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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

NEW Yopx, MrRIcInaa HorsI, March "a 1865.
Messrs. Edors:My attention has just been caited 10
q republication which appeared in your number of the
hnstant Of article from the NeW York Times Of the
17th audng to certain subreptitous correspondence
held, it would seem, between ii T. Perry, Esq. my
Secretary of Legation Madrid and ths
state at washington and enclosing lettsrs which had
passed between that genema and myself subseq uent
TO my departnre from Spain In August last.
Had not the article OF the Times gone beyond that
paper should have avoided noticing its contens bat
wh.n the grave integencer hesaes not to transfer 1t
10 its columns, may well surrender what scruples
had against thrustipg myself on the attention of the
public and be permitted to hazard a word o. answer
The article OF the Times ntmates that nv aud
discretion nce my return To Washington could Only be
induced by the appr henson that the above correspon
dence should be sent 10 the public and you sir not
only to endorse that intmaton but strive TO make
it significant by the remark that the story narrated
in II sis Of ton much interest to be withheld from your
readers for although be calculated to mystify
light may soon be thrown on the subject"
bad imagined that your keen sight, Messrs Editors,
could hardly be obscured by the mists of such
tive have some TO know that very early, and
long before the date OF the publication in the es you
bad obtained the very papers alluded to IL.
You ought from their psrusal to acquired the
victon that could In object 20 u ter being
exposed to the public gaze You certainly might, any
time, have obtained my hat for giving them entire to
be true that in my Secretary of legation in the
very had taken TO my bosom, though he belonged
not to my political creed, had spy and traitor,
will never hurt me to let the world know how he carried
on the infamous trade
Please sirs insert this letter In your next number
PIERRE SOCLE
Since Mr. seulc has thought proper to admi,
the existence Of the correspondence alluded to BY
the article Of the New York Times, copied into the
intelligencsr, might forego any observations on
the letter which be has done the honor 70 nd
dress TO but 1t may not be improper for tc
make two remarks upon II. First, did
not obtain to the couespon ience referred
to. copy OF 1t voluntarily but con6dsntally
placed in hands for perusa In February, (not how
ever, by Mr., Perry with whom we have had no cores
pondence direct or ndirect and respected that
hdence by sbstanrg from any reference 10 the letters
until found the statement In the Kew York journal
Secondly, in copying the Timss' article We excluded
those personal passages which supposed Mr. soult
could take just exceptions to. Thirdly, the
idle IL would have been impertinent and unprece
dented to ask Mr.. Soules fat for Its publication nor
had any motive for novel step, had rea
TO doubt that the correspondence would Ia due
time be sent 70 Congress with the other papers tbs
subject Of our Spanish relations.
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Il could not any longer be doubted that his disease
typhuS which Akillful physicians have often mis-
tken for bilious, infammatory, or unintermitting
,ver When eatreated 10 submit to the measures pre-
tribed, he exhibited stubbornness and impatience,
hich we,s sometimes expressed upon those arouna
m, and which deprived the English physician Of MS
possesion he despAired OF the life Of his patient
I'd comm municsted the fact TO Prince yokonski, who
Lrsuaced that religion now more eficicous thau
e human aid OF the physicians, and conquering his
feclibgs vsntured 20 utter words to Elizabeth, in
hoh lie sv0wed his belief that the time come when
imTeT ought to fulfil his duties as Christian. The
npress, almost overwhelmed with grief, summoned AL
hTmDt and declared herself ready 10 second the
trposs 70 the Prince She repaired TO the bedside,
pm Which, she hsd only for moment Withdrawn, and
king AleKAnder's hand, gently ntmated her wishes.
Sam otn 20 very n.y. he asked, in reply 10 the Em
Fss "Ro, my husband, but you have refused all
her remedies al least, then, try this" vii
sly, = he rsjo.ned, and summoned SIR James wylis
They have spoken 70 me Of the holy communion y
ssi5, 'ln what condition am | really Am tnen
" my eody' ''Yes, Sire" the faithfui servant re
81, whilst sobs choksd has uttsrance, your imperial
esty has rejected my prescriptions; now SPEAK not
Physician but as an honest man. II is my duty as
ristian to tell you that you tins TO lose -
emperor ssired wyle's hands, add held them long
l stale o' fever that IL judged proper 20 delay
taking y the sacrament TIL the next day
ia; carl IN the morning Of the 9Th he became 80
ch vote that necessary TO advise the Empress
,tnd fct his eoufessor without delay. At six O'Clock
archprss st Ftodotof entered the cabinet Of the Em-
ft btsrng the IN his hands. Alexander,
fns hin SET with difficulty, said to the Empress, 81
1la VII 70 be alone
d about him Instantly wi,hdrsw; AMI Elizabeth
sd uoment 70 give free rent to her tears, which,
pr, cuce OF her husband. she bad restrained with
rite difficulty The details Of that confession have
er rapsed tho lips Of the priest who received 10. but
y OF the lesa mrortan. circunistasces attending bis
asc 20 b. seated and 20 deal vtth hir a. Ne would
the hun,biee. of his subjects The tstsrvscv
n; and, before taking ire ssssme,t AexAnder
gsd hst the Enrrsa night 10 ss@Hsaei. and u
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Main Cumberland still continues to swell du-
ring the short stay OF steamer Shylock, at Burks,
vile, and in n hours therger rose two feet; agree.
able to this there yet be a coal boat ri7e, at
all events we do not anticipate fall of the river,
for at least lew days longer.
Now on IIarpeth Shoals, 10 feet large with suf-
fcent water to make II feet.
Weather cool bat pleasant, wind n. & Z
]. P. Tweed hourly expected.
Rock City, due this day.
Arrived since orr last: Fannie Farrar from Lou
isvile.
New York, from New OFIeaas, Dr. Robertson,
from Paducai.; 4 L Davis, from Paducah Shylock
from Burksyille j. G Cline, from Memphis; Gus
ker City, from Piltsburg.
DEPARTED y orltown, for Pittsburg II. T.
Yeatman, do; Fannie Flrrar, Louisville; J. G.
Cline, Memphis and Iroq Ios, Tor New Orleans,
with 1893 Bales Of cotton, 1877 lIhds of Tobacco,
"a Boxes Sundries, 900 Ebls Pork, 81 Goz Chairs,
9 cases Sundres, 4 boxes Furniture, Wagons
90 mules, and Cabin crowded with passengers.
Upper and Lower Mississippi ris,ug fast
New York aul Morisett, loading for New Or
leans
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE NAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, JAN 1.-THE river has risen two
and hall inches since Saturday. Total number Of
hogs killed up to date, 278 500.
CISoIYNArI Jan. 15.-The river has risen two
feet. Flour 81 COAST 70. Whisky 2Gc. Hogs
dull Is 90 sold at 81 to Sal lard 400 bbls. sold
at 81, and 900 bbls. at 8; kegs PRIME 81. Bulk
mlat, hams G. shoulders u; sides 81
NEw YORK Jan. l5.-The Northern Light from
California has arrived with $3.50, 900 in gold. Cot
ton firm with an upward tendency, 700 Orleans
midding 81 Upland 81. Flour-Ohio S94s9 90.
Corn-western mixed 81 90. Mess pork So %.
Lard unchanged.
New ORLEANS Jan. Is. --Swiney, Green & Co.,
and Feowes & Co., cotton factors, have su pended.
Cotton market unchanged. Sales to day, 1000
bales. Sales Of the week, % 600 bales. Stock on
hand exclusive Of sbipboard. 10000 bales.
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Give them trial.-Mercenary persons have in ma
ny instances succeeded in foisting upon the community
worthless preparations claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has been be.
slowed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EYPEC.
T0RANT and DIARIBGA CORDIAL in more than five
hundred instances Indeed many medical who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the ExpectOrant in
OF Coughs Colds and diseases Of the respiratory organs
which come under their And in all diseases of the
bowels, Too such Diarrhosl the Darrtoa Cordial is
prescribed by them with the utmost confidence in its bene
fetal effects Gve these excellent medicines trial. See
descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the agents.
Price only so cents for each six bottles for 81 50.
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MARsHAL's NOTICE.

WY fiEREAS libel was, on the 4th dsy of January, in
w the year 500 filed in the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Middle district of Tennessee, by Thos
r. ChildreSS Esq Attorney OF the United States for said
District as well as on behalf of the United States OF
Jesse Thomas Esq., Collector for the port of Nashville,
AGAINST the vessel HarsYIe her tackle apparel, and
frrnitue for reasons and in the said libel
toned praying the usual process and mOnon OF the said
Count in tie premises requiring all persons interested in
the said vessel her tackle apparel and furniture or know
ing having thing why the should not be
condemned according TO the prayer OF the said libel to
be- and appear before said Court the 9Th day Of March
next a,5 at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, if the same be day OF
jurisdiction, otherwise, on the next day OF jurisdiction
errsier then and there to the premises and ill.,
ieToSe is, her their claim to the same and, all due
Proceedings being had that the said vessel her tackle ap
i"re and furniture, may, for the and in
Hue SAID libel mentioned be condemned liable TO the
uuiied States for the oIfetures therein mentioned and
tlI-ir costs in that behalf expended:
Now, Therefore all persons interested in the said vessel
harisrie her tackle apparel aud furniture knowing
or having any Thing TO say why tie should not be
condemned according 10 the PRAYER of the said libel are
hereby required to be and appear before the said Court to
he held IN and Tor The Middle District of Tennessee the
city Nashville, the 9Th day of March peI 1850 at
O'clock a NJ, OF that day, if the be day of iu
IisdiCon otherwise on the day jurisdiction there
rr then and there to answer the premises and nterpose
his her or their claim 10 the same and make their alega
lions in that behalf and show cause if any they have Nhy
The same shoud not be condemned according to the
PRAYER Of the said libil.
This sth day OF January 1865.
j. B. CLEMENTS,
L :. Marshal, Mid Dist OF Tenn
I.v b. y. CLEMENTS, D. NJ. Gjanl0-lw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM A PHYSICIAN IN ILLINOIS.

FROM A PHYSICIAN IN ILLINOIS
1t is gratifying to the propretors Of B. A. Fahnestocks
VERMIFUGE oses that regular practitioners make
exception in favor Of this Vermfuge and not only it in
preference to their preparations hut give their voun.
tary testimony in its favor The following is from ply
stefan Of high character, in Illinois, formerly of Lou
isiana, and is dated
SHAwNEETowS, III, June 4, 1858.
VessTS. q. Il. EdhBsstack d Co.: GeatlsDseR-I have
used b. A. Fahnesocks Vermiuge in the practice of med
lene in This asd the Southern States for the last ten years.
aed can recommend it The medicine for the purpose
which i was intended; bringing at tme from small
GIRL Of, say, ten years of age, ONE HUNDRED AND
SEfENTl-NINE WORMS. As druggist at Shawnee
town, have sold great quantity and it has in araby
given satisfaction In fact, it is the only medicine
now called for Ii. SYMMES, NJ. ID.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tee United States
ianl-Wlm
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ArAHT,, Jan. y, 1875.
DEAR EDITORS: We have noted the arrival during the
past week of some small shipments of Lard, and also OF
some liberal shipments of groceries direct from New Or
leans. We quote prices follows:
Bacon Sal0c for choice family Hams l2]Eal3c. Lard
lie. Pork ea7c-dull. Butter l5c. Eggs lie per dozen
Corn 81. Corn Meal 81 25 Flour $40 per bbl Wheat
81 50. Oats G5a7oc. Stock Peas 81 %. Feathers AGA
45c-dull.
E1cuAScs-Sigkt drafts On New York 4 per cent.
premium
Respectfully, SEAGo ABBoTf,
General Commission Merchants
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Nancy Patterson by her EeXt friend, Nn Patterson
Neal Patterson, and others.
n notion and appearing TO the CLERK and Master Of
Isaid Court, that Neal Patterson IS nonresident oil
Tins State h5reupon ordered that an order ct pu5ca
ton be made tur 90 Gays in the Union HaI A1acricl"
published in Nashville Tenn, requiring the said Nea
Patterson, to appear and plead answer or de'na I" iLe
complainant b At the Court House in the town Of Garth
age Smith County, Tenn, The End Monday IN febn-
ary next and in default thereof SAID bill viii be taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing plrte, as TO him
,ecy4--Itn 4. MOORE, Clerk and Master
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM THE BLOOMS or THz CHAMBER COMMERCE.
CINCINNATI, per steamer Quaker City:
"A bbls clover seed 70 coil rope 20 bales baggng; 10
boxes candles 100 boxes sperm do; 81 boxes cheese
500 bbs whiskey bbs ale; II Jbls shoe pegs 50 de-,
broOms pianos; l6 boxes BOOKS; pa empty boxes 80
reel cotton cord So bags coke IS iows SO bundles band
boxes i stoves 873 packages merchandise.
PADUCAH, per steamer Dr. Robertson;
1913 bbls salt; 20, so lbs iron.
Per steamer A. l.. Davis:
1909 bundles shingles; 1000 gallons stone vale.
MEMPaES, per steamer J. G. Cline:
SundIy packages merchandise.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Frances +. House,
Merit House and others
N motion and it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tie
Clerk and Master that Merit House d nOn-resdent
this State lhereupOn ordered that order OF pub
caiiOn be for 50 days IN the La1 and dD1srtCJ',
published in Nashville, requiring the said defendant Merit
House. appear the Court House IN the town OF Car
uage Smi; county, Tenn, the 2nd Monday ia Febru
uIy next then and there To plead answer or Ceur to The
comp lliuauls original a.d amended bill, and in default
thereof SAID bills w be- taken tor confessed aud set for
hearing a. .iylr aS To hun a MOORE
dec23-lm. Clerk and Master
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DECEMBER RULES, 1851.
~ nr. f.a,yf 4sr,a,I I.hT, Eirrlaz

Mary Hughes, by her next friend John " Hughes,
John ?. Hughes.
~ motion and it appearing to the Clerk and Master,
I that John p. Hughes is i nonresident o this STATE
1t Is therefore, ordered That publcaf ion be made for 20
days in the t.0 and AUerCJU, published At Nashville
Tennessee requiring the said John F. Hughes 10 appc@: at
Court House. in the town OF Carthage Smith county,
Tennessee then and there plead d-nnr 10
cOmpainans bill and in default thereof, sid bill will be
set for hearing &C ,rlyis as 10 him. A. AUORE
decgS-lm Clerk and Master
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4. j. DUSUAN & Co.'S SALg-In calling the
attention of readers to the large auction of A.
]. DUNoAN & Co, which commences this morning,
we cannot refrain from saying that this is one of
the best organized and best conducted establish
ments in the country. The senior of the firm Mr.
DUEcAN stands very high in business circles, and
has, by his close attention to business and his
urbGne and gentlemanly department, won for him
self the confidence Of large number of acquaint-
ances. He commenced life poo, and has for a man
of his age, accumulated a very handsome fortune.
Such success deserves mere than passing notice,
especially when won by patient industry and
against the aLt,gon=ma Young man has to meet
in commencing business. The other members Of
the firm are all good business men AMI prosecute
their departments with vigilance and energy.
- BY reference to their advertisement it will
be seen that this Is one of their largest sales and
comprises various fabrics of foreign and domestic
manufacture. This stock is selected with care.
bare aims may be expected.
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CURE YOUR HAIR.
kROIIERION

TENIE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
iatey introduced into this country,) will be sent by
Canadas for 81 90
The kROLlERiON viii curl or wave The hair in the
most beautiful manner Any person having the most
and unCOulh looking hair transform ii into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL By the OF this article. The ingredients
will no. cost cents aud with this receipt any
can make quay good in every respect To that sold al SO
per bottle Il preferred, package OF krolIeron, ready
made will be sent free Of postage instead of The Receipt
with directions for preparing il in liquid form, and full di-
recliOns for Send all letters, postpaid, TO
Ii. A. FREMONT,
ianll-U3m Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
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virtue OF an order writ OF Election TO me directed
4 } from the Governor Of the State of Tennessee will
open and hold an election the Goth day OF January
1850 at the usual places Of voting 10 the County OF Da
wilson for the purpose u! escting Major General for the
2nd Division Of the militia OF the State Of Tennessee, 10
NIL the vacancy oaasl0nei by the Resignation OF Major
fI4neral = r Anderson E. b. BIGLEY,
Le-lg Sheriff OF Davidson county
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REMOVAL.

We have removed our large Print
ing Establishment to the corner of
Church and Cherry Streets, where
we will be happy to see our friends
and patrons.
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IN CnANCERY Ar CARTHAGE.


Nathaniel Terry and others
vs.,
John Simpson.
TNHTS is 10 notify Nathaniel Terry who is resident
oithls State personally appear before line undelsgn
ed Clerk aud Master al his Office in the town Of Carthage
Smith county, Tennessee FIRST Monday in February
next attend TO the matters of referred 10 the
Clerk and Master in said Cause and in default thereof The
undersigned will proceed stale said account and report
thereon, gIrts "A NOOEE,
dec23-lni Clerk and Master.
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE jan. lG, 1855.
CoTToS-The Cotton market opened rather dull yeser.
day. Weheard of but IA bales changing hands at figures
ranging from s. 90a5 %.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
80 2 ~ S ~ ssls;S

RATES REDUCEDI
THROM the 18th inst to the IS OF june the Rates of
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats, Bottled
Liquors and Oils.
tamPhiue and Spirits TGrpentine IL casks and barrels
Carpetng.
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confectionery Cutlery, in boxes and cases. Dry Goods
in boxes and bales.
Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates at owners
risk"
Oysters in and jars SalIery Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, per 100 lbs al 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except Cutlery, Heavy Castings and Ma
cinery.
Foreign Liquors in barrels Or pipes Corlage Tobacco
in boxes Carriage Springs and Axles Leather in rolls
and boxes Oils IN barrels easkCrocksry and Queens
in crates and casks Rice Zinc, Whiting, Plaster OF
Paris, &c. per 100 lbs. 81 90
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages boxed" and
other light articles, enumerated Also. CaTboys of
Acids will be taken Al actual weight bat charged double
LIST class rates per loo rs. 81 20
All articles enumerated to be charged at rates Of
analogous articles.
From the Isl Of Dune 10 the LIST of December they viii
be charged Is follows:
lst class, as above, per 100 tb5............sl 20
S % do ra,s % DO DO DO DO ....... 90
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find
this the cheapest we'll Us The most expeditions route
freghtS from New OK and Philadelphia TO charleston
and Savannah, ranges run 10 l2 cents per cubic foot
according - class and character Of vessels
AS the RaraG Companies at Charleston and Savan-
nah have discontinued tie Receiving and Forwarding Of
Merchandise will be necessary cOnsgn Commission
Merchants at those points
Shippers NAV relG upon strict adherence to the above
rates. Ii. l. ANDERSON, Sup't. n. t. c. RR
SPECIAL NOTICE
No shipments entitled the above rates unless each and
every package has the of the Depot delivery aud
theinlials n. Il &. r. K. plainly marked upon it.
Nashville Jan, lift H.I.A
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II EECHES,l 900 Swedish Leeches on hand and for
IL sale BY BROWN & GRUBBS, Al College st.
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E0usE SERVANT FJR SALE,

a IkElN MICRO WOMAN, % 10 50 wears old, ami
n her g mid about Il months Sad woman Il a No.
aCn,s servant Washer aud lrouer. wish 10 sell said
Negroes 10 some persons Who will give them good home
m Nashville or it, vicinity. Call socn On
;,rIg-l1t " l. BOY H. Jr., 90 Cherry 50.
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L = Marshal, Mid. Dist OF Tenn.
I:v B. y. CLEMENTS D. NJ. GjanlO-lw
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EAS-We will continue to keep the Celebrated Pekin
l. Teas consisting Of the Ne Plus Ultra Black and Plan
taon Imperial brands Also, fine Teas in chests and cad
dies. jah6i BROWN 4 GRUBBS, 43 Cherry 81
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Ask ANY One Who Has Ever Used

DIR McLANES CELEBRATED PILLS, what they
think of them? Ninety-nne in hundred will tell you they
the best Pills for liver complaint sick headache and
dyspepsia that they have used Read the following
from one of our most respectable citizens:
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NOTICE

r HAVE this day associated with me 10 the Drug Bust.
i ness Mr. WALTON B GRUBBS. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm style Of BROWN
GRUBBS. j. g. BROWN.
Nashville January /, 1855.
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REMOVAL,
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

TINE person who took Fine Plaid Silk Dress from
house yesterday, without paying for it, will please
turn the same, CT they will be posed.
jan4-St THURSTON BERNARD.