The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-02

Of frontage out Of sxteen taking depth Of from Ay 70
sixty feet for distance Of fourteen hundred feet the
expense Of which viii range from 70 two thousand
dollars par MneA foot for damages for the fourteen hun
drsd feet cut from which assessments for benefit VIII %
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An election was held at Nashville on Saturday FOR MON
Der Of the State Legislature The conservative cano
date, Major william B. Lewis formerly an aiddecamp
TO General Jackson and subsequently his secretary "ss
elected over the radical candidate by 1900 majority
The election at Memphis resulted In the triumph OF the
conservative candidate by q large majority.
despatch from Hamilton, G. W., dated on Saturday,
states that the Thirteenth battalion mustered out Of
service on morning. but Immediately afterwards re-
ceived orders to assemble again this afternoon, at two
O'clock and that all the volunteers in the province had
been served with the order Much speculation ~
to the probable INDUCED although no alarm
manifested
The Easter services at st. Paricks cathedral yesterday
were very impressive Pontincal high celebra
ted by Archbishop Mcloskey assisted by many other
clersymen sermon on the suerinss and resurrection
Of Christ then preached by the Rev Father Mcguire
and special Pspal benedcton pronounced In Latin by
the Archbishop.
Tho morning and evening services st Trinity church
were attended by unusually large congregations The
church decorated with flowers IN commemorson OF
the festival Of Easter and the music both vocal and
instrumental, was remarkably One Two sermons were
preached by Rev Dr. vinton who assisted by three
other clergymen in performing the ceremonies
Rumos Of the strongest kind In circulation relative
TO Stephens, the Irish Head Centre being in
New York, but nothing certain 10 known. It
is believed he has left Ireland; but no one
at headquarters the Head Centre knows whether
he has or not The RobertsSweeny leaders expect TO
have sufficient ammunition as soon as the adherence Of
former O'Mahony circles gives strength to the
military exchequer All clamor for fight from Swoeny
There army officers recruiting throughout Jersey
The General sweeny Circle Of Jersey City have meeting
tomorrow evening in Franklin Hail. Montgomery street.
the European steamships which may be expected to
arrive within the next few days The Hamburg
steamship Bavaria, from Southampton March 81; the
Inman steamer City of Paris from Queenstown March
%; the Montreal steamship Damascus from London
derry March %; and the Cunara steamship Cuba from
Queenstown March Is. Of these vessels the City OF
Paris, splendid boat, making her trial trip,
will probably arrive FIRST and should reach this port TO.
day.
The brig Derby which arrived at New Orleans the
31st ut reports seeing off Correntes screw steamer
Of eight hundred tons bearing the Chilean flag.
Mrs Jefferson Davis Is expected at Washington to
seek permission to have interview with her husband.
She passed Memphis route up the Mississippi, the
3lst ult., accompanied by her husbands former
rotary.
discourse the spread Of Christianity in the Bur
man empire was delivered yesterday at the Macdouga
street Baptist church, by the Rev. Dr. Kncaid late mis-
sionary to Burmah from the American Baptist Mission.
Edward Russekammer, jeweler. at No. IS Coles street.
Jersey City, died suddenly yesterday Of congestion Of the
lungs.