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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13
NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS!!
RECEIVED AT THURsT0N & BERNARD'5.

No. Q Union Street
WE receiving direct from the Eastern cities
OF the very latest STYLES Of Fall and Winter dress
Goods consisting in part ofSlkS Brocade Plaid Check
figured and plain Black Persian Cloths and al wool Mus
lin Dsanes; Chemsettes and Sleeves sets French Nee
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and sleeves Emhrod
Linen Camb. II dk Nelve. Ribbons Gimps and Gail0ous
Jaconet and Swiss lnssTngs and Egng Jaconef Bands
shades ard qualities Cdreus and Misses sizes ali COZ
Ors, which Offering low Those in search oi
good Goods, and al low prCe viii 90 well 20 give US a
call No charge for showing goods.
sepl4u THUkSTON 4 BERNARD.
DARK AND LEAVES.---I wish to purchase with
ID cash, large quantity Of Chestnut Oak Bark and Shoe
make Leaves for Tanning purposes Apply j. G. Moore
iuly27-d&wtf FEgBPICE ROTH
I IQUORS.-l10 bbis Tennessee y D Whisky;
l. 81 barrels Old Monongahela
so bbls Old Bourbon Wblky;30 bbls New England RUM
50 Old Rye 30 e. A M Gin:
50 ." Old Reserve ~ " Sweet Wine;
lO5l pipes Old Cog Brandy;l) " Ola Port Wine:
q" Holland Gin; - boxes Brandy cherries;
10 bbls old MADEIRA Wine; 80 Cisret Wire
90 Indian bbls Sweet Nne 10 " assorted Cardals;
loo bbls A. NJ. Brandy; l. gals Old French Brandy;
In store and for sac low BY LANIER BROTHER
CUNDRIES.-l50bb ls best Hour; Ioa ks-s q Nails
- 1000 bhis No ] salt 20 tons assorted Iron;
80 doz Painted Buckss; bbls Birthstone;
20 nests OF Tubs; Fl" Alum;
20 half bushel sasures;I00 Flows;
5000 lbs bar LEAD; .... 2nhhls NJ, 9 MnetarpIl
200 bags Shot. assorted; kits 40 and 9 %.
100 assorted Demijohns; 90 bbls IS Almonds.
50 boxes Cuba Skies Cigars:i0 Iar-e Pecan=.
80 doz Bedcords and Liass;50 boxes Figs:
50 bags Race Ginger; BOO Tobacco, assorted;
% bags Pepper; tierces Fresh Rice.
80 boxes Dried Herring, % bbls English SoL,.
! eask Nader; 80 boxes Fresh Teas.
10 boxes StOughtOn Bitters,lJ Crome's hest InJ;s,
20 &" b. W Flour, ext;
Together viii. many other articles which viii 30 sold
low BY decl4 LANIER BROTHER. market ~
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AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING Complain

EESsA THIS establishment lsnOw prepared
eyASSH to manufacture all kinds Of Wagons,
Carts and Flows of every description,
and any other farming impliments used ns-cSS<zs-7
this country. 5SsAS-z-
The prices for such things will not be more 1In IS paid
Cor them brought from other places We ready
ceve orders for Wheel Baows and Carts and other
sils for making roads.
The Manufacturing of Wagons is under the Superinte-
dence of Wilson Mullen whOse work is well known here.
We respectfully solicit orders from the Planters and Merch
ants in the surrounding counties for work.
One two good Wagon Makers wanted Immediately
Good prices viii be paid for frst-rAe wOrkmen.
GEO. c. ALLEN.
june15 Lower Market Street.
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INSURANCE, &C.
TENNEssEG MARINE AND RRE INSURANCE. COM

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INs0RANcIi VoAa-
PANY-CAPITAL $3.50, 600.
- ,,,u,,r, a. N,,, side of the Public Square, midway
z hsoD ,be Nashville Inn and the Planters BanS-
nv Iii make insurance Houses and Goods OF every de-
Iey a,insf fire: Oh Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
ne Of The river on the Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other crgoe On
tIe usual terms JOHN II. HILL, President
JosEPu YAULx, Secretary.
DRgcroRs-Aex Allison, John u. Hill F. 3. Fogg, G.
N Pogg James Corey, Jno. NJ Bass, Joseph Woods, Sam
uel Seay Matthew Watson, J. j. White, Jacob AeGaYock
ianl
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WALL, PAPER.

IUST received a splendid assortment Of Gold Paper
81 Gold and Velvet Borders and Pain satin Papers for
Parlors, Halls &C. together with large lot Of Window
Curtain Paper, new patterns wide Green Testers sc.
icy On hand, large assortment OF ungazed papers,
from 10 to 25c per bolt.
KLAGGS 4 GORBEY
No 90 College street. next door to the Sewanee House
N.B-Paper-hangng dome in the best manner. uct2
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- FRESH RECEIPTS BY EIcH0L & PEACOCK
NEW FLOU Roo bags st Louis Mills, expressly
CTAR CANDLES. boxes, haifand quarter boxes
- Star Candles nug7 NICHOls y PEACOCK.
- UGARS.-20 bbs 81 Louis Crushed sugar;
- 10 e % - Powdered &"
aug7 NICH0L s PEACOCK.
lava AND LAGUYRA COEEI!E.-Z0 bags
81 old Government Java Coffee; SO bags lgyr Coffee;
$50 bags Rio Coffee NiCiOL &PEACOCk.
Rup7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

ZINC WHITE PAINT.-5O kegs received and for
II sale low. This article is said to be much superior TO
White Lead in brlancy of color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes 10 which the latter applied
aud costs but little 1t is coming largely into use in
the eastern cities oct20 EWlN BROTHERS.
(VOLD LEAF AND FOIL.-1O ounces Abbey's
] best Gold Leaf Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and for sale low by Oct20 EWlN BROTHERS.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTA,


No H. CeEr Street, fcs doors fOza Tie Ptbfie Square
VIZ HERE may be found choice and well selected IA
w stock Of Cloths CaSimeres and Nestings, all IS
of which will be made up order in the most Fash
ionabe STYLE and short notice be done any
city in the Union and at prices to suit the times.
Ready Made CiOthing.-Coats, Pants. and Vests Of
all kinds A fine assortment Of Mems Furnishing
Goods: silk and MernO under Shirts Shirts. Stocks,
Gloves SuspendeTs. Crayats, Pocket Handksrchies silk
and hnen Shirt collars, Umbrellas, &c,
.yGarments cut at the shortest notice Please call and
examine mr. 81 TH0S. J. HOUGH. Agent.
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MEDICINAL.
EWIN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
D R I G & | S rs,
No, Z, North College street,
NASHVILLE TENN,
xTOuI,D r. speciflIy inform Druggists, eIchants,
w Physicians and Manufacturers, NAT they nave
again commenced the Drug business IN the new building
s,ves 10 IIle WHOLESALE TRADE Their stock is near
IL entirely fresh one, and they determined TO make
both prices aud qualities satisfactory. They offer for
sale low for cash as line 10 plmctual men
GO gallons best Winter Sperm Oil;
ee0 Tanners OH;
l065 pounds Indigo, of prime quality;
1855 do Nader,
ss9 do Extract Of LogwoOd in small boxes
40 do Coehineal;
50 do Muriate Of Tin;
1900 do Alum;
1890 do Refined Salpe;re
1000 do Epson Salts;
$50 DO Gum Cainph0r;
1900 DO Sup Carb Soda;
- 80 Gro. n Lane - Verufuge;
10 do MIanes Liver Pills
20 do Fahnesiorks NermGge;
leo doz Mustang LiHment;
100 Gro wood box Matches;
$50 doz. nason's Backing;
$50 NJ Il. d. Caps;
loco pounds Red Lead-dry
500 do White do do;
soc do Ietharge;
1000 do Eng. Venetian Red;
200 bush Kentucky Blue Grass Seed;
A. boxes Bonn's Scotch Snuff in packages;
"a do CARROTS do do;
60 doz do in bottles;
AZ do Maccaboy Stuff, in cots;
1000 lbs. +" IN jars and bbls;
900 boxes Window Giass-assorted;
1000 lbs. Putty;
100 pounds Pearl Sage;
! 10 do Tap;oca;
$50 do Gum Arabic;
! Sc doc. Cod Liver 0il-Rushton, Clarke Cos;
CO do Seidlet's Powders, in TIN boxes;
SO Go Soda; "
! pounds CalCmel, English and American;
! 10 do Hydriodaie of Potash;
2l5 do Spirits Nitric Aether; --t.
! &C do Aqua Ammonia; e.
| 20 do Sqr. Iodida Of Iron;
| Schsefeln Extra Powders and Extracts;
PHYSICIANS Pocket Cases of Instruments Of various styles
Physicians Pocket Cases of Nals-a large varity;
! Amputating, Dssecting, Lyhotomy, Trepanning and
Midwife Instruments in cases.
Medicine Chests-s variety of styles and sizes.
ssy1 Feathers, Beeswax, Ginseng Flaxseed &c taker
| al the highest market rates. IOctl8-tf
| zinc WHITE PAINT.-5O kegs received and fol
sale low This article is said to be much superior
White Lead in briancy of color durability in exposed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

BENZ. II. SHIELDS Il CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL AGENTS,
NEW ORLEANS
Having permanently located in this City, solicit cOnsgn
ments of Cotton, Tobacco &C.
Receiving and Forwarding with the filling of Orders
promptly attended to. LOctl4-Gm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

PICKETT, MACMURD0 CO.,
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NE " ORLEANS.
WIN. s. PICKETT late of the firm ofPlCkETT, PER-
w KINS 4 CO. and r. MACMURDO, Banker, hav
ing associated themselves in business, will conduct
Banking and General Commission Business,
in this City, under firm of PICKETT, MAcNURDo Co.
Particular attention paid to the sale OCoOn and to the
shipment of Supplies and Merchandise generally.
uDf-y2l
JAMKsH THOMAS, c. wnIrTaoR M
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Nashville Carriage Mandatory
CARRIAGEsn CARRIAGESiII
So So


So So
THE subscriber takes this method Of returning his
sincere thanks to his friends and the pubcgenersy,
the patronage he has already received and would say
them, that he has hand the Lar ges1 and Best
assortment of WORK offered In this market from the
lightTROTTING sULKY 10 the finest CARRIOLA CAR
R1AGE, all Of my Manufacture.
from distance assured Of Away fnding
something that will suit their taste, f in the shape
Carriage" have the best ~ orr men 30 d. my
Work. Call and see nv assortment.
y. 4. prepared to build Work TO order RshOrt
tce. Twill pay particular attention TO repairing and will
sell or repair at as low price any good builder
FRED. SLOAN,
jy.I4. Lower Market Street
TNO THE UsLIC.--TEiE subscriber z7s2 -
l. begs he still carry CsszI . ~
the COACH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS, SS1--~EsJ
u his old stand on North Market ST, two doors
below H. & B. Douglass, 81 Co. Keeps constantly on hand
large and well assorted stock from light Buggy ts Car
riOla.
Thankful for past f5vOrs he most respectfully Solicit
continuation, hoping by eheapness durability aEdgoOd work
manshiptO erit your patronage.
Jan e-1y. GEO. L. SLOAN.
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II Ei:ROES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
eI families of Negroes that he will sell at private
se to persons residents this State and who intend to
keep hem therein Residence the Nashville and Frank
LIN turnpike, II miles from Nashville. NJ. BELL
ang3i--zTl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

DERKINS ~ CLACK-Are now prepared to re-
i ceiye store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
10 cOnsignments Oc;.2.
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ALE. NATIONS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

ME RESPECTFULLY inform our FRIENDS and the
w public that we have hand large and well
assorted stock of Fur Silk and Soft Hats; Mems and Bows
Cashmere Hats; Cbildrens Fancy Hats and Caps; Mems
Bows Cloth Flush and Fur Caps of every description,
unsurpassed good quality, style and lowness OF price,
which they offer al wholesale and retail
oct22 LANDE ELSBACh CO,
Hat and Can Mandatory No AZ Market st
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VLERK WANrED.-A YOUNG MAN WHO
I writes good hand, and has general knowledge OF
accounts, obtain situation by making application, with
references to NJ box 49, Post Office
<neh Nov
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NOTICE. am closing up my business with a view Of
permanently Withdrawing. Many persons are ndebt-
ed 10 me by and account for years. and hope
thew will call and paw up without further DELAY trouble
Ihaze removed INV Books and Papers to the room ad
Joining Messrs. W. Ii. Gordon d CO.
sug ia SAM SEAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

TAR. WATERS'TOOTH SOAP.-DR. WAT
IL TERS-Der Sir.-ThIs is to certify thai have used
yuurSOap Dentrce and perfectly satisfied il is the best
article OF the kind in use and long y0H continue
manufacture it Of pure article will ind ready sale
for II. No person IN the travelling community shd be
without It. CHAS. ). ROWELis Dentist.
No. II, Chambers street. y. Y
Six dozen Waters Chemical Tooth soap. Just received
and for sale BY STRETCH ORR,
nOy9 COner College and L zion 81
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7 HE MUSI INFELI LDE-NI EDLA FOFI-
I Jar aud elhcac0us BODY BRACE is that originated
BY Dr. Banning for deli ale weak and facilitated females
males who suffer from weakness Of the breast short
ness Of BREATH pain in the chest weakness and bleeding ct
the lungs, papatian OF the heart dyspepsia eostivcness
and piles. falling the bowels and tendency rupture
FILLING Of the womb.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

THE FAVORFrE BRAND Or TOBACCO,
Il Langhorn q Arnisteads for sale, al retail whole
sale. By nova H. G. SSONEL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

II MISTRY-The undersigned continues % give biz a.
teniOn TO the analysis OF Mineral ores soils ycee
able substances, and productions Of art He is supplied
with all the necessary apparafus and Iuest Chemicals and
viii promptly analyze ali substances placed his posses
sion. When IS practicable researches viii 10 Instituted
and opinions given on all chemical questions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
EDITORIAL B0OR..NOTES

Mr.. J. B. Steel, go Camp street, has favore,
us with the following:
The life of William Pinkney, by his nephew the Raw
William Pinkney D. d. New York. D. Appeton 4, %
200 Broadway. 1883" With portrait svo DID 4o7
We need hardly say that William Pinknev.
born at Annapolis in l764, and dying in ls22
figured greatly and deservedly, in professional
and public life, as a very able lawyer, skill.
full diplomatist, and leading parliamentarian
both of our United States House of Representa-
tiyes and of the Senate. Living, he bore n very
high reputation of abilities and though il be
difhcult in our country to perpetuate names
that for time seem great so that his has alrea
dy half passed away, yet some of the speeches
which he has left on our Congressional annals
certainly show that he deserves not to be for
gotten. His diplomatic remains will also hold
an honorable rank in the history of our nepo.
tiations; and his merits as a lawyer have the
testimony Of our most distinguished iurists
His private character entirely matched his pub
ne one for no man in his day was of stricter
probity' higher spirit of honor, or of greater
domestic virtues
nus life had been already written by the late
henry wheaton: biographer in whom, though
Of much reputation, we hold him not to have
.oeen fortunate. For though Mr.. weaton has
iel' performances behind him This History of
ING N0r'nmen and his National Law which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

sHREvEpoRr.-THe Ftra.-rhe Democrat of the Sd inst.
says:
We safely say to friends this week that the cpl
demic has entirely disappeared from community.
Shreveport is now healthy usual and persons
visit here safely before the epidemic
We have suffered terrbyone hundred and thirty odd of
citizens have been cut off within the space of five
six weeks, embracing too in their number OF
most useful
Tie Rire-The paper adds in relation to the rise
OF the river
The Red River has risen something than inches
within the last wentyfour hours and continues
slowly. Steamers longer lighter the mouth Of the
river and should the present rise continue the first class
boats may be expected up from below much earlier than
usual The whole rise at present about four and half
feet.
ALExANDRrA.-The Epiaepic-The Red River Republi-
Of the 9th has the following in relation the health
Of that town
The Health Of T0n-We sorry that it is not vet in
our power TO the restoration to per
feet health Three four Of the fever have
occurred since last and many deaths persons
who have been sick for time.
The total number Of deaths this fall sum up 100
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
LITERARY ASPECT OF Parties

Authors are to be divided into two great clas-
ses-those whose aim it is merely to amuse :;
and those who design to inform and serve their
kind. The former sort, we need hardly say, are
the more pleasing the latter, more moral For
momentary qualification those should be prefer
red for lasting advantage, these. People, there
fore, are to be looked upon as foolish or wise,
according as they addict themselves to those
yonder or these here, At least, so philosophers
and moralists--those folks who insist upon it
that you must never be less than wise and good
aver. For our part, we cannot assume to be
either so invariably wise or so unerringly good
as these perfection making gentry require: so
that now and then we are fain to tolerate lit
tie folly that is amusing and little fault that
is amiable.
Like that division which we have just made
OF mere books is, in reality, that which the peo-
pie, if they were good critics, would make of
our political parties. One of these aims only to |
please and to succeed; the other to improve and
to serve. The Locofoco doctrine means to be
popular; the Wing, to be true. The policy of
this party is the filter to exalt the country the
policy Of that is capital for promoting them
selves Wing principles are excellent for put
ting money into the nations pocket Locofoco
principles admirable for filling their own.
historically speaking, however, Democracy
seems to have been generally preferred by the
people. For they like to be amused more than
70 Dc aovantaged. The Locofocos can always
oiver' .nem the Wings cannot always ben
ent' ferhaps' indeed, the popular prefer !
ence is judioious. For this being a very bonn, !
country II Is nut Mt that it should be gay and !
not wear the perpetual gravity of wisdom lis
very rich country and even when it shall 9
have thrown away half its estate of social bless.
ings, it will have more left than ii will know
what to do with. Pice la bagateiie, then
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Mobile,
The Tribune Of the 9th has the following items

The Tribune of the 9th has the following items:
DroWned.-Three negro sailors belonging to the shin
anna INT capt Linscott, sccidently drowned yes
terday in the bay appears that four Of the crew were
IN the yaw made fast to the Of the steamer CLAY
The captain of the Clay thinking that they had showed
on started TO proceed the bay with mast that she
hau IN to" Inc wheel had made but few revolutions
before the sea caused the yaw to in contact with
thu ma-t and was Immediately capszed There were
-FOUR negroes in the boat, one of whom was saved
Drouiled--A man by the name of sweeny a y!5tsa.,e-
10 the employ OF Mr. Lesly jumped off the wharf on
MONDAY night, and drowned himself. He had been
drinking the day before and returning to work his
got drunk. Their jibes affected him 5eeulv and ~
threatened to drown himself but thought him in
earnest He was seen to to the wharf where he de-
hperatey stripped himself and in the operation excited
suspicion in the mind Of steamboatman that all was NOT
right but before he could the place poor senv
plunged in and seen no more
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
Magazines and Books.

PUTNAM 's-This is most excellent number Since the
commencement Of Putnam it has maintained the high
character with which it started 1t then proclaimed itself
as an American magazine written by American authors
The number before is of the have seen and
cannot fail to make every American proud of the literary
| talent of his own country.
kNIcRERBocKER.-We mark a very pleasant variety in
the articles which constitute the present number of this
old fayorite in which detect the pens many old and
fayorite American writer's oaneuags IN SDan and
Il 7'P up The Columbia, the titles of records of ira
wells and are among the prominent and attractive
papers which this number contains The Search or a
Place " il fine satire office hunting drawn with so
much felikeness to suggest the possibility ofit
having been drawn by disappointed applicant for polt
cal snecnres oil whom we wot The poetry in this pres
ent issue rather sentimental in its vein and
by no means up to the common standard of maya
zine poetry.
GRAHAa's MAGAZINE for November is capital number
being enriched with many choice illustrations and en-
oracing large amount of original and selected matter
HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-We know Of no periodical pub
nshed which contains more interesting and valuable mat
Ter than does this edited is by one Of the most able
authors OF the day assisted by brilliant corps of con
outors as any magazine in England boast This Pc
rodca is fast gaining strong hold upon the American
public and will probably in short space seriously inter
fere with the circulation of American magazines 1t is
re-published in this country by McErath & Lord New
York
M.
selections from the hos, pn.;s oufelu'
and snic orin;naI u.a, s. psi-'''i'9 anu fes'e"S
worthy enternris. sI - -. ", pV1 us. ~
inc pieo' anu Tue energy ana talent displayed in
it makes it deserving of place at every Preside
GoDrYs-It is with pleasure that we greet the face of
this old aspirapt for public favor II 70
magazines 10 which Il hooa,s 'He feiOoi oi
neratve to their publishers years since are now in
their decline yet We have fear that this will not be
paying enterprise to its publisher If tho sap
taste characteristics future numbers that has nsro h
THE Couxrrss De ct,.Ryry-Tbis il III ti,I =, -,
novel by the prolific Dumas inst npblsbed ~, -,
n, l.as, vr .,a,. i. = - - ''son
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
ro THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY cRhs'hNi'
sp tbt Southern 2tnf.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Franklin.

coTToY UNCH9NGED-FLoUR .4Dp.fNeiN''
Nrvyopx. Thursday, Nov TO-
rha Nav York and Hayre steam-packet trahN'"
rived here this morning bringing dates from
and Liverpool of the Goth October. -. ,,r,r
usr sdvices report steady Cotton Market NJ A"e'
pool, the daily sales Averaging WV
change in prices Am -,
pa.5st,,fr. continued active, and Flour was still al
xs,cip in price the closing rates being 5's Tor
C,o, and ass per barrel Baltimore brands Whea'
had advanced Id per 70 lbs
The London Money Market continued stringent
THE EASTERN QUESTION
Tba Eastern question continued undecided Thel"
report from Paris stated that the Emperor Of RUSSIA wa"
very resoue and troops preparing to cross rue
Danube. 80 -, ,,,r,,S
NEwYeRx, November v
Returns of the Election been received sHclsn'
to show that the whole whig State ticket mas Dven
cent for Judges Of the Court of Appeals Inc
- ,shi The vote of the Soft Shell branch OF the
democrats is larger than that of the Hards.
| NEW JERSEY ELECTION
NE,v YoRK, November g.
pr. the democratic candidate has been elected tower
DEATH OF A FOREIGN MINISTER.
PHnADELPHIA. November9
,,,,; Ns-tpscelu the Minister of the Two
s.1n;as .ra Parma died in this city last night
in this market with sales of 1850 bales at steady prices
Flour has been active Sc S71a to 81 06 per Dbl fol
superfne brands.
Sales of Mess Pork at SIS IS per Dbl.
Lard rather heavy with sales at lie per h. in barrels
ARRIVAL OF THE GERMANIA
New YoRE Noyember9 9.
! The New York and Bremen steamer Germania arrived
here to-day Bremen She brings nothing later than
the accounts by the Africa
NEW YORK ELECTION.
NEW YoRK, November Q.
The wings have plurality in the vote of the State OF
thirty thousand The softs poll smaller vote than
the hards" in the city, though the is different in
, the rest OF the State,
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
PHLADrLPHIA, November O.
The Legislature of New Jersey is democratic.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YoRK, November Q.
There has been fair demand for cotton to-day with
of 1900 bales Middng 0reansi quoted at 10 sc
per ID
Sales of 200 casks Rice at range of 50 to axe.
per ID.
BLACK WARRIOR.
New YoRK. November 9.
The steamer Black Warrior sailed to-day for Mobile