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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

mARRLEI mARRLEI.

NJ L SHELTON having resumed the MARBtEOTn
vi. BUSINESS, solcis his Old friends and the\hNAsI
pubic IN general. who my desire uork In hs ine, =
70 give hm call AZ hrs shop, corner o. Ckurch~ -
street and che Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. H. EiH keep constantly On hand supply -
Of MONUMENTS, IUNBS, &C, o. the rnest ttataa aud
American Marble. All executed IN the bca' n.nner,
and warranted. segEt-a
HATANEE "a sitzAfion book-kerper or sales
w mtn, D. gentleman who can give TIE Best 81 rrssr
ene-s ADDRESS -. X. c., True Wig Obcr-"
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THE ST. CLoUD.- Decidedly one Of the hest dir.
ners that has ever been served up at any Hotel in
this city, for many day, was that which Or. d. 7.
ScoTT spread before the boarders and guests OF the
ST Cloud on Thanksgiving Day. We had the sat
isfaction of being one Of the latter, IN company
with our Democratic neightor, EASTMAN, OF tie
Union, and we enjoyed the rcpast finely. We shal
SAY nothing Of the wine that flowed At our end of
the table, Of the patriotic sentiments that
proposed, but might commit our neighboT, whom
We came near converting into good American. A
few more such Thanksgiving Diuners, and We sholl
have him certain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rSS GREAT cURE FoR RHEUx ATIsa The Editors Ct the
Richmond Republican Of December 18th, lsozs says
that Carter's Spanish Mixture is no quack medicine.
They had man IN their press afflicted with violent
mereural Rheumatism who continually complaining Of
misery in the back limbs and eintshis eyes had become
feveh and mattery neck ssoen throat sore, and all the
symptoms CT Rheumatism, combined with scrOfals. Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and, in
editorial notice above they bear testimony to its wonder
fn Effects say their only regret is that all suffering with
disease the blood Of the existence Of such
medicine. They eheerfully recommend it.
See they certificate and notice in full around the bottle
dec1-1m
49, TIE GERMANS have produced very exceien!
* remedies for various Diseases Among which may
be specified DR.. Hollands Celebrated Bitttrs for sale
by c. NJ. JacksOn-and used with remarkable in
Liver Complaint Jaundice Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility
and general arrangement of the Stomach. The Sunday
Dispatch says Of this medicine 'we feel convinced that
the Of the German Bters the patient not become
debtated but constantly gains strength and vgor to the
ane-s fact worthy Of consideration. The Btters are
pleasant 10 and in and be administered UNI
der any circumstances the most delicate stomach Indeed
they be all persons with the most perfect safety
1t would be well for those who much afflicted in the
system, with te4spoonf1 less, and
gradually increase We speak from experience, and are, Of
course proper Judge The far and wide have united
In recommending the German Bit rs and the afflicted
most cordially advise their use" See advertisement
dec1-1m
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PORT OF : - : NASHVILLE
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ARRIVALS.
December G-Rork Uity-from Paducah.
Aida "
Eclipse 4" Cincinnati
7-Cuua Paducah.
Alherine
Blanche Lewis
DEPARTURES.
December 6Ahta io~ Paducah.
A 4. DAVIS "
DR.. Robertson
Cuba "
Nttie Miller
Umpire
Z Hpse Gin 'innati.
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1855.

BENEFIr OF Mr.. EvEKETT-A call is made from
the Adelphi Theatre tonight, to which trust
citizens will promptly respond. A most worthy and
meritorious young gentleman, who has been a citi
of Nashville for several years, member of our
fire department. and one of the most pleasing and
entertaining actors our boards for the past two
three years, has been, in compliment his sbili-
ties and in appreciation OF his Services rendered
Benefit We hope it may be a benefit in fact, Is
well as in name. To every one sho has been 9
regular attendant on the Theatre this call comes
with peculiar force, for such know how important
the services OF Mr.. Everett have been-alwsys
ready, perfect in his parts and easy and natural in
their rendering. Let Mr.. Everett have bumper.
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To RaiIroad COntractors.

NEALED Proposals Nfl he received the olce q the
> Edg,hyld snd Ken ucky Railroad Company Ia Nashville
Tenn until ~utusdhy, DecuHber iath ISIS, for The con
sfructon u The soad from Nashville 20 he krntucky lu~
uhufr the neudrrsoa and Nashville kallfuAd %
henderson on the Ohio River. The y X X X s about
oryeRht mles long, through county Seh adapted Tor
Railroad constr urton ard the WuFk Nil be DIVIDED into
sections q about mile each, vhoh may Be hd Dor Spa
ratey the uhole rosd tncladed proposition Pro-
posais may also hr sde 70 build The thirty mrs only next
Nashville either ~ the uEle tecon Ia conisac
There on The road tunnel hall a mile lonE, hrayy
rock wotk 81 various Toiatz AID large BFdgs Maps
Prune and Plans w b. ready for examination b. Dec Isl
snd any Information may be tanned ~ addressing The
deTsgned SAM'L WATSON, Prrsidrnt.
osts8-gFvtdsSl5 A. AhDkEsoN, Chief Eneia-vr.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

CASH FOR WHEAT.
AYE are prepared to pay the g EST MARK ET
w PRICE for WheaC and Corn, at the Nash
vile Civ Mills, and desire all the Wheat Growers to give Ut
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise we shall be pre-
r. satisfactorv G. HAMMOND co.
gE- n. B.-we will pay 10 per cent above the mArke'
L rice for Wheat cleaned through
CHILD's GRAIN sEPARAT0RS.
is,,-w.trwtf e. H. 4 co.
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PATENT MACHINE
ID A l. II II o = T. .

TIVE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
L is making SIX Hundred Colts psr week OF very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE.
All pro nptIy fned the lowest market rates, by
JOHN 7. DOUGLASS, President,
An Commercial I0ais Mo.
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PR OCLAMATIO n .

EXECUTIyE OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Nov. q 1s54.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor Of the State of Ten
nssser dOfet apart n RsDAY the 9Th Fec, mbrT as
a cay Of THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER, and do earnestly
request the people Of the State devouty observe such
nov22 ANDREW JOHNSON.
FOR SALE.
A House md Lot on McLemore street The "a
n Lot fronts i55 feet AcLemore street and runs ~.
ack i0s feet. Tie House Story Brick and 81
contains rooms hail shove and below WITH kitchen out
house Ts property located In the neighborhsod o.
the Nashville North Railroad Depot II also
convenient the business portion Of The city, and be
had upon good For iarther information sppiy %
r. A. BALLOWE,
oct5 Genf Ayr No. ~ Dcaderick
SCAKF STOCkS-Every variety Of pattern and
- co or Of Scarf stocks. Received and for sale ~
J. ~. McGfLL
Ladies and Gentlernen's Furnishing Store,
noy2s Corner of Square and College 81.
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Wheat |! Wheat !!

I'VE will pay CASH for wheat delivered in Nashville
w Sacks furnished. Call and see as before you sell
auVl5-u J. A X. YEAfMAN.
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NAILsI NAILsll

NAILS! NAILS :!
M have N store sou ass suaE NRERGERS JCNf-
w ATA NAILS. We VII continue 10 ree,a.- ,hau, du.
ring the season and furnish Ga. % IIe ety trade, az
PITTSBUGH PRICES, tfrvisht added
telI W h. GORDON co.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained which has been denomi
mated The Giant Work Of the Age" has Just been receive
ed by Charles W. Smith this book Professor Mahan Of
Ohio has spiriuasm its ground meeting and
explaining by the of Science all the welattesed facts
which by the superssOus been attributed Esprit
us influence"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

The above 1pJl which five years Of continued
labor and research with large ossy of money, has been
expended has published mssly to supply the de-
fciences Of EXISTING GoEst GERS, bat 20 furnish GEC
GRAPHICAL DICTIONARY which should be comrreheu-
ge in its design as perfect in IFS arrangement. and
plete ant accGratc execution the DIroSAsV
Or The ESGLIsH L,SOU.GE.
Among the many claims superiority which this work
has over all others of the kind the following;
1st His PRONOUNCING GAZETTER feature As
sentia to the completeness of Typographical Dictionary
10 ptCTInN rNGIfsH iASGgA8E
2d Il contains above 10000 more Geographical Nnes
than other Gazetteer Of che World And the notices %
all important places viii slsoHr found far fu sst
isftctory than I'm any other similar work.
81. In regard - ACCUBA|B and -RECENTNFSS C. In
formation val be- Gsui Mc5mPasaby superior % every
. other
For sale by how'll ". It. BERRY o.
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Purchaser % tale steer 81 coai, Ore, ke, az
TFRNs OF SALE The farm NiA &c sgli for third
CASH the alance snd two years. equal payne
The Furnace u Be- sold Tor guFh cash The baancr
one tzo aud loar years. equal ment the Es
lnsiaImens 70 bear inerrst from the end e years
The males H BE- soid credit q meath. the pnr-
chaser each This property Is sold
10 settle up The oCpartneFah.p.
nosS-Stm bAiLF kObh, trustees.
r. Ssr Russell vito restes o. he prrEnises VIA sh0s
thr property any peFson Who Wizhes il. r.
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RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

sHEPPARD's ACCOUNTANT BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENCLOSING GOLD PENS acknowledged, by the
best Keepers in The city, 10 be the best and most rel
ablr Pen sold in this market additional supply Of the
various kinds have just been received by
TOON, NELSON 4 CO, "a Union st.
Es- qualify Pens warranted for six months from
sale require pens be rned straight in the spring,
to entitle the purchaser another on the warrant.
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Is u II @ Il * ALLEN.
(succEss1ss 10 T. c. BraaE 4 Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERs FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCEANTN,
Corner of COllge and Spring SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN

n B.-Athourh having disposed 90 ny interest in the
business Of 2. e. brIg- Co 90 Ntssrs hUbGE Atts
can. lr5vi4-frqf A. TYIER
INLOTR! FLOUR!I-Vge have noT in store anl
Il receiving daily l9rre qnsrtes Of d ur ron
Goodlettsyi'Is MaIs-D D Reed Bro,
Spencer Mhls-Mooge, Muuduy Co,
Pert Roy a Mils- s'lrI ford Watson,
which We invite ths attention p priilt. ~rly.
noy3 q. GORDON co.
= GARD.
TIVE undersigned late o. Georgia having removed 10 the
Civ % Nashville bis services he citizens Of
Georgia, D. Tennessee ana VorL A.asua To- the purchase
Horses Mults, CATH, ard in shor every article o.
trade offered IN the Nashville market.
The Merchants ~ Nashville q hyh character
and Pecunary ssniing sud have large ana ae z-cted
stocks that they offer on Ntu terms which should induce
Xaba,a u give kt ys.h,e aslIs, isiT trs' As TO
the Grceery Market heIF prety VII suggest itse 20 TIE
mind or every merchant ~ me secu1ls OF country uaed
e. the proper or th-Ir trade.
The long correction q the undsrgned with the Railroads
Of Georgia General Agent Treasurer ard supeIinsnd
et Of Transportation, o. wei a. Agent at hstenoesa sew
eral years the Banking Interest OF sayaunsh, viii enable
him more readily % inv stsate claims aenlst ha4iroad
Companies, Tor -t goos or iof tanaEe ehe Ia rAnsta
for the renewal tiscouLt Of noes bills In bark, &c
Az letters ncosiug orders and money viii receive prompt
attention, end 81 orders without the money, Shen saac
tory evidence Of olvency and prompless accom- aaes the
same parties 10 b. such, shall receive Ike
attention when ordering articles that under The rule
or custom Of the market sen on time. wl also give
strict attention 10 receiving and forwarding all goods that
BE- stored that may be directed ny The
charges fer the purchase o. goods &c VII be I've cent
commissions, and twenty for each box package Tor
receiving and oaward-g. z. e MILLS
Post Of1ce Building No s,
Nashville Tenn.
REFERENcrs-R r. crYlra, Esq., Pres't Central Rail-
road and Bank MAJ A. PufEE, Pres Bank state Of Geor-
gia Savannah; Isaac Sc0TT kq Pres Macon ADD West
Railroad, Macon; Hon. ioS P. kiSH, fres, and GEO
Y0sGs Sup't Georgis Earai srd p T. Cows 30. Au-
gusts Mel j. >. Co,r, 6eu. sup't Western znd Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta Gen. A. J. HANstII, Attorney a. Law,
Marietta GEoEGE 3. BACK ksq, Rome Ca; Capt JAMS
WfLiASs and Col. J. A. WHrrEs, Chattar sega, }. l.
Noes and 10. Pass ~ Esq., Knoxville, Tenn, NLLAN
MAnLEA, ESQ, Decatur aHd Judge Lass, Huntsyr Ala
a.
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NEW BOOKS.
ATENOTR or s s TGCNTISS.
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HASN'T CuIF-
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IHU tInEB sTsTsE.
hEEcHCBuFr.
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JAPAN ENrrprToN.
PHTvArE IFE A hING.
RErKEsESTATiys WuMsN.
IIlE CID HoAEsTEAD.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
novt5 q
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n B-Athouch having disposed ~ uy interest ia the
business Of T. g. Bglg- Co 90 Mtssrs. hUbCE ALy, 1
will Dc found ~ the place, ready t1 wait a1y 90 nv
Ola friends ana customers Who may favor tie lgl Wiih
call frlv1A-frf g. TYLER.
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NEW ENGLI>II ROCKS.

W 7. BERRY 4 CO, have lust reserved
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON A TIME. BY knight
JOHNSON's TYPOGRAPHY. vols.
TIE LAND WE Live IN. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire by Charles knight
2 vols, sya.
HALF-HnURs WITH THE BEST AUTHO Rs. BY
Charles knight. 2yois.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time aud the Times at oid By Frederick Brnisou
Msurc- NJ A. Chaplain of Liucun's Inn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

KIssING-is a luxury, at least we know
of several Of our friends who Think and the
Edtress of the Ladies' Repository is Of
that opinion. She thinks kisses vary, like
faces Of Philosophers, some being hot a.
coal FIRE, some sweet as honey, some mild
~ milk, come tasteless as long drawn soda.
She loves stolen kisses Well, they are
pretty good iced" more OF the nutmeg and
cream kind than others. Our fair cotem-
porary says she has been kissed few
times, and as she is not very old, she hopes
to enjoy the same treatment frequently. IL
she will consign herself to The CRY ITEM
Office, we have three or four young, hand
some and talented assistants who will graf.
ifv her wish, swithout. money and without
price."--t PhiladslPhia City, ltem-s'-i Y
Shoudtte lady acceptthis proposition of
consignment, we do not believe that our
gallant friend, Col. Fitzgerald, of the Item,
would entrust the delicate duty spoken Of to
any of his assistants. 1t would be perform
ed by himself.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

Cost Of a Bombardment.-It is estimated
that the cost in England Of the powder and
the iron for cannon balls used during thir-
teen days in bombarding Sevastopol, is not
less than one million Of dollars Rather
an expensive amusement, that kind of shoot
ingis, especially when the immense sum
expended in transporting such mass Of
ammunition is taken into the account. The
New York Courier and Enquirer makes the
following calculations :
If the cannon balls fired from the allied
lines during the thirteen days, were rolled
into rail bars, weighing sixty pounds to the
yard, the bars would extend three hundred
and thirty two miles or if laid as railroad
would suffice for single track road from
New York to Albany, with all the necessa-
ry turn outs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

SgEDEsBoRGTAS MARRIAGE A large
party assembled at the Swedenborgain
church yesterday, TO witness the perform
ance Of the marriage ceremony agreeable to
the forms of said church. The names of
the parties may be found under the usual
marriage head. The service, consist
ing Of scriptural exposition of the insitu-
ton of marriage and Of lis duties, was i'm
pressively read by DR.. Worcester, nfter
which the ring was put on, and tho parties
were dec a red husband and wife. Much
fluttcr and anxietywero manifest by the au.
dience to catch view of the happy couple
Tho bride and ridesmaid-ssters appa.
rently-were dressed nearly alike elegant
ly, but with great smplicity-tho bride ar
rayed in the flowing veil which gives majcs-
" to bridal grace. The bridegroom looked
joyous, and gavo responsive glances to a
thousand congratulatory looks. The "writer,
many years married man looked upon the
scene with renewed confidence in the ins,i-
tuition, and with his blessing upon the new
candidates for matrimonial honors, turned
away satisfied that it was good for him to
have been there.-Boston Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24
HERALD OF THE Times
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Ne l44 Thames Street.
CRANST0N Il NORMAN.
TERMS--$2 in advance, or 81, 80
l.a at the end Of the year.

~ john MANCHESTER, of Tiverton and
an Irishman, named Dugan, were working
in field together in Portsmouth, about 0
days ago, and had some difficulty, when
Manchester struck Dugan across the FORE
head with an ox-goad, inilicting considera-
bic of wound. A few days ago Dugan
was arrested in this city and put in Jail, on
account of his singular conduct it was
soon ascertained that his mind was affect
ed, and he was released and taken to
boarding house OH Bannistcr's Wharf, and
medical attendance procured for him. He
lies in very critical condition, and one of
his physicians informed us Wednesday that
but little hope was entertained Of his recov-
cry. We understand that Manchester says
that Dugan was crazy and came at him,
and that he struck him in self-defence; none
but the parties were present, we believe,
when the alteration took place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

FILLIBUsrERIsN TRTPPEp AG AIN.-Col.
Kinney has been arrested agan--or rather
has given himself over to the U. S. autho-
rities-and held to bail in Philadelphia in
the sum OF $4,000 to answer a charge of
violating the neutrality laws, by fitting out
a vessel in that District, against Nicaragua.
The alleged vessel is at Philadelphia oil
ready to sail with ammunition, stores, and
800 men. Presbury, of the Girard House,
became bail, and George NJ. Dallas appear
ed as counsel for Col. Kinney. BY direc-
tion of the President, Secretary Marcy has
addressed letter to Mr.. Fsbens, notifyin G
him that he has been removed rom the of
flee Of U. :. Commercial Agent at San Juan
del Nortc. The expedition of Col Kinney
from this city is announced to sail on Satur.
day, the 10Th instant in the steamship Uni
ted States About FIVE hundred men will
compose this party Of colonists.-N Y.
Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

TIE EMPRESS EUGENIR.-In the Paris cor
respondence of the PRECURSOR d'Auvers,
under date of the 25th ult., we find the
following -:
"The Empress is enchanted at the idea OF
her visit to the East, and she is proud to find
that the Emperor has ended by gaining ev-
cry one over to his, side. The journey to
England. .fatigued her greatly;but she always
endeavored to conceal its effects, from an
apprehension that the Emperor would not
consent to take her with him to the East
Whenever the sense Of fatigue overpower-
ed her, she hastened to say that that which
tired her most was the continual efforts In
public to which she was condemned. Yes
terday evening, as she was speaking with
enthusiasm of her approaching departure for
the East, she added that there was only one
thing that troubled her in connection with
this journey, and that was the idea of her
stopping at Constantinople. what wonld
you do at Sevastopol I? inquired the Empe-
ror; would you accompany me about on
horseback 2 NO. replied the Empress
'but wherever there is suffering to assuage,
have not women sublime duty TO fulfill /?
Whilst yon would be at the head of your
soldiers, | would be the leader of those mer-
itorous women who visit the battlefield to
attend upon and console the wounded"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

~ EMINENT lawyers and ex-Jutges in
New York are giving opinions in regard to
the constitutionality of the Maine Law re-
Gently passed by the Legislature of that
State some few are in its favor,but large
majority are against it, especially it's promi-
nent and most important features. The
prospect is that as soon as the Law goes
into operation, its consttutionality will i'm
mediately be tested and the highest legal
talent Of the State will be employed in the
discussion of the legality of the Bill. The
friends of the Law are raising fund to
endeavor to enforce it, and its opponents
are, if possible, more busy and energetic in
raising funds, employing the ablest law
yers, and thoroughly organizing preParato-
ry to the struggle. The result will be
looked for with great deal of interest by
both parties all over the country. What
ever the final decision may be, every one
must be entirely satisfied that it is an ut
ter impossibiity to enforce this law in the
city of New York, whatever may DO done
in other parts of the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24

Five members of the Massachusetts Leg
islature have died during the session.
Speaking of the last Of these, the Boston
Journal says:
Mr.. Lincoln was the chairman Of the
first committee which investigated the con-
duct Of Mr.. Hiss at Lowell. He was gen.
tleman OF nice sense OF honor and unusu-
al sensitiveness, and il is currently believed
that his death may be directly traced to the
excitement and anxiety connected with the
Hiss affair. He was evidently much agit-
sted during the exciting discussion upon his
report, and he went home cflcr that debate
TO end rest only in tho grave.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-24
WHOLE NO 1891

The Hiss Matter to be Brought BJ~e
C0uvt.--Ws understand that the Eisnds Of
Mr.. HIS have taken novel means Of oh.
taining judicial decision upon the righ, Of
the Legislature to oxpcl him, and Of testing
the validity Of the sei, The constitution
provides that "no msmbe, OF tho Lgisia-
ture shall be arrested and held TO bail on
mean process, during his going to, TesuTn-
ing from, or his attending, the General As
sembly.' A writ for debt wits this morn
ing obtained against Mr.. Hiss, and was
served upon him while he was on his way
to the State House. A writ Of hatsos cor
pus was then sued Oh. BY his friends srn~
the ground that Mr. Hiss being a membes
Of the Legislature, and on his way to that
body, could not legally be srres cd SPoh =
process for debt. There will be hearing
upon the writ tomorrow forenoon at 10 o.
clock, before Chief Justice Shaw, in the
Supreme Court Room.- Bost. JouE