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Troubles In CabaR Waters.
RumOred Fights and Atrocities
inCuba. -.
Extensive FOrgerles of lIaytIan
Bank Notes. is .s
NEW YORK.

Interview Between u. a. Marshal aud
the Spanish -RumOred De
pariure Of More Cuban Recruits.
NEw YORK, May 9.-The steamship
. Henry Chauncey arrived from AspinWa
on the lst of May. The Chauncey brings
$359, 362 in specie for this city; the steam
ship Nevada, from Liverpool, April q,
via Queenptown %, has arrived; also the
Helvetis, from Liverpool. u
The Herald states that United States
@ Marshal Barlow says that the reports Of
an interview between the Spanish Consul
and HIMSELF yesterday, are sensational
and unreliable, as no one but parties con.
cerDed know what actually took place at
the interview, but admits the points FORM
ing the Cuban sensation Of the day were
the basis Of the interview, and the sensa-
tional reports Of rumOrs of special dis
patches from Washington are mere fabri-
cations.
The United States steamer Memphis
was sold at auction yesterday at the Brook
Ign nsvy-ysrd TO V. w. Brown, Of this
this city, for S55S,000.
A Sunday paper states that large num-
Der of Cubans took passage on the Ham
burg steamer Berlin, from Jersey City,
and il is the general impression that out
side of the harbor they were transferred to
some other vessel ready TO take them TO
Cubs. .H
A serious riot occurred at the west end
of Hudson, n. j., last evening, between
some English miners and a crowd of Irish
men, in which a number of persons were
iDjured-one, and perhaps two, fatally.
The cause of the riot was the refusal of a
= Mr.. Howard 10 give liquor to three Irish
men. A large mob attacked the house,
tearing down the shutters and smashing
the Windows. A number of persons were
arrested and conveyed 10 prison, but, with
one exception, they were subsequently ad-
mitted 10 bail.
Vice President Joseph Gibbons, and the
executive committee of the Fenian BROTH
eThood, publish an official contradiction OF
the statement in to-day's World newspaper
that the Fenian officers had entered into
negotiations for the transfer of their forces
20 the Cuban revolutionary junta.
A Terrible Tragedy.
NEW York, May l0-Last evening
man named George McNeery got into an
alteration with a man named Peter Ell
linger, in 'front.' of boarding house, in
W huu oldDDCu nun III ZIG oO-
domen and side, iDficting probabley fatal
injuries. Louis Bust fired, EiIinger in
terfered, when McNeery stabbed Bust also,
cutting his heart in two and causing in
slant death. No provocation for the as
sIuli appears TO have existed. Officers are
IA search of McNeery.
GoVe' nor Hoffman Sustained by "a Re
publican Legislature
ALBANY, N. Y, May l0-Numerous
velOes of Gov. Hoffman were sustained in
the legislature to-day. A final adjourn
menI is expected tonight. ..
Released FcnIRBs.
New YORK, Msy lO.-Cols. Warren
aud Casiello the released Fenians, arrived
yesterday.
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FEATs ON THE VEL0CIPEDE.-The last
sensation in the velocipede riding was
produced at the Boston velocipede rink
last week, when Master John Reardon
rode velocipede with grooved wheels
along a rope stretched from one end Of
the rink to the other, about twenty feet
from the floor. la addition to this a
trapeze was hung to the velocidede, and
Mr.. Harry NJ Stevens performed a
variety of feats upon it while the veloc-
ipede was moving along the 70 pc. Two
little girls, aged, three and five years,
rode velocipedes around the rink with
the ease of experts. ...
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q. A. IL.
Grand Pow-wow at porhopo,,..

Grand POwWOw at POrkopOIIs.
CINCINNATI, May l0.-A large number
ofdisting uished officers have siguified their
intention to attend the National, EncamP-
meni, Grand Army of the Republic meet
ing in this city Wednesday. Gen. JoIt
A. Logan will deliver the address at the
reception on Wednesday night. A banquet
will be given at the Spencer House Thurs
day night, and Friday a steamboat excur-
sion will be madeto the North Beni, tomb
of Gen. Morrison Headquarter5 will be ut
the Spencer House
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UNION AND AMERICAN,
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE

ICE NASHVILLE UNION AED DIsPAToH and tn
NASHVILLE GAZETTE BY consolidating the two
papers, propose 70 make the UsIos AND AMkRr-
can thebest and cheapest Journal ever published
IN tennessee. and We ask the united support and
iAVor oil the patrons Of both the former papers,
IN the new enterprise. pledEinE ourselves that
IN every particular our paper will compare IA
vOrsbly with the best IN the entire country and
in saying this. We only repeat the expressions Of
many Of our patrons. who are most capable Of
Judging in such matters
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Our Manufacturing and Do
nestle Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people to be self-reliAnt. and shall do what We
may be able TO induce the establishment Ct
manufactures In our midst for our home pro
ducts. To this end We will pay special attention
to the COST and STATISTICS Of manafacturin.
and exert ourselves to encourage the diversih-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
meat of Southern resources.
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MEXICO.
Our New Minister.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind; May 10. = The
Daily Express, of this city, is authorized
to state that Mr.. Nelson, Minister 10 Mex
leo, has received his final instructions from
the State Department, and will leave for
his post of duty in about ten days. lie
will be accompanied by his family and
James st. Clair Boal, Esq, of Illinois,
Secretary of Legation.
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ST. LOUIS.
- Co,,,rnhnnd Gonds.

setsu.e Of COutrRband Goods.
, ST LOUIS, May 9.-Several lots OF
coffee and pepper in the hands OF different
merchants we're seized yesterday 10y Tue
Hailed States MarshsI, for alleged non
navment of dnty. The articles, il If stated,
wrre rcshipp,d from New York in bond,
and that they came here throdgh New Or
Ieaps Ii is also alleged that large qusnti-
ti,s of coffee have been shipped from New
Orleans since December last, consigned to
Lewis, Manson q Co., by whom il has bees
,old 10 iobbeIs here without the knowledge
Z hce If lis conlraband character. IL Is inrther
Con tated that there is large quantity o.
and tn ,ontrabsnd sugar in the city, which VIII
make ,e seized this week.
Cant
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SPAIN.
The Gibraltar Question.

MADRID, May l0.-In the Corles Situr-
day Senior Oreny asked what action had
been taken by the government towards
acquiring Gibraltar. DeLoransans, Min.
lister Of State, replied that the government
fully recognized the importance of the
Gibraltar question, but before negotiation
for its oession, the nation must be strongly
constituted and financially recognized.
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CINCINNATI.
Right Of way Granted.

CINCINNATI, May 9.-The Cincinnati
and Louisville Railroad Company yester-
day ratified contract with Newport for
the right Of way to run through that city
10 the Ohio river.
Other railroad delegates from the South
will arrive tomorrow. The delegates VIII o
left yesterday expressed their disappoint'
ment that they could not take stock in It.
The Cincinnati railway law provides for
the city receiving aid in the way of gifts,
but does not allow il TO permit outsiders "a
take stock in the road.
Death from IIydrOPhtR.
William Mehr, a German lad fourteen
years old, died of hydrophobia in Covisg'
ton Yesterday afternoon. lie was bitten by
a rsbid dog on the l7th of Msrchisst
The symptoms of the disease appeared
Thursday. Ga Friday he took spasms, snt
Yesterday was strapped in bed in conse
ouence OF violent spssms aud disposition
20 bite all who came near him. This death
is producing great excitement in Coy
ingion.
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INCIDENT ANDACCfDENT

CINCINNATI, May l0.-A man, name
unknown, WAS run over and XII fled on the
Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad, near
sedamsviIle, on Saturday night.
r. NJ. Bishop, Jr., about midnight last
night, shot and seriously wounded VIM.
Kelly, q laborer at livery stable. The
difficulty commenced about Ri shops re-
turning late with buggy.
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IRELAND.

Great Mass Meeting in London-O'sUI-
IIyan Endorsed.
LONDON, May l0.-The great mass
meeting held in Cork Saturday evening
expressed popular condemnation of the
conduct Of the government in the matter
of Mayor C'SulliVan.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1886.
MEMPHIS.

Eleven Persons Drowned In a Pleasure
Beat.
A pleasure boat containing eleven per-
sons was drawn under coal barge lying
on the Arkansas shore, last evening.
Doctors Casey and Miller, well known
dentists, Burrell Adams, Willie A. Cree
and a negro man were drowned. Their
bodies have not been recovered.
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KNOXVILLE.

A Railroad DeIegation for CineinEati.
KNOXVILLE, May 10.-A large number
of delegates composed of prominet citizens
of Knoxville, leave tomorrow for Cincin-
natl, to represent the interests of East
Tennessee in the Cincinnati, Knoxville
and Charleston railroad.
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Upon the Subject of Agri-
culture,

Aud kindred topics. We shall also give an sI-
tensive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
tor-ths best adapted to the farming elAsses OF
our State. which will. in 4 great measure. sup
ply the place Of family agricultural paper
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-11
In Every Thing.

News. Commerce. Finance. Manufactures. Ag-
risulture and miscellaneous topics. together with
political matters, shall be the special object Of
attention in the columns Of the UEIOs AE0
AMEsICAs, SO as to make it Ahssd of all other
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Schools and Education,

WeWill take especial pains to ascertain ths
true situation Of all Jour school and educa-
tionai interests. 50 As to keep cur readers fully
posted in resA-d to those important matters.
Too much consideration cannot be given to the
educational interests Of our State.
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BEST FAMILYPAPFR IN TENNESSEE
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Tri-Weekly and other subscribers. having
prepaid for the UNION AND DIsPATCH will be
supplied with either Of the other editions Of ths
UNION AND AMERICAN at the reduced rates. ii
they will notify US Of their choice.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May l0--Parliament moving
to suppress alleged Outrsges in Ireland.
PARIS May l0.-Emperor makes a
Liberal speech
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TO ADVERTISERS.

THE UNION AND AMERICAS as an advertising
medium shall not be surpassed By any paper in
the State. In enterprise and energy il shall be
second TO mona.
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There are one hundred cases OF divorce
pending in the Supreme Judicial Court
for Middlesex County, Massachusetts,.
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To the Friends Of the Old Union aad
American, and others,

We ask the friendsss.Of the Old Union AND
AMERICAN. and all supporters Of Constitutional
liberty without regard to past party affiliations.
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toward the sea, may they sigh plaintiye
lullaby to their quiet repOse; and finally
peace to ourselves, and peace, prosperity
and happiness to cur common country.
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CALIFORNIA.

Pacific Railroad Celebration - The
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the CIty-The Entire Population Join
I'm the Exercises.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l0.-JOhn p.
Tsggart of Galens, WAS appointed Asses
sOr Of Utah. vice Clarey declined. No
further appointments Of supervisors will be
made till the return of Commissioner
Dslsuo
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ADDRESS OF REV. YOUNG

After the Grafton, came music by the
band. Then followed the address Of Rev.
II.
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cemetery, and the Federal dead who
slumber in neighboring graveyard, could
be convened in council upon our interests
and national destinies, what would be
their advise? 1t would come thrilling
through the air, ave fell amid the roar Of
artillery and the crash Of musketry. We
poured out our hfe's blood for the cause of
free government as we understood it. See
TO il that cur lives have not been lost in
vainl Let constitutional liberty live for
ever ~
A solemn reflection occurs Just here,
that while we bury on this spot the Con-
federate dead, in the neighbOrhood, and
almost in sight, repose The dead of their
late antagonists in life, but
friends in the grave. And it brings into
play and just application the celebrated
lines of the great poet of the North.
Speaking of Fox and Pitt, who were ri
walls in their lives, and had guided in their
turn the destinies of European civilization,
and died at short interval from each
other, he SAYS:
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Was employed in accepting the hospi-
talities OF distinguished medical men and
other citizens of New Orleans, among
which was trip on the steamer Laura
to the Lawrence plantations. Great good
feeling prevailed, and on Saturday morn-
ing the Association adjourned to meet in
Washington City in May next.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
No 50 LIBRRrYsT., MiL

beautiful ecuny seat Of 10 TerJtovn The parallel
villa stS with superb Of mountains aud
Hudson There OF ornamental grounds udulaDg lawn with
oups evergreen and dsuOuI extensive plantations Of
fowes enbIukd grOund shaded by old trees garden
hedge Norway sp1oe and 800 Of the best
French varieties old apple Orobs several lakes neveg
brosi place laid eminent landscape gardener The pauOa
standing knoll elegantly and cOnysnenty arranged library sitting
ron side Of
opposite large pss On second sOO bathrooms bedroom
dressing and 6ne closets isokei; sboYe ali aiy
veil ventilated Kitchen servants dnngIOOm. laundry mkrOOm
vnsosss and cellar in Easements spacious EzAs entirely surround
furnace and EeghbOhoOd and
perfectly healthy Aven built and double cottage the
place 50 feet oDti fac out buildings carriage wn
reasonable price and Maps &C. the
oaes Of MALLORY l. BLACKWELL, No. IS Iiberty-St
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
At SING SING.

FOR sALRA place Of sbOu. 10 nearly covered With young
about +oO mostly standard pea jnst 10 bearings StnAted
near Hudson River Commanding splendid view Of tbs rvsr
about miles from the depot The house srelash snhed
manner marble manes fine spriag water
bot and eo throughout al the necessary modern imprOvement
large carriage hOae both nearly also, ecasHans gardeners
Wouh exchanged city property Apply
Usl MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS Liberty.st, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT HYDE PARK.

FOR sALR-on hundred and thirty runnins On the Albany
Turnpike Hudson with COO yard, front; large frame house.
With Oatsgs ueadng EHgs Of5 feet Is feet deep some fS
rOos; Of rooms the river bank
elegantly susbd In black walnut and other cottages or
s barns sarrsgshOuse stable greenhouse ross, Eaps, lee
bolss anchorage r yAeAA desirable place for gen
means Snmer permanent residence Psrtca-
ara Of llCsl MALLORY BLACKWELL, No s. LbsJSt, n T.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

WRHAvE. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE. A LARGE NUMBER
" COUNTRY REsIDENcEs or ALL GLASSES NEAR THE crrr
ERsIsHED. OR uxFuREIsHED. FoR sALE OR TO RENT.
hAErIEs HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF
VII DO WELL TO PLACE IT ON OUR BOOKS PROPERTY
i''LusIvELY IN OUR HANDS WILL BIZ EIBERALEY ADvER,
'a'O AT OUR ExPESsR owHsRs ARE,AT NO EXPENSE
"llss VIZ DISPOSE OF TAElR PROPERTY
ADDITIox TO OUR COUNTRY BUSINESS. WHICH Is A
"'0'At1T WITH U.s. wEPY STRICT ATTENTION 70 THE
-"s ISO REErIzo OF orr PRopEGTE.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

FOR SALE TO LET fsusbsd lEewRoeheieA frame House
gas faruaee kehen stable
eighth Of mile from depOti Of land fns To-
atsa For particulars. spplyto
MALLORY BLACKWELL. No IS nberySt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

FINE Farm PoR sALR-Rirs miles from EyAek EghtFtvs
- ihs Or vel fenced very Be hus shsoe ard bard
'o 90: fruit about two gapey HnUBbeT Of springs the
s house thosTtOU and basement I) et In perfect Otsr,
Plps and painted marble masteis; also good ff house two
ials carriage and coz house Apply 70 A U ~
Q0 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL No. IS Libsrty-at
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT PEEK SKILL.

FOR sALBTwsntytwo ard half nrdsr good ulvstOnI
srsI laid out win Ornamental trees; wosd;
pear peach orchard In bearing; small fruit In Abundancs spring
tI5 nOJern suishei marble msHtslS
k 10 rooms ban essgehOuse &c Pu view Of the Highlands
Nl9 MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No. IS Lbersy-sk
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
Az TARRYTOWN.

POR SALB-0n Broadway teAss ame hOnse Sled IN With
sd perfect ordsi Of sud gas furnace a0Fter lie
churches and depot ssnsg high, via bs.afa
OVn3s ard charming views; variety Of tu which viii
FrsE . this climates excellent out buildings apply to
ON MALLORY BLACKWELL. No. IS Liberty-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
Ar pouGHKEEPsIE.

PoR sALR-A place four handsomely laid cot within three
walk from depot; house snishd throughout hard wood
BY range all modern nprOEsmsut 10 rooms beside attic
house. ieehcue gsbone &c Further particulars Of
pg MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS LibsrtT-St
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT TARRYTowN.

y0R sALB-A place Of eight and gOS frame bOuss Sled
Sre IS rooms; good grounds sell laid cat; abundance
hu and shade BeTerg brook o large springs and trout
and well stocked; choice Location very Pa
Ger particulars Of MALLORY BLACKWELL, .-
QEg ...... .... -.~t No 81 Lbertyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

FOR sALB Al EswRoebeeA twsstOy Rpms House Sled ni
g, bath rsvge; bergsr alarm al improvements carriage
rabes ke.; abOsi two acres deslrASly located.
pg MALLORY L BLACKWELL. No. IS Liberty-It
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT TARRYTOWN.

YOR sALBA very desirable su bes0hfh place Of
UeghbOrboOdA snrrOuadd hy seg ut residences Brk
sra finished blek walnut and ia the best sne river
rsE ..# MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL,
QsD Nc. IS LAbsrtytt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

fOR sALEA Tarown the HudsOn large double HOUSE Of
and heater, gsries csrgehouss sealed and ps
red house, high avs minutes walk Of dspot
lut place for gensnsB bOzrderA Apply TO
Gs MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lberty-St
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT POUGHKFEPSIF.

fOs MLB-Sbs Se e1odihG from HYDE Park road to Dtassd
snarupsd view Ofihs Hudson ssd CattAl MouatsbL Pine
% yosnE fruit trees Frame house French roof ie eOnmodOns
ai Large IeanssbOuss and gardeners house. ks
~ ..f- MALLORY BLACKWELL,
Wp No. IS Liberty 81
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
NEAR MOUNT KISCo.

ToR sALE-A fne farm Of tTaere y miles Ou depot; %
-i O apple trees 100 pear 20 hsr 30 pu peaches euan
s'bs' he ans dairy apd ifSit farm; house soI3 twOstOy
I fane II roons large barn. small cHrsge house.
ss NH with two Of stoss tive sasBt bo1ses trout pondL
lyPJ 70 MALLORY BLACKrELL, Ma IS Lbeny-Tt C209)
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
~ .NE.W.ROCHELLE.

7Os aLEA vsy desirable Gohis House 10 fpsss.
kicheni With stalls, Of lands minutes
al hoa depot or will Be resed furnished to desirable tsuA1t
ISpJto MALLORY BLACKWELL, No s. Libsrv-St
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT STANFORD.

PoRsALR-A tns COUNTRY sBAroi scre mile from depot.
iius IS and cold bath ke bsu, zI
rgsbous 1880; Of ssg leland Sound Photograph
a 'ass Of MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lbsrty-St
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
AT MORRISANIA.

FOR SALE-An ELEGANT RRsiDENCR. located on BrSadEay
' nr With wing iiIsi II Barn &C. Lot 7OIl62 Seven
ils sa from depot: Photographs Saes Price s2Oo0
N MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Llbsrty-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
: T---| Aomav q MuLtga, Aucuofter
VvAIJVApIE IMpRDVEn PROPERTY on

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
TRsrHAyE. and BuiLnISd LOTS on iRTY'NfSrHsE-
ADRIAN H. MULLER WILKINS Co will sel At auction
MONDAY sb inst at u O'clock At the Exchange SaeoCu No III
BroadwaVi -.
thereon kno~u N 45 and T Tenth west side between Thur
ty eighth ard Thlr,y ninih-sia J2gtlOo.
The 6re of land bnng, thereon known Nos
e9 l6 Teutbare bag the so1twcss Of Tenth
ave and Th rtg uluit-Is W 9Il5 feet rr
WEST THIRTY SISrH sr-PTs ot, on south side Of Thirty
sauing ths Tsnt property In the l23I8g esti
"a H. = "a, .ssh l5tga fs?99
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

A0oUSTRY SEAT sTAMPORD-COnsistipg Of 30 sss beanH
- osi Commanding aue ew Of Long snd sOuSdi with
s' 70 ear bous tool boaSe lee hoase house
I'd btrnk k also gardeners cottage Farther pareuiAs
Nsd MALLORY BLACKWELL No IS Llbsrty.st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

FoR sALg sTAhFoRDA very desirable Place Of 10 oi
ri vS shs souud ne fu large frame house. II
an ssrrag, house, lodge, &c. ApPytO
A0 MALLORY l. BLACKWELL. No IS Hbsrsyat