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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-16

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, 1866-01-20

Stefnwetz bis son, Henry Dinges, his son-i
law, John Dinges, brother Of Henry, and
another man, whose name VIC did not ascer-
tain-Were instantly Killed.
John K1el, George eteinwetz, and an old
man sevepty-dye years Of age, the uncle oi
Jacob steinwctz, were seriously wounded.
Jacob Steinwetz was killed By stick Of
wood, which broke his neck
Nifchac1 Steinwctz wns literally blown all
TO pieces, his head being severed from his
body, and his flesh and limbs scattered IN all
directions for a distance Of two hundred
yards, portions Of his body actually hanging
on the surrounding trees.
Henry and John Dlnges were also Killed
outright, as we'll rs the man whose name We
did not ascertain.
John K]ei was blown distance Of two hun
dred ynrds. and was seriously injured On the
arm and side
George steinwetz and the old man were al
60 severely hurt.
The funeral Of the dead took plnce on sun-
day afternoon, and was one Of the largest
ever seen In Warrick county. All the dead
and injured were industrious citizens and
good peighb0re, and their untimcly and un-
expected deaths filed every heart with sos-
row.
By the terrible blow, Mrs. Henry Diuaes
was robbed Of tathes, a husband, q brother
and a ther-ln-law-cnough, one would
think, to oyerwhclm her witt sorrow.
We have never before been called On to
chronicle such an accident from portable
engines, but We shall not be surprised to hear
Of many more, unless greater care is exercised
IN their management than has hitherto exist
cd. Anybody and everybody regards him
self as qualified to run portable engine, md
they are frequently put III charge OF careless
boys, who pay little attention to the water in
the boiler, OF to anyth1ng else. So long IS
this is the case, explosions may be expected.
, 1866-01-20
MEXICO.

Important Republican Succe<s--A CttF
Cnptured-S11ver Mines In the Hands
Of Juarcz-MaximilIan Position
Crf1ac&1-PresIdent 1ohn4on,s Mes
Sage, dtc., &c.
new YoEk, Jan. 19.-Ihe 1trdlls Ven Cruz
correspondent eend- intelligence of Republican sue
es1 ., :hsass TSrS e
had been capt ured By the Jua1tts under Muno1 and
Marshal Bassaine, With all the Imperial troops at
bard, haa started 1tom he ct1y of Mexico to
apparently well fonDdet- that 4 couple OF valuable
filser mines have fallen into the hands Of The Ju
HTit1s.
The fighting in tbe interior appears to have re-
sM'fed SO far nnia1ornhly for the Republicans, but
all accounts unite the point that the poslbn ot
Maximflfan IS most critical one.
had aruycu At Vera Cruz, and proceeded At o1ea to
tho city of Mexico to nit with Marsha1 Ba:aIne
on !he subject Of 1he existing relations between the
Latest ndyices asafe that he VAS preparing faf
rresiden1 Johnson's message had been received
tn Nifo Gig Mi, feeling seliet that a1 ~;
Ihe ven cruz psper. regard The outbreak Of thoe-
tiilet between tic United Stales and Fs1nee as in
ctitable and only 9 question Of time.
New onlkAsH, Jan. 1G-Veza cFuz adsfces Of The
The earthquake WIS felt ali the way from tho city
Of Mexico to Vera Cruz
The Imperial Government was preparing for
vigorous campaign in Northern Mexico.
1etters from Vera Crnz say 1t Is understood and
credited there Tint the French and other Imperial
troops will be withdrawn from ,hc se7craI States oe-
cupied In part by Them. and concentrated at the
thy Of Mexico, snn Luis Po1otf, and Ortzaba that
the States Of sonora, sIna1oa, Durango. Chihuahua
diately. On the PaciHc side, Na1stIsn sHd one
other port will only be- held The French ansho11-
Ties are constantly tentns large tunas OF money OUT
OF The country, ia specie, to France. The news.
paperr at Vera CEux have be- officially prohibited
flom publishing correspondence sent to tho Unl:cd
statet rclattp. 10 Mexican Affairs. Only the official
paper is allowed 10 publish anything about The
fuaffrr-
, 1866-01-20
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE,

Especial Despatch to the Ch1cago 1tsbuue.l.
FRASKroRr, Jan. 10.
In The Senate the special order hejns an act to
tahtsh a criminal court in the 9th Judicial tCoy-
}pgton D,str1ct vas PISSED. 1t provides for eject.
ing Criminal Judge and Transferring criminal
cauHes to The docket Of this Court
mr.. Dudley offered resolution directing The Jn-
dieiaty Committee to report a bill to amend the
charters Of petroleum and mining corporations. so
that they eha1l only have power 10 condemn the
right Of wuy and not to take lands for mining pur-
poses without The consent Of the owuers. Adopted
A message WIS received from the t;ovc1nor NOM
mating Mai. Gen. T. L. Ctlttenden, OF franklin
county, a. 1feasun Capt Neal having 1e4Igned
On account Of the SenAte's retusnE to confirm him
The domination Was coufkmed-yeas IS, uays l.
MerF1x. Cochran, J. j. LAndr1m and Morrow Ncre
appointed PAT OF the joint Committee On Freed
mems Afsirs.
Adjourned.
In ihe House Mr. Va1unn, Of the Wars and Means
COMMITTEE. rcportfd bill 10 increase the salary o
The Governor to f5.000 per annum after the e1prn-
wna made the Fpeeaa1 order for Tuesday next.
Mt. Bnrchett. Of the Committee on Military At
fatrs reported bill providing for the prueurast1u OF
rolls Of The troops Nhp served In the Mexican War.
Pazsed.
Adjourned ...
The whole day wae spent in both honass In local
legislation. The Speaker Of the House has Issued
writ Of election to fill the vacancy occastoned ny
the ourting Of 1ln6er Barber. the Representative
from Bath county. The election to take place on the
SfSt Inst.
, 1866-01-20
FROM NEW YORK.
Heavy Robbery-The Adams Express
Eobbery-The Otero Murderer CoR-
yJctcd-ArrcEt of HobbeFs-The Sole
djerx Lo>t by the Steamer Gen. Lyon.

Heavy Robbery-The Adams Express
Hobbery-The Otero Murderer Com
yjctcd-Arrcgf of Hobbers-The Sol.
iIers Loaf by the Steamer Gen. Lyon.
NV YonK, Jan. 19.--This morning Ja1nes Ter
IN H. sng 7; IF ts
despatched 10 tnis city with $l1,00u ia treasury
Doics and &sO,UtO In cnecks. for cxchapge In The
rs1k haas A1e5 1f. ,ea.iRe ne fte:ooa and wht!e
ped BY two men b butchers cart, one Of whom
instantly jumped 10 the pavement and ttzuck him
acro*s the face with pistol, knocking him down
anested. The CIti1ens1 Iank oaels d, ,co0 rew3sd
for the recovery Of the money.
and Thomas Clark, Who rubbed the AdAms Express
several Days sgo. were brought hesore the Superior
Court at Bridgeport, on bench warrant, and put 10
not guilty. and we're each required 10 gi,s bonds In
the Eum Of fa5 000 for their appearance before the
superior Court tor trial at some fotpre session;
to tail to auatt their trial. which will probably take
place at the March Term Of the court.
r. y. Foster, formerly Superintendent Of the
ion. 4. G., and whose addrezs Is box It'd. Whining.
ton Poet-oflce, \. G., publishes n the city papers
list Of the paroled prisoners and discharged sof-
dters who were lost on the steamship General Lyon
Charles and Louis Landaur we're asreated IN th't
city yesterday, nud sent 10 Newark, y. for cx.
amlnation, on chnfge Of being concerned in the
robbery on The 9th Of Last mouth Of ntnc thousand
dollarss worth Of jexelry, from the establishment
Of Baldwin In the latter place.
The trial Of Gonzales Fernandes for the murder
Of 0tsso: ~as concluded yesterday. Ae VS. foaa4
guilty Of murder In the first degree, and remauded
Tor sentence. The prisoner has all through The
trial pfesetsed an unmored md manly appearance:
On thi., the last day OF The tria be looked haggard
and an1lons, but betraEed nQ sign Of weakness or
fear; Du11us his summing up. the counsel for the
prosecution now and then turned and faced bin,
md On these occasions he seemed ratheE snxions
and turned his eyes In another direction When
the jury RETIRED he went attended by The officer. 10
The corIer Of the court room close BY the open VIM
don, and seemed to enjoy the fresh mir He said =
few words to the officer, and smled. He UNDER
stands Just few words Of English. So soon rs the
verdict vas declared 1t as Translated TO him, and
then his dark complexion grew ehade pale., but It
was only for moment, and be quickly rtgained his
Ordinary demcanor.
NEW Yonk, jan. 1N.-Wheelcr n. Defotest, m
old prominent Merchant Of this city, died this
morning.
The counterfeit cigar stamps case WIS continued
before the =. y. Eonmfksioner to-5py. Tbe testi-
mopJ In the case Was concluded and The parties H11l
submit points on Tuesday next
, 1866-01-20

On .t..nc she die i s1J heartJ breakfast and
atlsi prsyine wns dressed for execution; She nan-
.Irtt4d :hr mort tc1upu@ous ease u W aEfsngs-
careiulls psitod aDd even scat for oil 70 dress 1t
with. shozly before the time appainted. heF conu.
sel, Nt. Axtxhal1, tni&IeC hcr cell. ehe Greeted
, 1866-01-20
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS



SENATE.
NJ. WILSON oae1rd bi!l 10 restrict The feos OF
and imprisonment the e<aetion Of larger sum IN.
1e5 Any circumstances, which Wa referred to the
~. sEANER presented the petition Of citizens
Of all laws Of distinction on account Of color which
Tas referred 10 ihe Committee On the D1suact Of
M RAMSAY, Of MINNESOTA, introduced a bill
the relief Of ce1tatn officers OF the colqred troppa
for ser. ices betty The dates Of appointment and
nSseF IT. h1,,,i r. ST1ps + teeT gay toE Thai tlns
tials CT VIM Marvin, senator e1ect from he State
Of Florida. In doing 80 desire 10 sa5 that per
sonaily have known th,a gentleman tos NEARLY
during that period nna Tor fls loyalty 10 thc Gov
esunept ofthe Unated Stale. during al this st1ug-
ele, it Kises ne great pleasure to bear 1esii.
United States Court in The District Of Florida sor
many year. arc known to the whole country, Ris
ability a: judge IN the administration Of our laws
country but to the world. One Of the ben "osks
eytT pnbHeb d on admiralty funsdIction, which Is
ottel quoted In the cousts Of En- .1and vas written
Which concree+ Il 1,sc-cs bed a. bang neeees@Y m
.be stnate when they enter this bedy:"
Aier some debate, the credentials were ordered
to lie upon the table.
Mz: LANE, OF Indiana, called up the bin in seis-
tion to Pension Agrncies, etving The appointing
81 Il NJ nresenf. 10 the seere;,rr r. the ne.io&
md sf,inr in thc President sisn ;he -;ohf ~ 5cHn
ius tie pe5.ou di.1,css. A'e' ~'e f''4' VI oean'
ffnifie- the rtnsfa"rsti,n or 4ha sbo.s .r,1,soc,
she moruinr hour eTnirrds and t"p'ee''
The CHAIR announced that the bill to en2arre
mn fsis hi .sss .rcors[ tstoT ~, WIS III o3oe1'
~ HENnRii:FS ~ ind,,ns u IKE. .t 1.n.,, -,
nno.t,on 10 he 1nsasutr ePoke IL 'ensIo IN
hr: TREMBrI replied. and the question vas
1snas nnaer ~ E~tezns She,,1sIa 1,e IT, uues 70
vannah' IN thrre ycars in.scsd NJ fore1rr r. fs
fcnd1nc fhe eonsiderat1on ~ fhs snh;eet Tho
Seuaie nd;ourncxi. N' 1~S s"0's~>' Aa'
uousr
The House went Into Committee Of the Whole
or The nary appropriation bill
Ihs ho9ss d 3ss2esed 81 and ttsnek out TIE appno.
Leland, ad}oining lhe Portsmouth navy ,ard.
ny q - Tss ssssa re =:
la.on Referred TO ths COMMITTEES on Commerce.
bill regulating the compensation Of postnas-
ter va introduced and seiefsed 10 the Postofaoe
Arerolutiou vas adopted Inetructing the Con-
g of smeudinE lie sei F?ay i ISL, !: to e.
On Western w1te1s eaEsTIns P'odaee to ~ 'kes.
resolution vas adopted asking information
isosn the Secretary q toe Tseasuty - to What ap:
Beeu made p lie diisfent ssstes s9a fersitoties M
A resolution WAS naoptet that the Secretary OF
VA I9n,sa copies 9f sSsspondsnGe between re
q fne'n Il ,as army. 1slaiiss . plssesxlns @ @
cannon eaPtueo onfane Lee rebellion. al west
Point.
a fefoaun1n VA adoptea ma.fnfnns 9as me Ma1t
cltney o. 1tprans .nat not.qn o. ne feseone u"
Eetanse 10 etamp oot,es On "I1nen in.unnasn:s
~ ahe honse e Ifaseieoea 10 LIZ oleepa''on Of 1ne
/ D$%&x&F.
, 1866-01-20

A Jouue woman named Mary Ttke was charged
With larceny. Mtes Carrie Meyer, who lives At No.
8ti North Wells streek, testified that The prisoner,
who was employed as domestic in the next house,
wear from 4 clothes line, and appropriated them 10
her orn use. Hary plead guilty to the charge, and
vas committed fof trial In the Recorders Court IN
default OF $500 bail.
, 1866-01-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Planters and Plantations In Lou-
tAtana-Falue Of Farming LandA-
LoAscs bY the WaT-The Late Earth
quake in Mexico, Etc.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l8.-Geperal Hood has ~
turned tron hts northern TIP.
The planters IN lafayette, Ve1millon AMI Calea
ser parishes, IN West Louisiana, had opened q
system Of planting snall scale. The cattle in
te1r.t m that section ia very large and valnable and
It requiring only few hands, begins to attract
more attention than before the w1f. Plantations 0f
from five to twenty acres, With improvements. near
Eaton Rouge- have sold ior - o00; 800 acres near
Port Hudson, 1or 81 600.
n1nd Of oneiou1t6 % Of al tha ~ money eon,ne % iaso
the treasury, to pay all outstanding labitiles, in.
Guiding bonda. II Is estimated that the var had
occusloEed to the Parish or East Baton Rouge
loes Of over twelve naillona. Over thirty parishes
we're ralded oret during the war. t30. .uU,t GU wlu
not cover the loss. This L. the estimate Of the
Uaiub Rouge Adce7fistT.
Governor Wells has appointed Charles G. Jones
Commissioner Of DEEDS for the state H New
Yntt
, 1866-01-20

Condition of tho RtTers-Tfle <sra1tot
Prison Reverted to 1ts OsEnerx-Mll1-
t4ry-Reported appointment
Especial Despatch TO The Chicago Tnbupe.]
81. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.
There ia nothing new In regard to the upper
rirezz. The Mueonr1 Is the only one known to be
opcn, snd there Is nothing Offering whatever IN that
direction. This Mollie Dp1cr, advertised for 1eay-
enwoHh stnce 1att Monday, has withdrawn for the
present. ~
DR.. joseph n. Mcdowell, the founder oi Mellow.
ellis Medical College, known for the List four ycazs
Gratot Street Pieo1, has tegained possession Of
tte property, and On The let Of February Will open
surgical dispensa1y for the benefit Of the poor.
The United States Mh1shal for The Western Dis
trtct Of Mlseou Is in.tisuting proceedings AGAINST
InI2e nnmher OF persons who participated IN the
late Iebelon fnr The purpose Of condscattne thels
property.
lii currently reported that General JOHN Mcneil,
the man who caused ten gueIfllas 10 be shot IN re-
ta1Iation for the murder Of ono Union nsn, has
been sppotnted collector ot this port In place Of Il.
j. Howard.
, 1866-01-20
FRUM TOPEKA.

The kantas LewftlatuFe-A Soldier
IIanEed-'Ehe Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune]
TorEEA, Jan. 10.
In the Legislature to-day, lhe Committee On
Pupllc Lands, in the Senate, reported substitute
for the bill granting the tight Of way to the Union
Pacific Railroad.
Several ruimportaut local bills werc acted upon.
In the Aonse joint resolution VIA Introduced
memosialying Congress to amend the act estah-
fishing the Pacific Railroad and Telegraph.
Considerable time was Epent In dletusetng pro-
position to appropriate f1ooo to The State univer
tify. Referred to Committee On Wa}x and Neaus.
Wantccbee. son Of an 1ndian chief and soldier
bcen con,icted Of The murder of Wm. hastings, 81
franklin, about one year since.
1t f. the co1t,est day Of the ecason. There te 4
Eete5e 4! Qtm and wind from the north
, 1866-01-20

The PF1ce Naval Court mAru0s
WAsuIS07oH, jan 10.-The Navy Departmental has
officially p1unulR ated the decision oI The court uat
tnl In the Of Cupt- Cicero Pnct recently tried
on The charge Of neglect ct duty, while n comm md
81 the United stses steamer jamestown, In h1b.fu-
ally filling 10 transm1t to the Department the mus-
ter rolls Of that vessel required Of each eoznnand
ing ofeet: heaccused wss found guilty and sen.
fenced 10 be suspended from rink and cQmuand
for iwo ,east. and 10 foHeit q h!s leave Of
pension.
sscsta,y Nef1as in approving the findings &e.,
said ''if the Department has any hesit1iou ID ap-
proving this sentence. Ii would not be caused BY
The severity Of the punishment awasded- pc
elect to comply With the regulations respecting
muster rolls aud their retura mas heeome 50 com.
mon as not only to embarrass the Department, but
cause serious injury and loss to men. An instance
Of thls wa.. oceas,oned when a naval vessel rsnt
roll having been forxarded to tie Department great
delsy and suffering has been caused. The Depart,
ment regrets the necessity Of bringing 10 trsl and
punishment an officer Of the age and e1petienee
Of Capt. Price, bnt commanding officers must un-
desssapd that the LAWS and regulations for tha pro
lection Of enlitted persons cannot b. esaded.
farInity With bis eenteuce, from this date {1tthl
, 1866-01-20
No Trouble During she HolidAys-Trla

No Trouble During she HolidAyB-Trlal
OF 1nsurtectl0n PFiAoneFE.
r.? NV Yong, Jan: l9;-Ihs steamer Mentezgma
Isha1d WIS quiet. The Christmas holjdaJs passed
w!.hout any trouble. -
The special eommits1on to " the political prts-
st4tings on The I'D. Several prisoners had been
brought 10 Kingston By wEits Of Aaoeas corpus.
NAw YoHK, Jan. 23.-leite1s from Kingston,
Killed thirteen prisoners, while The government In
retuln ehot or hanged 200. Besides these there
was laree number E'1lea BY AaFoous md soldiers
In the inferior, Of whom no reports are made.
, 1866-01-20

Reform speech Of Mr. HFtE Eht-Pet1.
lions for Extension Of Franct,t.e--
Destructive FJrc-AmcrIcan SECURITIES
The Fenian Trial. Endcd-Sapo-
leorl'A New Years Receptaon-Ai1inncc
Between France and Apstrla-Mnr-
keta. Etc.
Pon1LASp, Jan. 19.--The steamer Soyia Scotia.
from 1lteEpoof ath md GFssocsste 5th, has arrived
hefs Ihs = ys days Gst stef h,s
great speech 90 the rtioFm question At Roekdale.
lie oppressed bis belief that Eat Isusse1 Ind taken
Jrars sgo. The meeting adopted memorial to
and voting 81 baIei.
of the ost oI yess. 1Se loa. Gs' Is es ape
mated Al E4Vo0oG. Thert IL little doubt bnt that
ii vas can>ed BY an fntendisH:
SAtteIthwalte's circular Of the evening Of the Sd
sayk: Sfnca our lust the market tor American secu.
rifiee has been ~ usual at ,hls time Of the year
vsrs Inactive. On higher quotz.one from New York,
Illinois Genital shares ase now quoted at i7H6z75,
ai.er .npro1fps, closed lat al & under hi weel.
Lospos. Jan. 1.-The Bank Of ENGLAND rsts has
been advanced 10 8 per cent
1he following L. the summary Of tho news de-
not Se, 81 srriSed: ''' VI ~" 4'Ae' WALL "~'
Tie Fenian trials concluded Al Cork On tho ID.
= Tste md
lou1ned to the A.t1Ees. and many were liberated On
hsll. john AcAfertJ and ~. Aackay, beng aliens,
they len he country, they would not be called for
,rial. These men were cheered through tho etreets
BY large eaow1r.
The British revenue returns for 1865 ne highly
satisfactory.
Napoleon gaze The usra1 New Tears reception 10
the diplomatic body, and ezpIcsscd bis happiness
peace and nas an augurJ for long day Of peace
and PROSPERITY Owe, the "otid.
Count Fayorney, second Secretary Of the French
Embassy at Washington, had an audience with the
A allianoe between France and Auttzia WIS
spoken o.
The Uourss wns nrner. Rentes, tSf. 45c.
I7ALr-The net Italian Ministry had been COM
pleted unde. The Presidency Of Ia Marmosa
The Pore received The congratulations Of tbs
md tatd il would probably bs the iast time he
could beslow bis hlesttng on them. he feared the
enemies Of the church wonld 70 to Rome alter the
departure Of the French truops-
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
The 7imts anticipates that BY next January the
Emperor Napoleon Will hare Withdrawn his troops
from Mexico AID from home.
Official returns for the week ending Dee. 80, show
large increase In fresh Of the cattle dlsea.e
| For The previous week the number uas G,a3G and
In the last week Of December It sIas 7,6aa
rays few pertons now doubt that the main c,use Of
The condition OF our money market IL to be found
/ in ter1es Of unlimited conslcnnents Of goods
other produce. the receipts being far below ins1ead
OF above the ufual quantities.
MANCHESTER. Jan. 4.
Bar4ps7ur7s-aeavy. Isht inquiry, and prices
weak.
Gn41s=Wheat yery du!l, and Il bus partially dc.
'l9st dsslns: qt5sa, o. ea@sss q: au,.. =.
Co. md Kir!4nd Atbya 4 Co. and Others fepost
, 1866-01-20

Nkw YonK. Jan. 19.-Ihe Herald Washington
N NspeeIal eass Wm; g. Eyant, nse Lieutenant @ oi the
Is witness III the trial Of Gen Mercer, now pend
ing at Savannah, for executing seseral military
psepers jutt before the occupation Of that city y
1854 Just before the gedelal occupation Of Sayan-
nah, Mercer rode oyef to the post prison, and or
tered tho summary execution Of seven Federal sol
dfcfs merely to prevent their beiug recaptured by
our forces. The ueu,eDant rtmemhers ihe order
given By Mercer TO pc a. toliows: Hiring ont and
hang those damned Yankee soldiers higher than
nstnan ever hung, and send them to hell where
they ought to have been long ago."
, 1866-01-20

T4s OVERLAND DESPATCH COMPANY will
starts Mule Train from ATCHISoN Gor DENVER and
the Aannt11uk. FehTu1fJ 18th. For FAtes, apply 20
, 1866-01-20

A number Of fellows who hare been Ioafin4 abou
the Eaoout and low houses of the city for days and
weeks rast, without any E1sibie means o1 support,
were brought up before 1he magistrate to give an
account oi themselves. The trst one OF this class
was worthless looking, abio bodied vagzsntn named
Albert se1fon- lie and another fellow, who caTc
bis naue AZ James Murphey, were arrested BY Ser
geant Clayton on the charge OF stealing oTertoat
from the Rock island I4onse, The Sergeant stated
that though three were men implicated In the then,
they were not the principals. Sexton, he said,
came to this ciy on MoadaY 1ast frpnl Adrian.
Mich, IN company with Jounc woman who passed
a. bis vile. 1hey put up at the Rock 1.land House