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SoDrJdlIg ?.
DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY 2
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG
By THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
~ The only Evening paper pub
Ished in Nashville. llls tisff
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

The Union Pacific Railroad Is completed to point
twenty miles west Of Cheyenne and within four
miles OF the highest summit the entire route. The
number OF men now employed in that section Is three
thousand. "
Democratic clubs are being formed in every dis.
trict OF South Carolina, and Democratic state Con-
venton Is called 70 meet at Columbia April 2.
The banking house OF Hale Rice at Junction City,
Kansas was robbed on Thursday morning OF $4,000
deposited the evening before by q Mr.. 4. Ranae.
The Pennsylvania senate yesterday passed joint
resolution requesting the President To protect Ameri
can citizens In the guano trade and TO compel the
st. Domingo government TO restore ut once the
Island of Alto Vcla.
Weston. the pedestrian, walked q mile In six
minutes and nfty-nve seconds In Bufrao last night.
The Liberty Texas Gazette gives q rumor that
Commodore Vanderbilt was TO take charge of the
Texas and New orleans Railroad on the LIST Of this
month and finish It all the way through In year
The same paper learns that an association OF CAPT.
tsts New York desire 70 purchase 4o 900 acres OF
land in the counties Of Liberty and Polk IL also says
that farming prospects this year are more encourag
ing to the thoughtful observer than they have been
bitherto since the emancipation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

schrs Wrn Alien Dye sasa Cohssset Gibbs New Bedford
corron, corson, Porani john price hieserssn, anu
Crawford Buckley aud Benedict, Case, Greenpori.
Archer Reeves, Foster, Fan River; Young, Young Den
cleared-steamer Roman, Baker, Boston barks Andes,
Msrrim.n cardenas Thonas, Rogers do Arthur kinsman,
lBr Jenkins John, NIB Maria WaeeIer wheeler Barbs
aos Kate Foster Brown, Porsland schrs chattanooes,
Boston black Diamond Yoans, Sewpo nS 0eneN'' '''
PORTLAND, March 25Arriyed schrs r Dresser, Reed.
Cleared sehrs VIM Penn. Philips. Philadelphia; Silver
Arrived, brig Riverside Curtis Matanuas via Var
PRoviDrNcE, March 20 Arrived, schr Charlotte Shaw.
saied-schrs Titmouse Haudren Norfolk; Brandywine,
Philadelphia Hiawviha, Howard and Race Horse Bragg,
wae Mekas % Gates Gov cony Psiter
Grainer, Harvey Idaho Davis; Brave Snow Moro Kelley,
RocKLAND March la-sailed schrs silas Wright Adams
NYork Ella, Packard, and Jameson Candage, dol Ben
s sS vnc aq laS: ao
and Webb, dol eth, Adrian Everett and Chase Ingra-
ham, do; sarah Julia Morey and Lindsey, Croctet
et.a Hail. and Bedabedec, Aen do; Nile, spear and VIM
Barnes do; Wellington, and Angeine do Cobb, and On
SAN FRANCISCO, March e7-Arrved, steamship Ne
SAVANNAH March h2s-Arrived, ship Lillian, Dublin.
Cieared~ships Lillian, Philadelphia; Francis Cutting.
SALEM, March 2l-Arived, schrs Hannah stone Foster,
Cayenne; Mary 8 Lunt, Brown, Baltimore; n Atwood,
Jersey City King, Blachord NYork for Calais Bengal,
Ststsou Forest Glover and Onward Arey, Rockand for
sailed 2s.h, schrs Atwood, N Lee, and T King
WlLMINGI0N, NC, March 25-Arrved, schr George Al
WAREHAM, March 2s--saed, schr Helen Perry, NYork
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. MARCH 2s 1sesTRPIE SHEET
schr Eyerglaas, Le!ana. v.w Kayea.

schr Eyerglade Le land, Saw Haven.
scbr Falcon Wheeler, Sow H7v.n.
schr Hyiranfea, Prentiss, naven FOR thsshethIort
Schr Phebe Eizaheih Hui. New lave Tor iir snethpor
Schr Franklin Pierce. iIolgion Wv Haven Tor El<apeth
port. -.
schr New Record Fisher, New =" or Eikaoethport.
Schr James Hoffman, ienal, ew iaEeh 10Y Elilaoe'n
port.
schr Phenix Gilbert, New Haven or kiizanttnrort
Schr Sale burton Burton, Sew n ven or hniaos'Apo'
schr Pearsal, McGinnis, Gree wicl
Schr Mariner, Davis, Greenwich
Schr Mail, Meal, Greenwich
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portches.er.
schr lizabeth, Smith, Norwak.
schr Horace l., johnson, Norwak for flzabethporI
Schr Yermiion, Markwood, Port Jefferson
Schr Jackson, Avvrill. Roslyn.
Schr NJ kissann, .-issin, Norlhport
Schr VIM Nelson, Weet NorthpCrl.
Schr Warren Warren, Cold spring.
Schr Almira, Harold, Glen Cove.
sloop Temperance, Mackay Ezabethpor for New ayen.
The schr John Griffin, from Philadelphia for Boston, is at
anchor inside Sandy Hook for haTbor She laid out tue
late gale OF the 2h In the Delaware Breakwaer In safety
BELOW
Bark Palestina, l5 days from Sicily, with lemons, to
Pension d Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Victor, Mystic, Ct for REPAIRS ship Alex Mar
shall Liverpool bark Catalina 81 Ja-o brig cenianr Oh
bara Cuba.
Wind al sunset SW, light
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
: SARSAPARILLIAN

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better remedy and safer curative for Kidney Bladder
Uterine difficulties than Buchu Turpentine, Cubebs
niper, Gin, or any other duretic known
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT Is quicker for
the removal of all spots bemishes sores eptons Of the
skim black In the flesh than OF the or
narp sarsapaas These decoctons washes
compared TO the powerful stimulating and purifying efficacy
of Ur. RADWAY'S SAkSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT A
few doses win the vsor OF lie to the weak, debated
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RAILWAYS SARSAPAHILLIAN RESOLvENT Is the con-
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the body with and healthy material made from pure,
rich blood, and stops decay. Let II be tried.
SARsAPARILLfAN KEsOLvENT stops all weakening
discharges that threaten destroy life. The RESOLVENT
when prepared under the old PROCESS cured
diseases brought by seabuse who have since married
and have children. This ought to be good evidence
Of its powerful purifying ana fruitful efficacy A.
there is disease that be reached through tho
blood urine sweat that will Many diseases,
not proper to mention explained, and
pointed out In Dr. Railways new medical pub
lication FALSE AND TRUE, ready Address RADWAI
4 Co, 81 Maiden lane, GEORGE G. GOODWIN co, sS
Hanover street, Price OF RESOLvENT SARSAPA-
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The New York herald., 1868-03-28

departments the Capitol, &c. What next 7
But all this shows what Is In General Grants mind.
Prepare Sir, for strong government. You will get
more OF II than YOU anybody has barganed for.
Now, In conclusion, permit me 10 call your attention
10 another very significant fact. You must have
noticed that, with the exception Of Hancock all lead
Ing generals, before committing themselves In any
manner on any leading questions, always look 10
what Grant Is going to do. To him they look as their
present and future chief and with these convictions
already settled in their minds II will be easy To make
use of the army whenever exigencies may require It,
C0RRESP0NDENT-IIow about government credit?
AGENT don't know exactly, hut with the man
ON horseback In the distance prefer not to have too
many bonds. have invested about $780, goo IN New
YORK city real estae-Central Park lots.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
NEW ZEALAND.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
The New Governor-Storms, Floods and
EARTHQUAKES.

The New Governor-Storms, Floods and
Earthquakes.
WELLINGTON, Feb. I, 1853.
The steamship Kaikowra, which conveys this let
ter to Panama, brought us from Sydney our new
Governor, Sir George F. Bowen, with family and
suite The Loyalty disposed inhabitants OF yelling
ton were fully prepared to give him splendid re-
ception. The whole town thronged the wharves at
the first announcement OF his arrival and the great
est enthusiasm prevailed. But the ardor OF the
Wellingtonians was considerably dampened by the
Governors uncourteous behavior. After having
kept everybody waiting to receive him he proposed
to stay on board till next day, some say out OF lazi
ness and others have 1t because some OF the local
magnates and authorities had not gone out 70 meet
him. Anyhow the people here got nightly disgusted
their new ruler and the consequence was that next
morning, when the great man condescended to land,
instead OF the thousands OF ladies and gentlemen
who had awaited him on the previous day only those
turned out who were absolutely obliged to be there
except the usual rabble Of oafers. The ceremonies
were very tame no triumphant arches no cheering,
only the official swearing in and the customary
salutes. Sir George has certainly not entered upon
his new duties under very favorable auspices.
The weather In the whole colony has been most
extraordinary. Terrific storms and floods are
ported from every part. Here In this capital well
as In other localities shock OF earthquake was felt
on the LIST OF this month. The only damage done Is
the tumbling down OF several chimneys but the
scare was considerable. Immediately afterwards
most curious change Of weather set In being alter
nately cold and hot, calm and stormy In very quick
succession. This was followed by rapid fall OF the
barometer to an unusual degree and the bad weather
thus indicated came with vengeance.
From Nelson, PictOn, Christ Church, Lyttleton,
Dunedin, and, indeed, almost from everywhere, we
hear Of fearful floods that destroyed the teegraphs
throughout island tore down dwellings and barns,
carried or bridges and wrecked vessels. In the
Middle Island 1t has raned thirty-fve days In sue
cessi0n so that the damage done must be still greater
there than in those parts where the bad weather only
commenced in this month.
Prince Alfred will make his appearance here at the
end Of March, going first to Auckland.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

rrHE WOOD a MANN STEAM ENGINE COMPANY IN
ve particular attention to their large and complete
sortment OF ...-.
200 horse power being the best Engines
found IN the market, including
THE LOOMS PATENT vAnIABhE CUT.OFF BALANCE
VALVE ENGINES,
which the best simplest and greatest fuel
fered 20 the public and they respectfully soc, careful
PLAIN SLIDE VALVE STATIONARY ENGINES,
built for strength, compactness and durability.
PORTABLE ENGINES,
which acknowledged to be the standard Portable EnaD-
OF the country They have and fsvoraby known
hundreds In giving the best satisfaction
BOILERS OF ALL KINDS,
including Tubular, Return Flne, Locomotive, &c.
The best most complete and durable Circular WI ever
built; will cut from 201 to $1,000 feet Of lumber psr dsy
Large numbers In operation, giving entire saiscu"n
Their Saw Mill and Engine outfit combined " complete In
every respect. and stands unriyaled.
QUEEN or THE SOUTH
Corn and Wheat FIGURING Mills, which they conhhenty r..
commend as the bes. Portable Drim NH Y The me-, ,e,
Manufacture no inferior machinery, ana nnild the
BEST ENGINES IN THE COuNrRi,
and their extended facilities and extensive works enh5s
AT THE LOWEST PRICE
nj which machinery n equal can be obtained.
THEY HAVE IN USE OvEk l,2W ENGINES
which best evidences OF the great superiority u
their all others 49,. .
''''' y w64DD spbDD MANN STEAM ENGINE COMPANY
UTICA, N. v.
arerooms 80 Liberty street. New York. and 20i and zoo
Sonth Water street, Chicago Ill.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Lous Neel, young man
seventeen years Of age while engaged in feeding
wood to circular saw at kindling wood factory in
East Twentieth street, yesterday, accidentally fell
against the saw, that his head and neck very
severely cut He was taken to Bellevue Hospital for
treatment but no hopes were entertained OF his
cOyery.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

The Williams College Trustees have elected James
NJ. Henderson, OF Cincinnati Ohio Professor OF
Languages and Peter Collier, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
W. BAKER a co.'s
BREAKFAsr COCOA.

TITS extract Of Cocoa Is by peculiar process IN ~
fsctufe, which the TheObromne and nutve
rendered about double the strength OF Cocoa
monty prepared. Hyeids delicious havor which by this
process s fully deveOpe and easily dgested aud tho
roughly wholesome Cocoa The ndigestibe properties hav-
ing bees Ssassd no sensation of heaviness viii follow W.
using.
W. BAKER A Co. Dorchester Mass
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

1T. A. J. Foard formerly surgcNp United States
army and more recently Medical DIRECTOR or the Con.
fcderaie Army of Tennessee aud pl Vcss0r Ia the
Medical College at Baltimore, died IN Charleston on
inc ltta inst, VI CONSUMPTION
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

ArTENPT TO BURN A CiTy.--On the night OF the
Goth inst. an attempt was made to burn the city of
Newburyport, Mass. Boxes lined with zinc and
soaked In Kerosene and put around the boxes were
placed In three different churches stable and other
buildings. One church destroyed, but the police
discovered the diaboIcal design In season 90 save
the other buildings n the parties who made the
attempt had succeeded in their plans the city would
undoubtedly have been DESTROYED a. II was very
windy night and the buildings selected were cen.
laly lOcaled 1ne rasrals have not vet been caught
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
WONDERFUL CURE, !.

BI Dh
OF woman the stage OF Consumption now In
ih Consumpti who think there Is no hope should
Miss Catherine Collins and juIge for themselves
called upon to visit Miss Catherine Collins, No I'll
Mott street. New York. about the LIST OF February and
bedfas apparently In the last stages OF Pull
monary Consumption. She had night sweats, chls and
of heat times much emacated, and so COM
petely debaed that she had to be propped In bed
examination with Repiromeer and found the
lett lung BOTTOM diseased as to be completes
corruption. The right bronchial tubes were also az
there cavies She had an incessant
cough mother her husband he patients
father several Of her chi dren had suffered similarity
and despite the skill known had died. Al
though with scarcely hope undertook the case deter
utmost, and done grattousy, the family
being poor they afford to purchase the
medicine. BY using my Pumonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills. and following my advice and care
and attention she is now well and hearty and takes pleasure
Patients consult Dr. Schenck professionally at his
Rooms 80 Bond New ork, Tuesday, from
ough examination Of the lungs with his RespromsteI Ss
Pumonc Syrup Seaweed Tonic each III 90
per bottle u Mandrake Pills. % cents
per Sold by druggists everywhere full supply can
York.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

A MEDICAL wONDER-HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM
n Rheumatism, neuralgia and eou In their worst stages
scrofa kings evil eryspelas, old ulcers, and the worst
the blood, great debility liver complaint,
kidneys, sarheum, Ac &c most certainly cured by this
sovereign purifier.
HYAiTS LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. Joseph Mclaughlin
scrofula after had destroyed OF the
holes entirely through the roof Of the mouth
He was 1857 residing Phipsburg, NJ J. The phys
abandoned the and his friends thought him IN
dying state, when his brother advised him TO try the Life
Balsa which enabled him to leave his bed
this city In month he was entirely cured
Inquire al Is Fifth street.
HYArTS LIFE BALSAM perfectly cured Mr.. William
Springer lsS Broome street. OF nnammatory rheuasm OF
severe that he became deranged He could
lit his hand his head, and confined to his bed
during three months
The Lie Basam has been by the public during
eighteen years. and these out OF hundred
thousand which II has cured.
IL is certain curative for Fistula In all durable
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Sold bv druggists: al bottle, o six for S5