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DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG
nTHE ONLY GERMANDAILY AND
WEEKLY CITY AND STATE.
q R The only Evening paper pub
shed in Nashville.
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RATE s9oF ADVERTISING.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06

HUMORs OF THE ELECrION.-"YOU DON'T TELL
Me So.'-An honest hearted democrat from Wind
sor came to town early last evening, and seered at
once for democratic headquarters TO get the news.
Just he got the foot OF the stairway leading to
the rooms he accosted by one OF the faithful
who said:-'The State has gone for Grant.n "By
goly to thunder; gosh darn 1t all, my stars, you
don't tell me so |" "Yes, and that amt the worst OF
lt-New Haven has gone back on usl' mo th,n-
der and lightning, you don't tell me so ~ ayes, and
way for Grant" "Hang my garters blazes
and glmblets,. You don't tell me sop ayes,
and that amt the worst OF IL; Ohio cleans
us out all through" "Ohio doesi I'll he horn
swoggled, gingerbread and scissors to grind you
don't tell me 80 % Eyes, and that amt the worst OF
1t; everything is against us: we are completely
faxed out everywhere ~ us that SO? Condemn
the go blasted luck, by Jimmy thunder; darn 1t all
to-tO-to-. l swan tO-darn 1t all-gOl blast
You don't tell so ~ At last accounts the old chap
was heading homeward, making some very nice
carroms up Windsor avenue.-HarJord Courant
NOE. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06
FIRES DUaINs THE MONTH or OCTOBER.

Their Origin, Losses and Insurances.
Charles N Brackett, Metropolitan Fire Marshal,
submits the following report regarding the number
OF fires their origin losses and total amount Of in
assurances, together with other Information OF in
terest that have occurred IN the Metropolitan Fire
District during the month OF October:-
There were ninety-four fires and alarms; Of these
nine were 'shll" and eleven false. Fifteen fires
were discovered by members Of the Police Depart
ment. Two fires were caused by fireworks, one by
explosion OF chemicals, two by explosion or kero-
sene lamps, two by defective gas pipes and meters
four from defective heating apparatus, one from
smoking pipe one from playing with matches and
the remainder from accidental causes.
There were fOrty-fOur fires resulting In loss OF
less than 500 each eighteen between 800 and
81, o00 SIX between 81 900 and $1,000, three between
$4,000 and $4,000, two between the latter amount
and 100000, with one over 100000.
The losses on buildings in which these fires &C.
CURED amounted to Sos 900, upon which there were
assurances OF sl76,s50 Losses on stock. $l0I, 555;
assurances, 1921 700.
On the Isl inst, Jack Baur was arrested on the
charge OF setting fire TO chop No. q Hudson street;
discharged. On the 14th ut., Nathan and william
Wolf were arrested charged with attempting to burn
grocery store No. l5e avenue y. On the 18TH Robert
Jackson was arrested and held to answer on a
charge OF setting fire to premises No. 900 West
Twenty fourth street.
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ARREST Of ms. HARPER, THE FEMALE FoaGER.
FROM the New Haven Register, Nov. 4.

From the New Haven Register, Nov. Al
In the women's department at the police head
quarters is Mrs. Harper, the noted Iorger who few
Gays since was allowed to escape from Haddam JAIL
where she was confined for forgery committed In
Mtddleown. II seems that she went directly to her
home in New York city, she was first arrested In
New York by officer Stlwel, OF the detective force
Oncer Wilcox, or Middletown, when ne heard OF her
escape, at once teegraphed the facts to olcer sti
well. On Sunday, as he stepped out OF an eating
house in Broadway, he saw HIS prisoner
walking at G rapid gait down Broadway
in The RAM which was falling quite fast. He
at once arrested her, and on Monday night she
was brought to this city and assigned quarters at
the station house We dropped IN there Tuesday, to
see the women who had made such stir In the COM
munity. We were politely ushered into the apart
ments where she was when tho following dialogue
took place:-Reporter--''Well, they have got you
again." Mrs. Harper-'Yes, and what do you want
hereY' r." Came here TO see your Mrs. H.
"Well, you have seen me, and that will do" R.
"fhink we have seen you before" Mrs. H.-"Well,
what II we haves' Rive had q desire to see such
noted women as you are" Mrs. HI am nothing
but woman.o
She refused to give US anything OF her history she
Is apparently thriyive years OF age, although she
says she is only twenty EIGHT. She was married
some twelve years ago. and has two children in New
York. she would not lisp word about her husband
She was to be taken to Middetown this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06
COURT oF SPECIAL SESSIONS.



PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
This was case In which Judge Henry Alker, in
the Marine Court, entered n complaint against pre-.
sentable-ooking man named william w. Kinney for
assault and battery
The Judge stated that, with his family, he rid
Ing In a car, aud desiring o seat tapped Kinney ON
The knees and requested MIN 70 remove his feet from
the cushion that he might get place by the side Of
his wiie. The defendant iheroupon got up AMI, with
out giving any warning. struck the Judge In the face
violent and most unwarIantable blow.
The defendant showed hs standing In the commu
nifty TO be most respectable; but the Court thought
That, In consideration Of the righteousness OF the
act ne SHOULD be sent 70 the Penitcntlary for two
months aud 70 pay fne OF any dollars. Kinney ~
said 70 be worth $3.50 900.
Tue COURT REFUSES 70 uAvB COMMUNICATIONS WITH
TUB CHIEF o. POLICE.
Judge Bowling here hanoed To tho sergeant or the
court package 81 papers scnt To- hin Nv the SUPER.
intendent OF Police, and narnctgd him 10 return ma
same, informing him al the same time that inasmuc
~ be had nsuted the Judiciary % the CITY ti1e cnI
would hold no further official communication win
him except through the District Attorney Tho seT
gcant rlumi eel TO inform the superintendent ~
Police 81 what the court had said.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06
sUfe7loa coUsr-SpsClil TERM.



Before Judge McCunn.
In ne Natter or Patrick HeGer30a ard T,centv-
Hre Oners.-These parties were arrested and COM
mitted by Judge James on charges OF voting or
attempting to vote illegally. Judge McCunn yes
terday rendered the following decision dscharging
al the parties:-
substantially identical, and the decision OF will
dispose OF the residue The only warrant, process
or paper on which the prisoners are held is tem-
porary commitment In the following words and
ngures:-
The warden Of the City Prison Brdewe the city Of
New York will receive and safely for
body OF Jacob Bennett charged with attempting vote
Illegally and false personaton. A. b. JAMES,
Justice Supreme Court.
Oncer -, precinct No. -,
NEW YORK. Nov. U, 1863
A mere glance at this document sunless 10 exhibit
ate insuficiency 10 justify the detention OF the petit
fioners. First the aldsvIt deposition or complaint
on which this warrant issued III any indeed existed,
II not 1led and preserved, q condition made ind.s-
pensable by on act passed I'd OF March, 1868 cd
mond's Stat. at Large VOL g. y. 1o0); second, the
warrant m,ttimus must state that the party has
been charged upon OATH 1t Is further requisite that
the name OF the party making the charge upon oath
ahoud appear In the paper. IL does not appear here
who makes the OATH 10 that even had the paper
shown charge upon oath u would have been fatally
defective In not disclosing the name OF the COM
plalnant The circumstances under which these
petitioners arrested by order OF trustee OF the
Supreme Court imported from distant court IN an
inaccessible chamber I'm the Metropolitan Hotel
might provoke some inquiry NJ 70 the right of this
Judge and the authority Of his tribunal and the
validity Of his warrants; but the cases being deter
mined by the foregoing considerations forbear the
challenged criticism out OF respect to member OF a
coordinate branch OF the judiciary. The prisoners
must be discharged.
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stsan,hlD si.s.rs B.tem.n Richmond City Poin, and
siss@ship Jane: Green, Inman. Washington, Dc with
Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston. with mdss TO VIM
sis.m.hip w:m.ut.. FisA New Bedford. with mdss and
s!sS s:sss
from London for shanghae ~ days Passed Cape Horn
s
Hatieras; since and NV winds; been days north OF
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wind: during The pHf: s.S: n -.
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Brig Lark scoEsan Hsracsi1p "a days with coffee to
Brig PoIsdo {Br), Pnmmer sagua Is days with sugar
to Miller Houghton Had several easery gales the
Brig Eva johnson, Johnson Baltimore 10 hours, with
rs gs. s sn s4s IL: s.a s
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weather. sailed company with schr Mary Banks New
schr Smith, Tooker Charleston. days, with cotton,
&C. to LMcCready Co. Had NE winds most Of the pas
scir Ben Rollins. Wilmington, NO. days. with naval
schr Gen Grant, wall Newssrn, NC days, Vi. Ha,ieras
in n @ New Haven
schr is weldon bourne. Alexandra for Bridgeport
schr Enoch Moore, Chanberin, Alexandria for Jersey
schr Ira Bliss, Hutchinson, Alexandria for Hudson
scSr 3sna = 6 ps ws e MsrI Noros for Portland
s ss Er ss MSnssoP Pss virginia ysna for Boston,
schr Vim Clare, Jones' Jones, chineo,easue.
schr Henry Cole. Peterson, Virginia.
schr Eliza White, Deacon, virginia.
Schr j 4 ID Cramer, Craner, Virginia.
s sssT 9 2s|h esr Ssssy Hsa 9s Virginia
Schr Lockwood, Sharrott, Georgetown, DC, for Hobo
schr woodruff simms Pharo Georgetown, DC for Jersey
sehr Rebscca, Smith, Georgetown, DC.
schr F Waterman, Marshall Baltimore for saybrook.
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Johnson fnnsy S for New ssdoq
scar Moran johnson, Calais via Bridgeport, whore
schr Nss Doe Ryder Bangor via Fall River, where
'' ssSs Ssi:l.. Ansp no, s for Rs s,
sshr NM, Tosm,pk%ps s, Freeman saa,a, Boston
schr AlnomooE, Fitch, Nantucket days. with ash Ro
scar Marhs Murphy, Nantucket days. with fish to
Schr John I.ozer, Lincoln, Taunton.
Schr 81 James, Keefe, Taunton.
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tucker, Wareham.
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer Somerset.
Schr Esluimaux Briggs. Dighton for Elizabethport
Schr Modeslv Weaver, Providence.
6chr Copy Mills, Providence.
Schr Elm City, Kelv, Providence for Elizabehport.
Schr James Deputy Sturgess, Providence.
schr Merwin Bunce, Providence for Elizabethpor.
schr H Hall, Murphy, Providence.
Schr Seventy-Sx, Teele, Providence
Schr Caspian Larabee, Providence
Schr Treasure Arnold, Providence.
schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Potter Providence.
scbr Pennsylvania Lynch, Hartford for Philadelphia.
Schr Phoebe Elizabeth, Hill, New Haven
schr B Wharton Bartell, Portland, CT.
Schr Merrifnan, Simpson, Greenwich for Fortress
Monroe.
schr VIM Ward Ward, Bridgeport for Philadelphia.
The bark Zzin arrived 9TH inst is from Zane, not Cee
a. before reported
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r0aT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER s. 1858.
CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra tBp, Watson Liverpool via Queens
town-E Cunari.
Steamship Hanss NO, Brickensten, Brsmen-oerichs A
Co.
steamship Eagle, Greene Havana Atlantic Mail steam
sNn o.
Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Sarago-sa, Crowel. Chsries.on-A Lcsrv
Steamship Ashland, Crowegi Wilmington, NC-M PCivde
scRmshp Abemare, Couch, Norfolk CIV Point anu Rich.
moni--N u McCreaiv.
steamship pirieo. Johnson. Por,lsnd.-J Ames.
Steamship Nrptune. Baker D0slon--W & gde
Bark Jonathan Chase, Chase, Monevideo and Calao =
Walsh Z Carver.
Bark Hypsiia fBr), Mscioon, Aspinwal-s L Merchant
BARK Aber ieen, Treat sosiou-R Buck \ Co.
brig Pedro, Davis Jacksonville--Warre RAY.
Brig q Gates, Freeman. staila River, 0a-Miner 4
Eoughton.
6inilhers 4 co.
schr Nelly Potter, Harvey, Ncwbern- Goodspeed white
schr Henrietta Hi, Ill., Ne~bern- Thomas & Holmes.
schr " renn, Golfer Pine lsland-H w Jack,on.
schr ArthsmIus Gates Elizabehp ort--Snow Rich
aris0n.
S-hr evelyn, Buiger, Stamford.
Eoop Express, Lddell Perth Amboy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06

REBEL WAR REcORDs.-we have seen copy OF
General Bcauregard's private correspondence, from
the time he took command at Corinth to his occupa
ton OF Chattanooga just before Bragg entered Ken
tucSy Ii contains the secret history OF that army
during the period named. 1t is now the private
property OF gentleman In this city, By the way
1t Is fact not generally known that the United
States government never succeeded In capturing
the records OF the Confederate War Department.
they were last seen at q point In North Carolina.
not long before the surrender OF General Johnston
We suspect they were destroyed but they may be In
existence yet.-Mdcoa (Gd.) Journal, oct. 20.
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u FoRTEGss MONROE Nov sPa. in for harbo a'.au-
BYE Soy PS a ars aiy Elizabeth
4hAnssd schrs Marietta smith Preston E., ABB so;
rs.aisn Davis NewOurs Fountain Bennett ana Susan
GALVESTON Oct 99-Arrived steamship Gen sedgwiek,
Gdsrdse NYOrk brig Florence, Rathbun, dol schf Ads
0EoRGEfoWN, DC, Nov s-Arrved schrs Clara W r..
well SUI End Psg LaraSss c,oaIcs sos Brook. Henley
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for PFC
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sailed, III vessel. before reported =
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pckmorc Rockand Sailed briggs Herald, Frederick, and
NJRfoLK, Nov ssai!ed, briggs Susie strout strout,
's NEW srPFS f Nov ;snE. Perry Pima.
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bar Welsh Rondout for Boston Susan Centre Faes NYors
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pG sailsa-schrs uepry Fh:sn' AeAAna''A'
PENSACOLA Oct brig Long n9ss
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new three ms:ed ions Eadicoti Barbados salis ),
Essan ses EsS
Nellie Treat, Trim, Bangor; Telegraph Kemp, Weldeei
PoRTLAAb, Nov s-Arrived, schrs L Brews.er Smith,
Mary Fos Ross s'i sehr Ida
| .PoRfsMoUTI, Nov s-sailed schr Anna Elizabeth,
| PROVIDENCE Nov 4-Arrived, schrs Hannah Blackman,
Zones Alfred kssne Robinson and Terry Raynor'
srghtman and San Jnnn Jones Lzabe,hPSrt; hpns
sn edas Kans5 Sss k S
Heaney. and Falconer Wilson, do for Pay.ucket Look
aoine, TScne HaVerstraw john Baxter Jones'. Eli.
! Hamiton Cole; Adeia Kelly, Young and VIM Boardmsn,
saied-schrs Chas vickcry, Benton Newbern NC; Cy.
rus Chamberlain Porter; Angelina Van Cleaf Heath, and
VIM Thomas white Eliasbethpors Nathaniel Holiness Nor.
Frances Ellen, Fsrrel Chase CoIns senator Grimes,
Merrill llr and 9T req Rhodes NYork. r.,.n..
saiIsdm L. c Alise G Noyss, Crowei Roa1ou. -
Sailed ID, sLip aen.oo, Freeman, Liverpool.
| SAVANNAH, Nov 6-saiied, steamship Herman Living.
SALEM, ARRIVED, schr Remnant, Hand, Phlladel
l.h-Arrved schrs Mary Mines, Crowell, and Sarah
| Bright, Shaw Philadelphia.
MISUNDERSTANDING Adsaa stlwassn, Nyork schrs VIM
wine iresn HgttIe Page, Haley; simmons dolrrcy; I
sn and Haioy, Ras.s PhisdspSi. ana large S.ss
Of coasters, bound South and East.
TAUNTON Nov snsailsd schr sals W Ponder. Lincoln,
WASHINGTON, DC, Nov s-Arrived, schr Lucy Jones,
wxkkH&M Nov a-Arrived, .chrs vassar j., christI.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Stsamship Ocean Queen, King Aspinwal, Oct 2s with
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Co. Oct 90 IL NJ lat II 30 Ion rs 81 spoke steamship Henry
Channeey, hencs for Aspinwa Nov g. 1855 AM TAT 80 IL
Ion a ", steamship Arizona, hence for Aspnwail
Oct ~ via uopaives day. with mdse and 10 passengers
10 n Muray, Jr.
Steamship MerccdIs, sarkcy, Fernandlna, Nov l. with
mise and passengers, 20 ! X Roberta.
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