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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-20

London adyices of the 18th inst. quote
United States 5-2Os at 72s.
Sterling exchange was steady in New
York yesterday 1104@110s.
Corporation checks we're bought by the
brokers at 15c discount, and sold at 100
14c.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 10th inst. as follows: $1,000 ex. cou-
pons at 7O!c, $1,000 ex coupons at zoe,
$4,000 ex. coupons, Sd call, at 7O4c $780,
600 new at Csc, $4,000 $50, at 67ac, S1O,-
900 ex. coupons at zoe, $1,000 ex. coupons
at 69!c, $1,000 new at &c, $4,000 new at
674c, and $4,000 at &c. Virginia ex.
coupons sold at 53@554c and new at sic
North Carolina ex. coupons at SOC. Mis-
souri, bonds opened at 1881 declined to
1924, and closed at 1881
The New York Times says in its report
of the evening Of the 10th:
THE supply of money to the brokers is grow
ing easier, and the great dealers in the public
funds to-day had large balances left them, on
call, at per cent. On other approved stock
collateral the rates are SOS per cent, the inside
figure being about the rule of the street The
holders OF the compound interest notes of July
Is, 1864. due yesterday, to the amount of 3d.,
100000 or SAC 100000. are presented very slowly
at the Treasury office. Many of them are held
by country banks and saving Institutions, that
seem in no haste to collect principal and inter
est, although thelatter ceases with the maturity
of the notes.
THE public funds have not yet overcome the
reaction from the rapid and extreme advance Of
asst week There were more sellers than buyers
to-day, especially of the consolidated sos Of
lS65-67, and the 5-30s convertible into these
bonds. The pressure 20 sell, however. was not
so decided as to reduce prices more than 1994
per cent. Other descriptions were fairly steady
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
July -, compare as follows with the pre-
yiOus week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York Of
fee of the United States Treasury at these
dates, respectively:
July Il. 60 July Is, 67. June 6. '67.
Kat capt. $72 s07 700 $73457.700 $73 457, 700
I oeoI 9s0 S01 QTgsD 500 Ofo E00
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FTHERIBGE's APPOINTMENTS IN
EAST TENNESSEE.

Hon. Emerson E;heridge, Conservative
candidate for Governor, will address his
fellow citizens Of East Tennessee, at the
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JAS. q. OGDEE, Prest. Gas. T. WING. Cashier
PEOP Piles b n *,
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PARTISAN LIFE WITH MOsBY.

OfFluqler, Va, ate g. s.A
WIN Portraits q Colonel Aosby, The Field Ofncsrs,
ana Cspuin. ui the Battalion Map Of Mosbys
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Ir one voi svo Closh, BeveIed, e. 50
Tii- work has been prepared by the express sane
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], ia,is c0mqlete history of the achievements Of
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NEN SPRING GOODS.
HUNTINGTON'S.
No. 3 North Cherry Street,
Union and American Block)

New Styles Business Suits.
Double Breasted Street Sacks
Ladies and Gents Sole Lea
Their Trunks.
English Morning Coats.
Black Dress Suits.
A Nobby Sack Coat.
Childrens Garibaldi Suits.
Spring 0vercoats.
French Travelling Bags.
Boys School Suits,
HUNTINGTON'S,
mario tsp. No NOrtis Cherry.
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AsHvILLEANDNoRTHwEsTBRN RAILROAD

EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive al Nashville at.....-....... 80 4. n.
Leave Nashville p.
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July Il. 60 July Is, '67. June g. ST.
Nat capT..S72 ,s07 700 $73. 457,70O $73, 457, 700
Local So. 9,26250O 9O62.5O0 9062.50O
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THE CITY
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

AsHvIILE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
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NEW FIRM.

EWING. il. NJ. A. McCLAUGHEkTH.
Late Of Ewing $50. Lateof Evans, Fite a Co.
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ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

Laville's Gout and Rheumatism Pills,
Laville's Gout and Kheumstism LIQUOR.
Grimaul's Iodated Syrup Horse Radish,
Leras' Phosphate ofIron and Soda,
Aubergier's Syr, Lactucarum,
Lobaraqus's Liquid Chloride Soda,
Pilules de Blancard,
French Dras4es,
Raquin Capsules,
Perles de Ether,
Pilule's de Wallet,
Chloruro de Cal,
Purgatif Leroy,
sirop Anti Phlogistiqus,
DR.. Pierre's Dentifrice,
Vinaigre de Toilette,
Ali among the fresh arrivals at
aug10 BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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Call at n. Wax's
N EW STOR Ea
rnp TUE roTT nwINn ApTToTra

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
IA BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes.
fU 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes for plansiuRa
20 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
2 barrels Sauerkrant,
8 barrels Choice No. Mscksrel.
10 barrels Assorted Liquors,
-~ S. halt barrels Pigs Feet,
hslf barrels Picked Tongues,
3hslfbar Golden Syrup,
2 half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes Raisins,
rs boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
2boxes Candies,
20 boxes Candles,
boxes vernicelli,
boxes Macaroni,
boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
1900 Smoked Shoulders.
5kegs Fresh Western Butter.
6kegs Fresh Goshen Butter
8 kegs Fresh Holland Herrings,
8 tierces Lard,
kegs Lard.
Also, full asgortment Of Wines, LIQUORS.
bacco, Cigars, Orockery, Tin and willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX'S NEW STORE,
dec25: Opposite the Court House.
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.

TUsT STORED, the following brands, viz:
d 10 boxes Common wealth--choice virginia.
10 boxes Flora Temple-can't be beat.
25 boxes Grape Jufce-very Sweet.
20 boxes Sweet sixteen-so complete.
All for sale at the one price store Of
sug1S ANDREW JACK6ONH
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TlHE ROMANCE OF BEAUsINCOURT. bv the
author Of Household Of Bouvsrie.
Chandos, by Ouida.
Bryan Maurice, or, the Seeker, by Rev. Waiter
Mitchell.
Cecil castlemaines Gage, Lady Marabout's
trouble, by Ouida.
Henry VIII and his Court, by Muhibach.
The Bishops Son, by Alice Cary.
Far Above Rubies, by Mira J. H. Riddsli.
Elisha Magoon, or, the Old Still House, in the
Hollow, by Mrs Francis Dana Gage.
The Cameron Pride, Or, Purified by Suffering,
by Mrs Mary J Holmes.
The Last Days Of King, by Maurice Hartman.
The Celebrated Jumping Frog BY Mark Twain.
Not Hero, BY Mrs. Eliza L. Pugh.
Out of Charity, from Litte's Living Age.
A Week in a. French Country House.
Nora and Archibald Lee
Sowing the Wind, by Il. Lyn Linton.
Miss Leslies New Receipts for Cooking.
Just received at
July2 BEAIs BOOK VARIETY STORE
, 1867-07-12
FRANCE.
From the Daily TelegrapA's Correspondence
PARIS, Sunday morning.

PARIS, Sunday morning.
After a very exhaustive debate the
Corps LegisIatif passed The Joint-Stock
Companies Bill by a very great majority;
indeed, the Opposition dwindled down 10
Z noes against 224 ayes. The latter part
of the discussion turned on the propriety
of compelling the companies to adver-
tise the fact of their existence in, certain
papers, or of leaving them free TO adver-
tise in whatever paper they pleased, al
ways, Of course, subject to certain estab-
lished restrictions. The committee wish
ed that there should be a special organ,
for these announcements. M. jules
Simon proposed a sort Of register but
Nj! Roaher explained how much Bettefiit
was 1toeaiiow accompanies" to advertise
10 papers-provincial papers, for instance
which circulate where the existence of
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THE Undersigned intending to
leave the Island for a few months
takes this opportunity of rendering
his best thanks for past patronage
to the firm of ROCHE BRS. &
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dealt with them to liquidate their
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those who may have any demand
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Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT ~CHRIsTIANsTED:
July 6,-American brigantine George, N. E.
Perkins, New Haven, Estate Supplies
and Provisions.
1l,-American barque Antelope, 3. T,
White, Wilmington, Provisions and
Estate Supplies.
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among which 9 Horses-the one the
,oeH knopm "C.APT.4EN'" and the
other a good riding pony-and l
puncheon and Ii demJohns of very
good old Rum &c. All belonging
to said J. Wilkin Esq.
A List over the Furniture and
Effects to be sold may be seen at
Lawyer p. Jennings office, as also
at the Auction.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, 10th
July 1867.
j. A. SfakemanM.
, 1867-07-12
Lutheran Church, ChrIstIansted.

On Sunday the 14ih inst, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
, 1867-07-12
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from Bird to 9th July.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
A WORD TO YOYA0ERa.

The grand exodus 70 the worlds Fair Paris has 900.
menced steamer that leaves for Europe for
months 70 win be freghtea with passenger 1osnA
the French capital risasares no.evsr have tn s
ant lip. somshins diAagresabls u apt 70 nteryeas
this 10 seasickness-a malady which secne nut
small matter perhaps those who have nover fett ~
horrors, but ~ in reality while lasts ono Of ne
yerest physical Affections to which humanity ssoles1
10 It unavoidable evlf II has beeu c0nsadere4
but - not Testimony Of the most emphatic 80 unS
tmpeachable character shows beyond ali cay that 60
bs cured ~ from one % i've doses Of H0STkrrkkrL
peculiar and important property Of the great tonic od
ferative Of the well UNDERWOOD BY tho capnS -
steamers, and by the ocars generally Of our mere
chant mariner but 10 not as widely known - y Quot
who would be delighted TO viss tho great kxpcAoo 49,
could be guaranteed against sicknoss but Wa nav9
made up their minds to orego this spectacle ra1hsv tne
endure the orthres which they suppose 70 30
from y sea voyage.
guarantee these parties would be Sysroysd e ssssy
ARE PREPARED TO GIVE, and PULL CONFIDENCE
MAY BIZ PLACED IN IT. Every other device of uedtee4
has failed Of the desired effect but this has failed
hoover wishes To the Atlantic rumphanty wthoae
this powerful yet harmless antidote In advance
will either arrest the sickness at will cear II
stomach OF its contents and leave within the q
proof against any further AAcks Lei
the vessel pitch and toss as i the delicate osa -
dry land
As q tonic an aociimating medicine and ,safcguar9
against all unwhoesome Influences atmospheric or otAcrs
wise the Bters have reputation broad Al the hcmts
phere but their virtues a. specific for
Sold by all druggists and family grocers.
New York office, 81 Dey
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BREsT, May q, 1851.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamer Vile de
Paris Captain surmon, which crossed the bar at New
York, her voyage 70 Havro al ave o'clock In the
afternoon Of the 18th Of May arrived here the
ing Of the 9Th, making the passage in nine days.
This In the vessel IN regard 70 which an irresponsible
OF disaster circulated within thirty-sx hours
after her leaving this port II will be noticed she made
the voyage TO Brsst In On unusually short time, Ave
o'clock in New York being Just ten o'clock at night at
Brest-Ep HERArp.l
QunSsrows, May 2s 1867
The Cunarc freight steamship Tarfa, Captain Lang.
land from Nav York May Is, arrived here this mornng
the way 70 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON May 2s-2 r. NJ
The Hamburg American Company's steamship Ham
monia Captain Elers which lett New York on tho 18th
inst. arrived this port eleven O'Clock this forenoon
on the way 70 Hamburg
LONDONDERRY, May 2s-2P. NJ
TIE steamship HISTORIAN, Captain Dutton from Quebec
May 15 arrived here to-day the way 70 Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN, May 2s-2 P. NJ
Tho Inman steamship CIV Of Iamer'ck. Cau,ain al
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lips, from Nov York the .ilth Inst. arrived hero
to-day the way TO Liverpool
HAvRs, May 49, p. u
The steamship Fulton. Captain Townsend, OF the New
York and Havrs Steamship Company tAmerican Iins).
which left New York the Ilth Of May arrived here
on Wednesday last
LvgRrooL, May 28-2R n,
The bark Boeota, Captain Martini from San Francisco
January q and bark zanga. Captain Jewett from San
Francisco January Is. arrived 1t this port to-day.
Disaster nc Sea.
FALMOUTH, Eng. May 20, 1861.
The brig Johano, Captain Oesterman which left New
York the 10th OF April last for Antwerp put this
port last evening eaky. The extent OF the damage has
nos yet been ascertained
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: RA n cE.


The People in III Humor with the London
Peace Notwithstanding Supposed to be
Loss-Napoleon's Loss Of Prestige aud
Moral Combination Of Royalty AGAINST
Him-Napoleon Preparing TO Meet Them
strrtling Rumor Of Important Aryests-
Royalty On the Qui vive-The Prince OF
Wales-AmericaD Ceasributisns TO she Ex-
hibisisn, &c. go
With the exception Of tho Costsonnei and journals
Of that class, whose boundon duty IL to make every
thing which the government does appear 70 the best
advantage, the press Of Paris echoes the general seni
msnt Of disappointment entertained by the French
people 81 the result Of the Loadon Conference The
French people did nss want pr ~, neither
did they consider the hare territory ard fortress Lux
emburg a Of sufficient value and importance 70
bring on conflict; bus in the manner In which they
have been headed on and snabbed by Prussia in this
whole matter they feel that they have lost something
more than territory or fortress, and that large
portion OF their commanding position nation, Of
the prestige Of Their power and greatness has slipped
away from them sIsce Prussia becan to grow.
The L1et. Of the day following the announcement
Of the terms Of The treaty, very truly expresses the
general FEELING In Paris in The following terms !!
ssys:-"it was with sad and painful sentiment Of
mon what conditions p.@ a0ns s. eeep purchased
by France. Up TO that time there bad been
in the country two curreDts-a pacific and warlike
one since yesterday there he longer but one sensi-
ment OF sadyiess and humiliation, such sentiment ~
10 experienced the day following defeat II 10 felt
that France has left ~ London ne best part Of hersea
portion Of her credit Of her influence and people ask
themselves what need the Government had OF raising
the qaes aon OF Luxemburg was 70 bring u 70 such
nov eDsent II II was the desire or the government
beforv everything 70 make the Universal Exhibition
succe and 70 have In Paris the soveregns OF Europe
why did 10 RAISE this question OF Luxemburgf
weakened by the Mexican expedition 1t did not believe
~ Elf able 70 cope with Prussia why not have waited sx
ronths before throwing the country into these perous
4 Ing the question OF Luxembourg, counted upon The
condescenson OF Prussia Perhaps the Cabinet o.
Berlin gave some hopes which are not realized; ou
since the government would NOT follow Ia conclusions
the end why not have cut short the nesstaons vAths
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SrctiAl telEuWhW " tHc uEeAlU.
Popular Mevement for tho CommutatIon Of
the ssnteacos-Pressure on tho Govern.
noat In Coleael Burke's Case-The Queen's
Censess Givsn-RarI .Derby's Reasons for
Ciemeacy. &c.
QUxxN's HOTEL, LONDON, May q, 1867.
Deputstions Of very influential character, with
popular petitions numsrousy and respectfully
signed. praying for royal mercy to the Fenian con-
victs in Ireland, continue to arrive at the Minis
terial residences in Downing street and to be re-
ceived 1t the Home Secretary's Office in large
numbers during the past two days.
His Eminence Cardinal Paul Cullen had an in
tsrview with his Excsllency the Marquis Of Abe
corn. Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland. on the subject
durisg which the Cardinal advised that the lives
OF tho men, Burke, Doran and McClure-in-
deed, the lives Of all the Fenians con.
demned to death at the Special Commissions
should be spared. As Cardinal Cullen has
been ever consistent in discountenancing.
even denouncing the Fenian and other secret or
CARNATIONS for political party purposes, it 10
presumed very fairly that his recommendations in
this instance had much weight in influencing the
royal decision.
Prayers were offered up in all the Roman Catho-
Tic churches in Dublin yesterday Sunday in
voking Almighty God to incline the royal mind to
clemency.
public meeting is called in Birmingham for
to-day. having for its object the aid Of the move
ment for . Communication of the sentences.
A dcputation Of the members Of the House Of
Commons, having the Right Honorable the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin-himself high conservative
at It's head, was about TO proceed to Balmoral TO
present petition to Queen Victoria in person on
the subject Of not executing the death penalty.
Earl Derby's government had previously deter
mined to carry out the law in Its utmost rigor;
but 10 view Of the universally expressed sentiments
OF the people and press Of the United Kingdom,
and influenced to some extent By the fears Of a
.Fenian revenge in Ireland and elsewhere, the
Cabinet was, at the latest moment, compelled to
remit the sentence on Colonel Burke, l. r. A.
Lord Derby rendered a Cabinet recommendation
TO that effect to the Queen on Saturday evening,
and her Majesty assented to il, IL Ia said, after
anxious consideration, last night
- The ministerial announcements Of the result
were received with loud cheering In the Houses
OF Parliament, both by the Lords and Commons.
Lord Derby, in making his statement TO the
House Of Lords, said that he saw no palliation in
che circumstances Of the case-either In the de-
liberats treason or Predetermined rising in arU.s--
but that the sentence Of Burke was reraittes
because the Cabinet had received overwhelming
tsstimonS from the Irish people TO the. eject tina
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Christinn Diplomacy and Christsnn Divisions
In Constantinepie-The Sultan Decided
Against the Ccssion of Crete.
A renewed effort IL to be made by the great Powers
10 induce the Sultan TO give up the island OF Crete
The Levaaf HeroId speaking ON the subject says
The has been current during .he wees .oss w
ave forcsn Ministers who some weeks ago counselled
the Porte TO ceds Crete 70 Greece, are Immediately 70
repeat this dsintcresed piece OF advice IN more en-
pbaazed form The report premature. We have
reason TO believe that majority nj Toast OF the nve havs
received further instructions the subject from the AZ
governmental but the continued yssoitfe obsfenfton y
lord Sany appears 70 have delayed that expecte By
A. Bouree, who have even declned-our nfor .mani
statesto take part In collective appeal 70 70 Porte
OF Crete. In the mesntime we may repcs.a the ex
precision OF our belief that, be this new attempt
pressure made when 10 my. viii be no W'st more rac
cessfui than the last
Couaclng accounts werA published AZ "a the result
recent engagements which had TAX sn place In Gambia
Omar pasha claimed that in two recent engagement
the Turks victorious whlie Greek accounts CLAIM
the ylclory for The insurgsnts ~
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The AMERICAN WATCHES manufactured at WalthAms
Massachusetts emily equal but far superior % -
England, they aAs1
cheaper more accurate, los. complex. mo durable -
easily order than other watches IN ~
market They provided with the best nd latest t.vs
regulation a0d preeo
ton against damage from breaking OF mai, lsYringA
Every watch fully warranted.
For cal. BY nrss oass dealers in The Snsd estates -.
British Provinces.
For further information sddress the ~ nts
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON ~ Broad Agay N. T.. an4
A'"~ is washington str - Boston, man
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
No Credence Given TO the Reports from Cork.
QUEENS HOTEL. LONDON, May %, 1867.
The reports Of Fenian attack on tho troops at
Mitch-lstown, in the county Cork Ireland, are not
credited here.
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Going. Gotnxs. Go~e,..
Faster than the aucsloneer's haInue< keoxs down 49,,
chandls~ neglect dlsposes Of teeth d hTrfsre -
that prise q life perfect sc by brushing regularly
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=" Axe ts aiRRSsED S IN TH 2s' aHtSSME JOURNAL
| Word TO Housewives.

Word to Housewives.
How many ladies careIessy allow impure dcistsoao
and unpaatable Extract OF Vanilla to DO used ~ sesvaae
who obtain what u offered 70 them BY dealers BUZZ
NETS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or VANILLA
perfectly free from Tonka Bean oshcr tS
pures and TO the delicate and true aAyor q ~
nnest Vanilla. All of BURNErTS FLApORIkG Bxs
TRACTS warranted possess perfect pu and se3
strength. 4
They neatly put up in two, ave and ten o~pco bot
and sale retail BY the rspreora ~
BROADWAY IMRrROPOLirAN BUfLDI MOI Also ~
mar and druv 0iska
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THE IRISH FEMlANS.


News OF tho Communication Of tho Death
Sentences.
DUBLIN. May 81. 1867.
The news of the Communication Of the death SEN
tence passed on Colonel Burke, 1. r. A., to one
Of imprisonment for life, was received in this city
with joy by all classes of the people.