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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
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Sin Erafi uoi1 etfua IA Mdern an bet @0aBbn
Qanffrabe in IS. 9tftit pon 1apihfon County,
itteflfa eil an eco. Manep upf G s. GbtIereb. aBgz
gsn genqtlefer Beidbrehllle t,ebe R0 inifAu1e nui
@eite l04 non 8lta &c 81, y gf1ers-D fi9cc.
@bfnf0 eIfl Traft eittballen6t2 Adet une Il lpEfs
an nhigen itDBencs
8eftaQun g en.--Gr, bitnnf s, 70 nn6 IS Dspz
ancrfannter Sicberftegu a erforbert un6 9sfanS.
redbt rorbsbaihn. Betfeuf frei uon 3nifdnalre {.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
6seS. 2aiIsnbegaar asasn ggn. enael.

Sine Get NIT 50 III Sroni an gbersparase NIB
HapipnitroBe eiltlalsg f75 SUP saridsouiello mac,
giller Qep, me DIES einen Ghfil nom 2ct drummer 40
III q. 8. Dse@dppds Elun biDet.
&ebrnsnngsn = grebite auf ., 10, IS nnb "a Mos
nnte NIT Suteref5en rom 9otlihl an, 9iofel1 NIT
dnerfannter Scbe ftelifit9 erfoibert uno 4fana,
xedjt ueftebalsen, @erfanf iretuon 8uridnoEiae.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
: Gin 6orFssponssas ses einci, I.

natl goIEebEatlss ffeibt ans Central,
Snbfond, vi. os., uiltsr gInb. SeIs
genbee:
sn 5nDianapolis BAT Dos etmigsn
9aeea Bic MuHInbano nes aeiaBt einee
olfenbdt sslaofbltsn nubefanntenMl RAN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
stOniniftrators gsianntmGduus.

Aa96em t4 oIe aIbmintaratpt bsa rrrhoibenstt
Sos. Epple dualieirt tltlr eeiesIid antorrt pcr6e
btns has @eiI9dir6er Sirmn DrtEe u. 50. absugdies
6trna Topie n. 60 rerf6nl6et finS, ouf fid h 80
IS Subtle Square gifsuf ben unb ibren Berbinbti9s
teIten obne gilff1ub nadtufommen pner tie 6pfbe
ttinben QtGen htefelbsn tperben IN bic G0nb eifle8
HedHten eeIest ipefhen. Rerionens bic SCR ernnaen
gegfn 9enonffeii 9DpIe ober BITE 6irma GopIe u
Co.. batefb rpoleu iplde gehSrs begaubigf uni ms
nerhab Der geetlin erforh ridden Sriif einreiden
ober iis warbeA lie tanner anssefbEofftn 1rerheu
M9fcbael @aHabn,
nc1Q bn Mbminifrotor bes Derit S1mes InuIe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
Mnseiaen.Wrsifc.

eae game settle uno elm erernp ar hes Bud es. SIS
babe 49, ~ 10
srttel II
BssgS areis hes 8a9es S.. nO1t am =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
= bamcerDsGe rf6mfe

sonnabenb, ben 10, DECEMBER 1868.
Sn gsmdabeit nit Detretsu elIofIsif pnu bent
GHaAcerpz Ssri9t Sc. Raibpine IN ben bttrefienben
san II 1eroe t1 am eoarlbaisie I'M Il nbr an
@onnabenb, ben 10. 9eaember 1868
nasbasbeiS bi8risbsnts eiesnthuu perfarfsn:
95ster glnSerfon oegen 9fcyiobertS unp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

sEGia Kraft Qon6 befeQstt an Ser N2urFreeshoro
SaHoffafe. 9ieieu non 9ta5bpue iln6 in ben 8aafz
bfiefeu 5n 4 Ndsr gekalt dneeeet en- aetheiit II,
10 sen6er @et;c, ndmIid
Sratt go -t65 Ader 1inb 80 4oIes. NIT Troflt
an Der 2anpftrnBe, iporaI Elm crosses Ssrone gBnbns
bous iebt, ionic bic 6afnlanlagen, Dfrgoltetl, 9pE
uno gates sRofier.
Sra go. r. ga Mder, Ell Bier bell oefE6rf,
5rdKt 80 g. 5g2 Mder, elm qrfttbsil aeffdrt.
E10ft 9tp 4 - 40 Ader ltnb 100 Roles pier Tiinf
tbeile geEl6rt
Eraft DO. 81 rs Mder nnb 20 gDfss, pter Mimi
theile eeflGrt.
SD lpetbe Sc EN-, Der onrHm uahflldt, BE aarte
sei9en, ~
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note NIT Sutgreilen pom 9erfnufstGee ait. Woteu ere
orbgrt ufit aaertannter Scberft lana iina 4nltbs
edit DOL bsbaItfn @eTfauf Ri pon 3airEdnabine,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
q. Maen, Abrn'r &C. Geo
gouno nno Mnoere.

cine Got beleeen I'M Is. 9iarift urn 9ouibfon
gctrfu, bsaiunenb BET tinem qltnft i'm Centrum Der
guend 8ffa Eurnpiie, eli g. 9Boobs 5abpeftlider
Cd. RON pa n6f6tisA TX greh. 6hLia nit BpoSs
ede in YlcGouods 2ilie, ppn Ia flbsttb nit NcSas
pods 2jiie ~ @rab, mel t1 5o1< 4ples nod bem
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6elstritis aefinnnfsr aGnSfhdFe entTaiie mao BEN
ausannasRunft, entbnIteno Il Nder unh SO 4ptes
nlehr ooer ueni9er.
heb In glI n GEN. - G exit pru6, IL, t8 nnb
"a y onateu. 9oten nit onerfannter SibsrFenHng
erfcr6 IT lnb Efpnsrebt DO beboIten. gerfdaf fret
on Burt eaabme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

SanteS g8bitiuortB, 4bininifraior, &C
gegen Dallas 8ad)e uno 9lnbere, =
Sanass d. @odriH eesen $. s. Mc>
@aDOf.
Gin eetuifFss stldsatO in GepiSfOu gsunlps an
Der 5icrciete men 9taih iIes entbatenb Mder AM
fuadsia has gsobnFnus bis DC itofbeaen Q. 2. Mcs
gaued ittht Big nst ipie foIat: Beginnt an einem
Finft IN Der Sthte bts gelitrnfas Der MIDI BRUNO
pDt 8ineitrobe nabe benz Htntt. me fr5er 66s E1of
n1be bel Der Sprng fa1O, eId5fs her @untt 1T, ron
stnsEder Ste @lenslin nes bird Rduftrief aeocht
ron 2. 2. gicgapod uuS Srnil al s 81 6odrfn absrs
tfnaenet 2anoes non 8iueuro6e ousaira, nn1 bic
MisssebnMte Der 2iaie SprIceftroBs III paifre
MIC fsbes IN genanntem Goufbriet gef roe1t mi b.
apcn ba rem Centrum Der 1iiis6ebnnng BON Gprltcez
rae eltdng. 10 rae bet 8iebeii elmer 2inie IN reds
ten ggi fell. mad Der 9usoebRune pom Sprueeira
In bher &idbtitHa uii6 paraHeI NIT erer 2inie ndd
Der 9inie On 9inerase utib non ba fi0Eb bic 2trie
9enonnte ShaBs entIans bis sum Nus3ang 9Ider
tno bds @obnbalIs tnbe 9riffgn Derheft.
Beotn gun en- 81 cote nf Is i6b f2sp 5,ute, NIT
Si4ereieu 8esfonfatage an; 4oten nit nf,er=
fainter SicberifeHnng erfpfDerf NIB elm 4fGnoredf
uortsbn tai. .rfduf frst ron 8uridno51ile.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
s. g. @banlpion sesea S. 6.
sinnfston 81

Dos esfammie Snierefe, meIdes Sc, GingIeton
on etneu eot an GollceetSoBe bat, NIT Il B
6rcilt an Der eite uus baIbDees nod aRarttifrabe
ndG elmer u 6ub 9Heo srtiidlaMfenb- Gbe.do has
sjnterefIes iueides 8. 6. Singleton bot an stiem
g aft 2dne, eHthoIte p 2zk sder, beIeaen in a.
3tfritt prA Ddpbon COUNTY una + ecfeH befe5riebsh
N e1em Gaubrief teelifrirt auf Gete Dos pon Bad
80 in Der ReetItel ss1ffce.
8eonf iftgen: -erebite ron IL II. IS aRonafgn NIT
Sntereieit pomg erfafstaee an. 5otep nit anerfanns
ter SdefftfInng trfDtbert nno 9fnnore3t porbebaIs
ten asegtaaf fret pen 3aradndHme.
M7 prton q Cornell,
npp2f tbs eIe tnno Dsofte;.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
Sobn Sana nnO Qnbere eesen @amueI
1 s9a SSiurbro urD Oluoere.

Gin 3Joft non 40 Nderr, beiegea an benz flfsr BON
Z IN Greet tns6 9iftrift pon Eapi6fcn County, BEN
Grbsr pnn Sohn RitIbro suaei orig unbsuoH Der iett
pefitofbeher 4gfs Edbitba Rimbro ols @ittbum Ges
eiGnet. =
8erfduf bingn.paen. @rebite nuf elm
rnb5ne q Sabre pine sutereifep Noten NIT amer
tannter Stherhst sc esb e lun fanore6t rort ebals
tca. gertauf ftet DC 3lriidnoBnte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
1869. 1869.
Das Scdfbpiae
! Git. Direflor1l
fir 1869.
g. 3. Slug, Seransgeber.

Die fiinf { afressAussabe ses RaiEuias Gfsp
9irsetorp witb UNI ben I. gadr5 1859 sur Aussabe
ereit iein. H 51st .N
Der 6eroils eber it entf9Iofien, bas erfbstnenbe
9trectorp fur oas annonci, eilot Enbittnin NOD
u1erthnoler 81 MAIDEN, aIs bic fribereu Mnseoben.
O Tpir6 men @ef1dfiss yindmeis Der Dirt daft
uhh Gtaticnen an ben perf6ieeenen bier einIauiens
ren Gifeubobnen ttefern, norm
Jlurfrees pro, 9rpfinspine, &p.
SheIbpuiHe, SpringfieIo,
SAHahem1e eSoobiettsutHe,
gbatfoHnoga @aEIafin,
ffosttltn, = - MitbeusDiIe,
Columbia 96auerIp,
Eulastf, 9tnftnt bon,
Atbens &Id Union Gitp,
Dtcltur, AIa., 0resoen,
6idman, ap-i ~2ehanpil.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
ebenfO elm eOrreetes
4sDff6n1ter SSeraeicbnifi

8ereini9ten Staaten un6 Serritorien
enteattsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05
Graiaus esman. 8raHs
SEQ. q. sni6en. -sefrstdr.

! SSS1s o. SsttUeats s~sA&s
Bsr. stadtsn ppn Mmerifa,
Staat Nep Yorf, Stoot fno County 9tem Nori, %.
6unn une 81 rtiien iei hermit las bete am ietss
sehrten SIt edht bnbAn0ert uno Gcbt liiO fetstg
Dor f1tr, Goptn IT, eoreD lun.s etuefa gomniiiiione
u Der Steot BEN 9oIt Ipobnbafts retfmdttg rinees
les Tennehee nnn ben geiesen befieI en- aentds nm
bic Anerfennune 9otifinenteii u. T. ~ baieI6H s
aeprane9sn cher sn regiFrtren entseeen sM neBnle,
@roitus S9ssen Xrdfoent nA6 Sec. S. Sniffen, Ses
iretdr, Der anidsrboder 2sbens Shortcomings @ez
elfdaft periofli9 er ieaen, wrIe ieeer beionbefs
geboltg ergefbppren uor mir ertiorten un6 iagten,
sdB be &nesleaeEbestsn uns SoeteHs mic re IN
segeben nes ibrem beiten @iIieH illio @lauteH gee
illaB auf Der Sabrbeft bernben.
= Il. S. uao nit mefnem Siegei perieten am gez
nanilten Gage uni Sabre.
@btDiH 8. GorcD, jun,
.gomn1iSipner fir ben Stdot 9ennejiee,
Office 9so. s. geanftrase, Stem Jori.
Abi9rtFt beslaubgt: 6.A-9Laper.
Gtaat Gennef5ee,
goulptroaer's g ffce, Baibuiue, {. Suit 1855.
beiteinise hermit oaB stssssiderboder 2ebeasoer<
Hberungs SBefeILi5aft, SO 9teTu BORT i'm Staat Stem
erf an1ifig, mir blnreiben6e 9acbUeiiung qeIieert
bat naB Bite genornte DefeHf@oft allen GgrfIcbe=
EeiInefiee auferIestsn NnforSerunseii na5gefommet
If uno ferner bef9einige i'd, eab s. 8. SyarIing.
ateent aenannter WeeAf1aft ben gffforserungen Der
Stautsgeiste, erlaiisH uao ieitsetetfr iode 6dae,
III 'fT 81 asssSdIb senannss ssnidsrbOdr aebens.
"a geriiderunes 9eieHi9aft o1torirt in,
8sritberltneen an unebmen nno oGs Der
I'd erfngs - fddlt tn biefem Staate IA
9safbDtue, Jsaneiiee 81 betrsiben.
@ rs. gladburn.
Gomptroaer pom IeitpeHee.
oul2 ba Sur6 Elanfst-
=
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@bdncerp sseredmfe

fat
gonnabello, ben 10. Geseutber 1858.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

gonnabenO, 6en y. 0eseubsr 1868
tOIs nSe Gr,a,tfiids sun, gsrtatf brinssn:
Sobn 6. @arner, 6recutOr, unO glnOsre
se9en 8bontos 8. MRorris Il. gnOtre.
Gas 9ars uftb Got an Ter s2,itieite pom SiS Gttms
nerraBe, oIte r.. d. nit etIpn 81 SUB 6ront en-
SnnnlerhrhBe inb tbetib etIpa 49, sSsiB ndcb ener
Aeg sridsa atfe B, left BON Der 5anti bes uer1tcr
benen Serru sui gboeber belrotnt.
btngunge n - greoite anf J., nnb 8
Sobr nit Sntefefien pom Berfoufstnee an. 9l1teu
nh eilertdnntsr Sid rtenune eror6ert unb 4fan6s
res2t rOrbsbalten @ertanl frel non 8arTdnabuie.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

4 Sit @emd6belt psn Sefrsten erIaf1en burd tas
6dlen, peree IS an eourtbaiiis Sm IL MIR am
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
TUE UR.fMA.
R1sroRI As ISABELLA srARrz.

RISTOIH AS ISABELLA SUAREZ.
On Saturday evening RistOri began, at the
French Theater, her farewell engagement ia America.
Rain had fallen during most part Of the day, and IL
tnued to fall In drenchng showers, during most part Of
the night The winds chill The streets were un.
commonly wet and dismal. Their lamps burned gloom
fly and ckered In peevsh protest against general dis
comfort. Most Of the crossings flooded. steamng
horses and glstening carriages dashed along the pave
ment, spasng with mud and water, and putting TO fear
and TO flight the few mouinful pedestrians with nbel
las who painfully threading the night and the storm
In brief, Macbeth remarks, "twas "a rough night"
Yet goody band Of the faithful gathered to Rs-
toni, and gave her warm welcome. She appeared rs
LsaLca SuaTc, In the ycaet drama Of Sister Teresa"
by Luigi CamOlatti. The spirit Of the play was
very found TO bo perfect accord with the spirit of
the evening Clostcrs and monasc aisles impressed
vision aEd IsolemHizcd tho mind. Hooded nuns
gided abSnt grouped before the altar Of the Vr
gin. Tapers glimmcrcd. Organ music was heard to
sound And cpOn every heart fell that strange, peaceful
sadness which haunts the church--as some late Au
tain afternoon when the dying IgoJy Of the setting
streams through the painted windows and gnts altar
aud tomb and kneeing form Of lonely Gevotec. TAc
teiity Of the Roman faith husg paLJke, every
scene and vivid against that sable shadow bazed out
the story Of wOman's wrongs-n wife deceived and
deserted. mother agonzed by the inicrna! conflict OF
love and dny under external circumstances of the most
painful description. Naturally enough thc occasion was
lar from cheerful But II grandy impressive Long
ana inert though the drama s its romantic story eNctes
ana maintains interest and several Of situations ADMIT
OF powerful Irresistible appeal human sympathy
Ihat appeal was made by Ristor and made with exceed
hR ineDslly OF emotion aud marvellous beauty Of MT
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
THE NJ. E. CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May ,. 49, The second days session
opened with prayer by the Rev NJ Hudson Of Pitts
burgh, Bishop Simpson in the chair. The Committee on
Epscopacy announced their organization, with the Rev
Dr. Tnmbe Chairman and the Rev. j. w. Lndsly, Secrc
ty Inc committee on ltHtIacy also reported lhc eec
tion Of the Rev. Dr. j. r. Peck Chairmau the Rev Dr.
Nesbit, Secretary; the Rev j. T. Creed, EngrOsang
CLERK. The Rev DR. Eddy asked reconsideration OF the
vote OF yesterday, by which the Colonization
referred 10 the Committee o Freedmen aud the appoint
mcIt of a special committee THIS notion after discus
aud the Presiding EdcrhIp, the Roy Dr.. keddy moved
and Delaware Conferences IN The LIST Of Conference,
those two Conferences composed wholly OF cOOred
The Secretary, the Rev. Mr. Harrison, explained the
omission rcmarug that these two COnorcuces
sidered Mission Conference, and such not
titled to representation by delegates in this. j T. Peck
ID, Of Troy, y. Y, suggested that tho Of these
two Conferences be clteltd on the roll without dctC1nn
ing their status for the present Dr. W. H. Ferris Of New
York moved the reference Of The motion Of Dr. Rcddy 10
the Committee on Credentials of the 81 the
ms motion AN earnest speech claiming ihat thc General
Conference WAS fully competent 10 admit these Mission
Conferences TO All me privileges OF The Church, and To do
ms at once me rev Dr. iclhlns Oi Pittsburgh Thought
IL impossible legally 10 admit these bodies pres
though he favored their coming In possible in
accordance with the Discipline. The Rev. Dr Haven Of
Michigan University urged that The be at once
inscribed on the rolls AID the Rev. Dr. Durkin moved
that subject bc tabled uitil the Bishops shall have
ported. Dr. Durkm's motion prevailed II was ordered
that the quadlcnnial address OF the Bishops be pre-
scented Tuesday at 10 o'clock n the morning. Tho
Committee on Boundaries announced their organza-
ton The Rev. II. c. Benson, Chairman, ana the Rev s. g.
Brown, Secretary, the Rev. Dr. Ncsbit Of Pittsburgh
offered a resolution for the better organization Of local
ministry, with view 10 a more regular employment
The Rev. Dr. Crazy Of ST. Louis offered u resolution in
6tructng the Committee on EpiscOpacy TO consider aud
report the cXpcdeucy of forming Episcopal Districts
and fixing residences of Bishops adopted. Dr. Crary
Conferences. The Rev. DIR. Foster, Chairman OF the
Special Commtte 10 whom referred the OF the
Mission Conferences, reported progress He said that
OF the Committee very apart some in the
middle, and that they hoped TO come together.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by
persistent Cough tie general strength Saste and ncurab
pan oen established thereby. JAMES ENPEcoE,Nr effective
remedy for Coughs and Colds and Pal
nonary and bronchial Organs. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
P1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM NEW ORLEANS, May 3In steamship Crescent CiyJ L.
McKee,er wife children and sersuti H. NJ Mel wife.
children au MIs. Jaue oog Mss Hoog Mrs Schneider JAS
Macauey A. Camack Charles Cohus A. w. Mckee Bernard Sto
d. LaHgy Mrs Lod andN edreu NJ Knowles NJ Antonio Jose
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

TURKISH BATHs-NO. 13 Laght-st., New
YORK. H0u Gents 20 aud TO p. Sundays rom
to Il d NJ. Ladies, 10 a. p
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
LATEST SNIP NEITS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Crescent City Holmes New Orleans April IS
pass to Samuel
steamship C. Knight Denty. Aleraniia Norfolk 30 hours
mdsr. aud pass, q Phillips Brown.
Bark Deah oi SeasIorp Dken, Newport, Eng 40 d' railroad
iron to Walsh X Carver
sCHooNERs-RlyER
John Ioder Taunton. Minerva Ncdnorc New. Haven
George Ollluin. Portland. Riy stamford.
J. r. Robinson. Gloucester Nellie Bloomfield, Stanford
Asa EdHdge, Virginia. j. Il. Mitchell. stamford
As Freeman Virginia. s. S Howell. BrooAhayep
Anne h. Sanorl. Philadelphia Calweis New London.
New Globe, EitabeihpOL II. r. Wilson, Philadelphia
Paran. Port johnson. J. ". Bartlett. PHILADELPHIA.
Clara A. Bell. NrW-liasen. George Stor GEORGES Bank
Esquimaug, Dighton Amos fskenburgh. Eisabethpor.
G. y Webb, Providence. J. l.. NorthingtOn Greenwich.
Pioneer (Br) Windsor. " ~ Triumph, BlEabetbport
Aconl (Brl CORVALLIS " y Eben G. BroNu 1homaston
Mora, Calais
SAILED.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

CURTAIN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS,
Al styles and kinds al KELTls No. AZ broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
iAnuourcemeaiLl

PIANO and TABLE COVERS
g. L. 4 }. r. KKLrr CO., No. AZ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS

HAMPTON
senior medical officer Fortress Hampton
Roads ordered al vessels having contiguous infectious
vessels from infected with yellow
cholera, any infectious diseases shall before entering
Hampton Roads when infected ports bu having
hoard Rip Raps the daytime aud anchor
the night and infected ports with sickness board
Al the yellow buoy Wioughhy Spit ishshp
Gag masthead and await inspection and @ders cm the
Quarantine nfcsr All vessels f0a Infected with the eOw
epidemic diseases but having hal duig the passage
qnaTanned IS days and thoroughly fmigated All such
bad yeog fever, cholera epidemic
hoard dnrng passage ae arrival Quaninc
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
DISASTERS,

PoRr MoSRos Va, MAY 1.-The schr r. ". White Capt Saith
jacksonville Fla with of lumber fer Philadelphia
Townsend the hr n.
send Of baltimore Which nne at he night Of tue 9Th Of
March Capt TownSeRd that he cleared from
with cargo Of railroad iron for Richmond Va an sailed l7 ut
On the I'D heavy north gale which colinurd until
sci went The vessel leak the night the all
hands called "a the aud the vessel hradl
of making Wilmington ~ G. The continued gau ON
aud on the Of the 2Ith the schr y W. H.
snaed and asked To follow her that he
could he taken OF The worked diligently until
ak the 9th when the captain hndng he can port nor
kcrp his aGost until morning reluctantly abndoned her.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

BosroS MAY 3Ave bhgs Ross om GOree, and American
Union, from Cirpfnegos
FoRKss MoNEoE May 2Ared, steamship Rueker from Rich
mond Tie Roads are full ofyessels
PORTLAND May ae steamship Austrian sailed for Liverpool last
eyeuug
CHARLESTON. C.. May 3-saei steamship Maryland for Bs
SchT, Martin, for Philadelphia.
PRAsclsCo May 2Ayed ship Commodore, from Boson
Cleared, ship Washington Booth, for Valparaiso
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
THg REV. sTEPHEs u. TYING, JR

qbc Rev. Stephen H. Tying, jr preached yes
terday In the Cbnfch OF the Holy Trinity, Aadisouve
and rtyseyeiLe, on 'The Historical Prceedcts and
canonlea Loyalty Oi Interchange Of Pnlps gith non
Episcopal Ministers" fO very large congregation The
text was from Matt l9 "PrOm the beginning II wss not
course and dwet COpedcrsbv on the hisOGca recO 0i
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
"a II IIl

Ships Herald othe Mornng Francisco Rckmers
Slaugbae
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

Mr.. Charles Eytinge has been invitcd-and
has accepted the invitation-by large number OF
citizens who Interested In dramatic affairs 10 give
Reading for the benefit OF the Dramatic Fund Both the
teader aud the cause merit tile ampes success. The
Beading win be gwen next Saturday evening az Stein
way nan The correspondence In reference To this mat
ter Is to be published during tile week.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Connie S0o9alI" tonight, mt the Broad
way Theater.
Mr.. Bateman had an oyerilOwing audience, at
the Academy OF Music, Saturday evening, the
sion OF his benefit.
Caste will he played at the FrcneL Theater,
on "Wednesday evening. by the mcbers Of the PetPho
Dainatic AssOcintlon for the benefit Of the Samaritan
Home for Aged Men" On Saturday evening at the slme
tAeGfer VIII be given performance OF French Comedy
Janausclek attended the performance of SOr
Teresa of The French Theatero Saturday evening, ana
warmly applhuded her sister artist.
The European Circus stays here another week,
or longer.
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MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Sept. l6.
Returns from 2aa towns, embracing more
than four-6fths Of the entire population Of
the State. give Chamberlain 68,l48, and
Pillsbury 1860. The same towns last year
gave Chamberlain 46,9o7, Pillsbury 37,423.
The Republican majority this year is ls, 1913;
last year 9484. The towns yet 70 be heard
from last year gave Chamberlain II, l84,
PilIsbury s204. Should there be the same
ratio the relative increase obtained in thess
towns would give Chamberlain 1892, Pills.
bury lO,252, which would give the total vote
At l82, $50, Of which Chamberlain would have
"a, ,l6O, and Pillsbury "a, oO0-giving Cham
berlain majority Of 21,s6O. It'll not be.
lieved, however, that the towns to be heard
from will MAINTAIN the ratio Of increase ex-
hibited 10 those that are reported. Judge
Rice and other Democrats here claim 90 600
votes for Pillsbury, but concede the same rel
ative increase to Chamberlain.
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bands Of secret couspirstoss against the
0tats, Who have been committing and con-
irue 70 commit ootrages o. dsfesceless and
inodsnsi,e loyal citizens. Th1rscsnt aots OF
the Legislature giving him poser 70 call out
tho military. in pursuance Of this oct he calls
upon all good loyal and patriotic citizens,
white and colored, Of every county in the
State, to proceed without delay and raise
Companies Of loyal and able bodied men and
report to him at Nashville. Whether any ofthe
Conpaoies, whits Or coloFsd, = ofganiGed,
win 50 actually calle1 into the 61ld will de-
pend entirely upon the conduct of the people
themselves in tho several counties. he
hopes there will be NO occasion to cali out
these troops, but that the efforts Of all citi-
zens to preserve and maiutain peacs will
succesd and thus obyiats the necessity Of this
stern resort. Bat it unhappily ths better
councils do not prevail and order is not re-
stored and hs 10 compelled to put down
armed marauders by force, he proposes to
meet them With such numbers and s1ch
manper ~ the case shall demand.
The Governor says the troops are TO be
raised in East Tennessee and therefore does
not limit the number Of Companies In any
county.
In reference 10 the promise of the Federal
troops to keep the peace, he says should the
Department Commander be furnished with
sufficient force to keep order be will cheer
fully cooperate with him. In this event the
State guards may not be called into service.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, Sept. l6.
The banquet given last night At Free Ma
sons Hall, by the Grand Royal Arch Chap>
ter Of Missouri to the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Of the United States, was one of the
grandest affairs ever witnessed in this city.
About thYes hundred Royal Arch Masons
and inyif11 e11sts sat down to the table, and
after paStaking Of the sumptuous repast,
Martin Collins, Grand High Priest, made m
sddr4ss Of welcome, which vas responded to
D. John T. Lewis, Grand Righ Priest Of the
uEst%l States, ssd ]. Fellows, Grand Chap
iain Of the Grand EncAmpment ofths United
States.
The Directors Of the Atlantic + Pacific
Railroad arrived st Little Pinery, No., the
present terminus of the road, last night, en-
route to the Indian country. General Sher-
man, Governor Fletcher and Henry 7. Blow
accompanied the party.
A large force has resumed work on the
line, and surveying parties are out engaged in
their work.
George q. Pendleton arrived late last even
irg. A large delegation Of Democrats re-
ceived and escorted him to his hotel. he
will speak here tonight.
The U. s. Senator from this State delivers
his opening speech in this canvass at Mer,
camille Library Hall TO- night.
Albert Pike will address the Democracy
to- morrow night At Tsmmany Hall.