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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
ADVERTISING OF THE CITY p.pERs.

Inc Chronieie, for political effect, or as
dodge TO conceal the Losses Of waning bust
mess, parades set Of returns 1t alleges it
has made to the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, designed to show that its advertising
receipts have increased during the last uarter
(since IL took ground against the administra-
toni and were largely in excess OF the receipts
OF any other city paper. The contradiction
to ITS statement is found in its own columns.
An examination of its advertising columns
shows that during the quarter ending March
81, 1.-THE quarter in which il claims to have
considerably increased its advertising) it has
experienced a steady falling of. This is not
only true of its daily paper but also of the
Sunday Chronicle. will be seen by the SUBJ
Joined figures, showing the lumber of its new
advertisements through each month of the two
Quarters:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT TO {

FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT TO CONSUL
GENERAL HITZ-A number of friends of Jno.
Hitz. Esq, the Consul General for SwItzer-
land. gave him a farewell entertainment at
WeIcker's last night, he being about to sail for
Europe, for a visit TO his native country The
entertainment was very elegant affair. and
the social commingIing of the most agreeable
character Mr. Hitz will sail for Havre on
Saturday. the Goth instant, and will be absent
abOuta year and a half He will carry with
him the good wishes OF this community aud
the hone for the safe return TO Us of so valuable
q citizen and so estimable gentleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
HELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

Meeting of the PresbyteriaD Assemblies.
ST Louis, May 1S.-The Old School Pres
byterian Assembly met yesterday. Tue open
ing sermon was preached by Dr. Lo wry. X.
S stanton was chosen Moderator.
The New School Assembly also met The
opening sermon was preached by DIR. Shaw.
Prof. Hopkins of New YORK, was chosen
Moderator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18

PosTPoNED-In consequence Of the rain,
the serenade to the President and members of
the Cabinet by the National Union Club was
postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
RoYs' LINEN SUITS
ID FOR S.
JACKET AMP PANTS,
SO. at
GEO. q. HEHNINGs,
my s-2t" Corner 9TH St and Mary aDi ave-

my H-g. Corner 9TH st. and Mary land ave.
CHEAP BLACK SILKS.
We would call the attention OF our customsrs
and the public generally to the fact thar we are
oneribg some great bsrgaipsiu
RICH BLACK SILKS,
Which we have purchased very recently at auction
Alse. en- hand, an elegant assortment Of
f0ULARD SILKS,
In light and dark coIors which we are pre,,-ad
..S ssan We eoEd have rrScgred them for
any IN pursuit OF DRESS OF the Kind COOKING ~ by
Al goods marked In plain hgurss at the lowest
N 10 deviation allowed.
mynsf M. sausTER rRo.
RYJ c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On FRIDAY MORNING, May 18TH. commencing
q Ii. Farniur: Of sf family dee iEss,
hmG ssespig naming IN part.
mAhosany and Hair Cloth Suite of Parior Furni-
Wal E.I. !. !. Marble Y. r TOP sea,se Table
Hair ard b1sk Mst,rsssss 'A'
Pillows, Bolsters, Bedding
Socs s ssas e hal M,ndOs SHADE
Terms cash. a'I
my Il J. @. MCGUIRE q 90, Aucts.
consequence Of the rain, until MONDAY MORN
ing kENr Nay ct ECU RE- fP cd
EOR sALR-A handsome English biooded
Il PONY. dark bay; very active: broke a.
and especially adapted for q lady 3 or Young HS
gents use. Price sioo. Inquire az 1896 street
north. my i5-st.
CUTLERY.
Nm INVOICE OF TABLE AND POCKET
CuILEkl Just received. Grades: Fine, medium,
viii be cold at Low rates TO close.
u.-ia JOHN =, ELyANs CO,
lint Chron. Con. Union, Republican
,iue Sstsssn m HEhIhSFc ana k
BROWN, under the name end style
y ul-E MOULDEN BLOWN.
has been this 10th day Of Nay 1850; dissolysd By
" my II GO. eGa'ss'' ~ BRoNwpS.A'
AN EXCELLENT BUGGY AND SADDLE
for ss nSs ana q s
efly Lord Lyohss. my l1eoSt- 80
lust RECrIvEp-A well selected steck Of
y imported WINES. BkANDlEs, and C0RDI.
AIS, sf choice brands, for msdieinal use; war
my u cost. La. ave, corner 7th street.
CENTS WHITE DUCK SUIT M.
COAT. vEsf Akp PANTS
One price asked. No Les en-. taken e urvx,va
yua. Corner 7ts stree, ana Nd ave
ATTENTION,
BREWERS GRAINS" 4
= '" 20 saw ''' = RILEY A sHINNs
corner Greer and Olive streets.
ny l5-dlw Georgetown, d. @.
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SECOND edition.
Z O'CLOCA =. n.
oOvkh NmkNf skCURaraEA
WARRINGTON. May IS. 1895
lay OOoke Il DO. furnish the following quo
auons OF Government securities:
sEw YORK pIRsr poA.p A,

coupons, lGsa; Five Tweutes, lsoa, 1O1 < ;
Five Twepues, 1854, 1Oi r; Five Twentes,
1865, 1Gs; Ten Forties. IS Seven Thirt,es,
lL23s; Certificates. lOOK; Gold. l2eY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.

HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.
in % on
Fancy; handsoms ORGANDIEs, GRENADINES,
FfouEs. cRAPE @aREfz, or any oihe MS ae.rs
BILE classes of Dress Goods should not fai to exam
band Of the largest stocks Of the kind nave .v e
brought to this city, and they have all been pur
and we are satisfied that are now selling a great
many styles OF summer goods lower than they can
becoming scarce and hi CHER in New York and PhiIa
delphia. W. M SHUSTER BRO
THIRD wARD-FIRST PRECIVCT.-Notice
is bereby given, that an Election will be hei !,
IN conformity with the provisions of the charter of
streets, MONDAY: the 9TH day of june me next,
for the election Of a Mayor, ono member of the
Of the Of amS three s
serve serve one year; and one Assessor for said Ward.
m: '''H Z: W %S %' al St2fe n p
VIM. FERdUSON,
II. J. HOYLE,
my Is REP Commissioner of Election.
FOURTH wARD.-FTRST PRFCTNCT-No.
1rox. Ge hereby given that in
Al Elseton will be held in the First Precinct.
between and strest: 0Gs ssss side 9Th
member Of the Board Aldermen ssrns st TO
of Common Council, to serve one year. Polls viii
open att O'Clock .. IN. and close at O'Clock .. m.
JAS y MOORE,
VIM. ii. JOHNSON,
my 10 thep.J COMM ssioners Of Election
FOE SALE.,A prime pair Of family HORSES.
Il, we'll matched; warranted sound and y
4p,etx and good goers; together with dou bic ISN
HA I'M ESS and family CARRIAGE All in S2A
god goo order laqnire at the Pennsylvania House,
ISL, pet, -. ana ON streets DyH-3t'
MACURE, THE MOST WONDERFUL AS
= IhOLOGER OF the sge, cures Fits in min
utes also, kheumstism Of Ion g standing, All yene
diseases In the shortest time aad no lance or
mercury used Also, cause speedy marriages.: ri Va
secret and free: Cure many other diseases too nm
merous TO mention. Give full satisfaction by Adj
m II ~-o e'e"oo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18

~ Ii IS stated that Colonel Paulding, Paw.
master. has been put under arrest owing to
oeveioPments before the Military Court exam
lining INTO his deposits with the Merchants,
National Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18

SANTA ANNA.-General Santa Anna is still
az Ehzaoethport, N. J., as the guest of Mr..
baiz, where he will remain for a few DAYS
longer, until suitable accommodations for him.
self and his Numerous suite are provided IN
New York 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
Slo TWEED SUIT,

DARK COLOR.
Makes good business suit
COAT, VEST AND PANTS
FOR els ONLY.
GEO. q HENNING.
my1S-2tf Cor. 9TH ST. and Maryla sveaue.
CBIGhEkING SONS
" A o 8.
ORGANS AND MELOUEONs VIM
Sole Agency. JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Penua. ave-. near 10th at
~ Thirty six assortea second HAND PIANOS
for sale or rent. my IS cost
TO THE BLIC
MRS. NJ. N. ASHBY
Has reopensd her Medicsted and Sulphur vapor
Baths at No. 333 G street, 8. Z. corner 18th
where will be happy to wait upsn those who are
In need of this must health fal Observation-Disclosures in
particular. / have also several vacant ROOMS
for rent, irithON board ercept TO inraids mis- sts
III T. COFFEE MOSES BATES.
TTON CTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 1O2 GRAvIER STREET,
NKw ORLEANS.
Strict attention given TO the purchase aud sale
OF Merchandise. Liberal advances made on Con
arguments. my Is II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
Death Of a Bishop.

Death Of a Bishop.
PROVIDENCE, May 1s.-Information has been
received OF the death of the Right Rev. Geo
Borgess., ID. d., and Bishop of Maine. while
returning from the West Indies, whittier he
had been for his health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Cotton firm. Flour
declined 5a1O cents; Southern, SlO.6OaSl6.75.
Wheat dull. Corn cent lower. Beef and
Pork steady. Lard quiet. Whisky dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18

n@ATTINTION, wORKINGMEN OF THE
w SECOND WARp;-A meeting Of the voters
OF me Stc.nd ard will be held at Ap olo Hall Z
Bowling Saloon, On MONDAY, May II. az 81 gbt
cIock D. m Tor the puI pose Of making nominal
ny E3ts
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90 VIM. II. Johnson,
15 Rep. Commi ssioners OF Election
X EEP COOL KEEP COOLI
FINE ICE CREAM 50 PER GALLON.

The subscriber desires to call the attention Of
ms friends and the public generally to his fine So
Foreign and Domestic FRUITS OF ali kinds. EY
curs1ons, Parties and Weddings furnished Al abort
notice. A call 10 solicited. " ''oi'
jobs W. RIGHTsTINE,
my Him No. 400 Mass ave. near iotb n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-18

Strict attention given to the purchase aud sale
OF Merchandise. Liberal advances made on Con
giRpments ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25
F Qnfpra6e unib FAINT
t d rid 8prfAriften ees
heitSratbes.

/ ereF
SIN auftrase 6es @efunbbeitsratbes
bon Der Sta6t gtai6niqe lnnen Die llns
ter3ei9neten, ais Die boasietenoen 8e.
dnifen oes @efnn6beitsratbeS, Gle, bic
8enobner bon Naibpiae Elm, NIT ibnsti
gerneinf6aftlt6 our Undertaking aIIer
i9dbli9en @infliiile anf Die 9eiunobeit,
iopie aller 1lrla@en gum Sluabrud elmer
Gpioentie binSHtpirfen. iisTsiia
Wfait beabfiGfigt tidt, WaBregeln su
lltrefen, tpeI6e ben 9iirgern grDbe Soften
| perurfa6et tpiirben, fonbern flur ieosn
Betpobner aufauforoern, oaS @eeignete
gu tbun, nm bic bon linen bepobnten
&auinIi1 feiten.tii 9iltent 8ulFan6e Der
Er0teiHlidfeit 81 balten. @s lift ,nidt nos
| tbig, cine tuifienfAaftli1e 9a6tpeiiuna
bon Der SShd6Ii@feit ~ geben,
tpel9e bumpfe Keller, 9lnbdufung bon
Mbfduen aller Qlrt, in Den S0fen uno
iiberboae 9lbtritte auf ben @efmlobeits>
5aitanb haben rniifen 1trO me Elm 'uns
reiniih gebaltener Srt cine Quelle Der
@efabr fur bic sanae SlaAbari@aft
lit. .a-.sI .,ssssss.s aalf
Sie 9eleraung Der &einli6feit bon
6ffentIi1en @labera anb @ebauben liegt
Der itabtil6sn 8eb0r6e Oh, Die Betpob<
ner Der 9toot bingegen babet threrieits
,br @igentBatm in fauberent 3uitano,
ME es Die @elnnbbeit Der Staot erfors
bert, III erbaIten. 9Ilen G1mub, Ser
nd in ibrenl Sau5 uno Sef borlinoet,
baben 6ieieIben in acknowledgement 9laeps
Su idaff.n, bon 100 CT bnr9 bic r66ti@
l9eu &arren ireg9ebfa9t iperSen miro.
BUR DeSiniieirlins Der Suit unOa3er>
it6rung iibfer 9@eriide, erapfeblen mir
ben @ebraii1 bon &alf, @bIorfdlf nn0
Gopperas (griineh 8itrjoO,. Son
bielen TT eriterer Der iuoblfeaFe, aber
ni9t Ser ipirflanlltes s@blorfalf 1T trr
niaf19er Sinfidt 6as borslslidfte @tit@
tel, ALIEN Der Yreis 1T 'b6ber lifto feline
9lnipenbung etipns untItdnblider. Das,
@opperas fdiuefeliaures GLEN ODER.
ariiner 18itriol) tpirS bon sSielen als'
6as stuefmd6ieite Nittel fir bieien
3tpeGs betra9tef.u Sin sBhiub banon
foItet 46 @entr; man loie es in gSal<
fer auf uuesiprenfle bic 20lInag iiber Die
Ylase, no I'D 9@niib dhB61ft, tueni9<
! @alione 8offsrl ISfs man # 8flnS
9obperes olIf. lGbIorfalf I0ie man man N
elmer 9Rildnnd BON @ffid nrrS gBaiIer
iin6 braude es ME Die GOpperusl0fun9.
Sen Salt itreuf man iiber Die Slate aus :,
ebenfaas siDei bis orsi @fal 6es' Mos
notg! Sober Baroer' miro oufoeferoert :
Dem @ciunbbeifsrath 9lnseiae su mad :
en-, tuenn elm Saus nidt rein aebalten
uirb, es lit Sic NfliGt zines Seoen,
oeoen ieinen Whbiiraer bies M tbun.
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nunssberfdie0enbeit,. Die fi5 spif5en
iibrt uno Der sDfaioritdt berdiiS9eteat,
i'm fur ben Gei0er Sibnng feines Mnl<
ties gu entbinoeH. Sas Gelu9 ipurbe
geudbrt unb Serr Sherman Elm :
# / m M tg nls Spre9er pro fem err
tpdblt. Scrielbe ipur6e beauftraat,
oas conititutioneIIe ENLIGHTENMENT su
unter3eiden unb benz @taats sSetretar
3u ii6erlenbea.
Seute tpirb bic 9egisIotur allseinan<
Der gebeii. 9ie MitgIteoer nebmert
ben Darif Oes Ip1alen Senne1ee NIT ii@
mad Saufe fur hire fat iiberllsal1 Ii9en
9lnftrengungen, @ube unb Srbnuns
autre1t AZ erbalten. !
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9etu6bnli9en Gor9falt bringen. Infer
2Otalberi@tet 1t alS Sanger nit mad
2enisbiIle geganeen ut1b fonnten mir ii
Der giis 9isnape aHs ieiass steae Be-
fonlnien.
R Sci Squire N1attbeips tam
elm Sail sur 8erbanolnua aeaen Sacob
Bryant, ei1en 9leger, ipegen nnerlaab :
tenn nntgang nit einem 6rauensimmer.
@iro fort9efebt. sS
~ IS e6arf teiner @eis
ter uns gu fageS, OdB tDenr toir nidt
aut unlere 3dbne stdbt seben, fie in una
Term Manos berfuulen anS 6aSlird Die
3einbeit Oss 9ltbens beroerben. gBenr
man tueib, OaB Oiels. g atafropbe our6
Die beilenben Gi9eniaaftsn oes 9os o.
oonts bermieben tuerben fam, iuer
pirb 9ipobl 70 bartnafis fem, safeIbe
nidt gu gebrau6en. 80
.EsfiffJ2a az4 - e4S
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SO tpurSe Bieranf an9etragen 6as
9egen 'ber @hfIefr6hreG bon Suntnler>
ftraBe BITS 5ur Ssfef1onltraBe an Belle
bilIeftraBe por;uhebmen, uno ipurbe Der
IiQlntrog nod benz Der Beri9t oes
Saheriuerf, @omites berlsien, .ange<
nommeri. as''s
.Das @Omite fiir Saiferuerte l9laet
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itrdbe bon $i9bs our Gpruce< unb bon
GpruceitraBe sur Cumberland 1Nllep
ziln0 SemunbranitraBe in llebereinftius
mnng nit benz guperintenbent sele9ti
tuer6e. @n9enonlInen.
a Cine @etitiott Der Serreii sSebr unb
&nns ,,eitl sSranie 5aus in NutfeOges
slobition" 81 erridten, tpurbe berIeien
un6 erldubt. = =. - ani
Ser 8orf@lng, bas betannte Belle
bue s@ebauoe", @igentbuiit oes Serrn
0tobert 8eitntiIIer, ais @@ulbauS fir
bic 9. g8aro nn3ttnnfen, fpliroe in bie<
Ter 8eriammluit9 eiiigereid1t, iebod
ni6ts 0ariiber bef1loiIens
Cine ifitereHante. Sebdtte entitanb
ilber bic ,Srage, Elm leues Nfarttbaus
nnSnlegen. Ser 8oriber bemertte, baB
es feline Slnfi6t fei, has has iesi8e
Marftbaus aufgeboben uno an BEN
YIab elm Stlbtparf erri9tet iper6en.
ioa, tuoau bieie @tabh IotnobI tpie iebe
anaeres berebtiet iei. Ser paffenofte
Mldb fiir cid Maftbnnsl bslnettte Der
gOrIiser fei 8rOaOfrdFe. Die Gin<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25
Meecrpers.@pl,rt.

~ @plf 150-150as
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25

re- gB dErenD 6es aoAi ~
bilIsf wgfanafkhes ibiilfsH tliss
iere 5seuflbe lille yntf9nsbigeiI ipeali
mir nldE aIIs SsabtleaiessiEes init BET
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25

gr. G9rsgs peg SER 8seorOer, batts
9eFefn StemtIg sa9!reldben .Sefud1t es
Lanoeg fl@ ~ Rerlpnefl EN- ,.in TIRE
g!osegnuh9 lnlt oe &c l 2 fAet1Selpe@
DOroe oer olaol stalgoiae ima'ronnng
gu brlngen.1et Sine belonoers merfipir<
coa9e grl@etahng DOT one 9elfrige olgli'9
III ger InoerbafnlBmaBt9 9:oBen 4n<
segl Sol@ef, one me9en unoroenflt0en
1elra9ea 3nr Serantnortun9 9e5o9en
lparen: 20 no maren t9rer 0rel5e9ns pe'
gen nn9eeuerAe91e'lens Dertia9l, Don PEE
neu 5tpet lrel9elprodeil inlreen, ane1rene
slner aagsreem nog als etmas noerlds
, ps s1 , y:ops.lle Soaal9 oepaeea pao
aln % geFraE ipl1foe. 1850 . .sssrs
Son oen upragen 5allten tleneil lbre
5 Str 81 . l,eo Il, ulio S a1rz 'mO
4pusIIenOle i2eilIgea soaaeit tnsts t9rem era
5eIq!erleh e9elGoeAIel PlepsTs psflalleu.
0t9s 'oage9en galen ito 9asDI MI Dem
ngI9.gen Igat9 peIls9e q ltaes ef9aoen F@
stuOien, inOsm fife Die iirrere struefur
Der Stelne an oas Sa9eslidt hrii19ett
peG0ea. g ~. ,aln.s;Aassa.l
i eNtres aIel 2oRn stauRhe y .19Ettes
S 20 gatten l'eIer N os oas Slas 9s9uae
aus 81 l1g INIT a1ren .gqaal'brtatm ,eer'
triis, nno luenn aud lbas enropaiide
9lei@9emI@ epen ,1est lfarf erldJutterf
u, 70 moate no@coe aeeoroer oletes
7 S ,e. nt@I aug gntlpulol9nFl8 gelfen
tallea NJ nno otlIlrte oen ourltl9en Seelen
w S ply az a.9 a! % s,ajpsIsr gsrnailge<
ssi \! 1, Es g sum Y segisslllp g slnd1sl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25

N Vile bieieni0eM ainierer
ouswdrtigen Mbonneittefl, Die nit 8abs
Inngem fit Oas lsbte un6 0as gesentudr'
tige auartaI i'm 9tifRaub inO, srbaiten
Die 8eithhd Ai4t ymebt 3agefaAOt, faIls
mir bis allnr /. 2IneAlt uiAf Jim 8elit
Der f6nIbenoeH Betrd9e iinD. Il itlal .ats q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25

gS Der 8oaro Der sllbsrmanntr
berfannneIte ff@ aeitern M6enb nm 4
llbr inter 8orfib csS W. %. Gbentbalti
esq, nm bic porlieeenoen GefAdfte dlG
perbnnDeIn. ~ ss .se@ !,
Ser @lerf berlas bic gerbanblungen
Der lebten gituns, tueI@e areeuonttteit
un0 III ben often geleat ipurben.
Der 8eriAt bes @alItrtdr 20 oHettors
,efofe cine Gianabnle bon @4 ,182 SO,
fiir Collection bee GeIbee 800 .15,
bIet6f S3,97370' fir Sletto. Ginnabn1e.
Scr Mntrae, bic GdgraibEt in Der
q gBorb aus Ser GOrporation 81 f@afs
fen, iuur0e BEN gonlite fiiT oae 0mer>
bsbartement iiberesbsH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-25

/ H G,ieieai9en unfsrer
atter1 Bic i6nfefe geilihs &aBssnb
Der Sibung ber 9se:sIatur ourd 0teprd<
iententen erbolten bqben, un6 bic bies
lelbe fetnet 1piini1en, molten iins ees
f1ligft 8elteIlungen unb Betrage per
Bolt anaeheit 1diIettsf ssFF3 s1
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a0duiDtallgStg iIlIss88la9
300 Suiltnle 1ais233O,

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ttollal Sant, oas ubrt9e N 9reenoaGs.
asSltnoeroar@ nor e, pap Der ooer oteg
Slebe aberia9eis Dap IN etiser sSeparafs
Sdublace m benz S9rant Der S9llllel
r9 befano lgo batten Der ooer 6 oae Olepe
IN oleief SGgblasf no9 etlp9 $500 IN Il
Den fonnetl. ,,,,x - ~. =, s.soa !,
Oer erlfe 1eroaegt net am oen m Der
Sffce altqeifellten seorfer, Der. fr't9 nm.
s9oE9en 1ncoef 1free gepelsn nar 'aao1
letfoem fd9llnlpt 9aIEs ls9en iallen: Oie
oeamten naren IN ger 9emo9n9eu go
Deleh, zen SgtnIlei Sn y g S' "
etner altea sEaoaFsfll1e jhl nsriOa9ren y.
pane Der PorIsr Pogl SlIau9 na@9e' !
ipalrf, no Ger sSerll lt nar.s ma
Ei, -. "a d. .o,,9. ~ 30,ssf:
n - .DoS sllopo'tsanr pp..5s.
eeSps N lI s9agt l 9 pG osaeg. 9e9sn:
s soass' aas ,1,,S re MnI; S
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 26-Another bond robbery
was committed in this city to the amount of
$4,000. Payment of the bonds has been stopped
and reward of LOCO is offered for the return
Of the property.
Another meeting of rent-payers was held last
night in Houston street, and an association
formed 10 resist extortion by landlords and house
agents.
The mass meeting in Brooklyn last night to
give expression in favor ofthe Presidents recon
struction policy was very large one. Among
the Speakers were Major General Rousseau Of
kentucky, John VanBuren, Mr.. Dawson Of
Georgia. and postmaster Cleveland of Connecti-
cut A letter from General Dix was read, en-
dorsing the objects of the meeting and expressing
his regret that prior engagements prevented his
attendance.
The deputy health officers report this forenoon
shows that there have been twenty-three new
cases of cholera admitted to the hospital ship and
two deaths, since last report
A communication from DR.. Swinburne' health
officer to tie Board of Health, states that matters
are progressing favorably. the disease assuming
milder type. The increased number Of admis-
sions to the hospital ship was occasioIed by the
sudden Oh ange Of temperature, it is supposed
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27


PORTLAND. Me-, April 26.-The steamer Nevada
from Liverpool llth. via Londonderry 18th. ar
rived here this morning with one DAYS later news
The German question remains without change
and the panic in the funds and cotton continues
The debate on the Reform bill commenced in the
House Of Commons last night Gladstone moved
the bill to a second reading. and urged its pas
sage. Earl Grosvenor moved his amendment to
the bill. and for postponement of its consider
alton. Lord Stanley seconded the amendment.
when the debate was adjourned
The Times city article says: The panic in the
Stock Exchange become more general yesterday,
and nearly all descriptions of foreign speculation
securities closed at further disastrous fall Three
failures have already occurred in the Stock Ex-
change in connection with the approaching hall
monthly settlement. There was little more bu-
siness in the cotton market yesterday but the de-
cline since last Friday has been equal to ID. per
pound The last report of the price of cotton from
Paris shows a relapse of IS.
The reports from the Paris BOurse are that the
Credit Mobiler company have again been large
sellers of all their principal securities On this
account the apprehension of war have greatly in
creased.