Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-30

The Plaquemine Young American says the leyet
and bank of the Mississippi river for three hundred
yards, in front Of Mr.. E. J. Gays plantation, be-
low Paquemine, has caved in, and altogether g
! space of ground Of probably one hundred feet in
breadth has disappeared. t.t
| 1t is said that the young Prince Napoleon is stu.
! dying the Polish language diligently, with the
| view of taking command Of revolutionary party
in Poland in the event of war in which Russia is
entangled.
A man in California, under sentence of death by
hanging asked the Sheriff the evening previous to
the executon-T say Sheriff what hour is that lit
tie affair OF mine coming OFF,
On Saturday night the Cincinnati police made
sixtyseven arrests for drunkenness dsorderly con-
duct, &c.
The New York policemen appeared in their uni
form on Wednesday. 1t consists of single
breasted frock coat of Navy-blue cloth with black
buttons, and closed up the neck They are also to
continue wearing the shining "star and will soon
have peculiar sort of cap furnished them to be
worn with the other slight uniform.
1t is stated that the number upon whom the IT,
tie of D. ID. has been conferred by the American
Colleges this past year, is ninety Bishop Da-
Wis, Of South Carolina, having received it from two
different sources. The number blessed with the Lit
D. is fifly-one, President Pierce Governor Clifford,
of Mass, and Judge Campbell, of the Supreme
Court, being thrice blessed.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad now runs four
trains daily, two for the way freight, which is fas
increasing the regular through freight train and the
stock train, which returns loaded with freight
The late Senator Atherton of N. Hampshire. left
an estate valued at $500 O00
illustrated with cuts, said Young urchin. as he
drew his pocket knife the leaves of his gram
mar. Illustrated with cuts reiterated the school
MASTER as he drew his cane across the back of the
young urchin.
A new political movement is on foot in New
York, An alliance is proposed and negotiations
are on foot or virtually completed for its eonsum-
nation, between the Hards who call themselves
National Democrats" and that segment of the
Wing party known as the Silver Grays. +
Love the young ladies, look before you leap and
eschew loaferism. -I I..t FTE
-Four men, bricklayers by trade, sold at public
auction at Charleston, Tuesday and brought,
the highest Sl,905, the other three upwards
81, 900 each.
Mr.. II. Trplett Of Braxton county, Va, died of
lock.jaw recently, brought on by slight wound
in one Of his feet
Beautiful extract-helping young lady out of a
mud puddle.
At Sandusky recently boy of twelve years,
brought down three wild geese at one shot
On the 10th Of November q block of four story
buildings, being erected in Chicago, fell with tre-
mendous crash The workInen were engaged in it
at the time. Five were more or less injured, but
none seriously.
HARD.-A man was arrested in Bellvlle, ILL.,, last |
June, for passing counterfeit five dollar bill on
Hartford bank After laying in jail two of the hot
test months he was brought TO trial; when upon
closer inspection, the note was pronounced genu-
Inc. He should certainly be paid for lost time.
The policy on the life of Alanson c. Cutler Of /
Palmer, Mass, for 81 900, has been decided to be
fraud because he did not disclose the fact when he
obtained the policy, that he belonged to consump-
tive family, and that he himself had the consump-
ton when the application was made
Accounts from Smyrna to the 18th of October
state that business of all kinds was very brisk, and
rut was scarce and unusually high The export
IF figs TO the United States would amount to onlv
rom $500 to 100000 drums
RAGs-The Rev. Darius Stokes. colored. for
nerly of Baltimore, but now of San Francisco, we
it stated in the papers of the latter city, has &C
simulated one hundred crates of rags, for ship
nent to the Atlantic States.