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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

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font entstuei geriien tueroe. Scr
9eidnam fonnte nod nidt auf9efnnocn
iueroen.
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aeb0ri9e Sruder III biefger Sta6t,
iiber 100 an Der 3abl, finS ausgeitan<
oen, neil Die 9erausgeber Der 8ldtter
iid iueigern. cini9en Nfit9tieoern Ger
Union 8ei6aftigung ;u 9eben.
GBicago, s. 9lug.
Oie Sels sGaffinerie bon Sairbants,
Yed II. SO, an 2umber uno Union
StraBe, brannte ab. Berlltft 1926, 900.
Serliderung $l05,O00.
3pei Sale bon 9onnenltib nit
tootliden 9llsgang tru9en fid beute
su.
Nem 9orf, s. Nug.
Beridte aus Sabannab melben cine
lebr beoenflibe 3unabme beS 9eIben
6iebers. Slud biele Der @ingebornen
uulerlte9en 1egt Der Seu0e.
Berlin, 7. Nug.
? Sic sweite Sibung bes norbbeuts
i6en Rarlaments miro bier am 20.
Beginner.
Stuttgart, 7. Mug.
Cine contention berborragcnoer
Mit9lieoer Der liberalen Yartei in
SnOOeutl6lano ipuroe bier abgebalten.
Sie nabmen 8el6liiie an, Delde auf
8ereinigung Der Siibltaaten nit
MOro< Seutidlano brlngen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

9ieie 8aditene iinb bebeHtenS beer ais ale iibris
gen, bic bltr etnen anbern Yro;eB fir ben gem5bhs
libsn @ebrait fabrisirt perben. DieieIben f5nnen
nod einmnl 10 uiei Druid ais bic nit Der Sdnb aes
matcn Sadfteine ansbdlten obne III ,crplasen ti,lb
Der W6rteI bdlt bel SenieIben pel feier ,nfammen;
s mS Der ma seaasts't cut Mot iS SsasiiS aas mS
bern Sorten uorsitsiebeH.
6iir Trottotrs uno eillernen f6nnen ne nict Abers
troften weroen.
PbiIaSeIpbia, IS. Dttl Der 1868.
Dies 1T sur 8el6einisun9, 6aB mir mebrere Eau,
ienoe her @ebr. Chambers u. Co.'S RaIcbinen Bad
teine eebraut baben uno oab mir. oils BauIeute bes
uS uUS ser Srts Sd s pom srSssrr
hdt: Chris. 9inoer, d. Strabe oberbalb SeHerjon:
q. .. VITO, Wanrers une Baametfter, q Strabe,
42i 9salnHtiirabe
gum Sau Der Gifeubdbnbrlde iber ben SdupItiu
AlIs gM,Ssn 2SOO9S ;. @ SSdlsine aebrsat sanSen
Gamben 5OO;OvO 8adltene; Collins Sron Co.'S Sas
brit, aearqnettes 2ale superior, 10000 Sadaeine.
gadlteins, Ss an beruorraaenSea S,reutiile ,ss
Yripat @ebdben benu. pitrbeh. ino nit oef Bebris
Der Chambers u. Sos. 8atsnt Sadlteia goi9ine ia.
Hiit gergrdsen pefrpeiIen mir auf bic foIaenSen
9erren hteiger Staot, Iuele nnfere 8adItefne aes
bran1t baben, nns bic benz Obeneripdbnten 3easaib
w. o. SanfOrS, prafoent Ser ernen ga,ionaIbon..
Seife KDarren, earrenter uno 8dumeifter; W. S.
yleJeon, Fanrer; Col. 3. y. San Dpne, Sen,
Srpt: y. y. .. ". W.; 3. o. SeoueI, 9ranOetsens
thums Mgent. -,
sBir perfertisen aud bic meItberibmten ,,BblabtI.
pbd 6ronts"s Iuee fir Sront unS 6euerplise nidbf
theuEofien wereei f3riet Aadieine per6cn au feRr
biltgsh Breiien ailtrgenb enea Dft am Tls oSer az.
Der 9iienbdtn bef5rbert. Erottotrs weroen ~ ben
semdbigien Yreen seiest anb fir alle oetbane Mrbet
|. garnntift. u -
SIR nabere SniormattOn OAer Beaeaunsen ipsnbe
mdn fb an
wfafpn. sMeams u. Co., Msenten, 8 "a
MaFbuiHe GdmpfsHadaein sgrsnnerei, :
ssga ptsta V. o. Hpg 49t, Naibpine. Eenn.,
D0et man befGe bic Hadliens sNrennerei ,iobe ben,
ytaee Trad. 3At MD Avn
Rg Der M0rteI flebt sipildemaielsa,
Steinett beRerj luie bel irasnS, eillsk a6 s
heron 0lrf go
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

RATES OF ADVERTISIN
Ae9s@ DAILY $1.OO per Square first insertion
ana nfty Cents for each subsequent insertion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Sadlon Qoae 0o III

Saflon@ @2oge SO Iii
Alter oeutfder SrOen Der Saruaa1i
Ytsieosrsabl: rs,
Dber=Baroe: e Rarid,
H uhter Sobn @itter.
I. Secretdr e5epra &id
z YauI 9offmann.
S@akmeiiter: G'eors Netiober.
Der Droen ueriammeIt iiet ieSen Sopnuerftoo aben
9to. 80 uniontraBe. Wv"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
q feuiuetou,
9ie Sodter bes SnDflenbdnolers.
&oman
non t=-
s. 8. 9 M tb.
(Sortiebung.)
(Sortfebuns.)

Sta9 elmer @eile betradtete Gernep
sufaIlis oas Yortrat elmer alten Srau,
es erinuerte ibn on baS tbeuerite g8es
len femcr fcrnen 9eimatb. 10 Scr.
@belter!" rief er, cine Sbrdne aus ben
Nugen nilbenb, ,,iuenn id oaS Bib
aniebe, Oenfe id an meine Wfutter,
uno um ibretiuilIen bin i'd am Nieiiten
beiOrgt. Sbr Sers iuiiroe breden, iuenn
mir Elm Serbre9en sur 3alt fiele =
Soft erbaIte fie! SD bate fie 70 gerne
wiebereeieben, ebe ibr sraues Saupt
in Die 8rube sele9t miro" 8obfrep
mar oeroust. SOnnte oieier Wieni6
iduloi9 iein? b..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

Treb. QS. Sparline, Wf. o.,
UsnefaisA9tnt.
Office I'm @arDsu'Sams, Gbar4 ctr.
aug9 ba .Esss.a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

1000 SAP EXTRA SamiIien >Mebl
300 SaB Grtrd f,perfne 9Rebl,
so ShSs 9eu Orleans 3uder,
"a 3bss 9emsrara SHder,
SO SaB sepadter Mnb pnIuerifrter 2uder
200 Sad Srima RiO Raliee,
Is Sad 2asuira 0aIfee,
Is SaS frii9en Reis,
SO Sab Ne,u Orleans golafes,
2O0 Riiten grorter u. Gamble Seije,
$50 RiFten peri9iebcne Sorten
100 9ilten StearinIitte,
100 2iien EaIeIi5te, bart seprsst,
SO 2iiten feiner Hautbtabat,
30 @rob Sine ent 1abaE.
Is SaE Ranhtabai,
IS s5ab eR9If1er Sobd,
Is Sab amerifaniIber Soba,
40 2iften unb 2 Pf1nS= Rannen Aultsrn
50 Riiten Pfeffer,
50 Riiten @eIuirse,
50 Riften Snbiao,
50 Rtiten gemablenen 6enF
% fab gaiOn's BidIe,
60 Riften Yint, Quart u. HGaIIonem 5Iaibs
20 aiiten @arrett S6mpftabai,
20 SrOB 0nrtee's gIau,
% 5aG Bourbon 8bisteu,
Is 6ab RObertisn County g8btsfep,
100 SOB 5sOte RaIb aroOf gBbisfep,
100 int Singer gorsidl,
Es9 rs Jab Snsper Ashp -
IS 5aB Gabe 9Beine,
SO 5ab gseineifs,
25 5as GitrOnen Syrup,
50 aiten Staris,
50 DusenS etmsr,
50 Dusenb Beien, hW.i
1000 Sad 9tebI, ssA
30 aiften aiiortirter Ganbp,
SranSp, aum, Sin, sBeine psri6iebener Writ be
8 0Beafiep & garbroneb,
Sr. 8 9foro GoIIeoe Strabe,
mill SR s ,. Rafbpine Tsnueiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
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6eQous


SSeloiuS
gesrinoet: 9tpriI 1858
4RitBIiebersnbl: 1t2,
Obermefer: Ab. 2auther
nntermeiiter: StteRer.
Secretdr: ". 0erbrtd
Sd1fneiiter: 6. Roder,
Die 3ese perfammeit iit ieSen GonnerItaa apeus
Dao Selloip's paI.
9Faiinoni6es 2oge SO. 45, 8. .. %. .
grdfoeut Ben Bort.
Vice sgrditseut 8. stebermanp.
Seiretdr atag 9inteIpieI.
6traHj= =Sefretdr s. &afiuner
S9atmsiiter 8. Sidels.
9goniter g. gseiI.
Atltdnts 4eonitor SoiepH 2e,lp.
gsaroen R. eGparS.
sbnrieher $: S1Ieiimaer.
Oeufl0er unterltiisungsbereul.
@esriitoet: am l. Sept. fSi6, SneOrpOrirt in 1856,
Froroent: 4. Rodfr.
iA Sieesgrdiibent: Sr. 9aitenberaer.
StaaBmeiiter: 5. AIoo3.
-!< I. Seeretdr: Soiepb S9Iunh.
2. Neo. SemMerih
SeriamnsluHg iesen ifen Rontaa oes Ron1ts
Sdipei3er unterltiibunasperein
geariinoet: RAJ 1857
NttgiteoeraabI: Al, g
grdfoent: guiidD Nieberer
Stee Yr6iieent: GSohH Runt.
.Setretdr: u. aeonilon.
z. 9eoree @fdmenA,
S9abmsiIfer: sos gogt
Sogt' ede SefferfOm unS gberrp 5trase.
Goncoreia.
Sureta uno Sbalia bereiniat J
gesriinbet: 1. December 1866,
Witgliebersahl: 80.
Hrdheent: Yinr StnIeIIpieI
8tee= =4Srdiioent: Simon 2iebermanu
Secretlr: Noolf 2opentdl
8bliothetar Sofepb SamileIS.
Gngltlcher Blbnen= Director: N. gopels
9eutfber Shbnenz9ireft g. SsruA
ShuRmeifter: D. 99aIbmau
OCT Ssfein perinnImelt ii9 w6dbenti9, 9onuerla
Abenss II llbr i'm SOIrtbauie.
Siltberild)e @cmein6e.
Yfarrer Gg9ers.
SottesoteIft ieben Sonutaa 10 llbr in her ueuen
Rirsbe GH eer Rdrftifrdse unterbaIb
oes louisville Sepois.
Seutlde fatbolilde Stride
airCbe in germantomn
'a @ottesoienlt: SpnMtags ubr Rpraens,
3otaInt: Sonntaas nbr gOraens
wesper: Sonntags llbr 3adbmittaas.
Dentfde Nfetbooilten @emeiube,
Yrebiger: Serr Sobn s. Sartb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

Der. gtaalGn BON WmeriEa,) -4
Gtaat Daep Norf, (S.S.
Stnot uno County NeTp Yorf. #&
Gs iuiro bietburd befdnMt genat6t, bas beilte, am
23 SuIi Gin Janiens Md5t S9norrt nnS sieben nib
Setfe, GraiiIS 2pntan veri6nlid mir, GoTuin &.
@oreD lun., enem eomniiitoner, in Der Staot gieID
9ort wobnbot nne- 8eiesid, ttnannt nne eingsftwOs
rem on ber Grecmtip 9eb0roe nao eemdb ben 0eescn
bes States Iennsfee, nm Anerfennnng uon 9eridbts
Iiden nebertrdgmngen 3u mahen, erfbtenen it, uels
der Dor MIR einseibporen, bepontrts nnS ausiogte,
odB Pr6fIDent Der Rniderboder Sebens tidet=
ungss sgeFeuidaft in Stem gorf iei, io baB bic In,
gaben nno observation-disclosures, bi in benz teiAes
figten RadiDeis enh haIten nnb ibm unterBeibnet
iino, fetnem beten asifien unb glauben nab, rbti9
IiHo.
gu oefen 8egIaubisuna babe idb Seaenpdrtiaes
Hnterfbr'eben nno nit meinem AmtetFgel perieben,
aa benz Tage Hno in bem SABRE pie oben.
tLSl &rfDtn @. @prep irn.,
GGmmifoHer fir ben 0iGat Gsnnefiee,
Office A Mainrabe, 3teID g)Orf.
gfaat TenmeiTee,
Gomptroiers CtIIcg,
Yafbpiu,, IS. sJuli 1867
SD, @. So. 8Indburn, Comptroller bes Stadtss
i9ases, beseuse bierDuri, bab bic RHiderbOder aez
benss Derlidemn9s Sgeiehddft tn Rem BORT mir biRs
dngitcDeH Nadblrtts bauOH Ret, ebraht bat oab Die
gendnnte 0eieaIdbaft alien @tfOroerHen, weldbe bic
8eiefe oes Staatss Tennefiee pom Seriternngs 7Wez
be,enge idb, 6aB 6reb %. Sparlne, Aeent senannter
@efeHfHaft ebsHfans ben gefet iden Anforberungen
6es etaates In Setrsff zines toIHeH Agentsn, ents
fpr0dbeh bat. A95e
DemaenIits 1T aenannte Gniderboder asbens sgers
ic3ennss 8eieui6ajt amtoriiirt, bas Deiiiberun9ss
@ei9dft in Der . abt HaibOils In bieiem Siaaie sn
betreiben.
o. 9B. Biafbnrn,
Gomptrouer pon EenneHee.
---sfa
Treb. 0S. Sparlime, M. o.,
" Uenefal.gStnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Demtitbe 0ereine Nafbpiae's.

8. $. 8. 6. II. g. q.
Sesen M n@ittpOdb absmO sserfammIuns in Der Saru.
Surners Serein
GegriiHbet: y. October 1864,
Hit9IieeersabI: $50.
{ m t e:
Grifer Spre9er: ASolpb NeIfpn.
3meuer 9onrao 8ieper,
9rOt. s5rtftmart: s. ssasmaam.
Corr. =, GSrnIt soioor,s
grfter SibIiCtbetar: s soais gona,
5Ioeuer S. Sdnenuer.
Grtter Eurunart: XOnis Sniinenanu
8asSart: 10. eaiIs5eim. ei s''''''ei"'
Srlter S5akmetiter: s. 6. 9iels.
SlOeter emit SIeriG.
Eraitees: Satob Stiefe, q. Is. SosIod, Senru Rek
- sSSsElammhtn9sIOiaI: Gurner S0ue,. eds SAP uns
Der Gerein bat RittpO9s abeub TX ubr fem
wO1entli9en Sisunaen.
S6IBen< Scrcin.
4a gesriineet: Saniar 1866,
Nit9liebersabl: II.
Sffer S1hfenn1etfer: W. Seftp.
2eeuer Sobn SeB.
l. Secretdr: Sobn HMbm.
10 IS. Uou.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, JHly 7.--Cotton moves slowly,
but is steady at 26c. for middling uplands and
&c. for New Orleans. ... .,iu 4s ila
There is nothing doing in Quercitron Bark,
but holders are firm at $40 q ton. l4s4 sI rso-
There is very little doing In Groceries. Small
sales OF Rio Coffee are reported at l89l8l4ca
gold; Cuba Sugar at l2@1294c, and clayed Mo-
lasses at 46@47c. 10
The Flour market is dull and weak there
being no inquiry except for the supply of the
home trade. who buy cautiously. Small sales of
superhne at SS@S'50; extras at 5000 so; Nortn-
western extra family at Sl09l2 so; Pennsylvania
and Ohio do do. at $ll@l3, aud fancy lots at
Sl4@l8 Rye Flour is scarce and dull at IS $50
800 Prices of Corn Meal are nominal.
Wheat comes forward more freely, and meets
a fair inquiry. Sales of 1000 bushels new red at
$26O@276 o bush. Rye commands 81 Goal 65.
Corn Is rather quiet. Sales of l400 bushels yell
low at 81 lS@l.l5, and some mixed w estern at
S1,lO@112. Oats are dull :Ea lower. Sales of
2OOO bushels at csc @s.52, closing at the former
rate. 1000 bushels Barley Malt sold at Sl05@1'70,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17

Eees.-The imports of eggs into the United
Kingdom appear to be still extending, having
amounted in the iour months ending April 80
this year to 142,220,760, as compared with
l4O,1SS, 56Oin the corresponding period of 1866,
and l07, S2l, 44O in the corresponding period of
1865. In April alone the prodigious number
of So, 731 ,4S0 eggs was imported. The progress
of our egg imports has been extraordinary Of
late years, the number imported in 1866, hav-
ing been 43S, S73, $780, as compared with $685.
013, $50 in 1865, 1856, 29S $40 in 1854, 266, 929,
$50 in 1863 232, 321 200 in 1862 2O3 313, $50 in
1861, l67, ,695, 40Oin 1860, 14s, 631 600 in 1859,
l34, 6s5, 900 in 1858, and 126, SIS, 900 in 1867.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
MEXICO.
The Revolution OF Gomez and CanaleS
ln 9amRulipRs-Their Aims to he Fur
thered by the New OrIeans Fillbuators.

The Revolution OF Gomez anu CAMaAes
ln q 9amaulipRs-Their Aims TO he Fur
thered by the New Orleans Filibustors.
NEW ORLEANS, July l6-The Heroine, two
days and half from Tampico, arrived at the
Southwest Pass this morning, and brings scraps
of suImise and authentic intelligence, most
strangely mixed, from that port. General
Gomez, who, having declared in favor of Santa
Anna last month, was compelled to surrender
Tampico to the Juarists, Is still hlibustering at
the head of a.handiul Of men, and has issued a
Tamaulipas q sovereign
State, and Gomez its sovereign Dictator In
his efforts to get possession OF the State, Gomez
is seconded by Sarabando Canales, and both are
Tampico, which Is at present held by the
Juarists. Advices received from the same
brought by the Heroine, aud further state that
the government of Gomez and Canales is
receiving considerable moneyed support from
parties in the United States, and has been
iosteIed into action by the representations of
emissaries from this quarter, who represent
that thousands of Louistanians and Texans are
ready TO flock under his bannerto the ayenging
A strong influence is being brought to bear
upon Gomez and Canales to declare In favor Of
Ortega, who is supposed TO be favorable to the
restoring of certain railroad grants made by
Macmillan to parties in the United States.
The movement, unless 1t should receive un-
common support both in money and men from
this side OF the Rio Grande, has no Likelihood
of success and the general impression is that,
OWING 70 tne &p0Puiarsy POP OF Snarez ] ]Inro9gn @ Int Ine
be able to enlist sufficient Mexican support to
enable him to hold more than temporary pos
Mr.. Otterbourg, though not particularly dis
tasteful to the eX-Confederate influence, has no
record except as partisan OF the ex-Emperor,
from whom, IL is alleged, he received $1,000 In
gold for services which were never rendered.
The matter of bargain has oozed out, and while
the projectors and promoters OF the scheme OF
war with Mexico here have no objection to Mr..
Otterbourg on that score, 1t is no part OF their
programme that 1t should be known.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
FINANCE AND OOM7MERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
NIInhnnnhnu Inlu II 1871 L


There was very little disposition to operate in
STOCKS this morning, but prices were without
any material change. Government bonds con-
hnue in fair demand. lO2 was bid for l040s; /;
lO94 for 6s of 1881; 1O74@lOH for June and
August 1905; 1919 for 1864, 6.2Os lO8B for 1865
5-20s; and 1919 for July, 1855 5-2Os.. City loans
were firmly held; the new issue sold at 99b@l0O
and old do at 961, a slight advance. m
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold at 624, no change; Lehigh
Valley at 5S, no changer Pennsylvania Railroad
at 52J(0l52s, a slight decline, and CataWssa pre-
ferred at 28a, no change; l29 was bid for Cam
dep and Am6oy; 80 for Little Schuylkilb; Sc for
Minehill; 80 for North Pennsylvania; 2sj for
Philadelphia and Erie; and 49 for Northern
Central. ...
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at full prices, but we hear OF no sales. I0s
was bid for Seventh National; 228 for North
America; 100 for Philadelphia; lao for Farmers'
and Mechanics; 56s for Commercial: 81 for
Mechanics; 100 for Kensington; Sc for Penn
Township; 57B for Girard; 20 for CITY; and 6sl
for Commonwealth. y.
In City PASSENGER Railroad shares there was
more doing. Chestnut aud Walnut sold at as;
Hestonville at l34, slight advance; and Spruce
and Pine at ~ slight advance. 6s was bid
for Second and Third l7b for thirteenth and
Fifteenth; and 80 for Green and Coates.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
From Washington-A Contradiction.

WASHINGTON, July 17.--It has been published
by some papers, without qualification, "that in
order to prevent any foreign nation from taking
advantage OF fMaximilian's execution, by inter-
fering in the affairs of Mexico several war
steamers are TO be sent from the Washington
Navy Yard TO the mouth OF the Rio Grande
with view to watch the Austrian feet which
is to arrive in Mexican waters to demand the
body OF the late Emperor"
In contradiction of this there is authority for
saying that there is not theslightest foundation
for this statement. No vessels have been
ordered to the coast of Mexico for any such
purpose, nor has the Navy Department know
ledge of any facts upon which such statement
could have been predicated. The National Intel
hgencer says the announcement of Speaker
Colfax, that he had good authority for believing
that the Presidents veto would would be COM
municated on Thursday. is not conclusive on
that point The President may have occasion
for longer detention. ...H'f /. ..., .-...T
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
FROM CAPE ISLAND.
[pEeIAI DRspArcH 70 rHE rvENINo rnLReRAPu.

CAPE ISLAND, July 1.-THE steamer FELTON,
did not arrive at the steamboat landing until
ten o'clock last night When near New Castle
some bolts or rivets in the boiler gave out,
causing it TO leak 80 badly that it put ont the
fires. The boat was safely run into New Castle,
where she was detained seven hours In order
TO make the necessary repairs. The Captain OF
United States steamer at anchor off that place.
sent portion Of his crew on board TO assist In
making the repairs. There was no consterna-
tion on board, nor was there at any time the
least danger TO be apprehended. Tue FELTON,
brought down over one hundred passengers
and heavy freight. l. -. ....
The trotiing match at the Diamond Beach
Park has been postponed until Monday, the
29th.
A hop came off at the Congress Hall last
night. Another takes place at the Columbia
House on Saturday night.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
The Surratt Case.

WAsHINGToN July 1.-THE agreement al
legged TO have been entered into by Booth and
his confederates on April 10, which was handed
by Booth to Matthews, the actor, and subse-
quently destroyed by the latter, and copy of
which the counsel for defense in the Surratt case
desired yesterday to offer in evidence, but was
ruled out to-day by the Court, was, according
to the copy made by Matthews. signed by
Booth, Payne, Atzerott, and Harold in the
order named, and set forth that an agreement
was entered into between them, and none
others, on that day, April IA. and that the con-
spiracy to abduct having failed and been aban.
doned and Richmond having fallen, the parties
that day determined to kill That night. In the
original letter, as handed to Matthews, the last
three words were iCalicised,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
Destructive Fire in Jersey City.

NEW YORK. July l7.-At $50 o'clock this
morning a fire broke out at North Point, Jersey
chief sufferers:-William e. Dodge & Co., box
manufacturers; Field & Sons Machine Works;
the Hudson River Cement Works. Derby, Snow
& PTentiss, lumber yard; the Franklin Boiler
Works; besides other buildings and property
damaged. The loss is estimated at $500, 900, and
the insurance will, perhaps, cover quarter OF
that amount.
10 Oo'clock.-The fire is still raging. Assist
ance has been offered from the lower districts
of the New York City Fire Department, but de-
clined.
10'45-The fire is still burning, but not so
fierPalv
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PERSONAL.
Caovarnor RroWnloNY.

> The following card OF Governor Brownlow
appears in the RnOrvfUe Wing -
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
1.-THE vindictive Rebels and their apostRte
Union co-workers are asserting from one end OF
the State TO the other that ana dgtO, or aUiu die
telling the truth, but intending TO make the
false impression that am n0t0 in the act Of de-
parting this world, With those who are trum-
peting this news abroad, the ptsh Is father to
my friends, and all other human beings, am
dying, and will certainly die sooner or later.
With us all, IL Ia only question of time NY
health, although Indifferent, through Gods
mercy. is now as good as It has been at anytime
in the last twelve months eat three hearty
asleep or awake, have good conscience, and
the pleasing prospect before me Of obtaining the
largest majority In the race for Governor that
any man has obtained in the State for the last
July 10, 1857" NJ W. o'0"N NAo"'
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URUGUAY Y.
Fresh RevOlts In che Argentine Pro-
vinces-state of the UruRuayRn Debt
Reduction IN PIlat Charges.

vinceS-state of the UruRuRyRn Debt
Reduction An PIlst Charges.
MoNTEvIDEo, May 20.-Besides the news from
the seat of war which your Buenos Ayres cor
respondent will have sent you, we have from
up the river the announcement that a new
revolution has broken out in Catamarca, whore
the national Governor, Mr.. Espeche. has been
deposed, and the Able Tolosa forced TO accept
the gubernatorial chair.
1t also appears that Felix Varela has reap
peaTed in Jachal, at the head of three hundred
armed bandits, and that General Paunero has
sent a battalion OF four hundred men in pur-
suit. The other rebels, Saa and Rodriguez,
have taken refuge, with about four hundred of
their followers, In Santiago, Chill, where they
are said TO be we'll received and handsomely
treated.
The Treasury Department OF Uruguay has
published an account of the receipts and expen-
ditures for 1866. The former amounted to $4,322-
37050 the latter to S5 O68 l37l7, showing deficit
OF S745, ,766'67. This last hum is due the bank OF
Mana d Co.
The public debt on January |, 1856, amounted
to Sl8 S43 l5l 60 on January l, 1867, 1t amounted
to Sl7 94l, ,S4967. During the year 1865 were paid
off 81 1873 29l77, and the Government expended
in the purchase of property S2 205, 500 that Will
be of public use and will prove an investment
that must enhance in value, such as sites for
Custom Houses, &c. From this IL appears that
the finances OF the little Republic are not Ill
managed
on the 10th decree was issued reducing the
rates of port and river pilotage.-N. Y. Herald.
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FENIAN GATHERING AT BUFFALO,

Prominent Fenian Leaders In Buffalo
"A Canadian GunbOat Watching the
Movements Of the FenianS.
BUFFALO, July l6.-General O'Neill, Colonel
Hynes, Senator Fitzgerald. Colonel Brennan,
Vice-President Gibbons, and General Murphy
arrived here tonight. Since his arrival General
ONeul has been in consultation with number
of the military leaders of the organization.
The United States steamer Michigan, which
arrived here yesterday, is. anchored at Black
Rock.
A number ofstrangers are arriving from every
section OF the country to attend the picnic TO-
The Canadian gunboat Cherub is at Fort Erie,
watching the Fenian movements at Black Rock
The Fenian Military Council, with delegates
nom different sections Of the country, were in
session In this city on Sunday to late hour.
Prominent members OF the organization state
mat dispatches have been received from Ro-
herfs which, when made public will surprise
the British Government. The circles in Gin.
otnnati Chicago, Memphis New York and
Rochesier are to be well represented on We'd
1eSdav number of families residing at Fort
LIE who took an active part against the
tsan1ans have removed to the interior fearing
Eonl,i,ar raid on Wednesday night The Britisb
r1o1snI has requested the Canadian Govern
ment 10 station regiment OF regulars az Fort
Erie during the Week