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FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. 10 North Cherry ST.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
Il liac Of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS,
which he will make up 60 order, in the lates,
aud most finished style, 81 the lowest possible
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BUSINESS Suits,

He Is also In receipt 0fa variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear. and ofers 10 Fentls-
men IN Business fuits OF the latest patterns and
most durable material. Call ana inspect his
goods az No. Il North Cherry street.
mart m
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fI'tlE uNDRRsIGNED HEREBY atVEA
v ralire n his apHriatmsnt ~ Assiswea az
u. Asee. thas. 8. ariees Chas. tlaidhesa af4
y. 2. 9albfeath, 81 hsahville. IN the eeuatv II
Dayiasgn ard Etafs 81 Tennessee. withln al
District va bare beeh sdfudas3 hant rubti
On thsif rvs retstisss. ~ he hisifies tsaurt e
& eHAnpouhNE. ASs,spss.
arr sea- e@es, sziS OhnfeA street
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BOYS CLOTHING,

/ AM PRTPARED To MAKE TO ORDER
heyf faatbs' AID Childreu's EIOsht0E'
tfcntlcIncn' shirts. DFaWers. ana Summer CIsth,
iuE, and WITH the assistancs II ny husband bar
=. aeanian, whose TsBuiatl0u A. 4 eater 4 we'll
naaT Aver ne Esfh orders. y - f.'' -
MRS. DAN j. SCAHLAN.
mJlo I'm Az. Summer street
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THE VALUABLE SALINEs,,

situated in Washington county, Virginia, known
as King Salt Works, and the lands and build
ings held Herewith, for a term Of five years to
commence on the lst deY of January, 1863
Tho lessee, in addition to the rents, will be re-
quircd to pay all the taxes accruing upon said
prop eTty--tO leave upon the property at the ex-
piratiOn OF the lease, such Improvements, fix
lures, furnaces, kettles. etc, as he found upon
the estate at the commencement Of the lease
and in good condition az he found them; and
shall also, at the expiration OF has lease, leave
IN good condition all such improvements, fix.
lures furnaces, kettles, etc. as The NAV have
during his term put upon said land, for the
management Of his business-and shall be lin
ited to a supply Of salt on hand at the end of the
term, not exceeding a supply Of the market for
tho next six munths-such amount to be aseer-
tanned from the sales of the first six months of
Ito execute bond, with good security TO be ap-.
proved by the Court, for the payment of the
taxes annually acerulng, and the rents IN annu-
al instaliments, and Tor the faithful performance
iOf all the other stipulatiOns Of the lease, the
Court Teserying the right, If at any time the
security becomes doubtful or insufficient to re-
quire the lessee to give other sufficient security
or to termin the lease. At a Special Term TO
be held, commencing on the 18th day of JUly.
| 1868, the Court will fix a minimum rent. ~.
Kings Salt Works are situated in Washington
county, Virginia, about eight miles from the
main stem of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, and at the terminus of the branch road
running from Glade Spring TO Saltyile. afford
ing ample railroad transportation for the ship
ment of salt to market.
The salt manufactured at these works is Of the
finest quality, and the supply Of brine. though
the wells have been worked for more than fifty
years, shows no deterioration in quality OF dim
inutiOn in quantity. very large area of
country, embracing parts Of Virginia, Tennes-
see, North Carolina Georgia, and Alabama is
supplied with salt from these works and the adj
Joining estate, the two together supplying an
increasing demand at present Of about four
hundred thousand bushels of salt annually.
+ IL is seldom that such an opportunity is Of
iered for the profitable exercise Of energy, and
the investment of capital. Persons desiring to
{ lease are inY tied TO examine the prOpertysahd
Ito test the quality Of the brine before tho day Of
iletting and to Rcquaint themselves with such
facts connected with the manufacture and sale
of salt, as viii enable them to appreciate tho
annual value Of the property.
ARTHUR G. CUMMINGS,
ai-1- 20 Commissioner
8 Ahin gAnua Va NAV % 1Sfg fnv26 If
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EnrIna and IloIIeF.

ENOR SALE. A RER5T-RATR ENGfEE And
II Boilsr Ia GOOD order. Gan b sea. 80
price learnsd. By calling a. thls oDao~
NnaHtl In
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

ETHE O-PARTNERsHTP HERETOFORE
a existing between q. w. Marshali, 7. J. Vo5l
burg and l.. A. RusEsll, under the name and
style Of MARS HALL. VOSBURG q RUSSELL
has been dissolved b. mutual consent, q. ".
Marshall retiring from the firm.
W. G. Taylor. being admitted, vice" NJ ar
shall, the style Of the firm Will hereafter DO
RUSSELR, YOSRURG Il co. Dissolution o.
the old, ana fofmati0n 81 the new drm N take
effect Al ril lst. 1888 -.
O, VI. MARSHALL,
GU. RUSSELL. VOSBHRa SEQ
Nashville, Team. April =. lsss. H
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TWENTY-EIGHT SIZES
IL .---- OLE TILE CELEBRATED
NEW CHARTER OAR

Last year WAS greater than we could supply with
the sizesthen made. Anticipating still greater
demand during the present year, We hage1nade
patterns for several additional sizes, land are
prepared to manufacture f20 10 100 effA e.
TER 0AA STOVES per day, OF twenty
eight sslKeHchsk Sizes
We guarantee the operation Of every Stove
we manufacture, and offer a. reference any one
Of the many thousands that have been sold,
wherever they may be found. Neither labor nor
expense has been spared to make our New Char
ter Oak a Perfecf FoGHfnG Stove, and We
offcf Il "a tho trade a. the REsT C0KsTRUeTKp,
MOST DURABLE and UEffORH OPTRATIEG Cooking
Stove in the market.
In addition 10 our extensive Stove business
We arc prepared 10 offer 10 Stove Dealers. Tin
smiths and others M the trade. the largest and
most catspieie sssortment 81 Mstais and Tn
ners' stock IN the West Our Arrangement
with The ~ Lofts Stamping Company enables
Iis 10 eve lttsarRi discounts 70 large buyers of
Ereuch stamped Tanned IFonW are and
Iinnets -supplies Having recently TedBced
the priass ~ ~ articles 81 oar own 'manufae-
ture We believe dealers and housek eepers will
hrd n ~ their interest to aend for Catalogue and
Prize List, end examine our prices before guT-
rEssinr pi4swhhfa Adirem -
EssNtssou MANUFACTURING CO.,
olibF Cd . w BiLpN 80
Nashville Tenn.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

NJ, y. W. MORGAN remains with him, snd
viii he pleased b. " at on bis friends and the
puhic generally myI4 In
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| Nashville and Northwestern
r A L L,R O A ID.
et. ie. ..H-. . .-. "a.

nm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH
" the 18th. and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run be-
tween Nashville. Tennessee, and Hickman.
Kentucky r .. ..s ..- ..
( Leaving Nashville at 4:45'A. N. and Sis P. -.
. Arriving Hickman at 1900 mdt. and $50 A. N.
Z Leaving Hickman at T:3O A. n. and 6:20 P. n.
Arriving ashville at go. A. N. and 6:45 A. N.
. Making close connections at Mckenzie with
Memphis and Louisville Railway for Humboldt,
Memphis, Vieksburg, New Orleans, and all
points Southwest. .... 81. ...'l
At Union City with Mobile and Ohio and New
Orleans and Ohio Railways for Paducah, Jack
son, Tenn, Mobile, Ala, Cairo, st. Louis, Chi
eagO, and all points South and N northwest.
{ AT Hickman with Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship and Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Companies frst-elass steamers, for all points
on Upper and Lower Mississippi Rivers. .
( At Nashville with Nashville and ChattanOO-
ga, Louisville and Nashville. Edgefeld and
kentuckP and Nashville and Decatur Railroads.
lO2 miles shortest route to St, Louis.
45 miles shortest route to Memphis
As miles shortest route to New Orleans.
Palace Sleeping Cars On all Night
Trains.
baggage checked through 20 ali I'm.
pOrtant points.
Fare as low as the lowest
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office,
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets,
and at the Nashv lille and Chattanooga Depot,
Nashville Tenn. VIM. z. INNES
janis Receiver and GEM Sup't
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CERTIFIGATE.
UNION BANK NOTES.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
i Legislature Of tennessee pas5ed Deesnnber
l2th. i866 entitled an act " 10 szpaiita the al
tribution Of the effects Of Bank, Bhioh have or
may make assignments an0ng their credit6ra"
notice j. hereby FIven 10 the holders Of he nstbs
OF TAG UNION BAFE OF TEEEEssFg 10 file them
with the undrrsigned. al the Bank in Nashville
between now and th8 asst dag. Of January, sigh-
teen hundred and .sixty-Bine, llH9, } and receive
certificates therefor, or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the asse1a OF
the Bank The certificates Will be received At
PAR IN payment for debts due the Bank. Wheth-
Br rendered before or amer the lst N jam 1
arg. lssl. jos W. ALLKR, Trustee.
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JOIN S. RROMN

HAS REMOVED FROM NO. 9 UNION
II street y No. 40 Pablie square,
lFrench's Old staud1 whsrs be viii keep fuii
hno Of vi
IRdiCs'
GENTS ANA
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ATEs OF ADVEETTsINe.

ten lines Of solid nOnpareti make one square.
srry advertisers will be emit uod 10 q dis
Guht Of l0gcr cmL t
Essry sthsr day e. o. ID aJger tisoueIifs win
- ehaFRoa two Ia rlls OF above rates 81
Advertisements inserted ia the Tn Weokl ~ will
De cbarEei one dollar a square for first insertion,
sEtLib cents each additional insertion.
Ia tho Weekly. one dollar a square Cor each
.usfftGE #EH t.a ... TIT. s'
special OF City Item Notices. twenty cents
,ine, hrst, aud ten cents 2 line every additional
Insertion. Local notices 80 cents q line each in
scrti0u. E....
Changes IN Advertisement win 10 charged at
'bo rate OF fifty cents a square.
All advertisements arc due iroui date Of first
Insertion. Hereafter the cash slstem will be
Altered 90. and no transient advertisements will
80 TAI Go uHlss- accompanied by the money.
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MISREPRESENTATION
z 1K BY TUB sIIItH-hE
METROPOLITAN GlfTs co.
Every Ticket DrGaOs a Prize:

q.
15O Sewing Machines~..y-,,---..... 6Q 70 559
25O Musical Boxes,.-------',.-..-..... = 10 ~
300 Fine Gold Watches; .,'l-.----. " .f 70 20 wv
75O Fine Silver Watches.....,..,... - 81, to- ~
Fine OIL Paintings. Framed EngraKings, silver
E Ware. Photograph Albums, aud large
assortment Of fne Gold JeselTy.s.
10 all valued at ~ SOC. O00-
4 A GaaRee so Drew Rny Of 1he Above
Prizes BY purchasing q Scaled Ticket for 70
els. Tickets describing each prize are sealed ~
Enveiopes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt
of = cts. sealed ticket will be drawn Uathout
choice AMI delivered at our Ofiee, or sent ~
mail TO any address. Inc prize named upon II
will be delivered 10. the ticket holder upon the
payment of one dollar. Prizes will be lmme-l
dlately sent "a. ny address, as requested by OK
Yea viii knOw what yOur Prize Is
before yen pay for 70. Any prize may be
exchanged for another OF the same ValRe. no
Oar patrons can depend on our fair dealing.
Refereuees.-We select the few. following
names from the many who haEe lately drawn
Washable Prizes and kindly pernitted us to pub
IS. 7. wilkins. Buffalo, N Y ., slOOO Miss AM
ME Monroe. Chicago, Ills, Piano, valued "a
| $3.50 RObert Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa. S2J9 !:
| Phillip Mccarthy, Louisville, Ky.,. DialnOnd
Cluster Ring, $500 II. A. Patterson, New Bed
| ford, Mass, Silver Tea Set, $40; Miss Emma
R9lECIth. Milwaukss, Wis Plane. $50 o. Rev
L We publish no names without permission
4 Opinions Of the Press.-They ara doing
/ the largest business the firm ls realablei ana
deserve their ess.- Weekly Tribune, feb. D.,
/ 1868 ..a..a. r-. -ra...
We have examined their system, and know
/ them TO be fair dealing 6rm.-Ae10 York Her
/ aid, Feb. %, 1868. r.
| Last week friend of ours drew a $500 prize,
/ which was promptly received Daily Ne'os,
/ MaTch 3, 1868. @
| Send for circular giving many more references
4 and favorable notices from the press. Liberal
| inducements 20 Agents. Satisfaction guarans
| teed. Every package of Sealed Envelopes con-
| tains one Cash Gift Six tickets for 81 Ii Tor
| 81; IS for So no for SIS.
| I All letters should be addressed to AARFER,
| WILSON a co., lzS broadway, N. r.
| jane2I I'm 40 ... g
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COMPOUND ELIXIR E0LIDIFIED GLYCE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet lE fg. +.
Elixir Of Oalisaya Bark COMPOUND CGmPhOT
and Pyrophosphate Ice, with Glyeerin.
of Iron. DIR. Whites Dentine, a
Elixir of Valsriante Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. I'D ... der GA
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau LustFal,
of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wistars Cough LoZ- Compound Arnica Lin
sugBs. al ament.
DR.. Jackson's Psctoral Nerve and Bone Lima
LoEenEes. --. mant
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla Lemon tie Powders.
Peel, etc. ~. a.r Rsnovating Spirits, for
Finest Distilled Rose removing grease spots
Almond and Orange Erasive Fluid, for ro-
Flower Waters. moving stains, Iron
Bitter Wine Iron Moulds, Ink, etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses. go .
Window Glass, Putty, White Lead, Oil, Tur-
pentine, Brushes, Box OolOTs ground in oil,
Varnish, Garden and Flower Seeds. ETC., etc.
Tho country trade will find il to their interest
to csll and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere dec2l 8m
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WANTED.

PURCHASERS FOR LILLEY'S IMPROVED
L Instrument for Surveying and calculat-
ing areas. This instrument Is highly recaul-
mendcd by many Of the Grst mathimaticians,
enRIneers aud land surveyors in the United
States. Among others Professor Church, u
College. both of whom are using il in the To-
~truCtun Of their classes IL Surveying. Address
". c. COLLIER,
may2 3m 40 Union street. Nashville
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PUBLIC RENTING
.r- OF z ina
Kings SAT- WORKS.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court Of Washington county Virginia,
pronounced on the 18th day Of April 1868, in
the case of William X. HeiskelI, admir- Of chm
ID. Mitchell, decd, and others, vs. Alexander
Mccall dIpthers, I will, as Commissioner, pro-
eeed in accordance with the terms of said de-
cree, ON Thursday, the 3Ofh day of
July, 1868. upon the premises, to lease to the
highest bidder, at public outcry,
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n Nashville and Decatur
q @ He- gr...HA l.r1s 90 ...4
Ell WY.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ALL RAIL
route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, AH9biIe, Selma, ana all Inter
mediate Points, TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER TRAINS. commencing APkAL 70.
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Louisville and Nashville
r A II r . A D.

7 ~" = - ~ =
seEr -le-r1sasE sJEatiz LsHar ...a
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The 7:30 P. NJ Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail
read for Memphis, Selma, mobile, Jackson and
Vicksburg, Miss, New Orleans, La. Huntsville,
and all intermediate points. .Hs .
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District Of Tcnneasee

Nashville, Team. April =. lssis.
apr2D d9aE2t l..-. .-....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-22


There is not a week passes by but the tele-
graph flashes across the Atlantic tidings Of
uneasiness in the money market, rumored in
trigues, plots and counterplots, martial pre-
paratons on gigantic scale amid protesta-
tions of the most pacific intentiOns-protesta-
tons which impose upon no one, which leave
commerce crippled, taxes increased and in
creasing, and war expenditure swollen be-
yond all precedent in times of peace. What
does all this forebode? Does it mean peace
or war? The solution of this question rests
with France, or rather with her Emperor, who
seems to be forever parodying Hamlet's solilo-
guy and saying to himself ''To fight or not to
fight, that is the question, and unable, after
all, to make up his mind to either. But if he
will not put an end, and speedily to this uncer-
tainty, the popular voice will settle the ques-
ton with OF without him. Men of business in
France are growing tired of an armed peace
more expensive than war and not less fatal to
commercial enterprise, and military men kept
on the tiptOe of expectation, with shortened
furlough and frequent marchings and counter
marchings are longing for the battle field with
its excitement and its glory. The genius of
France is military. Her most cherished annals
are those which tell of the glories of the First
Empire; and now that new rival has sprung
up upon her frontier, threatening to contest
with her the supremacy of the Continent, the
old jealousy and heartburnings ranking against
Prussia in the breasts Of Frencbmen since the
defeat Of Waterloo are now rousing them to
assert their supremacy and crush o rival whom
they have 80 long hated.
We have little doubt, therefore, that a few
months, perhaps still less time, will see France
and Prussia engaged in hostities. Other
kingdoms may and probably will become in
volved, even against their will, in the conflict
on one side or the other 80 that 1t would as
yet be idle to speculate as to the result. But
this much seems probable-that war is at
hand that will shake the old monarchies of
Europe to their foundations that from the
greatness Of the armies engaged and the i'm
proved means of destruction that will no doubt
be made use of 1t will prove moro calamitous
to human life than any war yet recorded, and
that compared to 1t even our own civil war
Still we are not without hope that much good
may come out of this, that men will come to
see the folly Of leaving the peace of the world
dependent on the caprice or ambition Of sove-
reigns who may have nothing to recommend
them to their irresponsible station but heredi-
tary descent, or, as in the case of Napoleon
I'LL, still emptier title-the shadow of a
name.
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denies this, and endeavors to prove BY loga-
rithms and all other weapons known to algebra,
arithmetic, logic and the squaring of the circle,
that good Old Abe's soul has not gone to that
other place, but has travelled at two-forty
speed right up to heaven. Now this yery
curious discussion exhibits Brick Pomeroy and
Mr.. Dana in very original light and goes q
good way to prove that they are both ex-
tremists. They appear to take no heed in this
controversy of an intermediate state which, as
they evidently cannot ''make both ends meet, {"
shows that there is no possibility of an agree
ment. There are a great many people, and
religious people, too, who believe in purgatory,
yet the ontestants-Pomeroy and Dana-have
overlooked this halfway house altogether. It
has not occurred to either of them that the
soul of Old Abe might have stopped half way.
However, we shall watch the progress Of this
discussion with some curiosity; for we confess
that we take a great deal of interest in dis
covering what became of good Old Abe. We
had supposed that he had gone the same road
with John Brown, and that his soul was march
ing on. But the learned pundits-Brick Pome-
roy and Dana, through some spiritual agency
from above-or express connection with below,
may be able to solve the question.
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WRECK oF THE YACHT CHALLENGE.

The yacht Challenge, owned by the Messrs Lorii.
lard, OF this city, was recently wrecked on reef
about fourteen miles from Para, Brazil. The pilot
who had her in charge got confused in critical mo.
during the passage from the harbor TO the sea-
and before Captain Smith, who was In command
could interfere the vessel was allowed to run on reef
where she became q total wreck. Her crew OF q
dozen men became frightened and refused 10 obey
orders although the captain aud some Of the ocers
eudeayored To enforce obedience with their pistols
soon after striking on the reef the crew took to the
boats aud the yacht went to pieces The oIncers
and crew were picked up by the steamship Missis
sppi and arrived In this city on Thursday ngnI
America with the exception OF Mr.. kingslanda
Alarm. She was 80 tons burden and was bulit IN
1867. Az the time OF her loss she had on poaru
cargo OF indigo and India rubber The Snanen6e
was very fast sailer aud handsomely htteu up
She was valued at s35C coo and Is Insured.
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THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY FINALITY. -
We publish statement copied from Virginia
paper to the effect that distinguished military
parsonage Is on a visit to prominent Southern
ers for the purpose Of consulting in regard to
o general declaration on the part Of Southern
leaders that they regard the abolition OF
slavery as q finality. We do not believe the
military officer to be on any such mission to
Virginia. He has other and more important
matters at present In hand. Besides, slavery
Is dead and buried and Its grave has been
6lled up and Its epitaph written by the South"
erners themselves. Every announcement
they make on the subject is to that effect, the
avowals In recent letter of Governor Pickens,
Of South Carolina, being especially to the
point. 1t Is both absurd and silly for the radi-
Gals to attempt to infuse into the present cam
paign the notion that the democrats will
restore slavery If they are successful An
idea so preposterous should not be enter-
tanned among intelligent people.
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A Rather Questionable Discuss,ou.

There is "a very curious and very original
discussion going on just now in the newspapers
between Mr.. Charles A. Dana, of this city, and
Brick Pomeroy, of the far West, as to the des-
tiny Of the soul of good old Abraham Lincoln.
They both appear to be very positive in their
knowledge of the matter, as positive, in fact,
as If each Of them had received his information
by express direct from the alleged location Of
poor Old Abe's spirit Brick Pomeroy afIlrms
with vehemence that the soul did not 20 up to
heaven, but straight down to the other place.
Our venerable fiead Dana. On The 0OntrarL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-22
spirncy Against tho Life OF Queen
Victoria.

Victoria.
The Swiss authorities have ascertained that
certain parties conspired to murder Queen
Victoria, of England, during her recent visit
to that place, and after very strict search
have caused the arrest of man, whose name
Is not given, charged with having designed TO
carry the plot personally into execution. The
prisoner Is said to be member Of the Fenian
organization, and we are told by cable tele-
gram that be has made such statements as
leave no doubt of his intention 10 have assas-
sinated her Majesty had the occasion pre-
sented. He stands committed to await the
requsition Of the British authorities for trans
mission from Lucerne to England.
It is difficult to conceive that any associa-
ton, of even pretended Christian men, could
harbor the idea of numbering lady venera-
BILE not more for her royalty Of station than her
faithful and exemplary discharge, from early
life, of her duties as a daughter. q wife, o
mother and English matron. The charge is
made, however, against certain class of her
Majesty's subjects nd stands forth for proof
or disproof