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FROM NASHVILLE.
RanSr Sf An Ouahxsa Aneng the Ne
grs<s Unfs1nAsd-Ctrea alar frsn Ssere-
tary SEWARD.

RaRsr 81 an Ouahrsak Ansng tAs Ne
grs<s UnfsanA.A-ctre. .lar frsn ssere-
tary Seward.
NAsHvILLk. Oct. Is.
The runor of an outbreak among the ne
groes, which prevailed here Yesterday. wss
uufounded. Ii arose from the fact that q
and were promised liberty If they would con-
tract With Cheatham and Beach to work their
Plantations ia Miss,sslppi Their sanmary
into slavery. producing an excitement which
il vas feared would create riot No feArs
of vlo ence are entertained
The Unrted States Attorney yesterday re-
ceived the following:
DEpAsrsEyr on SrarF,
WAsHIxGToS. Oct II, 1866.
To the Attorney Of ta. rsited States for the Mid
die District Of Tennessee
SGs-This Department has received infor-
nation that measures are in progress for the
purpose of inducing ,he freedmen TO move TO
foreign countries, especially to Peru By
promises Of high wages and other induce
meats. There Is reason TO believe that these
promises will rot be performed, and that the
condition of the freeHmen voufd not, in
most instances, be improved by the change.
Il /. deemed to be The duty Of the Govern
meni 70 prevent them, by ali lrzal and moral
means. from being thus imposed upon. This
circular is addressed to yoa for that rnrpcse
With the assent Of the Attorney General
Tou will 90 anything which you properly can
towards causing It to be carried into effect.
am, sir, your ebedient servant,
lSignedl W. II. Seward
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Nrr YoRK. Oct. L

INV i IohA. OSA- H.
The Times Washington special says, | am
enabled TO say upon high authority that Hon
E. NJ. Stanton has, in writing, reqaested the
Prssid ent to relieve hin of his poGfipn ns
Secretary of War, and that Nr. SfaatM VII
be sent to Spain. as minister of the United
States, in place of Mr. Hale. Lieut. Gen.
Sherman viii be requested to assume the d.
ties of the War Department q acting Secre-
tAry ofWar. :
The Tribune Washington special says the
officers Of the Bank Of the Metropolis called
upon your cerrespondent this evening, and
utterly deny that any furgery has been COM
mitted on the Bank. No such person Is
McClosky, is known to any of the officers No
New York politician has obtnned 81, 900 OF
any other sum, from the Bank. They have
had no dealings with any New York politl-
cian- They further state that their relation.
with the Memphis Banks are perfe<tly atis-
factory and the above rumors are inveAtion
The engineer corps have been busy TO day
| surveying the land on 4sh street, about two
miles from the city, for the erection of = ne-
" bite House. II is understood that Presi.
dent johnson favors this location. The plan
not only contemplates . new mansion for the
President. but also the laying oat OF natiou
a park, of some 800 acres, worthy of the
national capital Of the nation
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Rnrtie Wlaxn 81 An Attenp - SeH~1Te hAa
City 81 MAaanesas ~ ~ AAsrsea.
Csrpss
NEv YoaK, OcA II.
Brcrnsville, Texas. advices 70 September
oath. gives an account Of an attempt made 70
canture the CITY Of Matamcras. By nm
American corps under the command OF Brig.
Gen. Ford. assissed By the gun beat CAnaco,
Can't. B. s. Osborn. The object vas 70 re-
lease Gen. Tapsa, the legally apPotnsee 6ov-
ernor of Tamerhpao. prisoner IN the hands
of Col. Canales. the usurping command
ant of the city. and pretending Governor.
The troops were to seize the treasury and TO
o.v themselves the sums long since honestly
aus them. and return the balance TO such Of
scer. n Governor TappiA might designate.
The com mand consisted of about one hundred
and seventy ave Americans and thirty Mex
leans, well armed. and the reinforcement
fror, cisize ns and Texan volunteers would
have sweiled the former to three hundreA-
the whole to be supported BY the gun boat
Chinaeo. mounting one IL pound ride and
smooth bore howitzer, which had no crew
.xreps eirht men detached to work the esns-
Though Can't. Osborn deemed the yessef IN
ht for active service, he consented to act
with the party
A, the time Of starting fearful storm p ,e-
vailed, and the gunboat was run agAin1 ths
Mexican bank, becoming imnovsoie- She
position In the meantime the troops
advanced and seized the P.Axa. the Depart.
ment Headquarters, the Custom Hsase, and
we're storming the jail, when from some IN
accountable canse the order was given 70 thll
back, when the troops rstreated On the
double quick for The gunboa4, wAsss Gen
Ford was lying IN The .rs0ps vsss snhark-
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Nkw DIX OcL+ IL.
A fire broke out last night about 10 0 clock
in the ship ehandlery ware house Of j. G..
Baxter 4 Son, 500 West street. which spread
RAPIDLY to the adjoining building No. 307, and
communicated with a large storage a.
No. 5os on 10th and Washington streets,
In which WAS stored large quantity OF cot
ton and other merchandise. These houses
adjoining the chandlery store and storage
store, were occupied by poor families. some
twenty-five Of whom were mporarily des-
,royed- The amount of losses or insurance
could not be readily ascertsined bat will in
all probability amount TO $4,000 Among
the sufferers were John J. Ferris, John
Smith, Slas Couell, liquor dealer, ard
Geo Crane storage merchant.
There was not single case Of cholera re
ported Yesterday.
The late terrible hurricane was felt in the
vicinity Of the Bahamas with the most de-
structive effect, the wind being more violent
Ia AN during any previous gale, wrecking many
sessels. blowing down houses and doing IN
.meaae damage. Large quantities of wrecked
material flooded ashore, and several dead
bodies drfted on the beach Many of the
Islands have not been heard from, bat il is
supposed that when fall accounts come IN
that the loss of property will be great.
kestou. for her thirteen nights IN New
York. one matinee and three nights in Brook
lyn, has received for her personal share. net
$aS.alp. upon whtch the revenue tax has
been dn!y paid.
The Hcru.d says 2s3 men. intended - the
nucleus OF gurllia parties in the interest Of
Santa Anna have left within . week for New
Orleans and Havana IL is expected that
more will leave during the coming week.
chiefly br way of New Orleans. 1t is not yet
known VIVA, effect the fall of Monterey has
had upon Santa Anna or his cause. but the
effect of the arrival on the Rio Gfande ot his
partisans, NAV be looked for with interest
The mship Quaker City which arrived
this morning from Charleston, brought Mr..
A. MeMahan, second engineer of the Ill tated
Eyeuing Star. Mr.. AeMahAn Was rescued,
with seven others, two Of whom we're ladies',
and taken to Charleston by the schooner
Morning Star.
Yesterday. on Fashion course Lady Emma
defeated George Wilkes in three straight
heats Time, 2:2T, 2.77A. 22s4.
The funeral of John Nan Buren viii take
place on Friday. the ceremonies commencing
at 10l o. IN. All the Courts were adjourned
yesterday, and flags we're hoisted 1t half mast
throughout the city. in respect for his mem
ory.
Gov Fenton has ordered . commission te
examine and test recent Inventions and I'M
provements in breech loading, and other mill
tary arms with view TO supplying the Ma
tional Guard of the State, with the bes
patterns.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW ORLEANS

Asse enabling ~ the MtsstssApDA LegAsla-
iars-Msssage Of the Gsvsrns--Hs En-
dsrses the csnssitaftsad AnsnA-
neat.
SEu ORLEANS, Oct. 10 :
The Mississippi Legislature met yesterday
in extra session.
The Governor, in his message, says the
necessities Of the State compel him to call
the Legislature together. No special emer>
gency. but the general exiesncy resulting
from the altered and disarsAnged cosditioa Of
our Federal relations and the domestic affairs
Of the State. He stAtea that the removal OF
the negro troops from the Ssate an1 asnsfG
Of the Freedmen Burean to officers OF the
regular army are the subjects Of congratalar
tiou: deplores the state of the coontxys an
dorses he Constitutional Amendment, but
presuxes . new reading of il viii cause its
rejection; recommends the admission Of NO
gro tessmuuy u I'll enunE reQnsssthat pro-
vision be made for tie edscafion ef indlgen,
children .f Confederate soldiers. and for the
relief Of destitute. disabled Confederate and
Ssste soldiers The other portions Of the
uen6nse ere parely local
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Bsosxsvn.rr, Fe1as, SGD Is

The forces under MAJOR General Hinjosa
and BrigAdier Gsnesal Ford, Of the Mexican
army, have joined, and are in camp near
Aatamoras, awaiting = supply OF arms and
aEn1unit,os. = wsA - , junetioa Of the fU-
ces under Cortinas and Trevino, which are
sald to be marching this way. When the Or
gauisstion shaA hare been eompiessAs they
viii It once proceed to attack Cansles, Who
is busily engaged in making preparations TO
receive them
Captain Osborne, Of the NsxieAas navy,
to-day made formal demand for the gun
boat Chinaeo, from Gen. Brown, commanding
the United States forces here. The General,
who has evidently committed some seffous
A2apdsrs in connection with this gnnbeat
llsAisa, informed Captain 0sborn Ass BE
should continue to hold the Chinaco until be
received instructions from higher authority
Ge0eral Ford aiso requested tha Ne Arms
should be surrendered to him, which was also
refused.
There can be bat htsle question, if Brown
had released the Mexican gunboat. that Cap
tain Osborn would have run the FIRE of Fort
Casales, and jotned the military fbec0: to-
gether they could have operated to advantage.
Yet i, is not improbable that before daylight
ts-morro~ the legiiimase LibefAl foeess will
guard is stationed .i the ferry, and . chain Of
sentinels extend along the riser bank down
to- Crosa Mota, m old easemated work near
the Lomar landing place. IL cant be long be-
fore something decisive turns up.
DRouxsvILfE, Ocs. IL.
Col T. D. Sedgwiek, has relieved Gen.
Brown in the command of this snb>district.
Capt Osborn, has made another formal de-
mand for the gunboat Chinaeo, but up to the
time OF closing this letter has received NO re-
ply. The whole matter viii be referred to
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MEApvIIIz. Pa. 0

MEAbvIIIR. Pa, Oct t.
The Express train which left here this
morning at 1;3o, run off the trick tive miles
this side of Union, Pa, and was p-ecipita.ed
down an emhankment some forty feet. Ali
on board were more or less injured. some
ten of the passengers seriously. Fhe con
duetor Mr.. White. the engineer and hremaa
were hurt very badly. The caase Of the
accident is said 10 have been from rail oas
ofplace. Had the train been running fast
there is no telling what woald have been the
result, but the engineer hAd slAekened mp fos
the purpose of oiling his engine,
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FRoH NEW ToRK.
Nr YoRK. Oct. II,

NV Iu3k, OCt. II.
Theodore d. Wright, ven known citizen,
died 1t his residence in Brooklyn yesterday,
from injuries received ffon Ie1Piag iron .
car in Jersey City, while IN motioa, last Mon
Fsess~ saess - - AuaaAs y cholera
yesesrday % The hospia.l sAip rspssssd-
The ssanaAio CaeA Rie.. kpa - M
for Ha.g Kaae sss.r1ss, sasssS1use1 !
hAY 80 o rscaving eenGo
BIZ dAnaG4 - - - pa hk e
Ihs s6R las4isa, RhieA saiIed % - NJ
fee 9aa Rraaeiscp, ~ returned naay. -
pnshahsa a
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FROM CANADA.

ToRoyro, Oct II.
In Consequence Of . rnnos that the Com
uercial Bank rad stopped payment, some
thing OF . run took place YESTERDAY. As the
Bank kept open till a late hour last evening
20 sa.isfy all demands, the excitemen. Sub
sided There is no truth IN sny of the re,
ports Of the failure or suspension of any Ca
madam bank since the suspension of the Bank
Of Upper Canada
QvEsge, c. E, Oct l..
Temporary sheds are being erected for the
victims Of the late are. Mach suffering is in
prospect Private iadIvidaals are ecntribu-
ting largely to prossde necessAries. 4 sour
kitchen mas been established Another mar
named Defoe has died from his lnjaries- Ar
appeal will ne made 70 the people Of Englanc
and France for aid
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BALrrxoRE, Oct II.
The Committee appointed BY the Conserva-
tive Convention Of last night to collect eyi-
dence agsinst the police Commissioners.
met this afternoon, preparatory to The pre-
senting the matter formally to Governor
Swami
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Gold clossa 4 llsl |. Esv Yosk ysuAa.
day afternoon.
There wss . ere IN Nev Yerk Taesda5
night Loss 500, 900.
No casss ef eAolera vsrs reported u Asv
York Tuesdag.
A rsesua ssvus eale ~ ths D1nn.
destroyed mseh sAipp;ns snd several lives.
-Rumors Of negro insurrection At Nash
vile, prove unfounded-
-Mr Seward sends = very proper circular
70 the e. 5. Attorney in Tennessee
For the views and feelings of the Govern
or ofMississippi. see our dispatches
For sixteen nights performing. Ristcn
has received se6,el0. Not bad.
The Herald gives additional psrticnlars
of the contest in Candia.
Lady Emma bea. George Wilkes
in race in New York on Thursday.
-Survey i, being made for . new Presi-
Dental Mansion and Park 1t Washington.
Santa Aunas 6llibusterins advance
guard has eft New York for New ORLEANS
and Mexico.
Mr.. MeMshon, Second Engineer Of the
ill-fated Evening Star, has arrived at New
York.
John Van Buren, will be buried on Fri>
dav. Great respect has been paid to hia
memory in New York
-Kirley, Hugh, Morrow and the Kempers,
are being tired before the Z, s. Court 8,
Louisville
Again il is stated that Secretary Stanton
has resigned, and viii 60 ~ Minister to
Spain. Gen. Sherman, IT is said, viii be
offered the SecretAryship-
The Bank of the Metropolis, At Washing
ton. denies tha, any forgery has been com'
mitted on it.
The war cloud still lowers over the East
ern world. The Turco- Egyptians have been
defeated in Gambia Russia seems to threaten
a contest with the Sick Man. The relations
of France and Prussia are complicated and
unfriendly and war IS prophesied.
The Prussian journals profess TO be pleased
with Napoleon Diplomatic Circular.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Secretary stantsA As40ean SAs Reses-
dent - Relieve AAA - his pssasAe0-
Cen Sherman - - AAe01eeseesr-oUr-
vsysng sAs GfounAS ~ nsw white
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Bosroy, OcT. IL.
The freight train from Portland vas thrown
OF of TIE track At Haverhnl this morning by
broken rail- Isaac Horn, engineer, killed,
Andrew Hodgets, fireman. supposed to be
fatally injured.
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October 18th, lsed, II Res, =. " Woeds. u ths
rsadsses Of Sohn q vansat. c1Aaxn sz1Ims Jr to
DAspu G. yAxsAxr.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Inazx xuratlsn - the sssAiers' OrpAA.s'
Hone.
PHILADELPHIA, 0c. l..
The Soldiers Orphan Home, toea.ed a.
this place, Is almost ready for occupancy and
viii be formally inaagnrated on Tuesday
Nov. 18th. on which occasion Bishop Simp
son, Bishop Of the Association. e. x.
Beecher. Speaker Coffax and others, are ex>
pecssd to deliver addresses
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.

axxssher Destruetfve Ftre-Tsrrshle
Hurricane IN the Bahamas IslanAs-
Ri~ori Receive. eae,SIo for sixteen
NfxAts- The Funeral Of John Van Ba-
rem to take place ON Friday.
Er-E Enpr Dc<
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TIVE undersigned. being an xious to change
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vhch be rrssd-s sod has re&ry thirty
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~ eessasfs Of abost 80 Of land ossiy In tbs
bss = 0Ansa bsesc0. fas srues tbs prss~nf y.ar
bss Of the quality sf the land The badinxs nearly
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bic asuatsoa- fker~ Eve hRner-t sprss
mcecsns - eesx afeaf thoasand grap~ riaes
saocf sxfy A-ad Of eate. mostly fkr-@ and soas
sid seeers that viii all With without the
v13a s~a ~ fhs s<nrh- crops fsrminx nt~nsss and
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Their tone and touch supeorto anything w. have
seen.-WA sHiEGToN INTELLIGENCER
We can recommend them " all our riiends,-N
sICAL REVIEW.
--CINCrNNATT GAZETTE. '''
They combine with rich and powerful tone
most strength and poWcr.-N y. LEDGER
We advise all our readers, wishing Piano rox
secure one Of these superb and populsrin srunents
TON JOURNAL. .t'.-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

FgVllIS MACHINES constructed on entire
- " new principles Of mechanism, possess
ing macy rare and valuable improvements,
having been examined hy the most profound
experts, and pronounced c be
Simplicity o'd Perfection Combined
1t has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
ton. makes the LOCK- or SHUTTLE
STITCH which will neither RIP nor RAW
Ill, and IS alike on both sides; performs per-
feet sowing on every description oImaterial,
from Leather to the finest Nansook muslin
with cotton, linen or six thread, from the
eoarscst to the finest number Having
neither CAM or COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as
glass, and is
EmphaticaNy a NoiSeless Machine.
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT, less pow
err to drive it than any other machine in the
market. A girl twelve years of age can
work it steadily, without fatigue, or iniary
to health.
Its Strength and Wonderful Simplicity of
construction renders it almost impossible to
get out of order, and is GUARANTEED by
the company to give eatire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with Il superior
article, TO come and examine this uNRl-
VAILED MACHINE.
But in q more especial manner we do So
licit the patronage of
NercAcnt TaiIors, Corset Makers,
CoctA Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt Han foe Shoe BInders,
turrrc Fest gDG D1utJl0On