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FOX g. POLHEMUS,

50 Broad Street, Corner Beaver, Rew-York,
Offer for Sale the folotcing Heavy Cotton Fabrics
NTEW-KNGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 iach, all
numbers hard and soft also all the various widths OF
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising ev
cry variety known to the trade and offered at the lowest
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodbury. and
aount Vernon Extra. full assortment OF this superior
WIIL1MANr1c COTTON DUCKS ls, 20 and ~ %
the highest Premium at the London Worlds Fair, also at
s9TP ann REAR MARK DU0K-Plain and twilled
rennfc,rsd bv The Gree woods Company superior
ticle for light sails, tents awnings 6c also Mou4s er
non Twiled Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer ana fhenix
Mills; Light Cotton Ravens plaih zz " q n' e''' w.
COTTON SAIL TwINE-A full assortment
TARPAULIES, HAMM0CKS, STUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTING-30 to " inch, mace very neSSy'
expressly for drer tes "a, - oo
CAR CoVERING-Cotton Canvass, all widths IRON oo
10 8O inches and all numbers, made expressly or cover
ing and roofing railroad cars Is perfectly ana permanently
waterproof aud more enduring than the car itself
EEAMELLING CANVASS, 8S, 40, 10 and 'o men
plain and twilled in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING-0t every description Seam
s nag woven whole all size in bales of l0O, 200 and
J0O combining strength utility and cheapnes Tor gram
and meal, unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton Sackng 40 inch Canvass, thread
Warp and Filling, heavy twllled, DO. DO, Zo ~ 4o Auu
WOO. sAcgs-Woven whole all sizes new and desira-
bl- article. febs5 '54-lyd. "
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
3 the most eiectua remedy for Piles Sore Caked
J Breast Cuts Bruises, &C, now extant Ihls neol-
prepared with great care and never fails 10 give re-
i,ei when properly administered. Remember
It Cures Piles-speedly.
II Cures Sores or caked Breast-lmmediately
II Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-on man or morse
The afflicted invited to give it trial If 1t does not
accomplish what we claim for it, then pronounce it hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession number OF Ger
tdcates from the first citizens of Virginia and other States
several Of which accompany each box We give the fol-
lowing from the sheriff Of Botteourt county, Virginia
Mr. PitZsr:
FINcAsTLE Dec. 81, 1853.
.iR UurcETSoS-Yayr Sri had been almost
stspt from Piles fer twelve years previous TO
the time heard OF your ointment. have given 1t fair
trial and Tor the last years have had symptoms OF
the disease aud consider myself entirely cured think
due To you to make gha statement and TO the public at
large that your invaluable ointment should be more gen
orally known. Yours resp ecttully, H. PlTLER
Sold wholesale aud retail, by
10. g. BROWN,
tshll '54-6mdEtriW Agent, College street.
Prepared BY W HutchsOn, & Co., Amsterdam "a
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.
HICKMAN COUNTY. TENN.-FORTY.E EIGHT MILES

WEST OF COLUMBIA
THIS well known and popular Watering Place is now
i open for the accommodation of Visitors.
WM b EASILY will devote his personal attention espe
cally to the supervision of the establishment.
DOCTOR ALEX NJ. KELLER, date of Courtlsnd, Ala.)
will spend the entire there that Visitors who may
reduire medical assistance will have it at hand
~ There are Hacks running regularly from Pouches
on WaynesLorO Turnpike, take passengers from Co
lumbia in the stage.
81 The Columbia and Wsynesboro stage leaves Co
lumbia every Monday Wednesday and Friday nights and
passengers will arrive the Springs Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings at p. NJ Fare from Columbis
IS 25.
e Bosrp at the Springs per week &c. children aud
servants half price.
WILLIAM B. EASLEY 4 CO.
iurey-dltaE&w?n.
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~ ANTED.

yDIgTY HANDS WANTED Immediately, in our Cotton
i MN al ST Lous-such as Card room, Spinning room
hands aud weayers-to whom good wages Will be paid
every SATURDAY, iu cash. Apply 10
ADOLPHUS MIER co,
ia3a-sw st Louis Mo.
- Winchester Independent and Pulaski Gazette copy
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
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THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERlCAN-ls furnished
10 subscribers al the following rates Single copies one
year in advance g. 5o within the years co. at the END
af the wear a O0 CLUss-0f five and upwards-S2 w
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ceived for six months at the foregoing rates
lie TRI-wEEKLY is published every Tuesday FnursoSy
aud Saturday at IS per in advance ii mo- paio
advance $6.
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY ~ ALL CASES To AOOoAli A4'
SUBSCRIPTION .@l
enlt.ances of subscriptions NAV be Lade Dy NAL 40 0uf
risk
rsper win be sent cut of tho state unless ne OrOer s'
eornusuied with the cash.
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vi tested during the past year. BY many of the most
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
to refer Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
Oa nveterae Scroula. Also the servant of Mr. J.
Collins of the disease. Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone EeOn Mr. R. H. JOuess
cared of Sore Eyes, ae- having been under the
treatment of of the most distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville,
and its vicinity be who will vOuch for the great
benefits of hs of treatment without the Of the
knife
Cancer, ScrOfua, Rheumatism Fisula, Mercural Dis
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases, Sore Eyes, and all i'm
purities of the blood.
Twenty Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior to coming Nashville Those interested are
pectfully invited CALL examine and consult free of any
charge.
Office No 47 Union 81, near Cherry.
novlO-ly. EDWARD THOMAS.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES. &c.
DAVIS N SWAMI,

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES. &c.
DAVIS ~ SWAMI,
4 UCTTON d. COMJfISSION JfER RCHANT.S
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c,, &c.
NO. 73, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
HAVE IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals, and which they
offer for sale for cash at the lowest prices, to wit
875 hhds Sugar, of every grade from very tine to all
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
200 barrels Plantation MOlasses
$50 half bbls do MolasSes;
So bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar, No to No. 6.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line the demands of country and city buyers
which they determ ned to sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee They have also to arrive, 10000
Sacks fine SALT which will be sold in lots on the Wharf to
suit purchasers - small trihe advanced on cost.
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods ne would do well to give a cali before
buying elsewhere
DAVIS & SWAMI,
feb26 No. 73, Public Square.
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I AND WARRANTS.-wea are buving and having
H the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS Per
sons al distance having warrants sell by sending TO US
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling the time in Nashville and
lhe cash RENTED or paid to order.
iuIy2l ERPEARLk co
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TAKE notice. have got my STEAM
i STONE SAW MILL in full operation and have q
quantity of SAWED FLAGGS hand, and will lay them
81 80 per square yard, tor cash Aud also CORN
MILL viii be found ready Gil hours of the day to grind
for customers at the of 20 bushels per hour at
the ordinary prices
iune1' '54-tf SAMUEL HASLAM.
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C,EVEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed,
lust received and warranted fresh &C, comprising all
he rarees brought this market Extra Early Peas Ear
" May Peas Six week beans Glove Onions, DC, by the
Gallon Also Cabbage. Button Onions, &c, &ct by the
1nJnd ]. q. BROWN,
tzbI2 No. Az College Street.
THFAT BARGAIN IN A FARM.-ONE
THUNDRFD ACRES of land finely located the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, II lS miles from
Nashville comfortable dwelling with or rooms gooa
orchard aud excellent spring nearly one half oil the LAND
ls finely umbered. bargain can be had by making im-
mediate application No IS Il Cherry street, TO
JOHN l.. 4 r. W. BROWN,
rnavQ4 Real Estate Agents.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,

SAMUEL HASLAM PROPRIETOR,
WALNUT GROVE JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE TESN.
TINE subscriber takes this method of returning his most
sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally
for the patronage he has already received and would say
to them that he able furnish all kinds of cut stone
fencing, Gaping sills, steps, &c, &c.
Flagging.-Sawed bush hammered and self faced.
PRCEs-Sawed three inches thick 81 50per square yard.
Bush hammerhv 4" = . "
Self-faced two " ''
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY-CAPITAL $l50, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL l. COS. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of de
scrpon against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ. HILL, President
JOSEPH NAULX Secretary.
DIRECTORs.-Alex Allison, John M Hi Fogg, G
Fogg James Corey JnO NJ Bass, Joseph Woods, Samue
Seay, Matthew Watson, ] White, Jacob McGavock.
ianl
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N. MYERS,
Y. MYERS, A. c. CARTER
RL NEW naSR
e srOCK OF CARRIAGES. - II

H. N. MYERS, a. c. CARTER
Hse STOCK OF CARRIAGES. z--NE-1&EszG
"When we have money ride in chaises,
When we have none we walk bejsses.
WE have lust received stock of CARRIAGES
w consisting of the finest Coaches Calashes ROckaways
French Pheo6s Broughams, Barouches, aud BuggIes.-
This work was selected by Mr. MYERS in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and think is the beat stock OF
Carriages ever offered in the market will be sold at
any price above cost.
NB-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures TO keep supplied at the shortest notice.
MYERS j. CARTER
may2O-tf No. SO, Lower Market street.
DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-Thess
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. or leased
for of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors and everything necessary to make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County Tennessee and for the last
several have been much reuented by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, Mar5 and other neghboring
counties ANY one wishing to rent or lease will address
MRS ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua p o., Hickman county, Tenn, or
s. l.. FINLEY,
81 College street opposite Planters Bank, Nashville,
marlg '54-tf
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nAITIHORE COFFEE.-200 bags just received
from Baltimore-hnest ever received 10 Nashville
7.,stf TRkvI LANIER Il PHILLIPS.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
HFFICE over Sheppard i Co.'S Excha Office will
insure tnd MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
Merchandise, DC, &c, &c. against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Csrgoes of Vessels of
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during fe Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ. s. PITCHER, President
J.B.J0HNS0N, Vice President.
c. J. +. WHARTON, Secretary. janl
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Txs
II AElNG sold the ground on which my Iron Foundrg
i is situated, College street. Nashville / now offer for
sale the Building being frame of the following dmen
sOns AZ feet front running back 81 feet 66 feet by
feetall two stories high good portion of the building
isnew the tmbers all good and be easily moved
Also entire stock of patern which very numerous
consisting of Engines Mill gearing almost every descrp
ton. rstrae Engine and Boiler and all the fixtures TO
make the compete Blast Fan of the approved
pan Mill for grinding Backing, CupulOes good
der three large STACKS well Draced with rods and kegs
from bottom top Fasks suitable for moulding almost
description OF cstng all the stock hand finished and
unfinished with everything else pertaining the Foundry
The above be got very liberal terms-f desired
credit of from to ten years. Possession be
given in September, 1854.
may7-dtrw&w 8m* SAMUEIP AMFNT
VALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and re-
' spOnsible men wanted to the States OF
Tennes and Alabama, for the Manufacturing and Mer
camille Union OF n. Y. Citv.
The greatest inducements are offered to travelling
Agents. such that they make from five hundred
dollars per month"; according TO their energy and effort
erted.
PorceLGin Wares, of all varieties including Table Ware
and House Trimmings of unrvaled elegance and durab
ity, and at prices unexcepuOnabe.
These wares were awarded the first premiums at the
Crystal Palace this past season. which indicates their
periOrity over ali foreign
The subscriber has Office and sample at the
AdShre Inn, Nashville where he respectfully sOics the
attention of ladies and gentlemen of the CITY, the
natCn of one OF the principal attractions OF the Crystal Pal
ace.
~ Exclusive local Agents established on the most fa-
voraole terms. W. b. NICHOLS,
Commissioner of Agents for the Manufacturing and
Mercantile Union, $50 Broadway n, y. City.
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EDWARD SHEEGOG Il HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS.

EDWARD SHEEGOG Il HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
Nou % CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
nERSONAL and prompt attention given TO the buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants or upon their own credit.
~, Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates.
.y- Notes draft and Bills collected and remitted i'm
~ Rscsiring and E5rcarding ATTENDED to sOitgous
REFER To-Kirkman and Ellis, Nashville, Tenn.
John b. johnson, ESQ.,
Morgan d Co.,
W. Il. Gordon Co..
b NJ Noel Co,
J. NJ Zimmerman Co,
William pence ESQ., Murfreesboro, Tenn.
J. Frank Henderson, Esq,
Col f. H. Cha1fn, Columbia, Tenn
K. b. MayeS, Esq,
Gen q. j. Pillow
Gen. L. j. Polk. AshwOod, Tenn.
je7. 7.'55-8m.
WILLIAM R. MILES. JDANL W. ADAMS
Late OF Jackson, Miss. | Late of jackson, Miss
MILES Il ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 23 CarOndclet Street,
NEH ORLEANS.
RsFER qo-John NJ. Bass Esq. Nashville, Tenn.
Col. 5.' Andrew i Erwin, '7 #artrace, Tenn.
Gen. l.. j. Polk. Ashwood,
Gen G. J. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD SHEEGOG,
Is our general Travelling Agent with power make any
contract agreement for our House.
je7 '54-8m MILES ADAMS.
J. A. DEERY. W. B. DEERY. r. F. DFERY.
DEERN BROTHERS,
ALIsONIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l9H Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
may22-twly.
GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAWA AND LAND AGENT.
WOcO Village, Texas.
WILL attend the collection OF debts and the uvesi-
w cation and perfscting of land titles in Texas
REFERENCES.
Hon. A W. o. ToTTON, Hon. NATHAN GREEN
" r. Ct. MKINNEY, K. L. RIDLEY,
R. l.. CARUTHERs, - ABB CARUrHERs
GJoHN l.. BRIEN, Governor WV. b. CAMPBELL
aug8l-twly
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ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMEN'S
Insurance Company of NASH
vile.


Chartered by the States
This Company is now in success -
So ful operation and is prepared to ~
- take risks on Buildings. Goods. SS5EssA
SSz.gL and Wares and Merchandise, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE By FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cagoes gen
eraIy against the EAs RIVERS snd INLAND TRANsPoRTA-
IIoS upon as favorable terms any Office IN the CITY
Office No. 25 on College street. opposite the Sewanee
House. JO EDWARDS, President
JOIN g. DAsH1ELL, Secretary. myls-f
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
WILLIE,
CAPITAL 100000.
FfNHE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char
ter granted By the Legislature of Tennessee, is now
prepared Policies against loss or damage by Fire
on Buildings Goods Wares and Merchandise generally
AI4SO-0n shipments sganst loss or damage by Seas
Rivers oc Inland Transportation, the most favorabl
terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
tag- Office No. 81 Public Square up stairs over w. T.
Berry i Co.'S Book Store
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Seay X. j. Morris,
l.. Ii. Lanier ID. ID. Dckey,
L.. A. Lanier j. F. Demoyille,
G. NJ NichO W. H. Gordon,
Hu, Douglas II. B. Morris,
H. g. French K. N. Williams,
2. W Maxey, T. o. Harris
A. J. Duncan.
SAMUEL SEAY, President.
ISAAC LIrFoN, Secretary. Tmy7-tf.
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lew DAVID. OR HEBREM Pi.AsrEK;

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LAyDRETH,s GARDEN SEEDS.

fsSll '5l-6md&triw Agent, College street
Prepared BY W. liutchson, & Co.. Amsterdam, Va
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American vessel which has been sent to England instead
OF New York for which port they originally intend
ed The OF this ia, wood Is high in England,
without duyit IL low in the United States with duty
OF twenty per cent and what Is than ALL In Eng
land the loss measurement Is only three to ten per
cent while in New YORK it is from twenty to hfty per
cent Your measurers and dealers-they to be
in Interestingly blame themselves for the loss OF the
above SIX cargoes, and should wood become very high
the fault il theirs alone.
The news of the loss or the steamer San Francisco
caused deep and settled gloom the people here
all deeply deplore the loss of many lives earnestly
hope that those who taken OIL the all arrived
safe to land.
General Cass in the United States Senate not
very plateabe here in this neighborhood. Queen
Victorias subjects think il monstrous doctrine that
they any other Power shall not be allowed to COLOMBO
any part of this continent and repudae the Monroe doc
trne altogether Some of citizens here imagine that
Great Britain is not only the best most enlightened and
wealthy nation in the world but that she has the most
liberal and best government of any nation earth.
Since my last there is nothing from the States OF
Central America or the Mosquito Coast.
The cholera has broken out at several of the nghbor
ing towns, and at Truxlo, Omoa, and Ruatan.
TRAVELLER.
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OUR BELIZE CORRESPONDENCE.

BKlIzK, Hon., Feb. IL, 1854
Tie Cholera a, Bdi:e-Peculiory ne Epidmic-A Roo
amongst Doctors--A Bapsia Clergyman as a Homsopa
nis-lmprisonment Of he Coadjutor--7ae Mahogany
and Provision Markas-GriJ for the San Francisco Vic
t1ne-Belisc Politics.
! avail myself Of vessel which leaves this port for
Boston this morning. to write you concerning the cholera
at this place in particular and other matters in general
AS regards the epidemic lam happy 20 be able to write
that II has nearly subsidized. 1t has been yet
confined exclusively to the Indians tho spaniards
the negroes and few colorcd persons; and al
though it has been very fatal to nearly all who
have had II, yet it is different disease altogether
from the Asatic cholera which visited your city in 1892
and 1s49 the city Of New Orleans last year The VIC
tins TO the disease here this have died. Of
from cramps, had but little bowel attack and retchinv
and apparently free from violent pains The ap-
pcaance Of the disease here caused general alarm to the
inhabitants and of the most fatal solely
attributable to fear this state of excitement and fear has
caused some persons to attempt to make money by
vending prcventves-others have sold cures Others
rracticed medicine and prescribed for the suffering
while the Rev. Alexander Henderson, Babtst minis,
ter, and his assistant, Mr. Frederick Grove have
tempted practising on the homeopathic system,
and Il they have done good, 1 imagine they
have done very little, n any harm, TO any who
Grove has managed to get himself in Jail for ten DAYS
and both Henderson and Grove have the whole medical
faculty the Board of HEALTH and the majority Of the
IL
ludod to this matter at ALL not attempt
win be made by these two gentlemen to get up sympathy
for their cause by of persecution through the
dunn Of the Baptist papers in New York, England and
Scotland.
Our market for mahogany, logwood indigo, cochinca
sarsarara and hides very active and prices range
still higher than when last wrote you None Of these
articles can be bought low here they selling
in your city,
Our provision market Is also very brisk and prices are
high All provisions and merchandise are paying good pro
hs and the bark Cadet "a New York pacet has been
chartered to 90 to Liverpool expect great scarcity
bcrc before she 60 there snd back This the sixth
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these circumstances but have done the best in our
power, and have taken the best advice with regard
recollect the thirty-six different times this
sel has entered the harbor, and always in the
way and tiatth steamers of the George Law and others
lines probably entered at least three hundred timee
in the way-more than this that steamers of the
Law line actually transferred fun cargoes from one
to another under the eye of the officers of the
government and both vessels entered and cleared in bal
lastwe that government will protect your
interest they ought and the Spanish government be
made to pay dearly for the work Of yesterday and to-day
We shall continue TO efforts and that Of
frendso bring this matter to satisfactory settlement
''''' - '''' : CHARLES TYING CO.
The Charleston Mercury of the 9th inst. says
Some forty passengers were on board the Black War
rior who were not allowed to quit the ship, their bag
gage being locked up by the authorities; and the
wants having gone board the Fulton they put to
very great inconvenience.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Important from Washington.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES CONCERNING THE SEIZURE OF
THE BLACK wARRIOR-STRONG MEASURES TO BE
RECOMMENDED, ETC.
WASHINGTON March o, 1854.
Dispatches received this morning fully corrobo
rating the circumstances attending the seizure of the
Black Warrior at Havana tits said that the President
contemplaes sending the dispatches to Congress- and
recommending, as the only method by which stop
be put to the ourages committed by Spain against
citizens that neutrality laws with that country be
suspended and remain at the pleasure Of the Exc
cutive.
We cannot say whether this intention will be carried
out or not for under this administration almost every
thing fzzles out If it to be carried out however
1t is easy to understand that private enterprise which
would then to be 'piracy" would in less THAI
sixty days. wrest Cuba from SPAIN and put end to
Spanish power on this side the Atlantic.