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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-22
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-22

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ter pas ubtitunI petbreitet, snira Sa SafeIbe 5on
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
our FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.

Case Of Lieutenant Oicuft Accused Of Mar
derinx n Private SoIdier--Completion Of the
Burial Corps Operations nj Yorktowu ana
Location Of National Cemetery aesx
Portsniouth, SO.
FoRrREss MONROE, Jan. 10, 1857
No decision has yet reached here in the OF Lieu
tenant Ocutt Twenty United States infantry. who
shot private King Of his regiment several weeks sncs
near Yorktown. From gentleman arriving to-day
from the latter place. who has been spending several
days there learn tina. The lieutenant s still under
close While strong impression prevails thes
the military court Of inquiry investigating tho cass
has declared the homicide jussinable on the ground
OF self defence, there il but view entertained
by the officers and soldiers Of the post, aud
the residents knowing the facts, that II was
positively that barbarties committed upon tho mur
dered man after his death-beatng him with rails and
from tne lieutenant that he would shoot him II he dsroa
disobey him Although the lapse OF time since shs
tragedy has diminished the and me &
OF the court and dnsi disposition Of the matter
NTERnvSr UNION soINERs
The burial that for time has been ongngo0
Yorktown dsiuterrng the Union sold iers buried IL ~
vicinity. and placing the remains In . national csnssssy
sSss. Aoa, six Sundrsd bodies have been Deposited
in the cemetery. u situated about three qua!tsn 81
selection the locality the best at ooald b ms1s
being hill and we'll shaded The grounds are tsts
noSrs CHIEF 's ne Ss al 0 rp. VII "a
the natLonh cemeteries WITH, which be has
been connected to make worthy the object and The
marsyVsd patriots Of the Union whose deaths 10 The
sacred Of liberty grateful country thus seeks -
perpetuate and make honorable. From Yorktown he
burial corps proceed to Portsmouth. which city
national cemetery b 70 Be established for rebuying
dead sodiers whose remains nov I've shattered over
the plains around Suffolk. along tho Backwater And u
the vicinity Of Smhned. Az soon = the locality ID
selected and the ground put In Order the work Of dsn
torment and reburiai will begin.
SNIP ENoCH TRAIN. - n
THIS ship, leaving Philadelphia some two months &c
for San Francisco, with fteen hundred tons Of coa fes
the Mare Island Navy Yard, and becoming disabied
on the Delaware Breakwater compelling her 70 put n
here which time she has been undergoing ropas
Norfolk, to-day into the Portsmouth Navy Yard
dry dock About one hundred ship cacponton end
caulkers, sent from New York. repairing her. -
expected she will Be able her voyage n abeut
week
sHELIs ron ORDNANCE nxrzRmmra Ea.
The schooner +. C knight, arriving to-day from Dos-
ton brought load Of fteeninch spherical pr0jectss
70 be used I'D the ordnance experiments hero They
70 be tired from the Rodman smooth bore gun 81 ths-
cnlbr0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
NOW 70 PROVIDE faa TINE SUFFERING Pooh.

FIVE POINTS HOUSE on ISDusTHY,
1856 woRrH STREET, NEW YoRx, Jan. 10, 1857. !
The trustees OF this Institution have arrangements for
invesgatns and supplying Ill Of desttution
fcsd to them The evils resulting from indiscrimnate
strses charities well understood, and the appli
csnss for aid numerous In this weather,
that w desire give notice that applicants ssnt 10
Post once giving and residence Of the party 70 Be
visited viii b investigated immsdissly andf desired
the results will b reported From the numbers throng
ng 70 m sure NE ympahiss Of the benevolent
must BE- constantly appealed 20. Hardly ever before
have % many poor widows with children come 70 In
the same length Of time and morning, noou and night
hungry men, women and children come 70 for some
pe~ woman cane 10 n to-day, having pledged her
weddink ring f0f feed ~ her ch1ldron Il We tks last
thing 6hs had 10 ple1ga We redeemed ths ring and
win a6sd suoA relief = win pEsveut susrng. sok
eoldfse's family y found wiehoue food o. fuel, and
threofsned - b eoced fkom thop roum for no1rpay-
ment Of rsaA We know tAem " ~ respsotabls and
fxugnl h - ouonump1oo, co1rno1ed n Ne aTny,
an1 bas bssa unablo - wosk t. mr. mont ass shsr
sun1sr saraings sxhnns1s1 ~ osns y = foT issk
h - o6tensd his Rsosoa popssy ~ - Seosiyes
notiang usAll nansh psoe wscaaa, wIh tRsss chli-
6rsa comes fer relief - - 6ongoslv any Osa6o.
fed a. fus and within lhroo Wooan q her ooanno.
neal a pooe vomnn vc1lo1 \ fbQnA uving = : nis-
Abls room. scanl q fdrni!eee, Wt1eut 6Fs fos4 q
INA ehs kasa sick ne - eni1rn unzsr ssvsa
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sSSlissssss = 49, = = !sxss..s.ss4 should !.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan 10, 1867.
Mr. Hrscocx reported bill TO extend the for the
collection OF taxes in the several towns and cities Of the
State TO the LIST day Of April
r.. CANAL AWARDS avsa
Mr. LnTLxJoHr, from the Canal Committee, reported
the following resolution, which was Adopted
Resolved rha. the Audsorof the Canal Department BE-
and Is hereby rogue comnunicsts sh House
s.y s sssS ss q ns *. T;as
los. damage growing on. q .s
upon such Awards the amour. remaining unpaid ens cct q
ss ap annas ss 70 what 'i9 Ss n
prosde FOR such payment and also that he
in Provided
adoption Of Tho contract system.
The Committee Rules reported resolution In favor
OF increasing the Committee on Cities from seven 70
nine members, which was Afterwards recommitted.
nv Mr.. csx.xrs-xppointnr Charles O'conor. David
Dudley Field George g. Barnard and others, commits
sion 70 and amend the charter Of the city Of New
By Mr.. YorScrovs--To prohibit the directors and
managers Of one railroad company IN TINS state from
ana os ohs
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. wxD-To facilitate proof Of title acquired
By MI. DEvuN-To INCORPORATE the New York and
Texas transportation Company
;.o.a sSs sIo scs. ese Sus
and obligations Of carriers and passengers In relation
by IT. WA0STArr-Io iuCofpOtass sno y0snssn ~
sion House Association Of the port Of New York
By Mr.. sASvoRD-To amend the charter Of the Oneida
Savings Bank eros
MOTIONS AND RxsoLurrovs
BY Mr. MnLsrAuoH-That the Trustees OF the STATE
Inebriats Asylum are hereby ordered 70 report At A.
early day the number Of patients nov In said inssitu.
ton, which was adopted
BY Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING the provisions Of the
statute compelling railroads 70 place signs - road Cross
inu - warning 70 travellers, and reciting the Harlem
Railroad Company has nos obsyed OF regarded The pro-
visions Of the statute 70 the great peril Of travellers
and others having occaon 70 cross their railroad track
therefore
er Il hereby called upon Ascertain the facts Of the
and = institute suit for the recovery Of damages and pena
ties for such neglect 81 the law.
The resolution wns laid over under the rule. Ad
journed V eleven O'Clock Monday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
Vessels In Distress MT Fortress Monroe.
EnRTRxaa Ian 1897.

Vessels In Distress mt Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. ID, 1857
rheSpanish steamer Psaro del 0ceano, from Navassa
for Baltimore. with cargo Of guano arrived tonight In
distress She lost her topmasts and bowsprt and
otherwise damaged by collision with an unknown
schooner on the 9TH OF January eighty miles south Of
Cape Hattsras She reports continued heavy gales from
that psnod The schooner struck amdships losing
her tormasta She Was next under foresail and
mainsal.
The schooner Eclectic from Turks Island with salt
for Baltimore has arrived here short OF provisions aud
water, With two Of her frostbitten She encoun-
tered weather for sixteen days above Hatteras
but mot materially damaged
Bothpf the above vessels were picked up In tho bay
and t0ved here by the revenue cutter Norherner,
which reports the Chesapeake filed with ice above York
spit 20 Ar IS the eye can reach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
THE PARacUAYafl WAR.

The Allies 10 Resume the Onensive-Lepex
and His Army Discontinued.
RIO JAanRo Dec %. 1855
VIA LosDos Jan. 2S-Evening
IL Ia sad the allies viii soon resume the offensive
General Lopez and his army ara said TO bs discon-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

Bosros, Jan. 10, 1867.
Very little business done yesterday. owing 70 the
difficulty Of delivering or transporting goods No
schools were in session.
In the town Of Somerville twsniy-six scholars and
their lady teachers compelled to remain all night
in the school house on account OF the storm. They
were furnished with bedding and refreshments, and
made comfortable.
Nothing has yet been heard from Commodore Blake
the veteran naval commander, who lost In the
storm on Thursday afternoon, in Brookline, and Is
feared that he persisted.
The snow storm OF Thursday led 70 many PROPOSE
TONS or BETS TO do immense things The principal
was bet Of $500 that Mr.. Charles Haley could not
walk from Boston TO Brighton and back In eight hours
Mr. Haley started at O'Clock In the morning, and
after enoounterng and overcoming many obstacles In
the shape or huge drifts, accomplished the feat In
four and half hours and won the money.
Only one train has arrived from New York since
Thursday and that left New York Thursday noon. The
regular New York express train left At 80 this AFTER
noou, and will probably go through tonight II Is ex-
pectsd that the Fall River and Newport routes win DO
open tonight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen will leave this pors 90
Monday, for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South PsoiAs
will close at half past ten O'Clock Monday morning
The NEW YoRx Edition Tor tho Pacific will
be ready al half-past nine o'clock in the morning.
singlecopes in wrappers ready for mailing six csnAG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

VIZ .N 81 81. L0va, yas. 10, lss1
A mssvhsns n Lschass6. m. sssedA A BsusiAs,
~ robbed q the Esss g. Leuis dspss o. THURSDAY
dspss,t Thers b no clue 70 W roSbsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

Va, GI8 ,sX1sE 81 Lows Jaa ~ 1oM q
4 D Jessph dsgpaaoh nys shas pssseas recently
svsd from ths NosthwA Plaas rsposs ths snow Asspsr
than To- aay ysas In places alosg tsls Haus Rivsr
party Who reeeny sesadsd Ne Colorado river thaA Mai
slrsan wss nasgAbls 70 Ne mouth e NE Green Yfvs
which ID within the boun6arss Of Colorado me veusl
used by The exploring party large enough 70 have
carried four such boaD used BY Leatenant I've when
he oxploeod The river sa,ts = ts4 flaO. 4 a fasM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

been lost are all safe After the vessel struck they
took 10 the boat and landed safely a. Boston Light
wharf Tho vessel rs complete loss, laging Sone TO
pieces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

A.-Meerachaum Pipes. :
The public respectfully Invited N examine the MEIER
sCIACM PIPES exhibition at newly rehtted ware
destined the Worlds Fair In France Tussday
the 2st instant at and John street near Brosdwsy
Manufacturers and only exhibitors from the United Satss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

Lsss - ths Sehesasr 8sphpsaia-xwe sf fhs
.s.. ta tse9 Grew DroWned. trS.s- IN / 80
~ ftsy Bosross Jan 10. 1eo3
me Schooner sophrpaiA Capitals Dssak < snd fson
DusnpssS sos Nsw Yssk, Win nv - posaass4 wsns
ashoss n murray neAt = OPS Ara. Bssh vssl ana
cargo wsrs iosG fhs maae, William Hopkins, nd Geo
Ryaa, ssaman, wsss Iosk The remainder o. Ne crew
were saved No insurance o. shs vssssl.
The safety Of the Omcers AID Crew ,er she
& Schooner Julia ASS. .s m
s Bosrox Jan 10. lss7.
The oGiosn and crow Of the schooner Julia Ann,
wrecked below this BORT and whs vsvs SUPPOSED v have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

- PROvTDFsCR Jan. TO- 1867.
No trains have come through yet either the Ston-
ngton or Hartford railroads train OF six locomotives
rot through from Boston last night and started back
this morning on the other track with locomotives
when noar Hebronve the train got on the track and
six locomotives became entirely disabled. Worcester
trains are running regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

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An Pr!.es C.ssed In Legal Lssseriss. -Cires--
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

F0RrREss M0NR0E, Jan -, 1857
The late cold weather the severest known in ten
years. and placed . complete embargo on steamboat
travel ON Chesapeake Bay and James river No Balt.
more steamer arrived here since Wednesday. Tho
steamer Annamsssix b frozen up Hampton Roads 10
nlisd with floating fields Of Ice coming from James
river aAd Elisabeth river. The Thermometer descended
- how - SIX dsgrscs. The wind y keen and cutting
ve0sls arriving from outside report the cold intense and
IN unprecedented succession Of northwest gaee
The brig General Masshal from The West Indies FOR
Baltimore, lays - anchor on Smiths Point
Tho weather n mod0rating tonight, and the steamer
Saxatoga hes sailed FOR New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

Ice Embargo In the Potomac River.
WASHINGTON, Jam TO- 1857
The Potomac sll closed thirty-sx miles below this
city. and number Of vessels Ice bound There Is
good skating between this city and Alexandra and hun
dreds cross daily making much better time than the
steamers formerly plying between the two cities.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21

.-.+.-.--- LIVERPOOL, Feb 10, Evening.
The Cotton market continued quiet and closed un-
changed; the sales to-day were 5000 bales; Middng
uplands quoted atl4d; Middling Orleans 145d.
The advices from Manchester are unfavorable the
market for goods and yarns being very dull and de-
pressed
The Breadstuffs market ia firm Corn at 800 per
quarter for Mixed Western. Oats Canadian and
American 81 Sd per As Tbs. The market for Proys-
ions is generally firm American tallOw 43s Cd lard
firm at Sos Sd for American. PrOduce-refined Penn
syivania and Canada White Petroleum, l6d per gal
Ion; spirits turpentne is quoted at 37s Cd Iinseed
cakes, thin oblOng for feeding, $40 los.
LONDON, Feb. 10, Evening.
COnsOls for money closed unchanged at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Tbe following are the
closing prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares SS Illinois Central shares rs ex-div. United
States 5-20s "a 5af. ,-lt y. I'll
FRANKFORT, Feb 10, Evening
United States $40 bonds closed this evening at
TT.
PARIS, Feb. 10. Evening"
United States $40 bonds are quoted at 73t. II
LoEDoN, Feb 20, Noon.
American Securities--Unitcd States $50 bonds are
quoted at TAI.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20, Noon.
The Cotton market is quiet and steady; sales 5000
bales; Middng uplands 14d ifl Ifl,.7l
LONDON, Feb. 20, Noon.
Cons0ls for money 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 70, ex-div Erie Railroad
shares 3Sl. United States 5-20s advancing: the
opening quotation is 74t.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20, Noon.
The Cotton market opens quiet and steady: esti-
mated days sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands at
Id ProvisiOns-Lard Cos Cd. n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21
Terrific Boiler Explosion.
SIXTY-FlVE LIVES LOST.
Eleven Passengers Only Unhurt.
MEMpHJs. Tenn Feb oO

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 20.
The steamboat David White, which left New
Orleans ON Thursday night for Louisville, with
800 passengers and 500 tons OF freight for Nash
vile and Louisville, exploded her iarboard boil
err on Sunday noon near Columbia, 225 miles
south of this city. The forward part of the
boat was literally torn to pieces, and many OF
the passengers and crew were thrown 100 feet
in the air, together with fragments of the boat
the scene is described as heart-rending. Their
clothes were blown off of some of the officers
Capt. Kinney was hurled 100 feet into the air,
and fell into the river much bruised and scald-
ed The clerk of the boat reports the loss of
sixty-five passengers, many of whose names
are unknown as the books were lost. The boat
was complete wreck. A part of the boiler
exploded upwards and part downwards, tear
ing the hull wide open. The engineer and fire.
men on watch were blown down with the hull.
The steamer Silas Bowler picked up the sur
yivors, and the steamers Emeline and Pauline
Carroll brought them here OF the cabin pas-
sengers only eleven are unhurt ft
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21
Mi.ceIlnneou. Dispatches.

NEW YORK, Feb 20.
A violent northwest snow storm commenced
early this morning, and now tnOon) continues
with undated fury. The wind is blowing a
gale, and the snow drifts badly. Railroad and
steamboat travel is much impeded. No dis
asters from outside have been reported thus
far.
The storm RACES upon the Sound to-day with
unabated fury, and some of the boats have ex-
perienced much difficulty in reaching the city.
Capt Nye, Of the Neptune line, reports the
storm severe one even for his experience. All
the boats of the Fall River and Providence
lines have been delayed, and up to 10 A. M the
Fall River boat had not arrived, although mo
mentarily expected. 1t is understood that the
boats of these lines will not leave this citv to-
day if the storm continues. The New Haven
Norwich and Bridgeport boats all report very
hard weather.
BOsTQF Feb 20.
A northeast snow storm set in early this fore
noon, and still e p. M } continues.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21
TO LET.
Bank Notice.
THE following the list and I'd Sections of an act
L of the Legislature, passed Fe b 20, 1866:

fNHE following are the LIST and I'd Sections of an act
l. of the Legislature, passed Feb 20, 1866:
"SEcTIoN1 /. In all cases where the liability of any
"bank in this State to redeem its bills would expire
IN the year 1866, but for the provisions of this act
liability shall be extended until the LIST day of
.dMareh, 1867, except such banks as are now in the
nands of the Receivers"
co.; oof. z, The Bank Commissioners shall publish
90 hamI vi more newspapers nearest the place where
uth rs situated, and in such other newspapers as
;I;, Icy see MT, notice of the time when the liza
a., h su sue: bank will cease for the redemption of
CO.. e, saa honce to be continued for three months
hcA' pe'ore the time named therefor
The liability Of the following banks IN redoen, ther
bills which would have expired in tbe vaar 1aes aud
after the passage of this act is by the Az. ioeo anu
the act extended until the lst day of Mach fss9 Vi
Augusta Bank at Augusta Long Reach Ronl =. M,
Bath Bank, at Bath. Lewiston Falls Rn, a. nath
Bank of Somerset, at 1n,.
at Skowhegan. Marine Bank, '""iston'
Bank of Winthrop, at bamar;sco..
at Winthrop. Northern Bank,
Freemans Blk, at Augusta at Haowe,,
Granite Bank, at Augusta Oakland Bank,
International Bank, at Gardiner.
Kenduskeag Bank, Skowhegan Bank,
at Bangor. at Skowhegan,
E &c. W E1HRRRINs, comm Bank
NOV 70, 1906, nO28d1aw3m