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for other puTposes.ss - 81 ef sEsse I
sACT1oNl. Bsit ordained by the Mayor and
Z City Council Of Nashville, That there shall be-
annually appointed, BY the Mayor of ofNashvfIle
a Superintendent of Chimney sweeping. who
: shall give bond in the sum of Flye Hundred
Dollars, to the satisfaction Of said Mayor. for
the faithful performances OF all the duties ms
posed upon him By the provisions Of this act.
sEC. 2. BE itfurther enacted, Thatit shall be
tbe duty of said superintendent of Chimney
sweeping 10 examine every few inthe City of
NasbYilie which is used sor the escape Of smoke
frsm any fre in amy Building inthe City Of
Nashville.
SECS. Be it further enacted, That after such
examination, il, In Che opiai0n OF said super
intendent of Chimney Sweeping every chim-
ney or hue in the city is unsafe or liable to fre
from The aecumula lated dust and SCOT, ot .tler
it shall be the duty Of said Superintendent to
have such chimney Thoroughly cleaned and put
in safe condition s. 1853 ssss.s ssaetas
sE0sA me- it further enacted, That for every
chimney or 1ue cleaned and put in safd condi-
ton by said Superintendent, he shan be enti-
tied toreeeiEe from the occupants OF the houses
or rooms connected with such chimneysor Anes
the SUM Of twenty I've ceaSts for each chimney
or due cleaned.
SEQ. 5. Be it further enacted, That every per-
SON occupying any room, house or building in
the city Of ofNashville, in which any fre 10 built
&C any time, who shall refuse to allow said
Superintendent Of Chimney Sweeping to exam
inc the condition Of the chimneys or fiues infhe
houses, buildings, or apartments occupied by
them, or who shall refuse to pay for the elean-
ing of such dues or chifnneya In In the opinion
| ofsaid Sup dent the same shall be neces.
sary for the safety Of the city shall be guilty Of
/ amisdemeanor, for which the person SO guilty
shall be punished by o fne Of not Less than two
nor more than i've dollars per day, for every
day which such person shall oHend against the
provisions of this orainanca asae Ii 4 M
SEc. 9. BE II further enacted, That this ordf-
nance shan take e1rect from ana after its
passage. as ssa p 2 4. a. E ALDEN, lfayor
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-30

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The New York herald., 1868-06-28
LONG ISLAND NEM.

JAMAIcA.-The Union republican primary was held
on Friday evening, when Colonel wh. 8. Cogswen.
Howard Pearsall, K. d. Johnson, J. A. Henry, OH
bert Sayers and Samuel g. Aymar were elActed dele.
gates 10 the Republican State Convention e. be held
at syracuse on the sth OF July next.
PoLricAL.-The Queens County RepuSlicsa
Central Committee have opened the Presidential
campaign BY authorizing the formation Of cluhe
turoughout the several towns and villages In tho
county. The First and Second Assembly districts
OF queens county also elected delegates to the state
Convention last evening.
THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD will commence running
on Monday next. The cars will run through from
lslip to Beorum street, williamsburg from this poins
the passengers viii be conveyed In horse cars to tho
South seventh and Grand street ferries.
FAIR AND FEsrIvAL.-The Jamaica Methodist Epis-
copal church will hold their annual fair and fesHvss
on the 4th Of July at Crossmans Hall. Great pro-
parations are being made for the occasion.
ACCIDENTAL little boy, named Henry OrIft, was
accidentally run over on the Jamaica road Yesterday
afternoon by country wagon returning from mar
ket. Fortunately his leg was not broken but aus.
tanned considerable injury.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
A Citizen Of Memphis Fatally Wounded BY
Nesroes-Sh0oting ARRAY.
EUR ROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN, June 27-2
p. M.-The following are the closing prices at the
Stock Exchange to-day:-Consols for money 94x q
94L; consols for account 94A; United states fve-
twenty bonds, 73k 73k; Erie Railway shares, ASK
Illinois Centras, iolk.
FRANKFORT BoURsg.-FRASKFoRT, June IT,
United states nvetwentes close at 77k for the
Issue OF 1852.
LIvERP0OL CoTrON rONMARKET.-LIvRRPooL June 81
2P. M.-The cotton market closed quiet and steady.
The sales Of the day have fallen short OF the estimate
bales The following are the closing quotations.
Middng uplands, 1I14d l1,sd.; middling Orleans,
11fd. IL Nd
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
June 27--2 p. M.-Corn has advanced to 34s Sd. per
quarter for new mixed western. Wheat, 1885, Cd. per
GENITAL for California white, and 12s. 3D. for No. red
western. OATS 49, per bushel. Peas, 43s. 3D. for
604 lbs. Flour has declined 3d., and is now quoted
at 3ls per Dbl for western canal
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LTvERPoof,
Sune 27-2 P. M.-Beef, 11os per tierce Of 3O4 lbs
Y0r extra prime mess. Pork has declined 3D., the
last sales being made at 7ss 3D. per bbl for Eastern
prime mess. Lard Is heavy at 62s. per cwt. Cheese
has advanced 54s. per cw for the best grades OF
american fine. Bacon, ass Cd. per cwt. for Cum
berland cut.
I LIVERPOOL PRODUCE HMARKETs-LIvBRPooL, June
P1-2 p. M.-Rosin, 6s. Cd. per cwt. for common
North Carolina. Talow, ASS. per cwt Turpentine
Rss per cwt Refined petroleum, Is. "a. per gallon
Spirits petroleum, Is per gallon.
LONDON MARKKT.-LoNDON June IT, p. M
Sugar, 26s. cd. per cwt for No. IL Dutch standard
Calcutta lnseed 62s. Cd. Linseed Oil, f32 per ton
Iinseed cakes, ell per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKBT.-ANrwERp, June 27.-Petro-
leum closed at 47f per bbl for standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
A STRANGE HOMICIDE At NIAGARA FALLS.
From the Rochester Union. June 25

From the Rochester Union June 25.l
We have a few particulars Of an attempted (suc-
cessful one, doubtess,) murder Of q c0lored man
named Norris, between Niagara Falls and Suspen-
sion Bridge last night. It seems that Norris wife
some time since eloped with q colored man, whose
name we did not learn, to Canada. Norris natu-
rally indignant and perhaps made some pretty harsh
remarks, which were conveyed 70 the usurper Of his
wife's a1ecttOns. This CHAP then threatened to
"hx" Norris, and his threat he attempted to
carry into execution last night. Meeting Norris
who Is. and has been for some time, o favorite
porter at the International Hotel, he induced
him 70 accompany him down the railroad track
toward Suspension bridge. Seizing favorable op-
portunity ne struck Norris blow on the head with
hatchet as Is supposed, INJECTING frightful and
probably fatal wound and rendering him insensible
He then dragged the senseless man some distance
along the track and placed the body across the rails
so that should train pass before he was discovered
II would appear that he had been killed BY the cars.
cOlored man who passed along shortly afterwards
discovered Norris and with assistance conveyed him
to the International. where he was this morning
his physicians having no hopes Of his recovery. He
revived at one time sufficient to tell who his assatl-
ant was and the manner In which the attack was
made. The murderer, we are sorry TO say, has e.
capped TO Canada, probably.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
STATEN lstANO NEWS.

ROMANTIC APFAIR.-A young man named Harris,
the son Of valued citizen Of stapleton, left his
home some time since without any cause, giving no
reason for so doing. aud going no one knew whittier.
Yesterday morning he suddenly returned. bringing
with him young bride II appears that after leaving
who was travelling for house in this city. While In
Dacotah he became acquainted with his wife. who Is
quite well on, and being a young man OF decent
parts and good repute" the lady married him, and
he has now returned TO live at home in peace and
plenty.
AccrDEST.-Hugh Mann, resident OF this city,
while on a drunken frolic on the island yesterday,
had his leg broken by falling out Of a wagon.
FIRE AT CLIFToN.-The house Of Mr. Charles
wthers was partly destroyed by 1rs on Friday even
ing. Loss $500
DRowSED.-James williams Q young man Of
about eighteen years old, lately arrived In this
country, was drowned yosterday morning while
bathing on the north shore. The body was not re-
covered
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
SING SING MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY.

The annual commencement and parade Of the
cadets Of this institution took place the 18th inst
The corps was reviewed by Colonel J. II. wilcox
and stan, Of the Ninth regiment, N. Y. M. Cover
nor Fenton, who was present a. an invited guest
accompanied the reviewing officer.
Immediately before the dress parade the Governor
delivered brief address to the cadets, compliment
ing their nne appearance and correct drill. He en-
treated them to value highly the excellent advan-
tages they enjoyed and to remember that they were
being prepared for positions in life which would
enable them to control the destinles OF the next
generation. After wishing them as happy future
as they themselves desired the Governor resumed his
seat and witnessed the concluding exercises OF dress
parade fencing and artillery drill with evident salts
faction In the evening the halls and par0rs OF the
the institution who joined with the cadets and many
graduates In the enjoyment Of the closing annual
hon.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
WESTMINSTER COUNTY NEWS.

REPUBLICAN OONvENTfONs.-The delsefS les TO the
Republican Convention OF the Second ASS embly dis
triot assembled at White Plains yestsrH ~ and 20
lected the Hon. william II. Robertson. OF Bedford
Captain Robert A. Dimmck Of Eastches ter, and D.
o. Brady Of Greenburg. a. delegatest State Con-
vention and Messrs. Lewis r. Pelton ~ Bedford; B.
Ferris tr, OF Greenburg; w. D. CorHelL OF Mamaro.
neck; T.. p Ferris, Of White Plains, an1 James Hop
kins OF North Castle to represent ehd In the Con-
gressional Convention.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Of thSi Pirst Assem-.
bly, district will meet at Yonkers On Thursday next.
July
MEETING OF THE RESIDENTS AND RoPRRry HOLD.
BRs OF MOUNT vERSos.--A spec'sl meeting OF rest
dent property owners OF Mount Vernon was held at
Washington Hall. In the village On Friday evsning
for the purpose Of voting for against sundry ap.
preparations recommended By the Board OF Trustees.
About two hundred persons were present OF whom
ne-f0urth appeared TO bo "well upu aud ready for
anything Mr. W. II, Pemberton was called to the
chair and after submitting the proposition TO appro
pirate $3 600 for highway purposes II lost Those
In favor OF the measure slspecting that many per
sons who were not entitled TO vote on the question
had done appealed from the decision OF the chair
and called for ballot On that poiut The chair was
sustained BY a vote Of TS yeas TO " nays. motion
was then made and seconded 70 appropriate f2,oOo
for highway purposes, but such was the state OF con-
fusion which prevailed among those opposed TO ap-
priations who with half a dozen exceptions, per.
haps, natives OF the Emerald Island tnat the
| teers were unable TO couns them; and on motion
| the meeting was adjourned until Friday evening
|
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
YACHTING NOTES.

The owner Of the yacht Gusse desires us to state
that his professional duties preclude the posi-
bility Of his accepting any challenge for match
just at present. but that during the August cruise he
will be happy to accommodate any vessel in the squad
ron that aspires to meet the Gussie.
1t was inadvertently stated In the HERALD Of FRI
day that the new yacht belonging to Vice Commo-
dore j. Van Wrinkle, OF the Bayonne Yacht Club. bore
the euphonious name OF Mother Carys Chicken. II
should have been Sea New.
The Boston Yacht Club will not be able to visit New
York this summer on their annual cruise.
The yacht Syvie took hshing party down the bay
ON SATURDAY..
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
ST. DOMINO

Baex Prepared for tho Invaders-Severe
EAicts-Exiles-A New York Merchant Ne
Gotiating for Samana-Oners 70 Rent the
Plaoo-Trade Reviving.
HAVANA, June ~, 1868.
We have advices from St. Domingo to the 2Oth
INST
General Baez had pardoned General Manzuela pro-
vided the latter would present himself within fifteen
days. Baes ID prepared for General Luperon's
movements. He had issued an edict banishing all
che sympsthizers with ex.Presdent Cabral and Or
osrtng the immediate arrest OF all who may be
caught returning. The latter are to be shot imme.
dately on Identification conspirators against the
nation
General Vega had been sentenced TO death by
court martial He appealed In vain to the supreme
authority.
Several exiles had left the island aboard of the
Spanish steamer Pajaro del Oceano vaverde re-
mains at Porto Rico.
Under the new constitution It is impossible to sell
Samana. although government is hard pressed for
money. Jessurun has been empowered to raise q
0oan Of g. 100000 in Europe the security Of the
mines
= Anew York steamship king has offered large rent
Tor Samana as a steamer station, and will pay
here daily The International Mail Steamship Com
pany offers rent Of 100000 for the bay and PENN
euls OF Samsn&, with the privilege Of working the
mines on royalty II acceptable, Samana TO remain
free port under the protection OF all the maritime
Powers Baez has Informed the foreign consuls
however that he s not negotiating about SamanA at
all with the United States
1.-THE British gunboat Phoebe and French man.of
war had ga lied from st. Domingo
Trade was reviving, although money was very
scarce.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
AQUATIC.
Schooner and sloop Races at Boston.

Schooner and Sl0op Races at Boston.
BOSTON, June 81 1868.
Two races, one OF first and second class schooners
considered ss first class and sloops as second
and one Of third class In first and second
classes took place to day. Six schooners were
entered, and eight sloops. The length Of course
was eighteen nautical miles. OF the schooners Net
tie took the lead and kept 1t round to the home.
stretch, when the Junata, Captain Tom Manning
took the lead and won In hours minutes and ~
seconds time Of the Nettie hours, 81 minutes and
20 seconds. or the sloops Cyte, sailed by H. Hen
neshoOf, blind man, won In hours and II minutes
Violet, Captain Denton, second. Time, 3 hours, 20
minutes and II seconds. In the third class only two
entered-Fannie and Bristol. Fannie was the win
ner. Time, hour and 20 minutes; Bristol hours
and minutes
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

ACCIDENT TO BRICKLAYERs.-A terrible accident
occurred yesterday In the North Division which IL Ia
feared viii be attended with fatal results. On Frank.
lin street the German Catholics are erecting four
story brick building which Is to be called the Alex.
andrian Hospital, on which number OF brickayers
were at work constructing Q heavy c0rnice. This
cornice was allowed to project at least foot beyond
the line Of the wall, the w0rkmen depending entirely
upon the cohesion OF the imperfecty cemented mass
nroaressed until the weight was too great for the
cementing power OF the mortar, when the entire
cornice extending the whole length OF the building,
fell with tremendous crash, carrying with It five Of
ten men who were engaged upon 1t distance OF
nearly fifty feet. ALI were more or less injured
chicago Journal, June 25.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
MISSISSIPPI.

The Electi0n-Tho Democratic Majority
Claimed mt Fifteen Thousand-A Radical
Candidate Fails 20 Got Vote at His Own
Home.
JACKSON, June n, 1863
Returns from three boxes in this city give 2e9 rad-
cal majority.
The democratic majority, as far as heard nom, is
fifteen thousand. Several counties which were
claimed by the radicals return large democratic
majorities.
The home OF Jameson, the radical candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, polled a unanimous dem
General Mcdowell telegraphed to General Free
man, President OF the Democratic Executive Com
eral Grant, or any other party, indicating what
stituti0n.
The election will continue here on Monday and
Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
CALIFORNIA.

Political Matters i'm San FrancfscO-Ma rine
and Financial Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25, 1858.
Democratic primary meetings for the election Of
new county officers are being held to-day. There
has been considerable difficuty in the First ward
and large police force is in attendance
A. Roman Co., publishers announce that a
magazine, to be called the Overland Monthly, will be
issued on the lst OF July in this city.
Arrived, bark Penrith, from Liverpool, and large
fleet OF coasters. Sailed, United States steamer
Lackawanna, for MaZatlan.
The brig Lubra brings twenty-seven thousand gal
Ions OF whale OIL the cargo of the whaleship General
Pike. lately condemned at Tahiti. The Oil will be
shipped TO New Bedford.
Legal tenders, 71K. Wheat, 81 a $21O.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
CONNECTICUT.

Attempt TO Rob an Express Car-Six Tons
Of Gold ON Board.
BOSTON, June 81 1868.
Adams Express Company brought from New York
last night to the Sub-Treasury this city thirty
kegs Of gold coin, weighing about four hundred
pounds each, making over six tons. While on
transit an attempt was made in Hartford county,
Conn.,. to throw the train or by placing sleeper
across the track, but beyond slight concussion
no trouble was experienced.