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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

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o6era ivsniaer, 6irefter Doer inSireter
SSeile babel intereiiIrtr 6aB nnfer gors
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gem 2luge betrodten auf, NIT beisnfra :
serh slt1 Dem gBerfe, sie6er, ilnh ieinem
Setnioaen, unb lns 6ur9 Celebrate
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nterj benfses ibaran lgeIegen lieinl. mabe
leinen neberf uB.an. 9an0 Hos an 1ipere
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Sefbitn9en baben, foaten fleihe Sire>
fen unter benz 8eripredert oas tie in
eincnT getutllen 3eitraum in @uItur
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ben 8erein' iibertragerl.' yer 8eteini
ipirb bdnn ftldttae Mfdnnerti duf 6iefe
96n6ereieri briiigen tino biefe iulrbef
iuie6er ianoete bon iBrefi 8rennoetf ano
8efannten na9 ii9 aiebea, 7aeIde nj
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gen ariiitben tpiiroen.E y.iT dgu s1TsGi 3 II
Mttb iir 8 eara bon s n ueffeel
SSira fpreben Sud ON fir cine quite
Sade, mir berlan9en nidtS fur uns
lelbf ODER nnfre Sreunbe. @ber mir
forbern Sud ailt gurel She'll beisne
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tbeil fiir ben 9toBen 3ipef einsilsabIen,
iuef9en 9etreuli9 ltn6 uneigenniisig
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9rOben 3tued, Senneffee gu bem gu
MAIDEN, porauf es allen HSlnipru@ bat
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gllfli9iteu Staaten unfrer 9lOrrei9en
llirion. q f5stlTats1 zar 8. 3 IA ia sIa-
8eitrdge tperoen bon irgeno einem
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s @s miro beabiidtt9t, bic 2egislatur
10 balo als 1109li1 UNI Incorporation
uno @barter bsS 8ereins su petitions
ren. Dod lit eS infer plan, nit Den
9Orbereitungsarbeiteni su4 Beginner,
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berfaufs Nnerbteteit, Mrbeitergeiuae,
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9ln9eleaenbeit entgegenSunebmen.
Der unter5ei9nete Sefretar ipirb
allen &nerbietungen suno @orfdldaen
bereitiuiaige 4afnerflamfeit i1enfen,
tpfe fol6es ben Beltimmuugen Der
Contributions angemefeniif.q g
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llntersei9neten cine bic @opie entbals
tene Summer Slt ii6erfenben.
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p sss .aa a1.szasse.t as Sfaibbiae Sem.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

iiito 8rimauIt'S atttco eapieln ,ilht be Natticps
GulipriRnna syn peralteten SdAea, 100 ale ialbere
Nitteln b ais erfolseS erIpieien baben Iuirh bard
bic Mdtticopreperntigaen Der slsenhfte @rioIg erz
clt. Dr. yticOra, Der beribmte siafil enbet tie
saft ausfblieBlid an. Die GilpriSRug 1pirh bel triz
den ulo bic Gapfeln bel peralteten s56Ae III Anmels
slti9 9ebra6t. ~ - . -'s1'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
Ser. s4adtsn OCT. 0ls,stritas1 nItosi4 fiaAn q
s.., St taS es @s% sorts IS. s. .a.-

staOt un0 County 5ieU. g0rf. 81 = -. sl1
IS wirb bterbur6 befai,nt sendlf, SoS belite ON
Sedsi9, Glatls 9pman perjShli1 nor mir, Gblpin s.
Cor JIM, sinein GomniFoifef, hi Der Stabt gterp
yOrt Iuobnbata snb 9eesb ernannt unb etnssfbipozs
rem on Der GrecntiU BebDrbe Ino geniB ben Geieben4
hes Staates Eenneflee, nm Gnerfenhmng pom gertdt=
iiben uebertragnn9en 81 ma9en, eri3tenen tit, wels
der nor mir etngef9moren, beppuirte unb aiSagte,
haB Yrditoent Der &hiderbeder 3ebens s8e iider=
un9s=@eieui6aft in Diem aDorf fei ,no boB bic Ans
9aben unb Auseinanoeriesungen, bic In bent beige
fi9ten Nadweis en- baIten uno pon ibm unterseibnei
Tnb. ieineiR beiten asiieu nnb @lGnbe las stbtie
iino. q IL pa ts 8Rzs85 s. k-5a EES ~
Su oefen 8egIdubigiinq babe i'd GeAenpdrtiges
inter rieben uno NIT nleineln Nmts ie9el uerieIen,
aa benz Ea9e Rnb in benz Sabre p,ieobea.s
lis. @cuin 9. Sprep iun.,
80 GopIniiiiio Homer fir ben Staot Leniieiiee, n
Office "a 9E oiIiruBc, Stem Sort. '~'
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Marfts&eri6t.


l.. Tgai7e 5sg1 astgs llbr 9iabmitta9s.
T. Die @ff9dftr fpdren I'M @rpsbanbeI tbatie
unb belebt une f6einen i'm allsemeinrn eineu
beferen Sang ansunebmen, 70 baB pir. arf ei-
men beifsren Serbif nIS istnats felt betit Rriess
G'ptb 8tts sefsrt IN sifp yGrf Inn 1 Geni
6erat. SIS f9lcB um 8 llbr init 1446. Die
bieli9er SrpterS tauftfn 3u f444 uab aaben %
su 146 ab.----------
GOrPpratipnssGbeGS ,prrbeF INIT % Genta
Discount Serfauft.
8aump StIe. atiat srcBe Geibdfte lsii
lestem geridt. Das @sI9aft pirS lids nit Gin
btinsen Der neuen Grnbte bsben. Sir qapti-
rtaMibblins2O Com gsiSblius f9, @uss Orbi.
narp IS, Ordinary II, Com Ordinary 16, Sa-
feriSr 11-f3. ,5.5 a.S.s-2, - \. ai e
&crn. Sebr penis gorratb. yreife fer
unp ha febr sitlna& benz stsrben sebt, to Gin
9tfisrn terleIbsn su ertparten. gBir qnptiren
gBtiBeS 1 Dpl. unS 5, Cts, eslbss DDa.,
am Depot absrIiefert.s NJ. l9sai.s5ts as ~
Bacon. Mdeise 8prrGtbe, preiIe sefie-
gen. 5Gn6Ier aus Rentufp, HoeIGte Bacon bier
baGem, befeben auf 4t9 Gents. gsir -aaotirea
mic fOIst = .3udrf6inffn in eeiapdnt Of Bis
% Gents. Bacon ,9amS 1SA /; flare @siten
1919; S9uIttrn f555 - I'll se "a. y
@rcetrtem. Naarft belIer.9 Gru1beS
Sugar 1919; raf6nirf u III -i8; 9 IL
R1f73; 6 16aA1T; aaffse -RiulsrbiuGr "a
%; ptita8 26-27; ausssfuGt 27-2S;
easuasra 2sA3f Sasa 40 45. = G,OISen
Syrup 1850; 3udrrbaus- SsrupS go;
sHep DrteaHS IN 8drrelS $f.OOE25; SOr-
sbum 65-75 - 9. 6. 9teis wtrb su f34-
IA Gts. Oiferfrt, &ansoon gu 125-13.
eu. 9feuss.3 Simptbp $24.. slineari~
foes 90 Dollars. f's'sS ; (
NeresR ebL 0utfr gsrratb, preils
reifntIi6 selieseu. Mir qnctiren beute pie
sfclst: 9ebanOn 0iIs $3.50; MUuutain
Den $1,000; cream Of TIE City Sff,OO; Gum
berIanb Drills Csrtra fupe) $1,000; &of City
@ias ST Yribe of 5ennsfes $3.50; Clear
Gid $f0.50; BIaf Gid $ff212; slleranbria
$9.50-10; Nep wIibbIetpn $1,000; SsranF
Grant Gbeatbam $3.50; Clinton Mias g
Dollars unb so Bis 10 Gsnts; ycntona
$3.50; eiaY @bite Sis 8bite gBteat
IL DOaarsl; Grtra ,9upetHues 8 Dollars
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IS 1abaf.s NsnrtI ifill unb In Grpartups ssr
nsufnesfnbie. srttf fen. euss 2-l3 Gtnls;
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fein So; aRSsefh&i 6-8!alIM nTt
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rinse -Ra&frass.. Orbiuars 22A, sepal&ea
30-35 Cts, Merinp $50 Gents.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
NuSeuH6nSc.

1aorbeftaub an Der SanA einb iu5ber al
T0nr az &S-4z - ~ ga, 1B6TTs
8darbeitano in Sdnben Don Mqenteru n6
i'm Segrifie Der lleberbdnpiaiag IA s60OO0Oo
Baarbeitano IN u. .. Ger pom 1884. 106, 5000
5.2Oer6prGS. Bombs 10,6O0U0
A9 7.sser ssast Ssiis3 5ss,sSsOS
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u. g. Si1erbefteH, Gtaatss
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Attien Anb 8oli6S, 3a6lbas
auf BerlangenaI s.9gT.@ 6s,7f5.sO
4noere uermiidte Betta9e = a .,. 57445 81
Sdltg oMf euerprdmeli an BoLicel, ipeIs
DE aus eiefem Bureau dIsGegebed Siiso ,3235f
HahIg Guf Marine -. ,395, 50
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NOD s9t sa5lbar : ~, : - : 1sS7e,
s sa .,'.sa ..sa.. sa Z Il $500
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
etaat 9enneifee. '

Gtaaf 9ennrfSee,
gomptrolers Office, *
So Sc ra = So .9lafbptnss Is. Sui 1871
Std, q. s.. 8ta q Burmy GemptreIier beg Staatss
f1ases, beseuge bierburh, oa6 bic 3nderboder Ses
benSSg5erf5ermgs s@eeni1aft in Stem Jorf NIT M
IdngIi1en Wadm,iS bauon bel e6racbt bat, oaB bic
Geiese bes Staatrs EenAeTee uon gefifsberInss Sc
ielibaften perlangen, nab9etommen 1T, unb fernei
heseu9e i, ea6 Sr,b. aB. Sporting agent 9enanntel
hes Staates, g3etreff eiheS fotben Agenten, etS
fpr0den bat.
Sem9eiaB lift 9endhnte Ssn iderbpder 2ebens =8ers
gei6dft in Der g aOt Raibpus in Stefem Staate gu
betreiben. sSTssE &Ss q .G8j4@Eg
@. ". Bla6bMrn,
fsEasA EeEsEs Comptroller pen Teaaeiiee.
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pig Wilton. Sid5er Der TsnneFees anb SeeFrseis
ienpaRn Heasn lest in SSr Office non Soj, w Aaer,
leee Saee oen. Sie Mitie feeet ieIe $780, bic erlie
5ertorSert~e GinsdHuae betfdet 81 per Nftie. y -
Sis GasIseims asisr Sobn iis poIIsnhct bic grOfI.
enls4ftn FFlape, 8eridte uao AbfbdHuneen fne In
s.. ". MaehS Office ein;ntehen. ~ vi 41'T31iE
u Die @dltisfest eisier Habn fit Rabuiue urb ben
Staot ols Gntuidlnua hes Aderbdues i4b Der
minsratidsn tRamtr Tam l.id9t hbetI6dtt usfs
eet,s pa eieiel hrd e 2onb Idltt, IpeIdes unpers
elei4li9 in 8esus ant ben Aibah BON @strefbe uno
Ut abertrpften ant hicteh 9ertin MT hiuiittt Der
NiebuetefH 10, Srt tetuept arbelen 2anoeStbeiIe
t0msn fsinese zraubsn NIB tiItt aIer sri sessssi
wsreens Reins Babn IN ben &c., Gtaatcu ta,ia bnrCb
SAnher, 10 rett AT Brine alien, Ipie Rpbler, EtIeu,
9tipfer, Bint uiie Petroleum, Iaaien 'Ste Asdbes
iietern tnerfG 6p9e Wafen Der beiteH sicbten @aps
pei, @i1sn f9wdrte 8adauB ,tirt8en u. (. 10
1s az rei4t9e Aahertratse fir ellie nsbgltaere
ssnn sisJe sasis sebdati 70 miro lei Sen isst o
peoyiaen y2aiibvrefen nlle bel Der alaeridSpateen
y6tberttit ilas ben stoBeA SllfSqueiIen' 'Si eIer
Stadt BE eropdi3e Gtiuaabe pofsnalid All IA
3tehea uph ibre Qetmatb perbeH. ~ -, =. -
Bw apFeliiren dui Sds Graftli1Re an Sebe,t. bsr
auteeefe an her Bobfabrt eietsS Stantcs NnSbieier
ct b aimt. Attien ~ nebmen unS 10 6ejes Inter
nebmsn NIT alien Rrdttsn 80 untegltiiRen.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09
GREAT BRITAIN.
DESTRUCTIVE PRE-.


LONpoN. Dec. Her Majesty's Theater, one Of the
largest in this city took fire last night after the audi
spee had retired, and was totally destroyed. No
lives were lost The origin of the fire is unknown.
The loss which is very heavy, has not yet been as
certained.
THF FENIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAIL con-
TRACT-ADJOURNMENTO OF PARLIAMENT.
MidniQht-In the House of Peers this evening, Earl
Mayo made a short speech in which he deplored the
bad taste and evil effect of the public funerals for the
Fenians executed at Manchester which had taken
place IN England and Ireland. Such demonstrations,
he declared showed a disposition 10 sanction muir
der He was glad to say that every precautlon had
been taken by the Government to prevent OF suppress
any outbreak arising from the bad passions thus To-
.aented. In the House of Commons the new mail
contract concluded with the Cunard Steamship Line
was unfavorable criticised when Mr. Hunt, Fnan-
cia Secretary for the Treasury defended the action
Of the Government declaring that the contract was
the best one that could be made at the present time
Al late hour tonight the Houses Of Parliament adj
iourned. TO meet on the 18th Of February, 1865.
GRAND FENIAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN DUBLIN
DUBLIN, Dec. S-Evening-The obsequies Of Allen,
Gould and LaTln were performed here to-day, ana
we're the occasion of an immense manifestation OF
sympathy. The proceedings were similar to those
reported at London, Manchester and Cork; but In
numbers this demonstration far exceeded any pre-
yious one II is estimated that $4,000 men marched
ia the funeral procession Good order was main
tanned all along the line, and the whole affair passed
Of quietly ..
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ENGLAND STILL UFsTTATrs.
ITALY.
UNIVERSAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PAR
LAMENT.

UNIVERSAL AMNESTY-ORGANIZAT1O OF PAR
LAMENT.
FLORENCE, Dec. 6-The Italian Government has
granted an universal amnesty to the adherents Of
Cen Garibaldi.
Dec. THE Italian Parliament assembled yeSter-
aay. Count LAMA of Pisa was chosen President of
the Chamber of Deputies over Baron Ratazn by 40
majority.
eARTBALDI AGAIN ESCAPEs-FEAR OF NEW
MOVEMENT AGAINST R0ME-THE RELATIONS
BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY-SPEECH OF
MENABREA-THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED
Dec. sit is reported that Gen. Garibaldi has
again disappeared from the Island of Caprera and it
Is feared that another attempt against Rome VIII be
made by the Party of Action. The speech of the
French Minister of State. NJ ROuher, IN which he
said that Italy should not take fOrcbe possession OF
Rome. gave rise to an angry debate in the Italian
Chamber of Deputies yesterday. Prime Minister
Menabrea informed the House that he had asked the
French Government for explanations of the speech,
and he expected to receive reply from Pans by
Monday He added that Italy could only gain pos
session Of Rome with the concurrent consent OF
France and the other European Powers that it would
BE impossible to achieve that object by force. AT
The end of the debate vote was taken, and the Gov
eminent was sustained by the majority of the men,
hers
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ion adjourned 10 Monday evening.
In ~ L. q LIZ Of fila ahcarInn To Il.
AQUATIC.

EXCITING THREE-MILE RACE At NEWBURGH HE-
TWEEN M'KIEL OF COLD SPRING AND
M'CAULEY OF NEWBURGH.
NEwBURGH, Dec. S.--The aquatic season ON
the Upper Hudson was closed at this place yesterday by
very spirited race between John Nickel Of Cold Spring
and Robert McCauley Of Newburgh The boats used on
the occasion not tho tiny shells which arc so much
In vogue in the Summer season, but vessels a tTife
heavier called pleasure boats Both vessels were the
Same SIZE being II feet IN length, and weighing lo1
pounds each. The judges were Samuel Lciper and
Michael Nickel, and the referee was Joshua ware mo
latter also acting as starter james Delaney backed Me-
KEEL while Timothy DonOhue had McCaniey IN lrlna-
The distance rowed was three miles, or one mile and
half mn the river turn a stakeboat and return, for
purse Of 500. John Nickel was In excellent eonduoD,
the recent Pittsburgh race. bis weight yestel-
day being 1853 pounds while NJ iltt a, 1lt,
men were their respective boats while the docks were
filed with 500 people, all anxious 10 witness u"
Fanndery Dock guarterof mile south OF the steamboat
landing and there await the word co. AZ SIX minutes
past O'clock the aquatic veteran shouted CO., wheu
he rowers started brskly McCauley apparently having
the best Of the start by nearly length Hoti"s 81
S M ddd %aa DIS re SSs a hat tie dneea gap
and had Tapped his competitor Inc e&eleMcnt Oh ho
Steamboat pier at this time at It's hight, and bes
were freely made on tile race In one locality the Odds
were McCauley at the rate OF $40 70 $6 ME III ahOt
ocaItv the betting was even As the contestants passed
the pier close in shore keep out OF the tide ana Wind
the friends OF each shouted Justify TO their champions ana
Spnll lyely Nickel; hes got faint hearth heard
on all sides On up the river they went till thcy seemed
like two specks on the water, and no one could say
which one ahead, they seeming To be size by sue
Fifteen minutes passed when it ascertained t1at
Nickel ahead ans even then close 10 the Cock
coming down fully quarter OF mile ia the advance
McCauey was struggling maDfully but II was hard
chase and there were no signs OF his winning Soon
when the air was filed with shouts from hundreds or
hroats as the winner pulled Justify by. reaching tho
startiug-pOint an easy IN 81 minutes, MoCay
having pulled out at the steamboat dock: II hn"
race, and happy closing OF the season mere
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CANADA.
THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY QCEsroN-THE
TARIFF on COAL.

TIE NORTHWEST TERRITORY QUEsroN-THE
TARIFF on COAL.
OTTAWA, Dee THE debate in the House OF
Commons on the Northwest Territory question last
NIGHT was resumed After long and interesting discus
sion the resolutions passed. Dr. Upper presented
in Halifax PRAYING Parliament to place duty on
American coal equal 10 that now imposed ny the Chteu
STATE, on foreign coal entering that country.
In the Senate the Postal bill was amepded so as 10 make
prepayment on letters and newspapers optional Inc
prepaid rate Tor letter will be three cents ana the I'M
paid rate five , -. -. 49,
statements were brought down in the House to-day
showing that the total receipts of the Province OF canada
during the year ending tho 30th Of June, 1901 were
s64OO3g expenditures Sl4 729O9O and for the Dominion
OF Canada the LIST Of July 10 the 3Oth or November
1867 the receipts Sf427673; expenditures S3!JOoo
The statement the chartered banks OF quebec ana on
tnro published the official gazette shows the total IL
abilities of the banks be <i3455209 assets Ss3Ot2O
Discounts ON American invoices for the ensuing week
are - per cent. 80 ,,, .
Alfred WaddingtOn OF VancOuvers Island addressed
large number OF senators and members OF the House OF
Commons to-day on the importance or cons lrucllng u
road from Dupcs Inlet 10 the east END or the ROCKY
Mountains to connect with the line OF iand anu water
communication 10 Lake Superior The lecture was very
Interesting and contained much valuable information
about the North Western territory.
An ENGLISH ARMY OFFICER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
MONTREAL, Dec. Capt. Crouch OF the 10th
Regiment shot himself this afternoon at NO 50 NOue
Dam" Il.
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an army OF 900 men and 1900 horses with the cores
Ponung material, not including the sea-gOng training
tne coast guard floating batteries others) OF any
" ne Nse OF local occupation called the ports service
coast guards. and avisos de hote were xed follows
school for gunnes school for mdshipmcn; 80 steam
coast guards l25 batiments de fote yapeur; % sail
ns ansp0rts 80 small fishery guard boats. The erect
We OF the vessels completed and cassed IN the first cate
sOy amounts 10 36 steam aud 10 sailing ships, and con-
ss OF 10 ironelad ships OF the line, ard frgates or
1900 mp ~ fast steam ships Of the line OF $500 hp;
lrOnclad corvette Of As hip fast frigaes not
Ohclad, 1910 hip, and 270 smaller vessels including the
uahpors OF 4O32 hp making total OF $40 steamers,
worked by 12's52 h. pa The 20 sailing vessels are 20
transports and so small fishery guard boats On che 3lst
Dec next Che date which the situation OF the naval
material has been reported in previous years. there is
reason 10 expect that we shall possess in addition iron
slad corVettes and screw dispatch boat, which VIII
total OF the effective " the first category to 39
steamers ana 20 sailing ships The second category com
pses n steam and &c sailing vessels that is There are
05 Especial steamers OF 49, II cOrVcttes and dispatch
boats paddle OF 26lGOf sailing is 2ofthe nefrgates
H. and ships OF Inferior force &c. Altogether 10 ships, with
an aggregate OF 1852 horsepower There are besides 40
vessels on the stocks aud afcat apa IN preparation OF
Inc former, armOrcd frgatcs OF $500 horsepower;
armorcd corvctes Of 350 plated coast guard vessels
81 2l2 one floating battery, TOncased, OF 2O
fgate not plated Of $780, screw corvettes not plated
OF $3.50 screw dispatch boats OF 2ls0 gunboas
OF 400 one screw transport OF 49, and sailing trans
HE ships af0at and not yet finished are: appropriated
eorvetes Of 600 and dispatch boats Of 49, Since
the 3st OF December 1885, the total number Of vessels
completed purchased is 90 OF which two Of Ameri
can Origin; have been condemned past service, and
have been lost at the effective augmentation being ~
one lost at sea- making total dminutiOn Of the effective
Of 20 ships.n
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pRoCrEnINGs or me CoNYENrIoN.

The Convention met at 10 o'clock. Mr..
WALES presented report Industrial Interests. MI
MERRILL offered the following which was laid on tho
table by the consent of the mover
Whreds " now probable that the aos Of tbs Convention vii
be completed before this chamber will required BY he Lege
therefore,
d That committee Of three be appointed by the President
with the Council the
in relation suitable hail and accommodations for tie sessions Of %
Convention voluntarily rendered by the e authorities ard report
early practicable.
Mr.. BICKFORD moved TO instruct the Committee
Revision to amend the section relative the salary Of
members Of the Legislature substantially as follows:
TSO hundred dollars shall be due and payable the LEI o FD
each year. and the remainder $500 tie u the iTst a
During said session the roll Of members IN each Huls
shall be called half hour aer the beginning Of each daily II
the session shall long just before the Adjournment
who shall ether
f the said ocas shall be deemed sbset for the day and there sb
deducted that portion Of the salary each member payable
session. each days Aforesaid
which shall bear the proportion 500 bean
the whole number Of jays which the session shall last
Tabled By consent.
The consideration OF the report the judiciary was
resumed in Committee OF the Whole without coming io
any vote the Committee progress reported abd
the Convention adjourned 10 Monday evening.
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PORTO RTCO

MORE EARrHQU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TWO Or
TIE wISDWARD ISLEs.
HAVANA. Dec. THE Spanish mail steamer
c,diz via st Johns Porto Rico has arrived with news
from The latter port tBeIst ns BY this mail wehaVe
the confirmation OF the reported earthquakes on Noycm
her IS and 49, IL appears that great anxiety reigned
throughout the entire population until the 23d. The con
sternntion created by the shocks dreadful All the
cdeos in 81. Johns were more or less damaged Dnt 10
injury To person Is announced. one OF the shocks
lasted for II seconds and felt in other parts OF the
island No shocks however had been felt since the 2th
nit Eye-wItnesses who had arrived 20 81. Thomas by
The schooner Andansan report that the Island OF ST.
Martin had nearly disappeared. aud that of st. BarolO
NEW had been almost destroyed by a volcano
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL COAVENHOM

A SHORT sRssIoS-THE PER DIEM or ABSENTEE
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Dec. AFTER very brief session,
the Convention took a TO Monday evening. There
not quorum present. aud the members seemed To
be satisfied with the work already accomplished this
week. Gen. Merritt moved the appointment Of COM
mtee Of three consult with committee of the Albany
Common Council in relation to suitable place for hold
ing meetings OF the Convention, t continues in session
after the Christmas holidays. EX-Mayor opdyke has
gone to NewYOrk to hold a similar consultation with
Mayor Hoffman and Supervisor Tweed intending TO urge
an adjournment 20 that city Mr. BickfOrd Of Jefferson
offered resolution instructng the Committee on Revision
report section for deductng the per diem Of the Nom
bers of the Legislature absent without leave. After
very brief time spent in Committee OF the Whole discuss
ing proposition retain the present organization % tho
Supreme Court, the Convention adjourned.