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From Nashville, Lavergne
and Smyrna,...... --.-
From MuIfreesb0ro, Chris
tiana and Fosteryille,
From Bellbuckle, War
trace, ShelbyVille az d
acknowledgements.
From iOliahOma, ksull's
Springs, Decherd and
COHan....... ...-.......
From Tautalon, Anderson
and StevensOB,.... 49,.
From Bridgeport, She'll
mound and Hhiieside,. q.
STATION TO EAsHyu LR.
From Cha tanOoga, She'll
mound and Nhiteside...
From Bridgeport, Steven
son, Anderson and Ten-
tzlou-..-.............
From Goa an. Decherd, rs
tiii's Springs and rulla-
DOms,. s,.'....-.. ...-...'..
From Normandy, Wartrace,
Sh lbyyiile and Bell
buck klc,.............--..
From Fustervii'le, Chris
tiana and Mur,reesboro,.
Eram Florence Snyrna and
lavergue,.............s.
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l53 ITITER SIHEEI 4EE TOEE,

10 WI4bH NLNEEI, wv FUHh,
Ha8g. ag;grer aud Proprietor Of
UITEEEzEl's YEAST or EsAkENG POWDER.
Importer AMI DeaeriD
IlGEAH TARTAR Sup CsYh soda, Sal Soda, CASTLE
I SOAP Hiacz Lead, Rritlsh LUsre, Ret q Pearash
S9.arlrir Ccckiug EXtrets, Matches-WGE i Wodo.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
0FrIcE-o0RXEa GaUaoA AND clf8sHY sIaEz7s

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"A A LARGE invoics Of Drugs, Chemicals. 0ila "a
~ Paints Dye Suf, Instruments Psrfumery Fancy -
IA Goods Brushes Sc just received and for sale 70
a. al small advance spon Eastern coat, By
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SUNDRIES.
a. {. EDWARDS anEzar vr,rn.rr
Wholesale and Retail SsFoc.Tss -. s,---r
Produce aRd Commission Merchants

Il
whoissaie aS ana Retail iSsOsTsr s:Tsa.5 TL1s9AEI-
Produce aad Commission Merchants
/ No BROAD aIHEER. 81 -ss.s .s..,--' =.
| Nashville, aay 2Sd, ls5.5 - - -.
SE"ASEE HOUsL:, NASHVILLE, Teanssss.-
| - BRIDGES son, PR07RiEI0Es .F
NHS desirable hoass has lately sen -tireiy rest.d
ani reurnls6ed and 'nsre nas sO bssn addsds oan-
The house. is centrally loessd, e0nveuisns "a Is a.
ral s'sgs 9fiee, steam Boat Landing as brsinssa
perten Of tie city ~
We are now prepared to accommodates tho 1ars,u r
ie and our fends ssneIS in style Eot b sar-
passed BY any hotel in the :, est
iunssO BkiDGES son. PFOprstonL
NEW BANkIAG HOUSE. - -s
JOHN d. JAMEs & CO., :,
BAN AERS AND EXOHANGE DEALERS,
Next Door 60 the Bank OF Nashville,
EASHHLLL& TEal&
STEWART OWEN.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
-, 10, 81 Market q, Eashvils, --a
4 BEP constantly hand all k1nds Of improved csk.
s5 ~ asd "a, Es,tt~g Sz0HES, EnAnsIsd md Pblc
ii:pSch ' '''' '-''1'S1 VIZ ssSSSS sss.nS,s 'io
= a HOE,E, 8. wIILIGsS mo A F5Ts7-
JOHNSON, HORNE a co.. l77T
WH0LESALg AND RETAIL RROCFRz. 1- 60
ccunissioEsad FSrvaring sserchaots, ssszsrs %
,n..o, 1,Sos.s, Coss31 aud Tobacco. tsrE
iutg 8, 1888.
hcGREDY 4 CARMTCH1El---
NeSshkHAEN, FLOAISIs AND LANDSCAPE GAR-
DENERS,
LIEWo0D NURSERY,
NASHVILLE, TESN,
Ihrss ARes from ~ Cssy. Lss i2s50r0' Tzz5izs
II AVE for sale Fruit Trees, Grgps Vines Ever SsL,
Ii greens and Ornamental Trees Shruos Rosss 90
GREENHOUSE flanls. os4ge Oranges for Rsdzss &e Ir-
deas land out or remcdeed Bouquets order AZ all a-
Idec2s-Ia,
RORERT JOYNT,
LATS OF SMITH, JOYNT & co.,
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
MEkCAANG T.
Wholesale ana Rs.ai, Dealer IN
GR0CEkltS, PkODUCS AND LIQUORS
AASETILLE TENN
- S-ct attention paid " all orders from the Soath
junel6
40 DEALERS IN OIL CLOTHS
RNhE unfers- ed Us.g largely enRsgsd IL nanafaeinr-
iog u Cttas - u.ade arrangements 70 sell Iis
I-uutaCGte1 gods The Is eonpleie Tic
quantity nusdrpGs s ssd the prfes Al which he az
lord 10 sell, cannot tail " give satisfaction. VA
dis stOck Consists Of
Floor Oil Cloths,
Fro to Is fset wide-new patterns, Oaks TapO5sry
Marble and Tiles -.
Carriage Top Oil Cloths
OH Ducks, Drdls Mu-in enaeec and plaIB suriaes
TaBle Oil Cloths,
to s4 wide In the piece apd pss superior The I'M
ported. - ! = -.
Stair Drugget Oil Cloths, DC.
Warehouse ~ Areh u. below third, PhiadeIphiS Pa
ThOAA5 POTfkR. .r-I
aug T. d6m. MznuacuHsr-
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n S1hE NOAAE EOR t<ANS1<1tS--r
II WIFE having lA6ors3 under &C Lsr breasf 81
VI sometime, and having risd diHsrsnt treatment,
coocluded 70 undertake 1t myss sr1 in less than
months Infected complete afhoGgh Ehe had been
given NJ by her ends ceng beyond the reach OF
cure she has for the last bseTheah than she
had tor many yeers previous and has gwen brit
hDs child which she hszsslf have also treated
several other cases. and have with the
My treatment is not the using OF the hnite, Ceusc,
Mercury, but It ID purely Vegetable also Prossss
other diseases such Female Diseases a8d Uiesr
SerofElf Piles, md all diseases originating in like
All ask Of per,ons afflicted with Of tie absvo
named diseases, IS TO give ula Where thers isHs1
there shall be charge Further Information eAn BE-
obtained b. calling ne or BY latter Il No l27 Sorh
Market street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
iuly3-Sm W&g
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Fouc the above rates to be shipped of
" five bsrrels and upwards, at time when in less
quantities. five cents per barrel to be added Flour in
sacks will be transported same terms 200 lbs to be
rated and charged aS one barrel II. !. ANDERSON,
ocii3 If Su Ierintendeut
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABL1BHMENT,
No. IL Cedar Street,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILUhINH E5-
TABLIsHMENT,
No. IL Cedar Street,
Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
yyTHERE may be found choice and well select. @.
wv ed stock of "a
Cloths, CassimereS, and Vestings, M
fthelstsst and most beautiful patterns, all of which will
be made up 70 order the most fashionable STYLE and at
as short notice be done il any city in the Union
and at prices to suit the times
am now receiving my stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and being satisfied that they By far the hand.
sOmes Goodsever brought to ths market examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made Clothing.-C Pants and Vestu of
allkinds fine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Merno Undershlrts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus-
penders Cravsts Pocket Handkerohiefs, Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &C.
- Garments outat the shortest notice. Please call
and examine. I. Though,
sepl-tf Agent.
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% .GuE2R z0TYPEsI nAanERPE0TiYPFi

TIIHE MOST BEAI TIF UL BUILDING LOIS
i IN kUGEs l. Lii FOR "a We are nov cferue
for sale Lots aOs 81 SS - and So IN ilsms ASditios
the oornsr Boscobee and Robson stresls fronting 9
feet Boseob and running buek ITS feet on Hobsoa
street. alley o feet wide 1heSe Lots bare tie most
commanding building sites in ali EdgsEsd are dsnssfT
covered win hands frest es and Of deep sai-
They situated sbt half way betwrru the handsome
residences oi Dr. shelby and a. Whees Esq aud betwesn
tsthsrland street and shelby Avenue hundred Ted
wide Apply soon TO J.L&R w BAOTN
OctsO-zw 44lS Cferry a.
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PRKMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
EBEN FULLER,

(Succs to Hamilton Fuller,
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and spring Oh Church StS.,
Nashville, TeDn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
III this Manulactory since its establishment the Pro
prieor feels determined merit continuation Of the
in future
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
wsrk consisting in part Of Mens Boys and " uths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans, double
sole; House Servanis Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf NO
rocco Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stoct
In good style Rnd warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EbEN FULLER
~ banner, Wing. Gazette and Cleveland Banner
ocIv ana discontinue All other advertisements auV24
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% tS 4" 9 1900
With numerous Prizes of ooO s5OO0 lOO $3.50 slOO,
de-. &c. Persons remit any amount, from 81 up
wards that they sish invest receipt Of which fr
ward is value the Lottery designated the
purchaser be designated then some LOuery tnAi
will be after tn, buyer has got the III ke In his
sion An Ocial Of the Lottery will be with all
tickets ordered, uliy sealed osina envelope,
the day the Losry drawn The Official Drawing viii
be l. together Explanation OF ths result Of
the purchase. The Drawn Numbers also published in
daily papers OF the city OF Baltimore and In the Daily
HStional IDteiIigencer, H.. &.
Circular containing all the Schemes will be sent to any
one b. addressing the UniersiEned.
Address orders for Tickets 10 T. x Brennan,
nly24, Ia55-Iy No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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OFFJcE OF the MAINLAND OOSsOLlDAIkD LorrsEtEsi
BALTINosg, JULY lst, ls5S.
ALE DcEHTs CERTIFICATES 0F PAckAdgs OF TICKETS,
n LOTTERIES AUIHoRIIKD TIE STAIK MARYLAND
LIrHOORAYHED sIGsArUHE OF Z. Y BSENAN,
GKEERAL AeEST CoNTRAcToR ASD AM OTHEAs ARE
Owing the applications from all pas Of the
country the management will give their steHon TO the
hnc OF oGeFstor 1eAets Ceideaes, in the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons al distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders for Tickets promptly hed ana the sreiesl con
adenee observed.
These LOTTERIES are drawn daily in pubic in the City Of
Baltimore the superntendeEce tho stale Lottery
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given the State
ry for the payment OF all Prices The prices of Whole
Tickets from 81 to $50, Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There are never than $4,000 Prizes In any Lottery
which Prizes in amount from 81 to SO0oO, according
70 the price OF Tickets For instance
When price Tickets Is 81 the highest Prize Is about S0
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10. q. BROWN,

10. q. BROWN,
TTAVIHG purchased the entIre interest OF Mr.. w. b.
IL GRuBBs will continue the DRUG BUsINE q, ~
rmeriy the old stand where hs will be pleased 10
his friends, &c, &c. No AZ, College Streoet.
My stock of Fancy Goods Psrtumery de, Is new very
complete having received fresh supplies selected b.
Of the firm ia person. viz Lubns Bszins and Mitch
els Extracts American Tinct and German Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every style
Ollucs and L1bins Ssches; Aromatic Chrysasi Chine
Metsl and Glass Puff Boxes, several new styles: Shel
Combs large stock. Also, have hand IEdigo, Nader
White Lead. Linseed OIL Turpentine. &C Je9 :
ITlSHING TACkLE.--a isIEe s,oet se,eCted =
II one of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and Spoods; also, Aoeroeen, Gravets
leen and Common Lmericz Hooks, splendid assortment
of Lines Cable Laid Silk snG Sea Grass spun Plated
Silk Mnnow Seines, u by 4; Floats OK every variety
Reels Jointed Rods Clearing I1gs Flv Hooks, dc &c
In shor supply those who appreciate ne Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for she successful
prosecution of this useful 6 sailing S0owv 40 con,
COD-LIVER OIL Gro. genuine Cod Liver 0ll
" just received from RushtOn, Clark & Cos, by
jeS 10 g. BROWN, 4s College St
T EECHES.-I,00O Sweoish Leeches Cn hand and f0I
l. sale by 10 G. BROWN, 4s Co,es st
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbl,
of the above just received, OF prime quality; sold tS
jes JO G. BROWN, 40 College st.
CTONE WARE.-s,5Oo pieces stone Ware, consist
= ing of Jars Churns Jugs Milk Pans Butter Crooks
lea O'|'' 10 q. BROWN. 4s College st
OORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Consteutly OF
hand Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
jei jes . anu ' 10. G. BROWN, 40 COllegeH
DEARL sTARCH.-25 boxes of very superior
L article Of Starch, Just received b[
jes 10 G BROWN, 48 College St
MEDICINE CHESTs.-Just opened. fne lot Of
MI Medicine Chests suitable for Families Plantations
Also, dozen Physicians Saddle Begs assorted styles
jeS 10 G. BROWN, IS College st.
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PUNPS Also. az assortment Of Ale and Cider Puma
with silver tops. the Cider Pipes and Pumps are uaSs
of britannia Metal thai acid has effect tsta
J. G. 8 c. ROBERTSON,
au2S-Iy a Broad n 81.
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NOTICE,
TNR0M this date Mr.. JOHN VI. WILSON has become
L interested in business, which will be continued
under the firm and style OF
SNOW, MACKENZIE b co.
Nashville, Oct 2, '55,
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Frnm NsshyIlle- Layerrn,

sTATIoS 10 CHATTANOOGA.
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y.G c. RoBERTSOFs
BREAD & CRACKER BAKERY. CONFEc.
THnNsnV

No. FL Broad street.
IXTE prepared 10 furnish cur cid and new c.s
w TOmers with COED Cheap bread VIZ "A lnsvss 70
the dollar Butter Boston, Soda snd Sugar Cracksrs
fresh every day. -.-.. ... : u -I' -f-.--
just received by Railroad direct nom n, York. alArTe
assortment of y :. Emonds Cream Nuts FiboTts Sng-
sh Walnats &c. Fresh CurTarts Ctrons. Ground Gu
ger Spice Pepper, &c. Also fine lot Of real ssnuune
Puerto rrinepe CigsTs. ).
pTINpl -Afso cf s.,If
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Marine Affairs.

orIox vorAGr.-The American clipper ship Typboon,
Capt saml. Goodhus, arrived at London Januffy 10;
are informed has made the passage 10 the remarkably
short time Of 20 days from Calcutta The sAms ship
made the passage out In 80 dsysthus making one o.
the shortest voyages out and home on the record.
scHoosyR AsnoRy-Ths steamer N. Sanford, tarrivei
yesterday from Philadephia, reports seeing fore
ard aft schooner ashore at Bsrnegst q, O'Clock
She lay With head OF shors ss hanging overheard aud
the sea mskipgs clear breach her. Five or six q
the crew we're on her jibboom, and the surf boat
going 10 their assistance.
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ARRIVAL OF THR GEORGE Law.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
s1,s5l,OOO In Gold Das.
s~-~e~-~~-~~S~-e~~~s~~.~~~>
Revolt at the California State Prison.
DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN MINERS AND ROBBERS
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.
y~,>o~~~s~>~S>->-->>~~-~-~-
$1,Ssl,0O0 In Gold Dast.
M A r x E T s
&C., &c., 30.

The steamship George Law, Lieut. James McKnstry,
U. g. N, commanding arrived at her dock early yestsr
day morning She left Aspinwa at o'clock P. NJ the
18th inst, and arrived at Havana early the mornng
Of the 10th She left Havana at O'Clock p NJ, same
day, and arrived at Quarantine at TX O'Clock the
morning Of the 25th She brings the California mails Of
january l, sl25i sos in treasure freight and two
hundred and ak passengers.
In the list of passengers will be noticed the Of
Col lnge, OF san francisco; Major Donaldson and Capt
Anger, OF the Army; Lieut. Maury of the Navy, and
Capt j. H. Haughton, late Of whaling ship Memnon, Of
Nantucket destroyed by Gre in the harbor of Payta on
the 18th OF Nov. last.
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INrAILATIos.--IAst evening Rev W. W King vas 10.
stalled pastor Of the Cnverssist eharch corner Of
Fourth and South THIRD streets The sermon wss
delivered by Rev j. Sawyer address the soesty BY
Rev A. H. Chaplin, and charge 70 the pastor By Rev W.
r. Nye.
fsrosrn For several days past q female sbou,
twenty ave yesrs Of are has been making appeals
amongst our citizens for Ams sometimss 20 assist tho
needy, and sometimes 20 bury the tsad ne number
Of persons have been vi.tiered By The plausible s0rss
~ his yoDan. wNc /. an imp9.' Or
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b stationed q Rss and 500 Ct Cvta vsccha CARDINAL
Antone writes letter TO the Preach Ambassador as
ssntng TO this arrangement and seeing In ID &c new
pssof Of special devotion and attachment the part Of
france.n
Count cavour Is appointed Minister Of Foreign Affairs
In Sardinia.
Letters from Vienna say that the convention between
Austria and France for securing the tranquility OF
Italy, has not been signed, will Il be until the
treaty Of December shall result In offensive alliance
between the two Powers named.
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John Thompson killed.
VIM Bryant alias sidney Brown, badly wounded, atlargs
Cherokee Bob 10 MORALLY wounded
and retaken.
Ia addition 10 the above Valentine, two hexicsns,
Moses with two others severely wounied 10 the
fght At the prison, In the attempt 70 take tbs sloop
Moses will probably die 10 night. Chsroke~ Bob vas
found whilst the pursuit being carried so lively
on the hills In Contra Costa. He says watkins vas shot
in the arm and another ball had passed through biz
angs lie vas splitting blood shsn they separated, asd
thought 90 Be dangerously wounied. Collin Doug
back badly shot. He found IN the mountains 'ln,
able 70 rep up Win the fagtiyes william Powers
badly vouneed In the leg James smith also fou ad
BY the road unable 20 proceed farther In his wounded
e. ndition. Richard Berry bad fsv buokshot Ia his
shouldsr. James Adj badly woandsa by q me-.
proceed. D. Davidson vas wounded ~ a discharge %
buekshet bot Vas stle 10 riis without diBeu.y John
Nareln, ksrcsn, vas wounded By ball
John Thompson ALLIED ~ ball IN the hands ~ oos
o. the guard While Ia the act o. climbing the mast for
the purpose o. sdjastpg ms u tue gyng.
o. g. smith ~ss badly wounded By . Ab0t from
muskst.
sydney Brown alias Bryant, was sho, throaxh ths
BODY, and vas In company Nth Cbsrosss Bob chen Bob
fen exhausted Hrorn succeeded in hiflng hlmssf In
some ehspparsl Just before the guards cane In sghi
lie IL consequently Sun q, large
Chsrotse Bob vss sinking rapdly this sveaiag ani
could give but LITTLE sdi,onsl Information Hs a.
times slightly dsiirious, and may have been nstAtsn In
portion Of his story. Anovsne-, tbsr~for. 10 - b
made for the ecrzsciDsss a the story. Porynf q u
induces the ofe>r Of The prison 20 give ere5~res 70 w.
The scsp'orst prisoners say that thsy ssh.t ias
every one 81 NE ban1 save sir, zone says hvs vers
wounded.
Tbsy az Ia s;aItoa TIA, u. soavis,s fsbbsa .vsry
fsrsh ~ 10y rsn. "a = ,ssins frs' 30 vss 80
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SARDINIA.
ADHESION OF THE PIEDMoNTEsR GOVERNMENT TO THE

WESTERN ALLIANCE.
II Is stated by the London Timer that the Sandman
government has signed the protocol Of April last and
thereby joined the alliance Of the Western Powers
This important step taken in virtue Of the fth
tcle Of the convention between England and France,
which signed at London the 10th April 1854, and
a. follows
Their Majesties the Queen OF the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain Ireland and the Emperor OF the French
viii readily admit into their alliance, In order to
operate the proposed object such of the other Powers
OF Europe may be DESTROYS OF becoming parties
to IT,
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pre- and may hope BY great SACRIFICES TO exhaust The
energy Of her loss But Prussia H. in srategicat point
Of vsw the most defencsless State in Europe and she
owes hsr present existence to the treaties and
ties O. forfeit those alliances, but more ss-
pseially her good understanding with Austria
may lead to most disastrous results Every day brngs
her step nearer to the alternative Of an alliance with
one party or the other In this contest The ground OF
neutrality leaves her altogether isolated and poweress
Yet the Russian alliance, with all Its peris almost turns
the scale OF influence against the Western Powers, and
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Total ........................E34s 37,sT s
been credited 10 dspositors for interest while the
ceipts have amounted only to f24o70 $50 ISIS III. To
meet this OF Affairs f21 s24 Ia Sd out of the
above securities TO he absolutely cancelled ina mely,
$40 ss4 Is Ia Consol % 555, 674 5s I'd. Reduced
and Els, $50 $40 L. 3D. new Three per Centss and
account Ii 70 be created in It's place, 10 be called the
estate Deposit Account No l." TO the credit Of which
the Of f24 coo IL 70 be placed being about two
thIrds OF the amount doe On this credit per cent
Interest Is 70 be paid quarterly, on the 10th Of
February, Nay, August, and November COM
mencing in May next, whish Interest, together with
their other receipts, the Commissioners for the
reduction Of the National Debt may invest n any gov
eminent securities holding the same liable TO meet any
demands The Commits sonsis likewise 10 prepare
balance sheet annually the goth Of Sovemb,r when
any dshepcy surplus that may Be kown 10 have oc
cured on ts II 10 be arranged either By an issue
81 additional securities from the or BY the
canceilipg OF . proportion Of those already held.
The Suspension annoanced 10 day 81 hessrs helor
HeheriErtsn Co, respectable firm In the American
trade. The amount Of their iasihtss has not been
stAs but tEs s'cppass has b. caased :. rs reesot
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failure Of hsssrs. Norwood Rogers sad although the
public generally havs learned 10 attach NJ pssncs 70
such sfatsments, II 10 sad and hspsd that tie lquda
ton viii not b unfavorsbls. hessrs- Htherngton have
. house 1t New York.
The return from the Bank Of England for ths week
ending the 9th OF January gves the following results
when compared with the previoas week. 4
Public deposits. 3ol, 36l Decrease. .f3ol o7b
Other deposits. o,98l,364 Decrease. ST. 023
Rest .:.......... s19i, SGT Increase. 1854
On the other side OF the account
Government securities Ell .611 800 Increase f2aT
Other securities Is, ,a28 Dc ,rsase.. 325 408
The amount Of notesin circulation Is f19 6s1 roo be-
ing increase OF f2S0 $50 and the stock OF bullion In
both departments Is els 661 384 showing decrease OF
21o7, 273, whom compared with the preceding rstura
Bank OF EAgland Returns.
An account pursuant 10 the act 7th and 8th Victoria
cap. 80, for the week ending January o, 1855:
nsUE DRrAKTMkSr.
sr Debit. Credit.
Notes issued. .E26, sss, ass Government de.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

FILkNtH uNNHfrVN HDNE-CHANNFS
sARpIsfAs cABiNEr-THE AUSTRALIANS IN ITALY.
Napoleon has intmated 10 the Pope that for pre-
cent The French army Of occupaon VIII not be reduced
beloS tn uiaDasl :. x ~ Rss, " sloa D0Jl sAAu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26
following is the specie list Of the George Law

Hh1V UcORB In" VVHHtuVri WIVH HI'HWsHIp
Age, which left San Francisco the LIST instant.
weare indebted to the expresses Of Wells Fargo Co..
Adams Co., Hnckcy Co. and the san Francisco News
Depot OF J. w. Sullivan, for files Of California papers
We are indebted to Mr. Edward II. Mitchell, purser OF
the George Law, for favors.
The trial OF "Yankee Sullivan" for being engaged in
prize fight resulted in agreement Of the jury
and he remanded for q new trial
The people Of the neighboring town OF Oakland have
been In state OF excitement account of the dsfaca
ton Of Mr. Hogan their City Marshal and Tax Collector,
and the supposed connivance participation of the
Mayor in the Transaction They have held public
ings passed stringent resolutions, and offered reward
Of 81 600 for the apprehen zion OF the defu who
left the State. He Is In default Of some SIT, 900.