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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
&anbeIsberibt.
(slus BET 81. 9 SanbeIsseituns.)


Sor Nllen iperben unfere 2eler lpil.
len tpolen, ipie in Der nunmebr mei
borgeriiften .SabresSeit Ser Sanoel fid
enttpifelt uno auf oiele iui9tigite allel
sSragen f0nnen iuir Ieiber nod feline
befriebigenoe @ntport 9ebcn, benu
MIR I'M Export, obnobl aud beiIen
Simenfion melt binter Dem aaaemei>
men 8uni6 5uriidtbleibt, 1T cine 8eI.
ierang tuabr3unebmen, oas @efddft in
Supporter min ieood nod INNER nidt
reAt in Sang fomnen uno biele Bran
den, Die iest in boIlifer Sbatisteit
iein nlilBten, sei9en faum Die eriten
Spuren elmer 8ie0erbeIebuug.
Sie nadit tpidtige Srase betrifTt
Die Grnote uno bon oieier fonnen mir
9la6li6erpeiie unfere friiberen gum
ftigen geri6te beitdtiseu. SIR sllles,
mas nod auf benz 6sloe if, bletben
Die ausfdten b5df erfreulid, mas
mentlid beripreden Mais un6 Baum
ipolle einen ben bisberigen S6abun<
gen gleidfommen6en @rtraa unb an
oiefe siinitigen aufpieien tpie an Die
bereits gefiderten reiden Grnoten an,
oerer 8oOen< @r5easnilie fniipft i6
aud Die Sofnung auf elm befrie6igen.
oes GrnbttrefuItat Der Serbit< 9aiion
fir ale 8eidaftssipeise.
Winoer erfreuli6, aber eurdaus
nidt beunrubigeno, Iantet infer beuti<
ges 8eferat iiber unfer poIitif1e Sis
tuation. Ser 8rafiOent fbeint 60 ba<
raul ab9efeben gu baden, Die Nation
gum 9leuBeriten gu treiben uno oieies
3iel olrfte er nit ieiner gntfernung
aus Dem Qn1te baIb erreidt feben.
SSiro Die Station ourd Serrn Solution
gu oielen leBten S6ritt gestpungen,
10 lit bapon im Gebiete Der SSinansen,
oes Sanoels une Der Snbuitrie, auBer
elmer moimentanen sufresiing fein
nadtbeiliger GinfuB sr0berer Srag<
tueite 81 befIr6teu; i'm 8egentbeil
tperSen nit ioIdem Sdritte ale @to>
rungen aufboren, iuelde Der 8rafioent
Sur9 feline Sppofition segen ben
Solfsnilen ben coninerSieGen uno
finan3ieIIen &reiien iebt tasIid bereip
tet. Buroe bas sr6Be 8abertperf un<
iereS 9ei6aftlideu 8ertebrs our@ Die
@rmorouns oes beiten aIer 8rafoen<
ten ni@t gum Ianseren stiuitanO 9e<
bra6t, 70 iuirO bas burd bic 9lblebung
Oes fdledteften aIIer YraliOenten nod |
UieI tpeniser 9efdeben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03

ole 6rone uno in Der anbern balt er cine
tur;e 8feife. Ser britiiae 20pe Iieet
ibm 81 6iiben unO fAaut sans sabm ~
ibm binauf.
Der 8rins bon g8aIes ioa, ais oieie
9funuter oes Sonabalpt erldien, iofort
Ha9 osborne fia beseben baben, UNI
leine Nutter gu bsipesen. Bropn gu
entlaflen. &ebnIide @orlteuun9en,
luel9e Carl Oerb1 unb Der 9ersoe bon
Cambridge friiber senadt batten, tuaren
obne erfoIs sebIieben. sIuS Oieiem
@runSe ioa aud bic parabe i'm Spse
Barf unite. bIieben iein. Sic Niniiter
flirdt.ten, DAP iuean Die S0nieia fid
offentIid nit 8ropn ieben IieBc, lie ins
1ultirt tperoen tuilrbe, lno lies6aaeaen
ipeissrte iid, obne 8roipn gu erideiuen.
Oie aoniein ertlart, Dap 8roun Der
9icblingsoiener oes Grinsen gilbert ae>
tueien ieiL uno baB fe i'm nidt entlallen
tperoe. sluf Dem Bible bon Gambler,
Die beripitttuete &0nigin", bdlt gronn
oas 8fero Der IeBteren. Die anaeIe>
9enbeit lit III elm iebr oelifates Stadium
getrsten. GntIdbt Die &0uisin 8rolpn,
10 iuiiroen Die ifanbal6fen @eradte bon
ibr 9eiuiheriaaBen anertannt, eutIabt iie
i'm nidt, 70 miro Ser Stanbal iinmer
groBer.
alud perben Die 8cfiirdtunaen ims
ner itarfer, DAP bel Der &0uisiu Ser in
ibrer camille erblide 8abnlinn gum
fomuen tueroe. 9tuf Den 0latb |
ibrer aerste bleibt fie fait beitanois auf
6eiien. Sbre Slbbanfuns iuiirbe i'm
Solfe 9robe SreuOe berborrufen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
Me0i5iniide Tdcultdt
Ser ts
1tniperiit6t Bpm Ssafbbille.
GURUS bon 1867-68.
Der reseImd6ise 2ebrs GURUS 1uirS am
Grften WlDntag inn Np0ember 1867


Der resetmdbise 2ebrs GURUS wirS am
Grften MfOntag inn Sfp1ember 1867
beginner unb am 1. Rdrs 1865 fdb.iesest.
Der poFbsreitenoe GURUS pirb am c r # n 90 rs
tag I'm y ttober dnfan9en uno elnen Ronat
S9aern Aegelmdbige 8orlefnneen Ipdbrenb biefem
men.
@ebIbren.
Gidets fir ben gansen CIRRUS $iO5. 90
MGtrieulations =&otten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
9eouhren oetm @raeuire1l .............. $500
0eoubren bet:1 SecirefI. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
3pei SoipitdIer wurben flrsIib in Der StaSt etobz
ltrt. Die oenieiben anbeimfnlenoeu Gronfhettsf1ne
aus elmer 8eu6lternng Don $1,000 s8eIuobnern uirh
b'nrehenb senns hnlf9e Snftruftion ermoeIifsn.
Soaro IN 9Iten 9duiern pO9eniIicb peu Sis.
BrOfefforen.
8. Berrien einesIep, R. D., qrofeHor Der
Gbernie unn Bbarmaeie.
Soiepb Spnes' R. O., 9rpfefiOr Der gbnfoIosie
:. Ebomas u. sennfnss. @. o. profeaOr Ser
gBmt. 2. Brisss, ge. o., grOfeTor Der geburts.
bilfe nnb Der pefbltden unb Rinbertrantteiter
Q. 3. 9Bfnffon, 81. o., QrofefTor Der Materia
Weoiea nnb Der geri6tlihen Rebisin.
paul e. Goe, R. O., grofefor Der grunbfdte
uno Der yroris Der Gbirurgie.
aS; g: SomIinss Dr. o., 9rofefior Der mebisini.
tonic.
Z. y. Buebanan, ID. o., Curator bes ggafeurns
rno Proiector BET ben Prpfeoren Der Gbirlsrge an6
Der Anatoutie.
Besen Qabersm rOenSe man ft6 all
2N. s.. SOtrlins, Wf. g., Defan.
engl2 Pm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03

= Ser SanbeI bon rufiifd Nmerifa
in 3duten uno 8eI3ipert belief iid i'm
borieen Sabre auf $500, 900. Sic
BeIae famen bon Seeottern, Seebune
benz blauen uno neiBen Sii6fen,
Marbern, 8ibern uno 8dren. BETTER
erIaubte man 8alffdfabrern ni6t
auf biefem Serritorium fur Sei6dfts<
siuede gu IanOen. Das faat iest meg
unb es bileen fid bereits gefeufdaften
sur getreibuns bes Sif6fanses unO
Ses Bel3baaoels an Der pacifi6en
&life. Sn San 6raneisco bat ii9
cine Siortb @acifie 9cIa eompagnie
nit einem Capital bon 81, 100000
gebilbet, oeren Charter febr IiberaIe
8efimmunsen entbalt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
Das 8m6 Der &6ni8im Bic
tOria. SfambaI6fe 0erficbfe.

Ser 9onOon Correspondent Oes Stem
Sort 5eraIb bsri6tet, bab Die YubIifas
tiOn Der bon Der &0nisin Gietoria ees
f6riebsnen Wemoiren iber 4rins OLE
bert febr peripOttet iuiro, nnb bab cine
Menge alter SfanoaIseidi1ten gegen
Die Ronisin uieoer aufsemdrnt iperben.
BetrddtIide Aufregung bat Elm Bib
berboraerufeu, tueIdes in einent neuen
fatbrii6en gssGenbIatt, Dem oSoma>
baisr erf6ien, uno ipel6es "a Brown
Study'' betitelt 1T.
Sobn 8roun, Der aiebIinssOiensr Der
H0nigin, miro auf benz Bible ais auf
semielben Ylds itebenb bargeFeut, tpeI<
den fonit Bring gilbert einsunebmen
pFegte, Hanlli6 our Iinfen geite bes
xbrones. Die cine 9anO Iest Ct auf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
Mmerifaniidle Oraeln.

Gs nmtaBt, uor Der i6neuften nnb aufresenbltez
gtuiif bis su ben birnmIii9 frommen 9Idneen elmer
&ir9enzOr9el, ale S6ne. limb bdnfs mer6en bieieI-
ben mob ben Bianss pen 2euteH, bic nIr bic baIben
Ausgabe MAIDEN t6nnen nns seniger 9aum bapen
porge3ogen. -
Nan f9reibe fir eireuIare, bic ndbere ein;eInbeiD
ten unb Sreife beftimmer.
MgentIIren peroen 0dnoIern sugeidrSt uub beeeu=
tenoe asro5ente 2ebrern INSTRUMENTATION beIpIigt
Siberia SIT, 9SbOlelals-assnt
5Sl 8roabDaD, Stem Sorf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
SrDmM & StrfinS'
STAMPS far bas 2SpIf.
420 grooRe Str, Stem Yorf.


gSir woHen bic aufmerfiamteit bes gubIttums quf
niere eIe9anten Ssianos nit neuen SeaIen in ben
lgenoen Stpten, lenten:
Str vi Ottauen, sroBe SrOnt, runbe Gden,
9lan9enartiger Booen, entIpeoer abtedige cber ges
9ntste Beine, geraoer Booen, bic RH6pfben ouf
EN- 8rette unsgebdubt. ................... $450
Stpi n8-, OttaDen, ebenio wie Stpl u, nit
SerpentiH aIt benz 8rette ausgebauht, gef9nisten
stpia 81, 0ttaDsn. Ote arobem yrOntede i aS.
runoet, Serpentin i'm 8ooen; bic Iu5baubungen
ieielben pis i'm Stpl s8~, gei@uiste 2pra une 1o=
npalt' 'ierIi$ sei$niste seii,e $3.50.
Der &lden poltrt, AuSbau5uneen an 8etf uni
Brett, Serpentinboben, gei3niste epra anS 9oten=
n!t, elegant gei5niste 6rud9t6eine. ......... 5000
Vile obtgen Stple finb in eegdnten 8ofenboI3fIlrs
nteren as9slsst nnO Raben oas p0le eterne geiteg,
ran36fiibe Ddmpfer, 2arfenpeeal, fdrdge Sede, @Is
enbeinfront uno Tai6entIappen nno iibertrefIen in
nei9e iest fabrisirt merben. Sic meroen aus ben
beten Raterialien uerfertigt unb t6nnen in 8e;ue
auf Appretur, DanerHaftigtett, Reinbeit uno S9mei
oes Zones nht ibertrefien peroen.
Die pier oben bei6riebenen Stpe begreifen al bic
metentHden AbdnberHngen Der dnBeren 8olenouna
1nS 9eltalt rpeld2e pon uielen Sabrttdnten nu 10
Bir lenfen bic aufmerfiamfeit bes gubIifums, Der
Sertdufer unb hes 5anoels uilf cine sriinoIIe nus
terindung Der 8erbienite unferer 8lanos.
Sa mir bic groben Ausgaben permeioen, rpeI1e NIT
toftbaren 6obriten utb tberen 2agern in Der Stabt
perburben fin6, ino mir i'm StanSe, Disie gianOs su
Freiien ga ofieriren, fpeibS Gonciirrers nMfheben
uno LADEN nun Seoermann elm, efelbeH 81 prijen,
e9e lie traeno mo anoers taufen.
9senn 8eferen3en une 3ensniffe pon aaufIies5a
ern verIangt ueroen, 10 perpeien mir bieielben an
ratt cine grobe Bdrabe nit GinitIernamen 3n mas
Den, anf bic, weibsn mir unere Yianos uertauft has
ben. Sbr netbetI iber bic pirfIi6en Berbienite I'M
ierer Ytanos, iiber ibre Gauerbaftisteit, geiit
S9meI3 unb Stdrte, 10 ME MusbaIten bes Zones H.
I. 10. bGfrt auf eisene grfabrung, boben piel meb
8ertb, ais bic einfade . iliguna zines, Ipeun auh
nod 10 fdbi9en RiinitIers, ueI1er IN einem gots
ratbsbuuie s5nitrumente in s,item Eon unh Or6nmio
periudt, tir5 .na&bem re bic Iesteu uolenSenben
9an6grtiie 6es arbeiters erbaIten bdben.
nnier go1to lift
S6neller 8erfauf unb serinse gOrtbsile".
BEa5- gsan ienoe nm Elm Circular on
SrDtpn s. Nerfins,
b51S6N AGO BroOme Struse, Rew gorI |
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03

Die un9ebenre YOpalaritdt biefer DreeIn unb ibrs
meifterbate @erpaIt Der S6ne bat befeben i6nea I'm
ter oas Rubltfum uerbreitet sumaI ba baheIbe f9on
dn9it fur aas ameritaniide Sans erpiinibt mar 8e
aneoem 1T Der &oenpres elm serinses bDHer, aIs
FUR Relooeons, wdbrenb oient nett erbabener bars
aberftebt Soni90nbet, f9neHe Siuserberibruns
u artuns nb nett effettuOIIer 70 SaB sas ReIObeon
nberboten irS uns felt ester 3et uerIanst MUIR Gaes
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03

vSoIte bel Der Grandchildren
3afammentunft Der &aiIer BON
6rantreid unb Oeitrei6 in SaIs,
burg bic Come 81 beib unb an
bea f6einen, 70 iteae i'd ben Serr>
fd)afteH meinen 9 9atten aur
beIiebiaen 8erfiisuns.
MaTimilian." y
E@n Der so d l0bIiden Gu.
ropaif6ea N iitlSsG Onferens
in Baris. ebs
Sd wOllte Sbnen hermit man bios
Die ri ben tie Bit aasipreden,
OaDor 81 forieL beb i'd NIT o. tbs
I'd tI0tenbaI iIei6esGeI6a
babe.
8iefte, bort SoienbbaIerbbor &r.
8erI. So. 3. 10.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03

Gin Bespenfi6. - Die be-
boritebenoe 8uiammenfunft Der MOn>
arden bon Srantrei6 nnb Oefterreid
Diro in Sulins Stettenbeim's
n8espen" bo6it trefTen6 burG folaen<
oes vBreisipirbiees anerbieten" iIIu.
ffrirf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
Mafaepastl

w. SetIiff, 1aHbdnbler une 8etbtHeepertairfer
I'm Commercial 3oteI, bat tets cine answahl GHreibs
mate, iaIien unb 6eate Heitunseu pprrdtbie. Gbenip
6eiGtfde gtopeHen unb Gr5dbIuneen. Die ,9enueiee
StadtSsettuna@ Heat BET tpt ebenfnH6 auuI DexEQuf
49, Gr ntmnlt "mutilated currency7i u
2ahluna.
ap<5fD
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-03
S. Sidling's & Gus.
SrDfer Nerfamf BON llbren

BtrS an einem sinfa6sn plan gu slei6en greiTen,
Der leoem Betbeigten cine biibi9e uno rittiq aes
henee nbr fur Rnr $1U fibert, Dor f1 geben. Dine
3dfi9 wie uieL oeielbe b6beren 98ertb bat u1o i.r
ses ss mag i psran snps %
$40 SoIioe goLoene SantiIg u5ren $250-75O
800 gsasie GafeO goIeene ubren. ...... 2U0-5O0
500 Samens tlhren, eHameaeo. ..... 1OO-3tO
1000 @olbtne QUIT. Ghrpnpmeter ubren 25O-3O9
900 9oleene bunting @1Iiaber ubren.. 200-25O
5000 Golsene bunting SnpIer nbren.. 10000
sl5,0O0 @oloene amerit. Sunting uhren fOQ-25O
1905 Stlberne bunting Gptinoer. 5u-f5O
5,Oo0 Sti6erne 9nnttng Dnpleres.... 75-256
5000 @ob,ne Tdmensnhref. ......... 5O-25O
10000 @oloene bunting 2epines . So rs
$4,000 Silterne nhreu uerf6ieoener Arten 5O-t0O
5000 Gtlberne bunting nbren ....... 25- so
10000 M6crtirte ubreH alIer Mrte1 To- rs
Sober ii oaran 8etheiIieenoe erbdIt cine lbr burc
6teie Ginrt4 Mng, bic $40 toet, wdbrenb fe eiue
@ertb bon $3.50 baben fam. aeine Beuor5gungen
niite nbrer Gonpagnie IN Rem gorf Gitp rplnfd1t
etnen fofortgen MbfaF obgen dugefibrten 8prratbes
DIE eerttncate hter5n, pele ben Nrttfe ndber mems
neil ute anseben, tno IN ueregelter Gpuuerts ents
Seiser foI4er Certificate rib ~ ben in ibren eo.
perts aiisessbsnen @esenitdnoen beredtist, naG6em
ferer Certificate beredtigt ben GiBen6er nadbbenl e
besnbt at. Su BEN IN oemieIben auf9eflbrten @eaes
anS q 0 % Item ten gsssnanS ne yer ds $e srts
TEN Sctterie Spiel utenebr eiee reele unc Ieattme
INSTRUMENTATION. 9 faa5f u ~
Gin siTseInes Gertifttat Ipirb per pOIt mad em.
81, II fur 81 50 nn6 cine slesante grdHlte flu Is
ii unO cine nod nett wertbpoiere Yrdmie fir SO,
asenssn oSsr Eeas Dse 5 ais tos I'm sis ssI s
sltene GeIesenket bar Gst Sies sii Dardbalis ass
s'ta sssss sS S9 Ss ss S4 Ss Re,
Nastdbt uhterbreitettft. Betiudt es
5 3. PtdIins u. Co.,
feba sW~ Rsp gsrs Sta.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
NEW-ORLEANS.

JACOB BARKERs FAnURE-THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK AYrAIR-THE DEFALCArIoN IN THE TREAS
URY OFFICE.
rslssaAya 70 rsBuNa
New ORLEANS, May 23.--Jacob Barker's failure is
considered q very bad Great dissatisfaction exists
that NO official Of the affairs Of the First Ma
tona Bank has been made by the examiner Mr.. Knox.
who has now had the institution In charge IL days Tho
following is Its condition Liabilities, Nl70o0 assets,
81 100000 onehrd of the assets considered rood The
liabilities will be increased s4OoOoc, that being the
amount Of the certified checks Of the Bank which the
Treasury held and which taken up by draft OF L.
warded for collection. T. p. May Co.. represent May
starting The principal debtors Of the bank are Gen
by note 1000 aud drafts amounting 20
t2O0 Gen Dick Taylor 750o Gen. Harry Hays $40 ooo
Gen J. Herron u. g. Marshal directly and Indirectly,
over taoo COO Col j. o. Nixon Of The Ee Orleans Ores
cent $50 COO Gen Wade Hampton Cuthbert Bulltt, Wal
ton Desore and others These have generally indorsed
6tates Court were In thsbank
whttaker's bondsmen are Gen. F. ]. Heron United
States Marshal T. i. May, and A. 8. Mansfield, each
for tSeOOo Robert Watson and A. T. Jones for $4,000
T. May late Assistant Treasurer and President OF the
bank has arrested and held for the same amount
The appointment Of John 3. Walton as AssistantTreas
urer gives g,Lera satisfaction. He is an old citizen
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

LONDON May 23-1O a. NAT this hour the markets
not Open the best authorities the street believe
that consO will open at the closing figures of yesterday
and that American securities Will open somewhat lower
NoOn.-ConsOls for money, 90; United States Five
Twentes 72 Illinois Central Railway shares, &c Erie
Railway shares, Al.
Aforementioned States Five-twentes have declined
}, and Erie Railway shares since the opening Sugar
firm at 24f for No - d. s.
Evening-COnsols advanced per cent during the day
and closed firm az 93l for money. American Securities
closed at the following rates: United States Five
Twenties p; Illinois Central shares, 75; Erie Railway
shares, Al.
LONDON May 2s-Noon.-No. u Dutch Standard Sugar,
24. Scotch Pig Iron, Calcutta Lnseed 65l Lin
seed Cakes, 50 49, Ois-sperm, slSl Lnseed, $50 lOi
Whale, 939.
Evening.-Sugar unchanged sales No u Dutch Stand
ard at24 Iron steady; Scotch Pig, 5S6 per tun mixed
numbers.
LIVERPOOL. May $40 a m-The cotton market s
quiet md steady. The Breadsufrs and Provision mar
kets have not yet opened for the transaction Of regular
business.
Eoon.-Cotton quiet; estimated sales 10000
bales Nnddlng Uplands I'D; Middng Orleans llld.
Breadstufs without change Corn S9i Wheat-sales
of No Milwaukee Red at 1879, and White California at
A4I6. Barley Oats Peas 4li6. Provisions quiet.
Pork sOi Beef 1910. Bacon 39I. Lard heavy at 5lj6
Cheese 67i. Produce unchanged. Potashes $751; Rosin
sales of Common at 30 aud Fine at 1916 Spirits Turpen
tine 35i3. Tallow 1919 Clover Seed 67I. Petroleum
bales of Spirits at I'D. and Standard White at 49,
Afternoon.-The Cotton market is steady. Lard is
lower.
Evening.The Cotton market closed quiet at the follow
ing authorized quotations: MiddlinG Uplands, I'D Mid
sng Orleans ld The sales Of the day foot 10000 bales
The Breadstufs market has been inactive, and closed
dull Barley has declined TO ~ . GO Oats steady at
b6P45 r. Corn quiet at SO y quarter for Mixed West
ern Wheat unchanged. Lard closed heavy at decline
of a shilling; sales of American at SOC cwt. Bacon
steady at 39. Pork sO and Beef l276 q bb Fine Amer
lean Cheese 67l y cwt Ashes Cd. lower; Pots 326 y
cwt. Rosn unchanged Spirits Turpentine IS 3. Tallow
$50. Petroleum steady at previous quotations.
FRANKFORT, May 23-Evening.-UnIted States bonds
closed at IA.
ANTWERP, May 23-Evening-Tne Petroleum market is
steady sales Of Standard White at AZ francs 80 eenmes
per bbl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24

continues very threatening, The Csar has again recon
mended 10 the Sultan to eede Crete 10 Greece ana the
journals earnestly inviting the public to assist the
future sonlnlaw OF their sovereign by taking up ms
latest loan "It s safe financial speculation" AYERS
the hoscoo dasete political anpathies TO Greece only
and wish defer the settlement OF the Eastern
question, dissuade from giving it favorable reeep
on Tho meaning OF these words Is further Illustrated
by tho semi official RtHsshe Correspondents Announcing
that Russia will not undertake any fresh guarantee for
the integrity Of the Turkish Empire such as SCENE to
be intended by England and France"
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
The worknen in tho Russian gun factories are en-
ployed day and night in converting muzzleoaders INTO
leaders The whole OF the Russian army w is
ad provided with the latter weapon by the end OF
June at the latest
AMOUR TELEGRAPH LINE.
The Amour telegraph lne which was TO be one OF the
connecting links in the grand scheme OF Russo Aer
cable has been finished In its entire extent from
Nicoaiefsk the Pacific to Noygorod harbor in the
Bay Of Posset II s to be continued TO Nangasa and
Shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
THE WEST INDIES.
THE CASE OF TIE OCEAN HoME-HoRRDLE MURDER
IN MATANZAs-PERsoNAL-HAv MARKETS.

TIE CASE OF TIE OCEAN HoME-HoRRIBLE MURDER
IN MATANzAs-PERsONAL-HA MARKETS.
HAVANA, May Is, 1867.
The bark Ocean Home, referred TO in my previous
letter. has been abandoned by her captain and at IL
o'clock yesterday valuation set upon her by order OF
the Government followed by tho sale Of the vessel
in lieu sT 600 fine decreed by the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer Our Consul Mr.. Savage acting under orders.
referred the matter to the Secretary OF state for set
tement 1t is 10 he hoped the latter will have this case
thoroughly examined. to place citizens inter
ests beyond doubts 10 the legality OF the charge
An awful tragedy enacted in OF the Justices OF
the Peace Offices i'll Matanzas, few days ago A suit
for amony had been commenced by married lady, who
had for months been separated from her lege lord
Santiago Manzanet OF literary reputation The case was
proceeding quite smoothly TO all present. when, quick as
lightning ManZanet drew revolver and fired at his WIFE,
The ball entered her forehead causing her to fall
into her mothers lap, aged lady, who was sitting be-
side her. The end then fired his revolver at the mother
when both fell AT his feet gaspng in the agonies or death
The murderer then iercely turned upon the persons
present and threatened them with the fate IL they
dared 10 interfere with him. lie then took few strides
the approached the corpses OF the hapess
into their bodies The last shot aimed as TO pierce
his wifes womb who encente at the time, eansng
the death OF her unborn infant After the deed the cold
booded threw down his revolver and gave h-
self up t0 the officers Of justice.
The late agreement concluded between the merchants
and dealers Of this city, so much deseanted uo may be
considered mere piece OF patchwork as there are
many who refuse TO sign it, thereby encouraging this
wholesale swndling, basey cOicOcted by clique 10
enrich thcmseves Duice and family left for Spain
the 18th, by ihe steamer Espana also Gen. Espnar
The money market closes much embarrassed. and no
margin Is offered by the closing quotations OF American
lately the sugar market closes firm from Il reals for
No. II Dutch Standard.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
MEXICO.
soRTIE or MIRAMoN AT QUERETARo-DIAz STORMS
CHAPUITEpEc AND GUADALOUPE cAsT1Es-THE
CAPITAL CLOSELY BEsIEGED-THE SITUATION AT

soRTIE or MIRAMON AT QUERETARo-DIAZ STORMS
CHApuITEPEC AND GUADALoUPE CAsTIEs-THE
CAPITAL CLOSELY BEsIEGED-THE SITUATION AT
VERA CRUZ
HAVANA May 1S-Vera Cruz files received here
yesterday by the French steamer Panama, contain
news ND TO the 18th inst from the beleaguered city,
and TO the 9th ult from the interior Gen. Mranon
made sorte from Queretaro on the Z1th toforce his
way through the Liberal lines but was repulsed with
heavy loss having TO find shelter within his lines. 1t
seems that in this engagement he received severe
wound from which it is not known whether he has
recovered This intelligence was transmitted in a
telegaphic dispatch from Gen. Diaz TO Benayides.
The city was closely invested and its occupants were
literally dying fIom starvation in large numbers.
Gen. Daz ordered the stormng of Chepulte-
pee Castle by Gen. Guadaramas forces,
which took possession of the 14th, after fierce
struggle On the previous day the Castle Of Guada-
loupe had been taken by the same forces. Cen Diaz
has established his parallels facing the advanced
posts of Vallejo and Peralyillo. The scarcity of all
resources greatly felt at the capital and the a
hOrities, Ill order to secure contributions, had all
the wealthy citizens arrested in their houses scant-
ing their daily expenses thereby to compel them to
hand over their quotas of the $4,000 required daily
by the garrison. Among those most nl-used was a
Spanish resident, Don Pho Bermejllo, whose family
deprived of water for four consecutive days The
Liberal army being rapidly swelled by volun-
teers from all the States. The Emperor was stll IN
Queretaro.
The city was bare of meat and horse and mule flesh
had to be used until the arrival recently of hund
red head of cattle from Havana.
When the Spanish steamer Cordat touched at Sisal
on her last trip 10 Vera Cruz the city WIZ in the
hands of the Liberals who were about shooting Don
Simon Peon of the Imperiaists who had landed I'M
awares Col. Olloqui, late Prefect at OTiZaba, has
given up the service of the Emperor and taken pas
sage IN the Panama Tor Havana.