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wti-joho arjASHyiLLE, TENNESSEE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1866
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NEWS
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DAY.
OF THE
During November l.OtS emigrants from Eu
rope, arrived at Baltimore, . . -
Navigation on the upper Mississippi Is about
elose-4 for ibd keaJarii finvwi.i flln.
The Government officially disclaims the action
of General Sedgwick in occupying Matanioras.
A Washington monument, costing SoO.OOp, U
talked ofby thfccttite'ni of PlainfieW. tfewJer2
sey.
The British regular force within the fortifica
tions of Dnblin is estimated, at eighteen! thou
sand tnV. ' ' iS ""H '
Thanksgiving day seems to hare been goner
ally observed In all the cities and towns through'
out the West.
LATEST.TELEGRAPHl&NEWSi Utf, w-arerLdi?g nchof in Kefeatof the
4 sunrage upon the freedmeatf this District, this, harbor. It is ascertained that they I the standard of revolL
: i j
.S'UOJS XEWr YOItK, .
Iloboken Bank Fraud Mexican Xcmi
From Paraguayan, Seat of War
fng-ton Rumors, etc
New York, Dec. 1. Thelleriild'a Dnb
lin correspondence, Nov. 17th, says the
wants and miseries of the inhabitants' bin
der British rule, are set forth -as constitn
tine the exciting cause of a revolutionary
outbreak, which the writer seemed to an
ticipate.
In .the case of the alleged Hoboken bank
frauds. Judce Dalv of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, yesterday denied the motion of
! i U 7 r J i m ill ' I - . -
It'll reported
matoh fa about being- made between Dudley I his client, uco; W. Chadwick, rom arrest,
Kavaniagh and Joseph Dion, for a purse of 890,- The case has been postponed several times
New York dispatches states that a propeller
loaded with Fenian arm! slil'ed from Sandy
Hook' on Thursday night for Ireland.
A monument to the memory of soldiers from
Dutchess county. New York, was dedicated on
the 2Sth nit., at the village of Madalen, with lm
pressifo'ecrcmonies.
The trial of the robbers of tho train on the
Loulsrille and Nashville Railroad at Jrank-
lin. Ky.. has been postponed until the 10th of
Decomber.
J ohn.C JSroskinridje
don, and i
render nwarJeU to Leo iindi JoTinsoa included
him.
Our Government, ltd stated? has received in
formation fjagriltalyjistatingltpat thb Pope has
and will energetically insist on an eatly
vuie on it. .w 4 j. s .
" It is said to be his purpose to haveTtliis
new law in full force before the next muni-
. . m a.
pai election in this city. .Jtwas, Senator
iuprniiwhs intrpducdjandjcarried through
the bill emancipating the slaves of this
district.
becretary McCnlloch is desirous that
Copcress should enact a clear law, makinj
it distinctly understood that the TJniffet
States are pledged 4o redeenj the' principal
as well as the interest on its bonds in gold;
ktit tnnninn InV.VkATI L!t- -11 1."
uu mivn.u bub vf'UBlblUU Ull UlS
measures aneet in that body, he will not
directly propose,it In. another form, how-
will sail in a few days, thouch their desti-l
uaupa.isjunKnown,
Liverpool. Dec 1. The steamer Java.
which sailed frpm Boston on the ,2lst, ar
rived here this morning.
I
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Indians Reported Tronblcsonio In
Idaho Value or Bullion Produced,
ctc . fn IO i i f f
SANFiuifcisco, Nov. 30. Up to Wed
nesday afternoon fourteen bodies from the,
wrSckMthe Coja haiwaihidlashora Oar(l
vain x-aige, ir. jttowaen ana Mrs. rearsor
among them.
Advices from.Idahc to Nor. 17th. ren
TJJ . LI T '
ius luuiiius very irouoiesome.
t-amphertlcojrlth GlreeHna rnrvt,.n . . '
mn hps-freih supply at a YT. Sznith's-'Dror'
Store, earner Church and Vine iti. -nor2l-5t; J
A lnree
pomades, Cfismatici and oil., th .. . .
ni "" vaurenstreet, &
1 1 ...... .7 ? . ,.V i .. i
the defendant' connfl for th HfeM.,rrnl ev.er " 18 1,01 nKeiy that this, and several
" 7 vt rtUrt n,s...AI. i,. I Va. Ml 1
; bruihFfoHheTtt
8 1 I the value of hnllinn nrnrinpf frnm .hmi.r
, j.V.-ji.. j .1 proper nme. i, ... - , . 1 .. .J" J
w awwuiujuuaK mis .uuiciiuauv. uliU vraLPri
3ay, on the calling of 'the calendar, nb'an
swer coming lrom defendant's counsellor,
Charles Wehle moved for a default, which
was granted ,
There were 1,249 vote3 registered fn the
nitif vootarvlftv trtio In n71ttn tL.
ber registered -at the general elect on, makes ? 10?g
proper time.
' The Post's Washington special savs tin 1
dehnite action will be taken atthe -.Republican
caucus to-night, as many members
are still absent. '
The iCommercial's Washington special
says: oecretary Seward has not yeUro-
is netitionine forpat-
n, and eTaimvtbatHbo' keneraf terms of s'ui-'
ader'aTiaritellto Ijeoand'Ji
9SSBoraei1).u1lil(ftrust-to ihe
imrjJ'lBg Victor IlmaBueU: v .
iMfrom London says Secrelafy
pateS to Sir Frederick Bruce in re
Fenin prisotforii has awakenedbel-?Phcilf80 pardons to such persons. Cer-
resolvei
protect!
Apri
Sewi
gard to
llgerent T$elins,jnTory:cIreles.
It has i uaffynrixl . h v jhs .Investigating
Committee recently in session at Washington,
that $300,000,000 worth of cotton has been seized
byGovernnymt agents jn tho S(Suth, and. that
not more, than a tenth of .the amount his been
realized by the Treasury of thp United States.
A Galveston; Fexns,' dispatch: of the 30th ulU.
says: It'isnot true that Gcn; Sedgwick crossed
the Rio Grande with troops. -Tho report brigr
nated from some dispatches from Sheridan to
Heintzlcman, disapproving certain aets of the
commander of the sub-district of tho
The Iter. Mn'Jlamcr, a member
byterian Assembly, was decayed into a gambling
hell in Memphis, m tho er.ontug of the 29(h nlu,
and , after beiwr drugged, .was robbed of three
hundred dollars.
There wci to have been a groat pacing match
At Indianapolis yesterday between Red Duck,
of Indiana, and Lady Wnlkor of Canada. The
match was for $G,000 under saddle. Both horses
havo fino reputations for speed.
The Boston Journal states that Ex-Governor
Bontwcll, in a lecture at Lewiston, Maine, tiro
weeks age, said President Johnson and Air. Sew
ard had'known fer more than a year, that John
Surrathad gono U Homo and enlisted in tho
Army of tho Pope. This statement was made
before the announcement that Surratt had been
demanded giyen up, and had escaped from cus-
A eolission occurred between a passenger and
freight train on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, near Corinth, M Irs., on the 29th nit.
Henry Slawn. tho conductor, three white mon.
ind four frccdmcn wcro killed instantly. The
baggago and express" cart .took fire, consuming
tho contents, together with tho mail and the
bodiesof't&o killed. Mr. (Tones, the baggage-'
master, was oaHgbt by the baggage, and, although
unhurt, was bnrned to death, the passengers
being unable tb render any assistance, owing to
the heat. Threo freight cars, one second-class
passenger car, and two engines wcro destroyed.
No other Yiassengers were injured. The accident'
resulted from running behind time.
a total of 12G.141 voters in thiscitv.
A matih at billiards was played at Jr-
ving xian last nignt, Dctween Uoidthwait,
of Boston, and 2dPeytt,or $500 n aide.
in wmca uoiumwaii came out winner.
The Herald Mexican correspondence.
dated Chihuahua, Nov.7tbf says: The pol
icy of Juarez regarding the Mexicans
who have served in the Imperial armies
and who may fall mfoliis hands after thn
,final embarkation of the French, is slightly
"Jiinted at in a communication of thb Secre
tary of War of the Mexican Eepubli
Gen. Pavar, at Juixfin. The fcecretnrv
disapproves in strong language, of the
tain documents arc published officially hv
the Juarez Government, which throws a
load of light upon Ortega's operations. The
latter has granted the privileges of coining
r ? r, . . .o
iueiicnu juouuvin csan rrancisco in a n .
zen of New York."' "Jnhrez being requested
uie saiueinuiviuuai vo rainy me per
mission of Orteca. it was oromntlr n.
' a r j
tused.
The news from the seat of war1 in Pafa-
agua, is dated Bio Janerio, October 2 In
addition to the chantre of commander in
dispatch to Minister Bigel6w at Paris, di
recting him to remonstrato against the de
lay in recalling the French troops from
Mexico. ' It is anticipated that Louis Na-poleon-is
not likely to be satisfied with the
energetic tone or Mr. leeward's dispatch,
much as ho may desire to get out of the
Mexican scrape.
There will be a warm struggle between
the .txecuuve and legislative branches of
the (government for the control of the en
tire revenue .department, with a view to
the possession of thcspojls of, the office.
The Republicans will therefore atttmnt to
ueiacn inis omce lrom the control of the
President. With this View; Judce Kellv.
of Philadelphia, IS preparing a bill to sub-
. -ri laieainera, as in iuis case, except upon Dnsi-
1st to November 1st at $1,073,256 in cut-
rency.
Jship bila3 Grancrer, which nut into this
port in distress, ha3 been ordered to dis
charge cargo for examination by tho agent
of the underwriters, and will probablv be
condemned.
The Central Pacific Railroad has been
completed to Cisco, ninety-three miles from
bacramento, twelve and one-half miles
from Sierra Nevada, 5,911 .feet above the
level ot the sea.
Mexican Affairs .Rn mora.
New Orleans, Dec. l.The Galveston
Bulletin of the 29th contains'the following.
The city- was full of rumors yesterday in
reference to Mexican affairs, no doubt in
duced by the arrival of Lieut. Taylor with
dispatches, and the departure of thp steam.
erEUzabeth Read with the return bearer
of dispatches. We are assured by those
who. know that the matter has no reference
tp the French, but we are not informed as
to what it does refer. The Government
may sabe
In the meantime a diversion in Pnnnrtn
is to be expected from what is going on at
the Roberts headquarters. Withia ten
days orders have been received, by Presi-
Hani y nL. 1 .1 n a
uck Auuera ana uen. cspear for 8,000 uni-
'"" 'rem, me uiperent circles. The
money for such uniforms in every instance
accompanying orders. The armories are
busy fixing up and burnishing sabres, and
u is certain that all this preparation por
tends bloody work for some person or per
sons unknown, President Roberta is at hia
office from day to day without any rest or
cessation of labor.
The daily News says several prominent
officers of Col Roberts' staff waited on Col.
Keller, the deputy commander, yesterday,
pledging themselves toco-operate with the
main body as soon as the order was given.
TRIAL OP THE MOXTREAL KIISOSEB3.
MojrritEAt, Nov. 29. Arrangements for
the removal of the Fenian prisoners from
thejail in this city to Swartsburg are com
pleted. The prisoners will be accompanied
by a Btrong guard.
Great fears are entertained of a raid from
the Vermont frontier to SwartsW( tn to.
lease the prisoners.
m Judge Johnson, the presiding judge dur
ing the trialsjnforraed the Crown authori
ties that he would not set m court nftor 4 I of thorouffhlv 9nnl emm iU
o clock p, sr. unless a strong force of regn- anyiengths to suit, from Knight Bros. Nfa W
'lars were stationed in the vilLi Church rif '
4
norlS-H yotauBti, ..
Edjrcfleld nnd Kentucky Kallroad
Omnjre or TJme;-On and after Nor. 26.
ISSa. passenger trains on theEdgefield andKea- ' '
tacky Railroad n.U arrive at NashTlHe at' &).
y- Md Paft at l-t5 pm. nov27-lw
Yellow Plaelloorlns.atio prices, cor- ;
ner of Crawford and North Summer sts. (? .
Seasoned Vopnlnr rnmber.' corner f ' "
Crawford ajidrtn00"1 . ' :
Bnlldlns Xnmberof all kinds, corner ot '
Crawfqrd and North Summer streets. ftf
Ccdai Post and Fcnelnjr InrnDcr
eoraerof Crawford and North Summer itiMP0'
- ' "elts,
"Wood ! TToo.l ! j Wood I U-auonfTckli"
AVood for saloby Knight VrZSlt
nov4
Evsst housekeeper should prsrlde a wife
; thoroughly ea.nmv1 stovw wnnn '.i.
were stationed in the village
The greatest excitement is manifested in
the city over the news of an outbreak in
Ireland. The leading Irishmen of the city
had a grand banquet at the American Ho
tel this evening.
nor
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
Church street.
White H'Jno I-Ioorin-r manufactured by .
Knight Brn.'s, on Rollinz Mill mil
reduced prices. Offico, No. 49 Church'itreet I
dt4. . . , iti
500,000 Bnlldlng: and Parlnsr Bi-lrir-1 '
can be had in lots to suit customer MlinJSSK "
erders with Kvmn nDarM
Justice Chase, who is to be authorized to
make all subordinate appointments.
A special dispatch to the Commercial
ond ArltrorticAi. fr-r.m 1??Al,VnnV.l 41..1.. I
pv..vL. "'uiini. ,or tne aouth to admit qualified nee
umiM wwunBm inc leaping cm- frage; but violent attacks are
wnr u c"1,i;,u" v I,B,nwi !l those papers that do not directly op
"Wl UHKl UillUll
rpqusly adopted declarinc that the Leeisla-
Sr nde 'repor ed in dulis
oilSZt the Herald a few7W ago, a new com- ;
manuer lias neen appointed, to the
hangs over this as Veil as all other Mexi
can mattere.
tn increasing disposition is Manifested
to suf-
made on
pose it.
papers, not edited br
negroes, go against it.
fleet
place of Admiral Viscount Pamandre.
levy 01 nveniy-uve thousand men in
T m : . j j. i i. . .,
jjiiiiw is uemanueu, uui uie recruits are
coming m but siowiy.
lue loss of the allies at fort Cnrahfnlv
is now reported to be 7,090, besides three
iron ciaus oemgsenousiy damaged.
Tho allied army, it was rumored, would
rii i. -l- n '
aw "iiu-tk uii orneniz,
constitution, adapted to the new order of
society: and to relieve the people of their
present'indebtedness in ratio to their pre
sent property, or it would be a shame to
make their successors bear the losses br the
war.-, It is understood that Gov. Piernont
.. ft i . ...
-win recommend tne adoption ot tho con
stitutional amendment in his message.
FItOM CAXAUA.
Virginia I-esrlfllature.
RICHMOND. Dec 1. The Vinrinia Ln.
gislature meets on Monday, and numbers
of members are arriving. The prominent
topic of conversation anions? them is the
action taken at a meeting of influential citi
zens of the Peninsula, held at Williams
bufeon Monday, unrinir uoon them the
necessity of calling a State Convention as
early as practicable to revise the Constitu
Senate.
SaidbuAT. December 1. SGS. Thn
pursuant to adjournment, Mr. Speaker Frierson
in the chair.
Tho special committee of five, to whom was
referred a memorial of German cltiiens, asking
action by tho Legislature to encourage immigra
tion, presented Senato bill No. 410, in accor
dance with the prayer of tho memorial, which
was passed on its first reading, and was referred
to the Committee on Immigration.
On motion of Mr. Cate, House bill No. 535 was
reinstated on tho calendar:
, Tho special committeo on House joint resolu
tion No. 278, in regard to the. removal of the Re
ceiver of tho Louisville, Clarksville and Mem
phis Railroad, asked and obtained leave to with
draw from the deliberation of the Senate.
Houso bill No. 403, to iccoroprate the Memphis
Iransfer Company, passed tho first reading, and
on motion was referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
fourteen House bills were passed on first and
eecanu rcauings ana reierrea to committees.
P0V73
No. 49 Chureh street
Just Kccclved, a larseasjortment of r.nili.-n
Dress Furs and Hats at Laxdr & Bao.'s.
nTl2m 4i North College street. '
For.Itcut-BuiIdlngNo'43, Union strcetljbe
tWeen College and Cherry, now occupied jas.a.
shoe store by F. D. Fcllkb k Co. Possess'essfoa
given immediately. For terms, apply to F.'j. '
Fcllkb & Co.. No. 42 Union strceL novl6-tf
To Consumptive. Tho Advertiser, hav
ing been restored to health In a few weeks, by a
very simple remedy.aftcrhaTingsuBerod several ,
years with a sevcro lnng affection, and that '
dread dbease. Consumption is anxious to maka
known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure, ,
lo all who destro it, ho will send a copy of the '
prescription used, (free of charge), with' the di-
Several Senate bills on second reading were l.rections for preparing ahd bslng tho?same, which
referred to.committeesoriiassedoTer informallr.
Jlousajoint resolution No. 2S6, requestingthe
Joint Committeo on tho Franchise to report at
the earliest practicible moment. Passed.
llonse joint resolution No. 237, as follows, was
passed, and Messrs. Spcnee. Fraiier and Al-
the National Exhibition at Rio Janerio l st- Alban't Celebration Fenian Pris-
Exciianoe papors'frotri Boston taf New'
Orleans reaching this tablo, speak of stai
nation in business. Tho whdlo sjstcm'or
exchangi ng oommoditiosior money values-
is out of gear nnd working badly.
Whcthor this state of things is due to tho
unsettled political condition, tho opera'
ttons of. speculators and stock-jobbers,
tho deficiency ia auppty of great staples,
or quaokish attempts to accommodate thp
laws of trade to the necessities of a re
dundant currency with which the Gov
ernment lias too much to do, wo do ndt
protend to bh3 Doubtless all of those
hare moro or less influenco in producing
the result It is a fu;ct, however, that
business, is languishing, and that thero ir
a gonoral decline in values. To tho great
mass with whom the cost of living is a
IJiiiuayuiisiwDiniiuilj ii;uucuuies u quosuou
whether the uricMof .tho necessaries of
life have como down in proportion. The
newyear-is at hand and prudent men
are beginning to nmko their calculations
for another twelvemonth. How is it with
zaeafc'anU bread? How about cloths and
calico? How about hats and bonnets,
and boots nnd shoes? How about wood
and coaiJjArc tho middle men those
who deal between the producer and the
wholesale denier and ,tho consumer, re
ducing their selling nrices? How about
rente? ' ' Circumstances, arc compojling re- j
j i: J ?- : fini'l '... I
uuciiuua in prices, xiicy arc reuuoing
the wagos of laborers and th? salaries of
employees of all kinds, tind if people who
"sell things'' oxpect to get them olT thqir
hands without considerable loss, they will
act wifely tto aocommpdatethemsolves to
the downward toodenoy. . Everything
will result better if nil hands come down
togothcr.
opened oh the 19th of October. The 'ex
hibition is intended to display the products
of that favored country, The Emperor
and Jiinpraw, and the Prince and the .Prin
cess, accompanied by a large suit, attended
the opening.
. Further heavy duties havo been imnnxl
on the distillers of rum, in Jamiaca, by the
Legislature of that Island. Tint litl
.margin for profit remains with the business
unacr tne new tax.
ihere will be, in the future no direct
communication between Kingston and the
unueu ctaies, except by transient carrying
A screw steamer, named the Rnlivar.
1 1 T . . - -'
reacueu .uaguayra, v enzueia, on too 13th
of October, havinc been fitted out In "Rnir.
-jaiiu, jur me v enzuenan nary. It was
manned with fcnglisnmen, who insisted on
being retained as it crew, and on finding
iniu iney wouia not ue retained, they set
ail with the Bolivar, and have not since
ocen ii earn irom.
Dr. Padenstein has been century bv tb.
board of health for necrlectimr to r'nnnrt
tho prevalence of typhoid fever in the deaf
ana mi nib asylum.
It is likely that a hospital will Iia pstnb.
isnea oh uie natterr lor those Riifft.r
C ..! r " o
A Washington enecial sai JiuIm Car
ter, of the Supreme Court, will delivor t.ho
anaress oi welcome at the mass reception
There have been two hundred and twen-
ty-nine resiKnattons of clerks in tho T
iry Department during tho ,past year,
mostly on n'ccount of inadequate salaries.
A strong effort will be made to have Con
gress increase theo salaries,
oners Probably Respited. ,
Toronto, C. W., Dec 1st. St. AlbaaV
day was celebrated here quietly with a ser
mon and supper in tho evening:
Chief J ustice Richards in the Courtiof
Common Pleas, announced yesterdar that
. u r . .
juugmenu wouia oe given lo-aay m the
caso ot me reman bievin.
There was no motion made of applica
tion on behalf of McMahon in the Court
of liueen's Jiench; but this being the last
day of the term the decision is expected
to-day; also, it is understood, that the Fe-
mans recently sentenceu to death in this
city, will probably be respited for three
months, to wait the result of the appeals in
meirnenau oeiore tne courts.
A force of volunteers has' been ordered
to bweetsburg during the Fenian trials. A
part of them from Montreal and the re
mainder from the Bedford battalion which
now numbers twelve companies. All the
local companies are warned to be in readi
ness for service.
D. Arcay McQee, in a recent speech, -re
ferring to the convicted Fenians, said,
these men deserve death, but the spirit of
tne limes is so opposed to capital punu-jh-ment,
where anv other punishment cm
reach the case; and jn these cases I hope it
may he found po.iible to temper justice
wiin merry.
bt. Andrew's day passed off with creat
eclat. bermons were preached in the
churches; antlftj'concerf and speeches occu
;pjed the eveninir. - ft
Ahc President stated that the Secretarr
had expended S18,QQ0 during.' the button.
countrymen.
uonuRO, u. w., uec. it lh& town
tionand adopt it toihe alteredcondition of I dr worooapp.oinlcd tach commUteo on the
tbinrro r I part ortnofcenato.
Joint resolution raising a Joint Select Com
tilings,
A centleman named M. L. Manrv. was
shot and killed in the street this morning
wy a negro.
Reimb lean Jolllilcntloii.
Xewark. N. J., Nov. 1. The Republi
cans of this city celebrated their triumph
in thp. latA plooti
ning. A large number of prominent mem- Sices an.d hl?h i"-"'.0, engendered by tne war,
ben of the nartr were nres.nt. A Jl rJX"nJli
L - n
mittoe to take into consideration that portion of j
lucui.itiuuta message in rciercnce to our pen
itentiary. Whereas, Tho General Assembly of the State
of V?.nS?aieeJlas beca required by his Escollen
ey.V ilham O. Brownlow, (Jovcrnor of the State
of Tennessee, to take into consideration the
condition and workings of our penitentiary sys
tem; and
Whereas. It appears that tho violent predju-
set of toasts were read, and re.snnnqp mnrli
by Cor. Ward, SenatorFrelinghuysen,Hon.
John Hill and George A. Halsey, members
of Congress from the fourth and fifth dis
trict. Letters were also read from othnr
distinguished memhers of the party who
were unable to attend.
Pay of Members of A'ortta Carolina
I.cirtalature.
RAI.EIofr. X C. December lat. Tn tbo
North Carolina Senate. Mr. WiVcins nf
tt.i!. r. , -. . . : '
riainax, lntroauced and carried a resolu
tion allowing officers of the Legislature ten
l,, . . . "
aouaw, and members six. It was amended
by substituting four dollars.
in many cases, that most sacred right, and im
partial verdict; and
Whereas. From information derived from nu
merous and reliable sources, and actual inresti-
puon. appears mat in some localities verdicts
have been rendered regardless of justice and
mercy against certain classes; therefore
. lt rS?,red bjr tho General Assembly of the
btate of Tenncssoe, That a j'oint committee of
cicuuu iuij pmioi vao nouse ana tnree on tne
part of the Senato be raised, to take into consid
eration this all important matter, and report
to the Executive" at tho earliest practicable period.
House joint resolution No.
tlie Comptroller shall
2S3, providing that
less
rni , . . , I uuuuivu, v. t., XJCV. i. aue town ww
t r "lrecal ' revenue ior the- lighted l;ist night with the- new gas made
mrr' r 1 ', '"S yyuW- from pine wood, bones? dnd other refuse
vegetable and animal raalter.' The JigTit
was quite brilliant, surpaisine that maim
lacturea irom coat, woicn 'Bad been pre-
viousiy useu, wiuie it wiu be more ccononli
cal.
" rf-lttr T-k 4 a
nnuuKMiK, v. y., i?ec. i. a. large
number of persons continue to visit the
gold regions, and prospecting is going on
lively. A California miner-rofesscs hira
fself satisfied with the show, and rumors' are
nfe of the discovery of the precious nitAl
in otner sections of the bade country.
uuu, as has been published, are really
man Htow.uuu.UVU.
rpt n .
iiieoecretary oi the Treasury will not
recommend the Issue of any five per cent
bonds as statetLand will indicate thttim at
which, in his judgment, Ibe S-csumption Of
specie payments can oe fialely-ellected. It
is hisopinion that tliis may bedone in eigh
teen months, but hope.? for an earlier date.
A Hartford special saVd: ' Mr. Leich
grocei1, of that city, was stabbed four times
on Thursday night in an encounter with a
burglar. The robber escaped.
A. Memphis special Rays: By the col
lision on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, yesterday, theconductor three-whites.
ium luuir irtuumeu, were instantly Killed.
The baggage and express cars' took fire,
burning their contents, with the mail and
bodies of the killed: Mr. Jones, thebae-
gage master, was caught by the ,baggage,
burned to death.
N. P. Willis, it is said, Is now passing
away. He has not appeared at any of the
placesjio is accustomed to frequent in New
Yorklfosome weeks, but has been confined
to hlcsiaOTCC.orAOruJson, by his
feeble health. ' '
and althoutrh unhurri was
Three flat cars, a .second-class passemrer
car and two engines were destroyed. No
passengers Avere injured. The accident
resulted from runninir behind time.-
The New York Times Washington spe
cial says: Tho President's message has
been delivered to tho agent of the associa
ted press, to be sent to the leading iour-
nais oi me countrv. Lames for the Aew
York and PhiladMnhi
h i
as been entrusted witii special messen
gers, who will deliver them when the redd
ing of the document is commenced in Congress.
lhe World's special insists that his snVn-
mary of the Secretarr of the " Treasurr's
report, published a few days since, was made
FOltEKJJ" "SEWS,
ny tbe Cable.
London, Nov. 30 Noon. A gun boat
left falieerncss yesterday and another will
leave to-day their destination is Ireland
They carry with (hem a large supply of
arms anu ammunition to be used in tne
suppression of the .Fenian outbreak. No
more arrests have been made
London,- Dec. 1 It is reported on good
authority that Mr. Rieelow. iIir
States Minister at Paris accidently read to
xapoieon. in person, a very grave and de
cided dispatch from Secretary Seward.
This dispatch,, so the report goes, implicit
i.. ...... . . .iii . i '
it milium i iauiju 10 iuiuii tne engage
ments sue nau enicrea into with regard to
.the Mexican question. The Emperor
Fhowever, made no reply. Queen Victoria
and suite went to Volveshire to-day where
she took the chief part in the ceremony of
erecting a statue of Prince Albert. There
.were immense crowds of people present'
who extended an enthusiastic welcome io
the Queen.
There is a vague: nfmoff thats theC Chief
Organiier Steyens lately arrived ia Paris
and is now secreted there.
immediatelyonnhe assemblage of Congress ' Lisbon,. DeifiaJ.--; Th? famous UonanT!
taukand other vessels belonging tri the I
up from the books and was entirely correct. I
-The Herald's Washington BpcdaLs'ays
Morrill, of Maine.'it isv imrVrstnna'l will i
. Sentences.
Philadelphia". Dec. 1st. In th
of Qyer and- Terminer, to-dav, Judge Alli
son sentenced Newton Champion 16 be hunir
V. 11.- j rr . "
iui mc iMuiui-r oi mary uarny, in a house
of ill-fame last summer. Win. H. Maguin,
whd killed a cirl named Mivofli P.W at
.tlie Continental Theater, about two years.
whee, vas Kentenced to eight years solitary
cwnuiieiiieni. .inc sentence was made
light on account of-theajleged insanity of
prisoner.
r i ,
THE FENIANS.
Excitement in Ht X.oul.-.Sto3ii.Mi,J
II-adfiiartcr',Vrinv .Shipped" for
Irelnnd-Vrpjected It?volntlon.
Sr. Locis, Nov. 29. The citv i nniti
lively with the. movement among the Fe
nians here, .considerable comributidn3'o!
money and arms arc. beinsr reeeived at
StephenV headquarters. Rioirganization
ot circles is rapidly progressing, and a good
many men are joining military Organizations.
New York. Nov. 21. The Tribune savs
it is certain that Mr. Uames Stephens has
left the citv for parts unknown in eomnftnv
with several of his followers and adherents.
There is no unusual excitement.
not l,4lm nv urnmt.
upon the Treasury for Metropolitan Police pur-
Kuaca uuiu i iuo migaiioain regaru to tne system
shall have been decided, .was taken up. and on
motion of Mr. Trimble, referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senate bill No. 412. for tho relief of tho Fay
ettenllo Academy, with an amendment from the
iionsowasiiKeaup. un motion of .Mr. Smith
tbe amendments wero non-concurred in.
.oanaic Din o. vio maso asnitable dispo
sition of the Hcrruitasfo prsperty, with amend
mnnts by the House, was taken u p.
On motion of Mr. Trimble tho bill was refrred
to the Committee on Public Grounds and Build
ings. On motion of Mr. Powell, the Sen at adjourned
until Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Houw of Representatives.
The !Toue was ;alled to order at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Speaker Heiskcll in the chair.
Mr. Ovcrstreet introduced a resolution, which
imujjiwu. prurming lur me appointment oi a
joint committee to Investigate concerning the j
i-uuiraci oi mo levees oi mo Jenltentlary, and
the action of tbe Penitentiary Commimioners in
the premises, and for that oumose that saiM oin.
mittce be authorised to send for personi anrf
papors; and requiring them to report the proba
bio amount of net proceeds, and ths t.r.).Kin
they will find a bukr Cobs roa CoxsBMrTiojr, ' '
ASTHai,hKo.vcHiTis, o. The only object of
the adrertiscrin sending tho Prescription, is to '
beneSt the aSlicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be inraluabla; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will coat
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will pleas
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oct23-ly
i
Personal. Wearoglad to see that our old - '
riend, R. D. Buniy, has re-opened his- business '
at No. 16 North Cherry street. Mr. Bivvu was
a large Joser by the great fire on Cedar street. -We
call the espeeial attention of his friends, and
the public generally, to th& fact of his havingc
opened again. Jle- Is prepared to do engraving,"
stencil cutting, brands for whisky and flour bar
rels, seals fer courts notaries, public, and all
other description of work in his vocation, at
short notice, and in the very best and most thor
ough manner. Mr. JiLVUV, owing to his misfor
tune, is peculiarly deserving of patronage, and'
we trust ho may receive that patronage which '"
his merits so well deserve. lie will attend to "
the repairing of clocks and watches, as hereto
fore, to the entire satisfaction of all. ! ' -'
iot8 lm V
Public Kale For Cash.-ONTIIE THIRD '
DAY OF DECEMBER next, I will sell for Cash
from FOUR TQSJX HUNDRED IRON AXLE ,
W AliyASatthe Toll Gate, one mile from Nash-,
vllle, on thgjflfanny White Road. Sale to com
mence at tea 'clock, and continue from day to
day until a)l 'are disposed of. J. C. PENTECOST
Auctioneer." por9 td
ISoota and. Shoe Cheap at SO Public
Sqnnrc; Irreetisenuenee of a contemplated
change m my business, I offer the best selection
of.IloOts and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer be he a consumer or a merchant '
,W11 surely profit by examining my stock 'of '
goods before supplying himself, as I am quite In
earnest to git o bargains. Max. L. Gcttm mx,
sep6-tf No. 20 Public Square.
It
r.a
..1
yearly loss arising from tho leasincor thetb
lishmen.t. Tbe bill anlborlxina thm rttmmnr tn Ihh, nnw
bonds in lieu of tho?o outstanding bond which
maybe dc&iccuor mntilaied.or othervise im
paired in vsrao. came up on its thlnl reading,
and after betngdistusiedfora little, was referred
to a spoclal committee. , -
The passage of corporation bills completed
ino Dusires i.i tne iorenoon. when the House
amonrneu unui a o ci&CK on lonaarmoralng.
SPEcTANoflCES.
mrutmiw Trade. w. T. Berry & Co;J
Jjooksellers. Public Square, ars daily rpceiving
i T' it ... i . , . , i nuuiHonf imucirsiocK ot ucrutmas uoods.eon-
Lol. Kelly returned some days since from I .:.,: r u,( i t, i.i v; , ,
,i j .r' wij - lisuting of Englbh Bibles and Prayer Book, in
unknowd ' pafli, and Has observed a "very
quiet reticence ever since.
It is understood in Fenian circle that a
vessel was sent outsidcof Sandy- Hook at
ablate hour on Tuesday evening with" four
h u n d red. refol vers and two. h'un dre"d jEfffiefd
rt r . i -r i mi
nues ior me jrisn snores, uie arms were
conveyed to the vessel on a harbor tuz and
lmnjediateiy sne was diwovered hearing ums. j.oyg.v0ii. ranay
out. It is probable that some of the arms uo".' "tit. jioxes, iaise iaces, and. WiHow
wereconTered irom i'ort Jiamraohth and tiarc.iagroni vaneiy,
the newxst and most elegant bindings; Devo
tional Books: all the new Illustrated Works for
the Holidays : Writing Desks new styles, in
wood and leather; beautiful Leather Goods, and j
many now j-apcy Articles. Their stoek of
wildren Il!us.tratod Books never was better.
, 4ool!-lw-
' For Chrimn Uirts.
Wines II From theLeHOWOBTn Vineyard
and Wlno House. Cincinnati.
W. r. & F. P. Ajdmsos, Proprietors. ' ' ' '
OoldenWeddlnffparUHnfftawb'af' '
DnC ICnfnwIm. Imhalln -i- rrS -ri-i..' '
w , . auwo macs
ore furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
none either native or foreign.
Setd.by
Abciikr CHEirnij & Co.
Kr.ixt Uncivil,
K. B. Cuiitiiaji A: Co. i'ir
nov2 3m J 4
ttiolco Groceries at Tottcn's. ArriTed, ,4f
at last, 4he following carefully selected and - ..i
ichly prepared, goods, which he is selling very,
lowfor cash, at wholesale and retail: Fresh caa;, i
ped fruiu, green peas, corn, egg plumbs, green- 4
gages, shaker preserves, guava jelly, calves-feet v, aj
ot
. t
"if)
dee2-20t
Gpstbath & Scmi'iv
9 Union street.
some cameoriinnally from Phvck?. The
vessel was said to be a Phyck propeller,,
with her original name painted out to avoid
iscovery,. and a tin sign with! the Wrds
Yountr Republic" . coyerine the place
Where the originaLIettec were painted
Iri ihe'clty orDublih there are fat?oned
at present 18,000 regular troops, housed in
the varioirsTs'trOng barracks and 'fottirlca
tlons of the city. To drive those out it
will Tg necessary to land aqd organize 35,
000 Fenians who must be thorbninlr armed'
and organized.'' It ism0re than possible;
Ifdwpver. that williinen davs nn Smurrw.
. .1.. . T . . I
aon-fl L-fak gut in neian.U, aiid. as a nutmeg! adQ alintee mMi nd" rrm
r-i: rr2.iT"? .. i v ."Fi vostracrs Tamils, Iembn.-etc Lexingteii' and 'delutlon of'tht-nrf.
-..f iu.., me voiemaa's JSngmamuiUrd. norSS-fit " 5An-3
Mr. J. firnlteruood, of HiclmoEd. Vs.,
now at u. u. Abbott's, fto-32 Collcgestreet. He
has recently Wtr employed in some of the lead
iat tailoring csfaTjlishments in the Northern
cities, and comes highly recommended as a first
rate cotter- deol-lOt
Dos'r fail to read the advertisement of Myer
k Hunt in this morning's paper. jlecl-lw
"Pure SplcesV Ktei, rreah. at C. W.
Smith's Drug Stbre.' csrner ' Church and Vine
streets, reppecgfngeri'fclores. cinnamon.
jelly. Cox's gelatine, aerated crackers, dried
plumbs, blackberries and currants, oat meal sago,
tapioca, satingloss starch, Java, Laguayra, Mo
cha, Maricabo and Rio coffees. Also, imported
and. domestic wines and brandies, at W. W
Totten's.21 and 23 College street, Nashville.
octl-tf
For Attorney General ElventU Ju
dicial District. Wc are authorized to an-
aounee.A. C. Hio.it, Esq., as a eandidate for
Attorney .General, ior the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed of the counties, of Giles, Mars-shall.
Maury, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
norfS td
A, Sure
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W.
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St
Pile Core- Da. Uilbekt'h Pttr .
L-csixra-xr positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sentby mail on receipt of St. .Circuiarj-.i-,
free. Sold by Druggists. Ajents wanted ev.ery .
where. Address J. B. Rox-ixr, Manager,' No.
575 Broadway, New York- novl" 3m
Come and Examine our line slock of fall 1
-r
and Winter dress goods.shawls. cloaks, blankets
Wacei boot and sboetf.'etc., etc;, which Is eomnel1d to
-'tnH-r'I'WUi-l-Iint -iVm -r-rt
O. Sir k Co..
' Ifpllege streeti