturday, OCT n, IetG
"a. so.d that the relations between Austria and
s,.sia are assuming nepaciug character.
The Beadoa Tunes says that tho Russian Govern
r-ent ie intriguing for tho further dainlegfaton Of
Austria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
JAPAN.
THE TYCOON AND THE INSURGENTS.

LONDON Oct p, 1850.
Advices from Japan are conflicting. The latest re-
wort is that the Tyeoons Army has suffered heavy
defeat at the hands of the insurgents and that the
Tycoon has, in consequence, abdiceted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
TURKEY.

ANOTHER BATTLB IN cANDIA-REPUIsE OF THE TURKS.
FLORENCE, Saturday, Oct q, istc
An arrival from Gambia states that another great
battle took place the 18th inst The Greeks report
that the Turkish army was repulsed.