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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

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The New York herald., 1867-06-12
ALONG TIE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The First National Bank mt FishIxilI Landing
Entered by Bnrgiars-They Become Alarmed
nnd Ascape-Trofting mt POu9hke epsic-Ar-
arrangements for Fourth OF July.
PoroHKEErsIE June H. 1867
An attempt was made las, night to rob the First Ma
tional Bank at Fishki Landing The burglars effected
an entrance In the rear prying open iron shutter
After getting in they drilled hole qnarter OF inch
deep in the SAFE but becoming suddenly alarmed made
their exit by pryns off iron bar on the inside OF the
front door, making good their escape II is surmsed
that the same parties who attempted to rob the safe
The Qcs Of the Main street landing freight house in this
city Friday night are the ones who were connected
with last nights affair; and 1t is also stated good
thority that the persons who arrested time
since charged with robbing the bank at Armenia are
now at some ONT in this vicinity "pulling up Job
II will be remembered that they were released on bail
An exciting trot took place hare this afternoon on
Dcty's Union Park, between the Huchins mare, Bel
dens brown geldng Jack and Sharpsten's Betsey
The first heat won by the Sharpscin mare in 40
tho second heat by the Hutchins mare, in 2:43 the
third heat by the Hutchins niar3 in 2:48, and the
fourth heat and race by the Hutchns mare, in 245
The most extensive arrangements are being made
here TO celebrate the coming anniversary Of national
independence The enterprise includes the collection Of
large sum Of money with which to purchase county
soldiers monument. Rich and poor, high and low are
contributing generously aud the affair certainly des
tined TO be grand Excursions coming here
from al! points along the Hudson, and the
sive preparations will be made to take care OF ALL
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
The War Against the Indians.

WASHINGTON, June II, 1907.
Tho Military Division OF the Mississippi including the
Indian Territory west Of the Mississippi being under
command of Lieutenant General Sherman and the mill.
tary operations against the hostile Indians conducted
under his directions the reporting General Grant, all
applications by Territorial authorities raise troops or
for local military force referred BY the War Depart
ment 10 General Sherman, In whom authority is vested
10 determine the necessities for troops, their num-
bers and equipment, with authority to tako COM
mand aud disoaud them Immediately when the neccs-
silly Tor them ceases. This supervision is given him as
commander OF The military division, in order to conine
employment OF local troops cases of actual necessity
and TO subject them to some responsible control The
local authorities IN every Territory urgent to
ferrea 10 General Sherman for such action deems
necessary and proper.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIvERroof. June IL, 1867.
The steamship England Of the National Steam Navi-
CATION Companys line which left New York on the 25th
OF May, arrived at Liverpool Friday last.
ScuTuAMPros June IL. 1867.
The steamship Hansa, Captain oteendorp, from New
York May 49, arrived here yesterday.
LoSDcSDrRRT, June IL, 1867.
The steamship Peruvian, Captain Ballantne, from
Quebec arrived here to-day the way to Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, June II, 1867.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, Captain McGuigan,
which left New York tho ls Of June, arrived here
last evening, en- roiae TO Liverpool.
Disaster Mt sea.
FALMOUTH, June 11-2 r. N.
The ship Medora, from Newport for New York, has
put into this port damaged.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
NEWS FROM TINE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco June 8, 1867
The United States sloop- -of-war jamestown reports
Of yellow fever and six deaths during her voyage
from Panama.
The revenue Cutter Joe Lane sailed the first inst.
to take possession IN the OF the United States Of
the recently discovered about 1900 miles W. NV
from this port Four expeditions have fitted out for the
same purpose, two o. which have sailed.
The sailing OF the steamer Montana for Stka has been
indefinitely postponed
The revenue Lincoln has been ordered 70 report
at san Francisco for the purpose OF carrying proper
government officers Russian America, TO formally
of the Territory and organize the revenue
system, &c
Her Majesty steamship Shearwater sailed from VIC
toria for England via Valparaiso June Z.
The Savage Mining Company declared dividend Of
5000 per loot for May the Yellow jacket S75 and Ken
tuck $50 per share.
Mining stocks are quoted as folows;-Savage s3s 40;
elbow Jacket, S11 e7; Crown Point $40 90; Gould X
Curry SIS 40; Choler Potosi, s. 35; kaniuck - 70
ophr 81 o.; Imperial, 81 81; 0vcrman, 81 45; Bui.
lion, 81 2S.
Laval tenders ~
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
The following DR.. Harris weekly letter on tho
alty this city and Brooklyn during the week ending
Saturday, the Sth inst. -

SATURDAY, the sth inst.
METROPOLITAN BOARD HFAIm,
BUREAU or VITAL SrATIsTrcs, June TO- 1867.
In the week ending Juno there were 3s7 deaths In
New York. including ~ In the public institutions 81 OF
the latter being inmates OF county and State asylums,
&C. on the islands. There we're 1853 deaths IN Brook
iyn including IL that occurred in county asyums. &C.
beyond the city limits This moralitv is, upon census
OF 1865 equal TO yearly death rate OF 24.os 1000
inhabitants In New York. and 2I.42 per 200 in
Brooklyn.
Tho total mortality by zymotc diseases was At
minimum in both Cities the proportion Of deaths from
this class in New York being little more than 20 per
cent OF ALL and, in Brooklyn, little less than 20 per
cent Like the corresponding week In 1885, the FIRST
week in June o the most healthfu la the year
The mean temperature degrees and
there was 20 per cent less moisture in the atmos.
pherc than in the corresponding week last year.
Nearly inches depth of rainfall occurred during the
week and in the great storm last Saturday night and
Sunday ~ inches Of water FELL such heavy and sudden
ranfalls excellent purifiers The unusually small
mortality by disrrhUal disorders and typhoid feyers
past weeks IL worthy OF notice. but the 80 deaths
scaratna measles In the two cites last week show
tic necessity of consuming TO guard against those pests
OF childhood La Now York 81 q3 per cent OF all deaths
were unccr years. In Brooklyn the ages gave
% per and So 81 per Of the total number Of
deaths.
Inc low rate OF mortality the past six weeks affords
evidence or Improvement in local sanitary conditions;
but the OF the seventh Eleventh,
Thlr,eeth, seventeenth and Tweny-irs wards OF New
York and ia the Fifth, Eleventh and Sixteenth 10
Brooklyn there continues 20 be high death rate that
points to local and domestic causes. r. HARRIS.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
SPECIAL TLL'cHAm n THr Hrpl,o

No Hope of Peace with the OgalIaIIa Sioux
General Smitt ip Command Of the Noun.
tain District-AftaclSs from Hostile Indians.
OMAHA, Nebraska, June ii, 1857.
General Buford is here, en- route to Washington, to
represent TO the government that there is no hope for
peace from the ogaaalla Sioux
General J. E Smith Is eProute to Fort Phil Kearny,
with several hundred recruits General Smith has been
selected by General Grant.to command the Mountain
District which includes the whole Powder country
Large trains are being escorted to Fort Phil Kearny by
his troops and six companies the Fourth infantry.
Governor Hunt OF Colorado, is raising volunteers by
permission of General Sherman
General Augur is on the march
About twenty men have been killed by Indlaus during
the past week and about two hundred head of stock
stolen. Some DAYS the Indians attack simultaneously
half q dozen ranches
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
The Horse Fair MT Trenton.

Yesterday was tho opening day OF the New Jersey
State Fair The proceedings opened by parade
on the track Of all horses on exhibition among which
asher and Young Eclipse stood conspicuous Tho dis
play or sialious very slim. The first won
py Mr. smiths Granite State Time 3:l7
Sccond Racc-Tria OF horses mares and geldngs best
two In three In harness, that have not made three
minutes. There were fourteen entries Won by VIM.
Strong's gray horse Time. 24lH
T4frd R1ce-Tral OF PAGERS in harness, best two 10
three. Won by Wm Durnster's gray stallion. Zine,
2.40
Fourth Race Trial OF stations In harness. best three
in ave Seven entries. Won by Mr.. Rodin's gray
horse Time, 2:33
Tie hrst race won in one heat, the second and
third in two cach and the last In three heats The
sport throughout exciting and witnessed by n
rcspec able gathering OF the sporting fraternity OF New
Jersey New YORK and Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

The College Regatta mt Lake QuinsignnOnd.
From the Boston Journal June 10
Az meeting In Worcester, on Saturday evening" TO
make preliminary arrangements for the college regatta
at Lake Quinseamond, 10 was decided TO give gold
medal TO each member Of the successful University crew,
silver cup the winning Of the Freshman class
and purse OF 500 TO the successful Scientific crew
suitable Prize will also be awarded the champion crow
in the contest OF Worcester boats committee OF ar
rangements appointed, OF which Hon. d. Waldo
Lincoln chairman, Samuel 3. Green secretary and
Arther A. Goode treasurer
II is reported from New Haven that Yale IL discour-
aged In getting crew for the boat with Harvard
Twelve men have been chosen at different times without
final agreement, and although the present crew are AZ
faithful hard-workng and earnest any crew can bc,
they are not eanRuine OF Tho freshmen
viii send strong boat 10 the regatta and confident
OF victory, whatever may b. the issue OF the main
event The between the Scientific boats of the two
colleges will not take place, Yale having declined
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Movcmeuts Of Queen Emma and the King
The LackawaBna mt Honolulu.
san FRASusco, June o, 1867
The bark Locket from Liverpool, via Honolulu, has
arrived here with adyices from the latter port 10
May Is.
Queen Emma has been visiting her mother At Tahoma.
The Adveris~ favors government subsidy TO the
San Francisco and coast steamers.
The King had sailed for Molakai and Maui, proposing
10 be absent several weeks.
The crater OF Kilapa continues to shoot forth lava
with increased activity and there are now distinct
lakes OF lava IN It's vicinity.
The bark Martha had arrived at Honolulu with one
hundred barrels OF sperm oil
The United States steamer Iackawanna has arrived
from the French frgate Shias with the wrecked
men OF the ship Daniel Wood.
The com morcial news IL unimportan1
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT puslIxsrus. VERMONT.

BrRrIoc1oS, w. June 11-Mdnight.
destructive FIRE broke out at ten O'Clock THIS even
ing the stables OF the Howard Hotel burning the ho-
tel and out houses the carriage factory OF g. H. Bost
wick Co. and the stables Of w. H Lane q NJ Patter.
SON. and n. Parker The total loss IL estimated
Howard Hotel, loses $40, 0o0 which s insured
a. follows =: North American OF Philadelphia
$1,000; Metropolitan, OF New York, $4,000; North
American, OF New York. e2, 600 and the Phenix, OF
Hartford $4,000 Tho other iusurances not known
The wind was blowing strongly at tho time, and the
mes were only subdued by the most untiring efforts o
the remen and citizens The nre Is supposed to have
bean The work OF incendiarx.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

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njoy lite while suffering from indigestious
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The New York herald., 1867-06-12
RACE ON THE MYSTIC PARK COURSE.


Boston, June H. 1867
Tho most interesting TURF incident Of the
. race the Mystic riding park this afternoon for
purse OF $500. between tho black Blackstone
Belize in harness, and the bay gcding John Steward to
saddle. There several thousand persons present.
including many from Now York and Philadelphia,
and also from Eastern cities The three miles
and repeat and the mare was driven by J. J. Bowen,
and steward rode by John Murphy Blackstone
Belle won race making the first mile IN 237x, the
two miles In 5.l61 and the 1rst heat 75siS On
the second heat she made the first mile 236k, the
second 515 and the third mile and heat in So thu
winning the race and purse.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Republican State Convention-General
sheridan 20 Project Free Discnssion.
- Nav ORLEANS, Juno IL, 1867.
The Republican State Convention Is in session in the
Mechanics Institute, where tire occurred last
July. Mr.. Charles Smith e6cted President to-day
Governor Flanders has been invited and has consented
to address the Convention Tho Convenn will reorgan-
ize the State Central Committee and adopt platform
for the pending canvass.
protecting all parties in the peaceful prosecution OF
the campaign throughout the State. Wells has heard
nothing from the President and the entire press and
people, irrespective Of party, rejoicing his re-
moval, and propose day OF thanksgiving and praise.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunari malt steamship Scotia. Captain Judkns.
viii leave this port on Wednesday. for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will at tho Pos, Once al
haif-past ten O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
The NEw YORK Naturalization for Europe-will be
ready at hafpast nine O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Single copies. in Wrappers for mailing six cents.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
The NIinntrels.

Kelly Leons Mnstrels have ed on the last week
but OF the with Icons capital buresques OF
Norma, the Japs, Cinder Leon, &c. Griffin & Christy
bring out Ventriloqusm the Poor Indian and
Philharmonic Concert, in addition to the other at
fractions Of their former programme Tony Pas
tor has made hit with the White Crook and the
Champion Oarsman. Birch, wambold, Bernard
Backus have new cornet player q champion Jig
dancer and choice assortment OF operate gems at the
San Francisco Mnstres Butler, at the American thea
tire, in Bryant's former hail. has pair OF new dancers
the Zucco sisters beautiful in face and agile In limb
and changes his programme every night; and Hoolcy,
in Brooklyn. has his japanese Worlds Fair, and
gives his patrons the benefit OF trip to Paris every
night Further deponent sayeth moth.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
ssnAIua Waps AND MS EXCURSION Party.

Ovation nj Lawrence Additions to fhc Party.
LAWRENCE, Kansas June IL, 1867
Senator Wade excursion party remained here to-day
and partook of banquet. Tho brass band from Fort
Leavcnworth ioned the party. Senator'S Pomeroy and
Ross and Hon sidney Clark accompany the party which
was joined yesterday by General Palmer the treasurer
aud several olIcers Of the Union Pacific Railway East
division and their ladies' All left al three O'Clock
r. n. for Junction City.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
TIE NATIONAL GAME.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE HERALD.

The Athletics. of Philadelphia, Beat the Eons,
al Portland, Me-. nj Boston.
BosroS, June H. 1867.
The Athletics, Of Philadelphia, and tho Eons OF
Portland played match game OF base ball the CON-
mon in this city this afternoon In presence Of several
thousand spectators including many noted participants
IN the national gsme from other cities. The Athletics
were the winners scoring eighty TO the Eons
Tomorrow the Athletics will play match
game with the Howards who are now the champions Of
Massachusetts,
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
Oriental Of Greenpoint W. Excelsior Of Pater-
son. New Jersey.

The nrst game OF . series OF homo and home matches
between these clubs played the ground OF the
former at Grecnpoint Monday tho 10th instant The
weather delightful, and immense crowd vas In
attendance 70 witness the amusement. Eight innings
only were played resulting IN victory ,or ths Uen'ais
the part Of the Orentas the marked feature In the
game they adding 20 70 their score IN the egn IN
an last inning with record OF clean home runa The
fielding in general good, the Excelsors taxing Vie
lead IN Nv catches Double plays were made by Ed
HoImes teorre Thomas D. Davies, Elijah Holmes,
Percy butler and j. vsndernoef, Of the 0rensais An
nexn ia tha full -
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
FLOODS N KANSAS.
Thr Town oil ElI,worth submcrgcd.

The Town Of Ellsworth Submerged.
SArrsa, Kansas. June IL, 1867.
A gentleman from Ellsworth reports that town COM
pctey inundated the being six feet deep Seve
raj buildings have noared away and others moved
from their foundations. large omount OF lumber has
passed here also portions OF buildings Tho is
four feet above the railroad track and good portion OF
the road between here and Ellsworth submerged The
smoky Hill RIVER still within its banks hore, but IL IS
impossible travel either way. The water Is higher
than ID has been since 1858.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
MANHOOD suFFRAsE IN xENfgcxy

LoUisyILtE, June III, 1867
paper has been drawn by negroes Of this stale
TO which signatures being solicited praying Congress
extend the right OF suffrage and OF tesying in tho
courts to the negroes OF Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
A M Y S E M & N r S .


AS the drama OF Treasure Troye gets into shpshape
and rid Of tho redundaucics and ncongruy of dialogue
that first marred its success and the public become
more accustomed TO 1.-THE large houses draws show
ing that the many takes an interest in
lit veres first opinion OF ii as an attractive and
excellent photograph OF New York life. The scenery
too, works smoothly, and saratoga the falls, stock Ex
ahange, &c, arc presented in tue most cIike manner
II Is given every night
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
The Bunyau TabIenu.

This magnificent exhibition illustrative Of the leading
points in the great dreamer's aegory. closes saur
day next after an unprecedented ran OF six months
The work OF the highest style OF panoramic arr and Is
unquestionaby one Of the Dest that has been
exhibition in this city Many OF leading artists have
engaged upon this work. and those who fail 70 visit
IL before leaves for the interior will lose opporu
nifty possibly never again TO occur.