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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-29

NASH sELtIEs isN y ESS Ia.
Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State
THE above lDstltuon s permanently located, and IS
L not surpassed By any similar establishment IN the
United States point of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant
Ok-keeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision OF
the President of tile College who apractCal book keeper
having had many years experience in of the largest
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the suDerInendence of JOHN A
MCEwEN Esq, Member of the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures will be delivered at NIGH not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by VIZ. FERREL, NJ Under this head is embraced every
species of calculations necessary for bOokkeeper bs
to undersaud-viz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c &c
Terms of Tuition.
Keeping, BY Double and Single Entry, applied
to every variety Of business, both prosperous and
ADVERSE go
Commercial Law Lectures including the of books SIS
Pennanship-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
For fifty Lessons to Be taken within three months $40
s5 The above fees are payable invariably, IN advance
The importance OF this rule must appear obvious students
enter for Unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having vacation:
hence students may enter at any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will be supplied with com
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for SO per week.
No student will be taken for less than full course,
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full course-frOm six tn ten weeks
"a Address Southern Commercial College Nashville
Tenn" sp27-dtw&wly
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r. C. M'NAIRY & CO.,
40. So College st., Nashville, Tenn,

40. So College ST., Nashville, Tenn,
RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF NV
n GOODS to which they would respectfully invite the
attention of the public.
EmbrOideries.
They have opened for sale the handsoest and most
varied assortment of Embroderes brought to Nash
ve from which the ladies would do well select early.
Their
Silk Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
Will surpass all previous displays.
Carpets.
In few days they will receive rich and extensive
ply of Carpets selected in the East by their buyer
pressly for this trade and which they intend sell
cheap make it to the interest OF every to buy
them Their stock in this department will be $4,000.
Also of every thing in their line Of business they will
keep constant supply Of the best quality at the lowest
price.
their New Store, they selling below cost. Let all who
desire good bargainsgi them call
sugiS-u
HAVlNG opened in our new Store No. IS, College St,
we hope TO see our old friends and customers and
disposed to do every thing in for their
cOmmOdatiOn, hope win be offended at, or deem
unreasonable for adoption ofthe following rules IN the
future conduct of our business
No Goods sent out appreciation.
No samples given
No Goods taken back exchanged when bought
No Goods bought by Servants, upon verbal orders
will be taken back. r c. McNAIRY CO.
dec3 If B&Fw
OPENING THIS DAY!iI
DICH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry Carpets;
IL Rich BRUSSELS Carpets,
Rich New Style Scotch Ingram Carpets;
" " 3-py Carpets;
d" Chenille Enamelsd and Velvet Rugs
All of the above goods are this day receivedby
nop4 r. q. McNAIRY co.
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
Observation-Disclosures
CELEBRATED
9NRWAN B1PPINRSo
DIR. c. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA. PA,
WILL EFFEcTUALLY
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases of the Kidneys and
all diseases arising from DisOrderAS
Lirer or Stomach:
as Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles
Funess, or Blood TO the
Head Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Futtering the Heart Choak.
ing Sudoeatng Sensations when lying posture Dim
ness of Vision Dots or Webs before The sIpht Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi.
ration, YellOwness Of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the SIDE, Back Chest Limbs,
&c, &c, Sudden Fushes of
Heat Burning the Flesh,
Constant lInaglnings
of Evil, and great
depression OF
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation does so with feeling Of the utmost con-
Idence IN It's virtues ana adaptation 10 the diseases IOr
which it is recommended.
1t is and unried article, but that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale unvaed by any similar pre-
psrations exant The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians and individ-
uas in all parts OF the country, is immeIse. The follow
ing from your own State is respectfully submittedrefer
ing any one who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia"
er Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Familiesto
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bers
Principal Office and Mandatory 2O Arch St. Philade'
phia, Pa.
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.
DR.. II. 3. SCARBoRoUGH Dover Tennessee August 90
1853 says: have sold all the German Btters you have
sent me; and if the preparation continues to do much
good as IL has doRe It s0iH be the best medicine sold
here"
L. oDeRAss, Sparta Tennessee, August 90 1883 says:
81 am pleased to state that your German Bers has given
satisfaction in every instance where has been used
b. 7. HoLLSs Hsborough Tennessee, August 20, 1883
says pleased state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction"
DIR, p FArIo & Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1851, sad Your Bitters selling very FAST and
every person that has used it. far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN & Co.. Gallatn, Tennessee, December
80, 1850, sad "The firm will want of your Bit
ters soon of the partners thinks ii is great med
cine"
r. S HARDY, Bolivar Tennessee, September Is, 1852,
said There great demand your Bitters here please
send another lot soon"
- They entirely Fsgetq5Ie free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and pros
trate it,
,s- Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers
erywhere.
szy- Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoville, Brown
Grubbs Ewn Brothers, Ii. G. ScOve and dealers in med
cine generally. inch 10 55-dfwly
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NTOLASSES.-So0 packages MO.asses store and
N1for sale BY d. ). FRENCH son
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LoNGWORTHS NATIVE WINES
WE have Just received direct from n LongwOrth the
w following celebrated brands Of Catswbs Wine: La
dies Sweet Wine; Sparkling Cstawba Wine Also Ca
tawba Brandy, the rival Of the French COgnac.
). II. LOOMS 4 CO,
jan s Sole Agent for the Aanufs cturer.
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SPLENDID STOCK

NN the 10th March. we will open ONE HUNDRED
~ PIECES OF AATTZNG, of the best make, and in
ali widths and colors.
feb24 R. C. McNAIRY co.
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MERCHANDISE

LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
FALL GO DS,
at Prices to suit the Present Crisis.
JAMES NICHOL,
NO 20, PUBLIC SQUARE.
rs prepared to e1hiot his Fall Importation Of Rich
DRY GOODS,
Comprising one of the most desirable ASSIGNMENTS
ever offered selected from the very latest Imporatons and
purchased under the GREAT DEPRESSION OF PRICES
IN THE EASTERN CITIES, during the months of Sep
tember and October under the circumstances feel gatih
ed that offer such inducements as will enable all 10
urchase.
SILKS.
have large and we'll selected assortment Of Silks at all
PRICES and well suited for the Fall trade, &c.
Super Brocads Striped Silks Rich Poult de Sole Silks
"a Plaid Glacie do " Blk Wat'd, new style
Gros de Aprigue do " Gro de Rhine, (sll
Plaid and striped Silk, widths)
:, great Variety ' Galley, (All cOOrs)
Wedding and Evening Dresses, beautiful variety eAea
Silks of all kinds, &c. &c.
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS.
Plaid and Stripped Cashmeres;
Tartan Plaid, (al colors and widthE)
Real French Merinos from 80 cents up;
Nousls Gs LANES, 34, 64 widths
Superfne Bonn bazines
White Cashmeres De EcOsse
Valencia Robes, (rich)
Alpacs's;
And great variety of other styles, new and cheap.
LACE GOODS.
Medallion Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
Trimmed Embroidered CollarettS
LACE-Embrodered Collars Sleeves aud Habits;
Morning Collars and Sleeves.
French Embroidered Eandkerchiefs,
Mourning do
Applique Spriggs, Cambria FOuncng and BandS
Embroidered Cnemizetts and Sleeves;
Yaencenne and Maltese Laces and Edgng Jaconet and
Swiss, do
CLOAKS, TALMAS, SHAWLS, sc,
Grape Shawls, Terkere and Thbbet Shawls, Cashmere
Scar6, &c
LINEN HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Linens Barnsley Sheeting Bird-Eye Diaper; Huccabac
Crash Napkins and IRISH Linens; French Linen Cambre
English Silk and Cotton Hosiery; Winter Hosiery; all kinds
Ladies' and Gentiemens Kid Gloves Beaver and Gaunte
Gloves, &c, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS AND
BLANKETS.
French and English Cloths and Cassmeres great variety
ClOakng Cloth; Blankets Of all kinds Satinets; jeans
Tweeds (al wool) Plaid Linseys Real Wech FannelS,
&c. Domet &C., &C. and all other descriptions &c. &c.
COTTON GOODS
Sheeting (alI widhs) Beached and Brown Domestics;
English and American Prints Hoyles Prints and great
variety Of other Goods.
Call and examine my Stock of Goods To CASH BUY
ERS and PUNCTUAl4 CUSTOMERS great Inducements
will be offered. JAMES NlCHOL-
Nashville, Nov. g. 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

employ the veto. for nearly is" ea#f1rlss-aia
It's believed that none could do il witt imH4uttt.
But in frse and democratic America. 100 the very
infancy Of our republic, it has become, under the
malign influence of party, and the constant 'az
oroaohments Of power.a frequent and iayaric r.
sort Of pminant political organization. = 'ars
ago, when men we're patriots, an patriots state
men. the prophetic vision Of the immortal HHo=F
saw in tbe Executive department If the govern
ment "a sqn.Hfins-aa awful squirting toward.
monarchy" Franklin tine philosopher and ,'er.
in politics not Ie.~ thaa pbY,ic.. saId that ''fH.
Executive would be AWAY, increasing beIe. -
cl-egh until II cud. IN monarchy" And at
critic Constitution had z no into operation. J.f=
fer<a1 thought be .ae great danger If il b..ar
"trarp,d into Monarchy" W ,huidrr fofh.1H
h7s near These forebalins. al or z.pab. .e ~
father, .eem Ia their f1lfmenf Louis W .'#
on converted a constitutional rapaPic .nfr ma
empire bv tho iocpfaco assumption that ta'
Pre-idontr.g ntsd the people. Nothing -.,.a-
needed With ~ ant an equaI', bold aud aa-era
pnlo1s executive head. 20 effect the same dir.
caH-uum zion:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

Up To THREE O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
city uOTEL-N. \. PAlrrSoN, Proprietor.
Mrs NJ page and SERVANT, Liberty; VIM
flobsom, Bedford; \ u Tjn,lev, do; NJ { F"rc-
luau, q Co.'S EAprc., Ag'f.; + { Ward, do;
j Z Whaling. Y : I !, Road; W II Mosh1. J T
Winding. I + Nutrn J Williams, IT., J I Mur-
ron, } & Appcr-ol and Lady, Jas Lablv, L \
Anderson, " II stratton, u ogIesby, W / Hal
lett, j q Paxton \ II Cnmpheli, J w stone, j
: I.anghornc, q Adams, \ Valentine, city;
J II Fucker, Bedford, r II Canpbcll Mercy
Comty: II Cheatwood Bedford: Jas MetcaIf,
do Chas Lougharne, Roanoke. Va; Il II Buck
url., \ & Co'~ Express; W Furt. do: Capt d
Scrngg~, Packet Boat; Som1 Griffin, Bedford;
II Harmcru-, y T L r.; II WHITE : : K Z.
WASHINGTON II0ESE-W. ", LEFrWIcH
proprictor.-U K IIoh>un, Campbell; & W
~taiuhack. Petersburg; l. A J Morrison, Buana
Vista. Va; ,lqmes y Hell, kothcryood, Tenn;
Edward \ Iauehoruc. Roanoke; lno " EIami-
ton, Huckbridge sam Nnnder~ljce. Lexington,
Va >am'I = Nsa-, Grnrlal Agcnt for lynch
burg Nrginian: JOHN Sower. Chri~tiau>burg;
L /. IIroy, NHter>t; Jane, NJ Harris, : sons
aud servant. bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

% ~ :. -. p.r,ts
-. TT, pa.L 90 Tho
ii''.''' NJ. = II, - aandnea ,,cre
- Ill, -. an r. ,b;na.
- n. r.. an 10 cbsrans of y,,ral
'.....,. r.f. -. ,t.a I'd, of the
.,,I f.,.,f....t .l., -, all lo, hen omen at
=. - ,.s..'...,. H. - ,bo' ,.,,,,lo Tbev
III. - .,,,.,.., /, . ,,rrost de.eri
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- ..,..-t-. ~. las .-,r.f5 ,,., mir can be
81 - ,,,...., - all ,,asI, With the lsbor-
- -, lie TIL ro bean,i
.f..s5i. ...,l, -ge,iip., lawns. .miIiogpar
- .,r.,.,,,:@. at. .iIs.rv streams. nu1
.,.,.i,. lii ,f.I,t ..ra; and ,,lnunv At
,i...... IN If, -, ,l.,f bea,l- m conscious
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IaHt-l + oil
~a5at Iame- pafk Wiz socc inora.s. hut ! no"
fa-t heauiIf4l and ATTRACTIVE. spot having boon
reclaimed hy Henry III, aud adorned Icy anum
Der II -osrrelgn- siuee bis day. II has many
charming walk. oyrfh4ng til spreading tres.
and bounded hy flower brH. and thick hedges-
a, well as "a s1cec--ian ct artificial P"nd., over
whose surface vi r fowl Il every description
GLE necessarily, aud from winch
al.as~..ls4 as..t d ID tae ssfef. rise@
Green Park siape, upgurls from St james
to piccadillv. Il i. an immense grass piat
iater,ecfed In every reetion with Sslks,
hna filled with n ep vii ch brou.e away ut.
teTtv iudiarr,n. Ia all the wealth and splen.
do ur4aad Them Regent Park contains
nearly 81 uere-. anI +, DISTINGUISHED for the
beauty Of it, hedge. walks aud terraces, aud
for IT, extensive ~. logical gardens HYDE Park
is aHphafIcnllY he Park If London, and con.
tam. about 400 acres. entered it through the
grp4t marble eatrwav from which had fine
yie.y not only Of the Park itsclf but Of Asplry
Hoa-c. the Corinthiaa Arch with it, Bronze Stat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
From our European Couespoaden.

d4s-. with the many interesting objects of i...#
CITY. THAI / lavs found il almost impossible L.
..zz....... ....f III Il ,,r.. ..
ha''' - many ''' ~.
ny m"di iH"i hPPffh'ha WNen diIhe9lif ~
separating ih.m INTO distinct and competence
biz IDEAS fer tn. letter.
/ hava# Visited - paars and Ind tho t4lee...#.
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-
SUNNY "'H ''''i - I'M "'N't NV i"s''- -
ct the church Il England under elrcum-tanea@
80 imposing aud impressivc and though | I'D
ALWAYS ,lf,r,,s,fad it. hnautie- If if. ayr.v
- - h.. .,...I ~, :. H. ,.l
new P""sl' ''a h''''l'''i'Al COG ''"ts. - "a
pos~bctp form an ida OF the oitse. Of thu glo
ing anthems n they I'll up through the tow r.
Inc. i,,,... ar g., ,,.i,.a If tn. J.f,l az -. ~
IN WIS 81" - '''' '''''' - -,
hrzt una' h'nr- tho voice u Prh5sF re=feh" i
from the -cu'PfHr"d walls ot TIN con-errlf i
temple The bong, swelling. oud naRu.hr, 1t
.,1,a.n-,, arr, .ti1I rins,i,, in my, or. i,.-.o
1T I......... -, II
'''''''S u II
o' Tue 'ie5''@lhn''' nn''r "h''h ny "ef' l.
carPoraira Wi' my u.H'ry. hd all Ire
pleasure aI Lrarfu, an eloquent nd VI tn 1
..4. f,4 5trt,,,t,njiIl, .er,,,.,, gr-,,.o mini -
- "A t..t.
am convinced i iI'a WIN tho' fPJit "i mo- -
ness and drvntour"hteh, IN trtry pl1'', Is So -
.cntal 10 the character Of "A red disciple t
In. Christ Tho interiorn.ncc, of Ibis ,,,,.,t
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h' '''''a.s' 81 5'' 'a"''''R7' Inc "Is'h "Hd
"'p', - US i''''' NV SI'''"'''' ~ -l''l" -
am nv ~ E'''' '''t ''."'1 ~ ~ 9'"7 ffoI" =
d" 81, '' - ''a'' ''' Sp'P'''' mug h't Loo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
GARLAND u LESBEI,
General Accents and Forwarding and

CGaHis>> 10Y MERCHANTS.
No ~ BpiLINGEECOk-N T.
DAN rsr.au sftraiia#. To- the t3lNtfi.rg II q '."-
A. one ol 10. ,ltt.5el, being "a, Gjy pilt upon
tie nr,iyat 81 r,,.s. y.--o - I-f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

AxorHER CHANGE.-Another change ha- taken
place in the proprietor-hip IF the NorycII House
Mr. Mark Anthony Of hi- city has purchased the
interest Of Mr.. Canthon. and ~ll be associated
with Mr.. Moore in the management Of that pop
ular hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

WINTER AGAIs.--Affer few days Of beauti-
fol weather. the rgor- Of winter have again come
upon a.. Although we are within but one week
OF spring. II j. almost - cold a It La been any
linn. llurnr the Rinlrr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

GEN. q. G. CLAY.-Wc learn that this gem
tlcman has been induced to reconsider his de
clension of the Senatorial nomination, rendered
him by the Democracy of this district, AMI now
consents to accept it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

MURDER CAsr-Pcyton Grimsley charged with
hemurder of Charles Shepherd, was arragned
before the county court of Ialilax, at its FcLra.
AIRY term and reminded to Jail to await trial be
fore the next term of the circuit court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

Hon. ARCHIBALD STUART is again candidate
for seatin the Senate of Virginia, from the dis
trict composed Of Franklin, Patrick and Hen.
~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

PAINFUL EyENr.-We learn from the Salem
Register that Benjamin Carper, ESD, an old and
much respected citizen Of Finca>tle, died sudden
ly on Wednesday evening last The event oe-
CURED ON the evening of his soL's wedding
The bridal party ad just repaired to the festive
board, when twas announced that Mr.. Carper
was dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

The SCARLET FEVER prevails to some extent
in Frederick -burg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27

WuEAr.-Accounts from the counties adjacent
to Fredericksburg speak deplorngly Of the ap
poarance of the wheat folds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
Lynohbups aud Weston Virginia Depot

A. GARLAND rtB ?. E,rrr,
t,fe at | VICE .t#z.1 p f.t4ra#i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

recounted his trchs Of legerdemsn, and assured me
that. though bis qr,sndam friend ws not muco OF q
coed fellow, he <ss q capital juggleri while very
sociable lady Complained thai he only ffequented ner
house TO sit ia gloomy sbstrsctoo; add an old gentle
man vbGm be had brought letters, praised tue Ia
talistic bArchood with which be remzined in city
made solitary by pestence and the cool facility he
exhibited in getting in and ont Of roxs borro wing
money, and preserving mysterious silence about nls
plsrs sentiments and condition. Thus associated
With the least intellectual accomplishments sod with
youth OF vsgabobdage it required some effort OF ere
aulty TO realize that the tscturn roys,erer OF New
York was mater Of those brilliant halls, and the host
at that imperial festival"
"Curioei les Of Puritan History has some tempting
morceaux for antiqusries, bu. the regular magazine
reader will find it rather slow "Our New At
lanis" seems ike an ambitious copy OF splendid
original but it is too poor imitation to deceive any
one. a." Household skeletons nyeighs against some
prevailing domestic abuses, in tone OF sa're niue
too stately for The OCCASION but not without whole
some moral The capital story OF Twice Married
is continued. For poetry, we have several cont1bu'
tons of not tie highest merit, one of which 4" Inc
Water Lily, is a specimen of Poe red'r'rus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

VERY Low WATER IN THE RIVER The water in
the Hudson River between this city and Hu ison was
lower this morning than it at any time during last
summer, and much lower than it has been for many
years. At the Greenbush Ferry they would not allow
more than four teams 10 the bosf at one tine
for fear Of the boat grounding. The Hudson River
Railroad ferry boat New York, grounded short dis
tarce from her Zip at Eat Albsny, about clock,
the Boston ferry-bost 7. w. Ocott, he New. York
was still aground at noon The fleet Cstskiu ste amer
p G. Coffin, Of light DRAFT of water, did not reach
here until noon, having been detained below at the
bar. The steamers Isasc Newton and Manhattan
were aground fbe former at Muls and the latter at
the D,ck, when the Coffin passed them. There was
not more tbsn four FIVE feet of water on the bar
at Castleton, and the northery wind which has pre-
vailed for nearly week, continues TO drive the water
down the river.
L0her.-Tbe Msr haitian reached her dock at O. clock
this afternoon, snd The ferryboat New-York got OF
about the SINE time. Alb. Journal, ooh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE kane RELIEF ExPEDTIoS.-Tho Pnilale
phia lghtboat is TO be fitted up and equipped with
the money appropriated by Congress, and sent ia
eptd about twenty feet II practicable, and fitted up
with propeller. A salvessel Of about 300 tuns
will probably accompany her. Capt. uartstein,
formerly OF the steamer Illinois, has been selected
TO corDmaud The Expedition and ii is said ths he Ia
now engaged in making bis arrangements Il sal in
June.
PROBABLE Loss OF THE Y. s. BRIG PoRroIw II
letter from officer Of the L. a. steam-ffigae Po ".
haitian, under date Of Hong Kong, Jan. IL, Gays;
eve have great fears that the L. ). brig PJrpoiss
is lost, with all on board. She sailed from here with
the Vincennes early in September last, ant, when
nine days out parted company with the w. since
when nothing has been heard of her. The two YES.
sells, in of being separated, were to rendezvous
at BONN Island. The vincennes, shortly after her
arrival there, experienced a terrible gale OF wind
ard, although sheltered from the sea by the high land
around, it blew so hard that she was obliged TO put
down four anchors to keep from being driven ashore;
ard even then they thought her masts would be
blown out Of her. II is feared that in this gale the
Porpoise may have founde:ed at sea. The Vlncennes
waited number of dave In hopes Of her arrival but
she came hot, and the V. continued her cruise"
NAvAL-Ihe U g. brig Perry sailed from Hamp.
ton Roads Sunday for the Canary Islands aud tbs
Coast of Africa. The following Is a correct list Of
LisutenbJts, J. NJ. Wainwright and q. NJ. Rsnsomi
Purer, Charles Z. Upham; Acting Master, N. IL.
Van Zsndt; Passed Assistant Surgeon, =. A. Engesi
Passed Midsbipmen, A. +. Johnston and A. Pender-
erast. The Naval Rendezvous will be opened ia
this city, under command Of Lieut.. Arthur Sinclair.
The other officers ordered there are Lieut. q. II.
Cooper and Dr. W. +. McClanahan, Surgeon.