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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

city This remonstrauce has had great effect upon
his mind and combined with the other prough
10 bear upon him WILL IL ia believed induce MN 10
and refuse 10 lend himself 70 the violence wheh tnS
plunge the State into revolution and anarchy .
Some excitement created here THE morning ny the
announcement that President johnson was ia inc cry,
having on from Washington in the regular sunday
morning train. Ii first surmsed that he had como
with the Governor who reached here last ngh 70 con-
suit with the leading Seeessonsts the SITUATION bnt
tuTned out that 10 in accordance with an lnNhton
previously accepted TO attend the imposing
ceremonies Of the closing day Of the great Cahohe Conn
ell which has been IN seson here for the last two
there but very few United States toops IN or about
this city, probably not to exceed 200 in all Ihere are
however $500 in the Department Of Washington, when
could be concentrated here in short time. IL 10 said that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have had orders To hold
themselves in readiness 10 transport troops here at snort
notice. but the truth Of this statement has not been yer-
ned.
The conclusion arrived at by your correspondent upon
indications thus far Afforded Of the probable course OF
Gov Swami and the faction that trying 10 use him, 10
that the proposed outrage will not be contaminated and
that the effort 10 GUST the Commissioners will be aban-
doned OF rejected by the Governor and that the coming
election viii in the main be peaceful and quiet Should,
however these aneipatons prove delusye and the at
tempt persisted in seems impossible TO avoid an OUT
break which will result most dsastrousy 10 the city and
State IL not 10 the whole country The matter Will be
decided one way the other in all probability within the
present week and may possibly reach asouon OF Annap
oils to-morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
TIE COHOES FAILUR

rhLsdhtPH
CoHoRs, Oct. 81 ls66-The failure Of the Kuit-
ting firm OF Cohoes previously cegaphed to you is con
frmed The firm name is Alden Frnk Weston, and they
are said to be the heaviest manufacturers Of knit WOODEN goods
in the United States Their AK factory nominay carried
bv w J. Ten Evck & Co. was one of the largest in the
country They employed about 1000 hands whose ponthy
wages averaged $500 that will at once be perceived how
severe the blow is TO Cooe- aud lis manufacturing interests
The Company owned four extensive mills in the village and
until very recently supposed to be immensely wealthy
one or two New York concerns are bitten quite severely
Mcssrs Alden Frnk Weston have disposed OF their prop
and This firm has assumed the payment Of the operatives They
also publish card saving that they feel confident all creditors
will 3. maid Eumo Of course busy One report say
tbe sets of the concern are $50 90 10 OO 600 the
liabilities and other accounts several more heavy
are SO involved by losses 20 necessitate their
The liabilities are from sO00O to 100000 The Ma.
ona Bank OF Cohoes which held great deal OF their paper is
fully projected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
POLITICAL RIOT AT HAGERSTOWN, MD.

ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
III rrLseHaPH
baltimore Oct 2.-Gov. Swanns proclamation seems
TO be aimed at the loyal leagues and at toe boys in blue
AZ o mot az Hagerstown Saturday, Occasioned by
JohDsones attacking Union meeting, one man, Rebel
sympathzef, was Killed, and two men we're mortally
wounded, and three men and two women slightly.
Rebel sympa,hizers fred Uuonists from house.
which was Quilted, and q large number OF found
therein. The Mayor Of Hagenown and the police force
are Jehnsontee.
Alta johnson meeting at Westminster on Saturday,
which addressed by Gov Parsons, of Alabama, and
othcrs of that persuasion, cheers given for JcH
Davis and johnson.
IRE policy men attacked o Uhionist named Bell, when
he tired upon and wounded four of them. The crowd
aeward attempted TO take Bell from jail in order to
hang him. but we're foed by Unionists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
GEORGIA.

MARINE DIsAsTERs-GOv. ORR, 8. c.. DOES NOT Favor
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
AUGUSTA Ga, Oct 22.-The schooner William Gregory
from Cardenss for Boston, put into Savannah in distress
She picked up several trunks containing the clothing or
operate performers Letters also found addressed
70 Miss Mile Fowler.
@The steamer Kate reports spoke bng supposed TO DO
The Stevens bound TO jacksonville, Fla, which went
ashore on the South breakers and will prove total loss
District meetings being held IN South Carolina TO
urge the Legislature call Convention to provide for
the pecunsy distress of the people by preventing the
sale OF property for debt.
Greenyillc II. C.. paper denies that Gov UT iaVors
the constitutional Amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


LIVERPOOL, Monday, Oct. 22--The Cotton Market
is steady with sales to-day Of l3Oo bales Middhng Upands
quoted at Isl pence.
LIVERPOOL Oct e2-Evening.-The Cotton market is un
changed; Mdding UpIands, l5Id.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22-Eycnng.-The market for 1ahow 10
firm.
MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Monday, Oct 22.-The Money Market is quiet
Consos for money, s9.
LONDON Oct % eyening-Thc Money Market s slightly
easier Consols, SGT
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the prices for American securities;
Fries Ot Illinois Centrals ut United States sos g.
The following the closing prices Of American seeuresi
Erie 5Ol; Illinois Central 5s3 FiveTwenties o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
NEW-H1VEN.
TIE PEABODY GIFT TO YALE COLLEGE.
ann M ~ rak raIBuyY.

NEw.HAvEN Oct. 22.-The Workingmen's Union
of NewIIaven held enthusiastic meeting and nominated
dstinctvely Workingmen's Ticket for town officers
large public meeting held this evening to and the Anne.
rean Missionary Association in establishing Normal school for
freedmen near Fortress Monroe d. Kirk Of Boston Brig
Armstrong the Rev Dr. Bacon the Rev Mr. Eusts and Others
addressed the meeting -
me Palladium this morning announces tue muncent dona-
ton of George Peabody Yale College The particulars
follows The Prof james ID Dana the Hon James
Dxon the Hon Robert &. Winthrop Prof Benjamin Silman
Prof Genrge Brush Prof o. G. Marsh and George IL Wet
more 5000 are 20 Immediately expended 10 the erection
of buline 20 be used a Of natural history $4,000
are 10 be invested until taccumuas 10 sO0NO which sum
h 10 be- uscd In completing the museum years hence 5000
are In h devoted b the care the Museum and increase Of tie
collections three OF the amount being devoted 10 roo
ov trecseyenths geology and seventh 10 mineraogy
No o Than four B bes the board s. all De neu bars
or tie College faculty Tic Governor of 'onneetout y Ia III
tho neat vacancy lie Boan ard ,ohua c forever aeFWaa
mtultr Il sn,C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
GREAT BRIIAIN.
THE CASE OF THE STEAMER ToRSADo-ADvIcE OF TIE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

THE CASE OF THE STEAMER ToRSADo-ADvIcE OF TIE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
1t is stated that in the of the British steamer
Tornado seized by Sp0in French Government has advised
that Of Madrid 10 admit their mistake IN scing the vessel 70
indemnity the and cTe~, and make the most ample
apology.
THE INTENDED PROSECUTION or ExGov EYRE
The amnicn Committee appeal the public for
the sterling for thc prosecution of ex Gov
Eyre They had specially returned the services Of Mr. Cole
ridge Queens Counsel for the prosecution.
TIE P0RTSM0C til FORTiPLcATI0Ss.
II stated that the Engineers O the War Department had
decided alter the construction Of the Portsmouth oriheaoh
combination Of granite and iron 10 one entirely IRON OF
the most massive character
TEE NORTH ANGLICAN PRovTscEs AND rRR cosrkDEhA-
TON.
The delegates present in England from the british NORTH
American Colonies had been entertained at banquet by tho
British North American Association Most Of the speakers
strongly in Of the Confederation scheme EaTt
Canayan Secretary Of the Colonies declined, however "
himself the subject He promised the matter should
have full aud careful attention OF the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
ITALY.
THE TREATY WITH AUsrRIA-THE QuADRILArEhAL
OCCUPIED BY THE ITALIANS.

A summary is published of the treaty Of peace be-
tween Austria and italy IL contains points OF moment BE-
yond have already been published Notifications were s
changed ON the 18th Vienna The Italians had completely
occupied Peschiera Mantua and BorgOiorte.
LIBERATION or POLITICAL fRIsONSn-
At the request OF Gen ReSe all the political prisoners IN
Venice set at liberty on the 18th.
ARRESTS PALERMO.
large number Of arrests were reported TO have bfen MADE
Palermo Of compromised by the recent dsroAhc
TRIAL OF ADMIRAL PERsANo.
The italian Senate had been conyoke and ives holding secret
sessions for the trial Of Admiral Fersano.
Loss or TROOPS AT PALERMO.
II has officially stated that the osof the Italian troops
Palermo during the riots amounted to 700 killed and
wounded
THE BALTIMORE CATHOLIC COUNCIL
telegram from Rome, dated Oct II, dspafes,
dated Baltimore Oct has been received here from council
ArchbshOps and forty Bishops in which they salute
the Pope and express wishes for the preservation Of the ancient
rights OF the Holy See
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
VENETIA.

FLORENCE Monday Oct. e. let&
The plebiscitum of Venetia has resulted in nearly
unanimous vote for union with Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS OUT.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 22.-The steamships Erin and
NewYork both from NewYork October arrived out on
Saturday.
The steamships Saxona from NewYork October and tho
Damascus from Quebec October &, arrived out to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 22-Evenne-The ship Daniel Webster,
from London for NcwYork has put into Queenstown dis
masted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
PRUSSIA.
A DIFFICULTY WITH AUSTRIA SATISFACTORILY
SETTLED.

The Prusslan CABINET nau tuuItsseu REPRESENTATIVES,
10 Austria in reference the arrest by the Austrian auho
Ties az Altredeck of Hungarans who formed portion of
Hungarian Legion. The Austrian reply BY
telegraph that the steps had been taken
for carving out the contained in the treaty.
and no mpeiment would he offered by the Austrian author
ties 10 the return OF members me Legion homes
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AUSTRIA.
THE EMPEROR's

THE EMPERoR's AOvEMESTs-THE HUNGARIAN DIET.
The Emperor had returned to Vienna from Ischia,
and for through bohemia In few dayf
departure the Hungarian Diet 90 bs convoksd
and the Imperial patent issued announcing that
goutons the Diet brought satisfactory coneiu-
sion the Hungarian Ministry will be formed
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BY STEAMSHIP,

HALIFAX Oct. 22.-The steamship China, Capt.
Herkey from Liverpool II a. Oct 10 and Queenstown Hth,
arrived this port to-day She ha 81 passengers ff
Halifax and In for Boston.
The China had fair weather. She bringt 2sOOo seIing'
She sailed for Boston AZ II clock
The news brought by the China unimpoant and meager
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TURKEY.
THE IysURREcTIoS IN CASDIA-THE IssuRGESTs Of
PERIYG 70 SUBMIT.

Adyiees from Gambia continue TO indicate that tho
insnrction losing serious character and the public
mind was becoming nppased II said that the leaders OK
ne insurgents had sent dputaon 70 Lth Pasha Offering
enter into negotiations for submission on condition that tho
conferences the subject should take pce In the presence of
the Conuls Of France England and Prussia and The condition
had been accepted.
TURKISH TROOPS N EpIRUs AND THEssALY.
There already 30 90 Turkish troops Of the line IN
Epus and Thessa and the further reenorcemopis TO
be sent rising OF the Christians Of those districts
silerpd imminent.
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TARGEr ExcrRslox.-Tho paril o,nren Guarl,

TARGET ExCCRsloS.-Ihe David O'Bren Guard,
numbering - nuskets went on er first annual yes
eray. Afr 0}ren aeg whom the Guard Is named = fore
OF The He& press The guard itself is maee ~ q
who are engaged IN Var.ons departments Of the tNaph
business Aeg sltug Tie various Offices 81 tEe oaiy OE'
uas Of this city tie party Fcli 81 EelcSpe GausA SA' h~S
good LILI,
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THE AMERICAN FLEET.

HAMBURG. Monday, Oct e lsSs
The United States iron-clad Miantonomah, and tho
other vessels of the American Fleet are at Hamburg
The officers Saturday, will be the guests Of grand
banquet prepared BY the municipal authorities Of this
port.
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BELGIUM.
THE ANNUAL RIFLE MATCH.

The great annual rifle meeting was progressing
with much spirit and enthusiasm at Brussels Large numbers
of English volunteers were present. t.f
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

MADRID, Monday, Oct % le66.
Spain has announced her intention to uphold the
temporal power of the Pope after the French forces
leave Rome
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE ~ vCT. 20.
MEXICO.

VIENNA, Monday Oct q 1885,
A steamer will sail from Trieste for Mexico forth
with, by express order Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph.
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PRUSSIA AND SAXONY.

BERLIN Monday, Oct. q lfoe.
The Prusso-saxon treaty Of peace was finally
signed to-day.
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FRANCE.

The Emperor continued at Biaritz He had re.
viewed the troops stationed at Bayonne.
FINANCIAL.
The Bose firm, closing At $50 The weekly returns on
the Bank Of France show decrease in eash OF over "o
francs.