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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
NaYnI Infelllpence.

TIE United States brig OF war dolphin sailed from the
NoI TX navy yard 10th inst for the coast OF Africa
The following is lst Of her officers Co nma nd-
ing dwsrd Thomson sLie1seuants, J. NJ wsn wright
apo co, N. Ransom Passsd ASSISTANT Surgeon Edward
Stiprn Pnrser Geo r. Grswod; Acting Master N. ".
- r"e'e' Niarh'rmen, Q 2 J9hns.o, az AZ.
.. - .AIA-..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12

THE STEAMSHIP Ericsson goes another trial trip down
the BAY to-day This Is the second trip since the ,slorc
engine was replaced By steam, the previous being
what Ia technically sermed an engineers trip" To-day
rsrfv o. invited gnests consisting ~ f-e-d' ~ ths
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A Csrti.


In edition OF this date noticed Thos Cud-
BIRTH relative to the bastardy which is headed
Cole and Cudbrth Difficulty" sir, have nothing with
the bsstardy cae-neyer inew Of it until after it
brought For chldrens sake and reput alton,
couple with all Of Mr. Cudbrt this difficulties by allowing
cards headed in which my appears 1t will time
enough by and by to head articles you Respects
fully your obedient servant, COUNSELLOR COLE,
May II, 1856. $50 West Forty second street.
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Dreadful Casualty.

EXPLOSION OF LoCoMoTIvE-FIvE MEN KILLED.
b rs CINCINNATI, May IL, 1885,
locomotive, attached to freight train, the JET
fersonville railway, exploded Seymour Ind, this
The locomotive was completely blown to pieces.
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Later fs0m Havana.
THE YELLOW FEVER AMONG THE sHIPPING-DEPAR-
TURE OF THE WAR VESSELS.

CHARLESTON, May 3 1900
By the schooner Hayward, We have received Havana
dates to the 9Th inst, at which time all quie yell
low fever had made its appearance and the United States
Jacnto and other vessels Of quilted
Havana to preserve the health of the crews.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
Conviction for Murder

ROCHESTER,, May III, I5b5.
Martin Eastwood, who has been trial here for all
the week for the murder Of Edward Breretin January
last found guilty, by the verdict Of the jury, which
rendered this evening" of wilful murder. He will
be sentenced tomorrow morning, at O'Clock.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1855.
The new Arctic ship, to 60 in search OF the Kane
petition completed and taking stores board
and will sail tomorrow, at noon, under command of
Lieut. Smms, to join her consert at the Brooklyn Navy
ward.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

PRovIDENCE, May IL, 1855.
John S. Harris, ESQ.,, long prominent politician of
this CITY, killed this afternoon in Cranston by being
struck by the locomotive of the Hartford Railroad
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SUMNER RETREATs.-Our summer sea side,
lake side, river side, and mountain side resorts
are making all ready for the approaching sea-
sons campaign. At Saratoga, at Lebanon, at
Sharon, at the Catskill Mountain House, at
West Point, at Lake Mahopac, Lake George,
at Coney Island, and all along shore within the
limits of New York, it is quite probable they
are preparing other incidental expenses to meet
the losses anticipated from the new interdict
against distilled and fermented liquors, from
French brandy down to lager bier. AT Niagara
on the Canadian bank, we understand they are
making ready to supply an immense accession
of visitors from the American side, on account
of the larger measure of personal liberty which
citizens of the United States, and all other
people, may enjoy in Her Britannia Majesty's
possessions, on the liquor question. 1t is even
supposed that some of the hotels Ga the Anne
rican shore will transfer their barrooms to til,
Canadian Heights, with the necessary ferry
and bridge combinations, for the better ac-
commodation of their customers than simple
regimen of cold water under the despotic laws
of New York will allow.
Meantime, in our more immediate neigh
borhood, Mr.. Rider, formerly Of West
Point, announces in our advertising columns
o-day that he will open the Z" Heath House."
at Schooley's Mountain, New Jersey, early in
June. This house is within two or three hours
ride by railroad from this city, and is in the
midst of one Of the most romantic, healthfal,
picturesque and delightful localities. Always
popular resort for our summer birds of fash
ion, we presume that the Heath House" will
lose nothing this season in their favor, from the
fact that it is beyond the pressure of the Maine
Liquor law.
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The sIoop.of.War Falmouth.

BALTIMORE, May II, 1856.
The sloop ofwar Falmouth arrived at Pensacola the
6tb from Aspinwal and would sail from there to join
the Cuban fleet.
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Dav1ds' Spring Style OF Gcntlemen's Hats
al the in the fashionable world Give him CALI
NJ his saesroom l Broadway second door from Duane
street, and try Of his beautiful mats.
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Mesllo, Halter, corner OF Broadway and
Canal streetH spring and style Of hats cannot
be equalled by any other establishment in the city
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bALTIMURE May II, Iouu.
The compostors all the New Orleans papers, except
the Picdy,ae strike and in consequence of it
other printers were being brought to the city
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Movements OF Southern Steamers.
SAVANNAH, May 8, 1856.
The steamship Augusta has arrived at this port in 60
hours from New York.
SAVANNAH, May o, 1855.
The steamship Florida is detained here, and win not
sail for New York until tomorrow (Thursday) morning
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Espenseheid's style or Hat for the present
season makes favorable impression upon men OF taste
from the extreme beauty Of its shape classic general
appearance. The store IL lis Nassau street.
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FIRE ut Chicago.
FTFc Ut OMlCu&O.
THE PASSENGER DEPOT OF THE MICHIGAN AND SOUTH
ERIN RAILROAD DESTROYER.

The passenger depot belonging to the Michigan aud
Southern Railroad this city, burned this
afternoon. The cars and baggage were saved. The
building is q to al loss.
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Wh,te enc Hatter yyonld Iny,te tne Atten-

ticb Of tho WEARING public bis splendid styles Of nm
in endless variety Just received one more az
ffA ''t 81 WIN Latte gstatNa. II ~
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~" SsvHes VI TIT NHtS -KHc reII NM, Oh
various FORMS qualities and may said
become standard article of costume in this country It's
peculiar adaptedness to business and travelling
and the pcturesqueness of appearance Il
popular With both OLD and young In order supply
ings in this Of the hating business under
erDg for the ndepen dent which sprung
laton to napless hats They produced factory
every grad alton Of nexbty, from the soft hat woch
may be rolled up and put pocket like pair Of sloves
be termed the dress specimen this
His present stock about twenty different Styles
for gentlemen youth and shades
Of color from jet black to light drab and white Felt
Yelling for the boy school and the ware
house. all Of the most appropriate and
for their several wholesale all
by CENIN No. ga Broadway opposite ST. Pauls church
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Tic KNOW NOtbIbH
MEADE BROTHERS. celebrated pictures inserted in an
mbIem attic prices taea
These sae Wholesale and retail Artists and inn
porttrp 23 Br,adwhy Paris, Boulevard des Itaiiens
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the anniversaries should not forget that RAFFERTY,
LEAsk continue TO sell their superior thor veil
known stores Chatham, and corner Chatham and Pearl
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Ent'd and C1'd.

The cofsting trade about onethrd in addition.
About eighths OF the Russian traffic is carried
foreign ships
Vessels. Ionnn1e.
Central and South America $50 l92725
N
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KNOX the halter OF getting styles that become
pubic favortes Immediately and suit the tastes Of
up dspot 533 Broadway and his old established
stana I2s Fulton street (Sun bnding head
conferred is we'll deserved. 49,
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(the first in fashion, 43 Broadway corner of
street. is prepared to furnish the fashionable public with the
latest touch in the way Of a Uranium ornamentum -
should there be professorshp Of hatoogy established in
whelmngly point TO HALL the man to fl the yacsnt
- - '~s~'~
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-21
Amsricanism in the Western District.

The following from the West Tennessee
Wing of the 18th, indicates that the American
party is united and enthusiastic 10 the West,
as they are in fact all over the State:
The American Party Of this city had a grand
illumination on Saturday night last in honor OF the
signal victory obtained in this Congressional district.
The enthusiasm manifested gave unmistakeable ev-
idence, that though defeated in the gubernatoriAl
contest they are not cast down and discouraged,
and that in another conflict victory will perch upon
their standard. The American party now know
what NY can accomplish by full and fair discus.
sion Of the issues between them and their oppo.
nents. They know that wherever the American
question has been fully debated that there the great
cord Of the American heart has been touched, and
its vibrations have warmed up the affections of the
true lovers of the country We tell the deuagogues
of the land that the handwriting NAV be seen upon
the wall admonishing them Of their corning fate -
They may crOak about secret soceties-they NAV
extol the Catholic church--they may deuounee
Protestants-they may appoint committees 10 led.
ucate the people" in the theory and practice Of
Romanism-they may turn up the whites of their
ewes in holy horror al the ''hsion e part.es"-and
after all thew will have TO dOif their official robes
We clearly see in the present aspect OF things un.
mistakahe evidence that Anne ricans are determined
20 govern America.
Never have We Witnessed a more brilliant display
Of transparencies in jackson, and a larger Assem-.
blage at night, than on this occasion. The vast
crowd was addressed by Hervey Brown, Esq, Col
Kyle and DR.. STILL in stirring speeches that elected
the most enthusiastic applause. The meeting
broke up about II O'Clock. We tell our brethren
throughout the State, that the American party in
old Madison laundering and lightning, and ere
November, 1856, mighty storm Of public incgna-
ton against all anH-Amerisans will sweep over the
State.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-21

CARS OFF THE TRAoK.-We learn that the
down express train ran off the track on Sun
dav the other side of Murfreesboro. Some
infamous rascal placed timbers upright in one
of the cattle guards and wedged them in with
rocks. The locomotive was thrown some fit
ty feet from the track. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
Several accidents of this kind have occurred
recently on the Chattanooga Road, from sim
liar causes We hope effective measures will
be taken to discover the liendish perpetrators
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1851


WE desire call attention Of friends and the
buyers Of Dry Goods throughout the West and South
west, to attractions for the fan sales Of the present
year.
Our business well anized and arranged that
better able than BEFORE TO supply the trade
with a large and attractive stock.
Our Own AmpOrtatiOnS will supply our For
egh Department with all the and desirable fabrics
from the European maTkesseected by Of the house,
resident in Europeand will be particularly adapted to our
market.
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments will be sup
piled with all the leading styles Of Goods.
1t is believe Acknowledged fact that Stock has
always been Of the largest and most attractive In this
country and also believe that the best buyers have be-
convinced that system of SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY is the most satisfactory.
We invite attention of all buyers to Large
and Attractive stock. hut with the distinct un-
dersandng that sell goods only for cash. good notes
payable in all cases at Bank.
We shall this date forward adopa plan in con-
keep full and complete assortment of Beached, Brown
Cash Our object in this is to supply these Goods as t0lo
they sold by cash houses in the Northern cities In
order this feature Of business only ask
comparison of cash prices with time prices, and then
will leave the decision TO the purchaser.
From the three years experience since the establishment
Of business, enabled the cOhdenty 10 in
wife attention stock and plans Tor business believing
that offer inducements second 10 House IN tbs cO-
try 200 AND 2l1 KING STREET,
July /, 1855. [jy9-trw3ml CHARLESTON, s. @.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed executed by David A. Cole to the
II Nashville Building Association dated October % 1854
and registered in the Registers Office Of Davidson county
in Book No. Is, page 62 will sell the Court House. in
Nashville, Tenn SATURDAY, the 25th day Of August
to the highest bidder for CASH. lot Of ground in Edge
held fronting the north side Of Church street, contain
Ing end thirty two feet Of ground and adjoining
the lands Of H. j. Davis and Green wood Pdvne being
lot purchased by said Cole Of g. Payne. Sale within the
usual hours.
At the same time viii sell Five Shares Of Stock forfeited
to the Nashville Building Association.
augll-:d CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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WAYNE, GRENVILLE & CO.,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

4 " " 4 II, g 4.
WE will continue forward al Goods to care under
w the arrangement and at the rates as
during the past season, collecting freight bills with the
goods.
The reduction Of freight from 15c per foot the Phil
adephia and New York TO this city, will give Sa
yannah still greater facilities than heretofore the shipping
port for Middle and East Tennessee, while there
drayage between Savannah and Nashville, as the
Charleston route.
Our house at Chattanooga will make purchases OF Grain
for orders from the Eastern ports and viii make adj
upon all Produce sent for sale shipment, when
desired.
jy3-2m WAYNE, GRENVILLE 4 co.
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PATENT GROUND SAws.-We call the atten-
ton of all interested 10 the advertisement of
WELoH & GRIFFITus of Boston, manufacturers
of a superior article OF Patent Ground Circu-
lar and other Saws. They are the sole propri-
etors of the patent Of VIM. Southwell, justly
celebrated for its excellence and durability
These saws can also be obtained of their agent,
Ii. BAKEwRLL, 2l3 Main street, st. Louis.
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LOUISVILLE HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT
We call attention TO the advertisement in
another column, of the house of POLLARD,
PRATHER g. SMITH, of Louisville, wholesale
dealers in Hats, Caps and Fur Goods. This is
one of the oldest and most reliable houses in
the West, and their facilities for accommodating
the Fall Trade are fully up to the anticipated
increased demand. Our West Tennessee deal
ers, especially, who are in the habit of dealing
in Louisville, should not fail to give them a
call
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY wEBER.


DEPARTMENTs-The System Of instruction adopted for
this Academy the that pursued In the Royal
Academy in Paris and comprises I'VE Departments, viz
Primary, Freshman, SOPHOMORE Junior, and Senior to
which Is added Recapitulaton Department. designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as profession
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DfPARTMEST, S2O %
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted
-Four lessons a week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
SOPHOMORE DEPART1lESr acknowledgements. 80 90
Thu e lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % w
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department
Two lessons week Monday and Thursday.
REoAPITULATIoS DEPARTMENT. $500 oO w
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted.
s In all Of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught
EXTRAS.
Instruction the Harp blossoms week. per session SaS 90
in vo'alis''on' Italian style, e e C C
CIarionet, &C. two evenings week, Is 90
eEy- An tuition fees due the entrance Of the pupil
One lesson week Sacred Music given to all pupils free
Of charge.
No charge will be made for the OF Instruments. Music
and Music Books furnished gratis the pupils who will be
permitted to retain them their property at the close
Pupils will be received at any time and charged from the
period they TO the close Of the session. The attend
anee Of pupils will be required during the lesson only.
The Academic Year will be divided into sessions; the
commencing the I'd Monday In September and clos
the last Friday in January the other commencing
the LIST Monday IN February and closing on the first Friday
In June.
f- Pupils inrusted to their care shall receive
ention and unweared assiduity the part Of the in
avail they shall rot fail attain the elevated
Application to be made after the LIST day Of Septe-
err, at the Academy. auglS BIN
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LARGE FuNERAL.-The largest funeral eortege
that we ever beheld in our city, yesterday attended
the remains of Barney McGoey 10 their last resting
place. Il was the largest funeral we ever witness
ed in New orleans-she funeral Of Barney MeCioey,
the ''boss drayman." The line OF carriages ex.
tended from Julia TO Canal street-which is pretty
good stretch not Of the Imagination, bat Of car
fsges.-Nas Orleans Delta.
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TO THE PUBLIC
Of me Unite S a e 8.

N advertisement OF Mr. UDOLPHO WOLFE lately pub
n hhed, suppose, intended for the protection Of his
Schedam Schnapps against countereers has under
my observation and being engaged in the manufacture Of
Schedam Schnapps, to let it pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those
he inmates "Pirdtes and TENDERS Qf Pois0n but
the immense patronage and that has ate lded the
sale Of the article manufactured by and the opinion OF
competent judges to its qualities beverage and its
medicinal virtues precudes the possibility Of the idea that
l included among those he designs % impugn. No
doubt he feels aggeved at the depreciation OF the sale Of
hs Schnapps, which manifest to ALL since mine has been
brought into competition with his Not only have succeed
ed in competing with him in quality but the constant and
increasing demand for my article has enabled me to furnish
1t at less price than he dOes-say t2 in the Dozen
And furthermore, he will become satisfied that his
ton to the citizens Of the Southern and Western States
will avail him nothing far concerned, for the
character OF Schedam Sehnapps too well established
In those States 10 be injured by any such invious publ
cation. The motive Of his advertisement obvious every
one and feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
at by him will fall harmless at my feet, viii here for
the satisfaction Of the public, publish copy of my Patent
Right entered in the Southern District OF New York,
the 2Sth OF December, 1854:
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From Hugh Erwin, Esq.

Mr. J. IT, SNNoSs-Dear Sir: The Brazilian Pebble Glass
es that purchased OF you about two weeks since, have
proved fully equal 10 ali said respecting their good quail
tics They much superior any have ever used, and
would earnestly advise all who compelled TO use Spec
aces to ca at your office and procure pair without de-
lay
woud not be without them for than FIVE times what
they cost. Respectfully yours, .
HUGH ERWIN.
Ey- Mr. SERMONS Glasses be obtained at his Omce,
over w T. Berry Co.'S Bookstore, until September LIST,
and at no other MACE augl7
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUcHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN.
Capital 14,OO0,OO0 FlOrins.
TTNHIs LOAN guaranteed by the Government and will
l. be drawn in different prizes, as follows:
IA Of 81 90 Florips 81 OF 1000 FIorins.
~ Of $500 do % Of 1900 do
2 Of 1900 do 50 OF 10000 do
40 of 5000 do 2 Of 900 do
bs of 1900 do 3G6 Of 1900 do
1874 Of 600 Forins, &c &c
The lowest prize being AZ Florins.
Twelve Forins are equal to Five Dollars.
The Drawing takes place at CarisTuei under the
Direction Of the Baden Government on
The 3ist August, 1855,
When every drawn number must obtain one Of the above
mentioned Prizes which will be paid in Cash, at the offices
Of the undersigned Those fortunate shareholders not re-
siding spot, will have their amount OF prizes gained
paid TO them through established Bank The Lists OF
The result will be sent each Shareholder and the success
fol numbers published in the newspapers
The price Of one Ticket is Two Dolars'
The following advantages given by taking number
ii Tickets cost only 800 so Tickets cost only SO
% do do do 90 100 do do do lO
The price for Tickets can in Bank Notes or Drafts
IN any OF the commercial towns Of Germany, Ho
and, France England, Scotland or Ireland
For Tickets and Prospecuses apply TO the undersigned
Banking House, which appointed Tor the SAFE OF i1ekes'
MORIZ STIEBEL SONS, Bankers,
Frankfort-On-the- Maine, Germany.
NB-Ietters TO directed per steamer, Uid LIVERPOOL,
10 AIoRz STFBI SONS Bankers, in
Remtances which arrive after the day OF drawing, VIII
returned invested in the next drawing at the option
rss-oriers for Tickets left with b. H. BARKHoRN No.
Ia Deaderick street. Nashville Tenn will meet with prompt
attention. jy6-taugSl
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TEBkVST SALE

DY virtue Of deed executed by John ST. John 10 the
- Nashville Building Association, dated November 1st
1854 and registered In the Regte Office Of Davidson
county in Book No. 49, pages 1913 and 1874 will sell at the
Court House, in Nashville Tenn. SATURDAY the 25th
day OF August 1853, to the highest bidder for CASH Lot
Of ground in Edgeded fronting 125 feet Sycamore street
and running back 2iO feet Walnut alley, and adjoining
the lands OF L. Baker and Shelton Sale within the usual
hours.
At the time and place will also sell Five Shares OF
Stock forfeited to the Nashville Building Association
augll-td CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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There few things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down to write notice Of the celebrated Hooland
German Bitters, because fully conscious
ferring public benefit and heart tells that by
notice many have induced to take these Bters and
been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &c.
for the Of which certain 1t is prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson at the German Medicine Store
No. 1870 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement augl-1m