Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-10
NEW YORK.
Distinguished Arrival.

NEW YORK, Nov. Capt. Harris, late
commander Of the steamer Lillian, which
had the Gaiceurias expedition on board,
arrived in New York yesterday from Mas
sau, where the vessel was seized.
The Officers Oh the Hornet.
The officers of the privateer Hornet were
brought to Brooklyn yesterday, in charge
of Marshal Foote of North Carolina, and
turned over to Marshal Dillen, who held
them in ten thousand dollars each, to an
swer before the United States Circuit Court.
Father HyacInthe's letter.
The following is father Hyacinthe's letter
to the Boston clergymen: Il am very SEN
sible of the high honor paid me in the
greeting from the clergy whom you
represent. am touched by your express
siOns of Christian sympathy and affection.
l am Catholic, and hope to remain one.
| l have not broken with the church, but its
abuses. l recognize true Christians in all
| Protestant bodies, for / believe that the
| true church. embracing all who hold Christ
| as their head, is far wider than any earthly
| organization. Ny purpose, in coming to
| America, is to escape from excitement, and
rest a little. l shall soon return to Europe,
| but hope again 70 visit this country. l
shall visit Boston in November, and if
possible, should then be glad to see those
whom you represent, to explain more fully
nv position. The future IS dark and IN
certain, but shall obey my conscience to
| the end Greet in my name, with christian
salutations, those in whose name you greet
| me.
S5.OOO.OOO of Railroad Bonds
| ISSUED.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-The Ere Railroad
| Company this afternoon notified the Stock
Exchange that at the expiration of 30
DAYS 5000, 900 of convertible bonds will
be issued These bonds are known as
the Narrow Guage Sinking Fund Bonds,
and TO be issued for the purpose of laying
the third rail on the entire road in con-
formity with an agreement made with the
Lake Shore Company some time since.
This created surprise on Stock Exchange
and caused a decline on Vanderbilt stocks,
looked upon as creating a rivalry between
the Erie and New York Central roads.
| 1t is announced that the Injunctions
against the Gold Exchange have been va
Gated and discharged in all the suits, and
said suits have also been discontinued.
Failures are announced of White, Heath
& Co, wooden goods johbers; liabilities
800, 900 TO $50, 900; Randolph Bro. s,
wooden dealers, and Mixer, Whitman& Co,
starch manufacturers and oil dealers. The
liabilities of the latter are very heavy. The
rumor of the failure of Condict, Jennings
4 Co. are unfounded; that of a small dry
| goods jObbing house. name not stated, Is
probably correct.
New YORK. Nov. "A Port Jervis
special says: Gould and Rucker are here,
and are not employing any Of the old
brakesmen. The yards here are full OF
freight and but little freight going ont. II
is said those on the Delaware division art
awaiting word from the men on the Eastearr
division, and they will also stop work.
Everything is conducted quietly. The 2Ol
men who arrived from Jersey City have
mostly returned, not seeming to like the
state of affairs.
Gen. Wool. -
Troy, n. Y. Nov. Gen. Wool wa
! not quite as comfortable last night as ht
| had been during the preceding A. hours
| He takes scarcely any nOurishment, and i
4 very weak.
: The New Haven constabulaIy law i
r submitted to a popular vote tomorrow
A | The religious element favors it only News
papers in the State favors it. The yot,
will be light The cities will go strons
a against the law, but if the country turn
out it will be carried, and according I,
A provision made by the last Legislature
Y it will be put into immediate effect
!, Political,
, AT the session of the Board of Count
: Canyassers to-day, several protests wer
e submitted against counting the votes cas-
e for H Y. Smith, the Republican candidat
- for supervisor, on the ground that the
e were void. because at the time Of his nOmi
e nation Smith WAS a member of the metre
d nolitan notice commission. The protest
e we're sent TO the Council for an opinio
v thereon 1t should be noted that tw
SUPERVISORS are elected annually, the pei
son receiving the second best number {
votes being chosen as well as the hghe'
man.
re The TUmOr of the resignation Of Collectc
!. Grinnell is untrue.
1t Spanish GunbOats.
re All the Spanish gunboats are finished an
m are here, and will be ready for service Will
ly in two weeks.
al Baron MuuagcIta.
Ut Among the passengers by the steam,
DeSotO, from Havana, Is Baron Munagett'
I. ex-Captain on the staff Of Gen. Jordan
/ ana tdllluAGNa Al OAAS VI tLAt ldlt tLBdt
ments by the Spaniards, and pardone
through the influence Of the America
Minister at Madrid.
k, MercanIilc Library Dinner.
" The officers of the Mercantile LibraI
u. Association, of New York, gave their fourt
r annual dinner tonight at the Grand Hole
LYMAN Tremaine presided. Among tho
present were Pere Hyacinthe, Mr.. Big
low, ex-minister to Paris, Horace Greele
Mai. Hall, Theodore Iilton, David Ston
IL of the Journal Of Commerce, Mr.. Choat
pi, and others. Pere Hyacintheengaged in co
,e- versation, during the evening, with I
Rev. MIR. Thompson, of the Presbytesl
n Church, and the Hon. John Bigelow
so left with the latter before dinner was co
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