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Trrun 6tramers, ST.

NEW-YOkK and HAVANA PARCELS EA-
~ Pres -, ARR,sGrOe 20 -tI ai-P,teh Their II ~
v AZ hlOR tasIsE CITY and CshAN6A on the ~
orb I'm ans .5a IL each north No ms s-ivef
Full invoice. requ.o Parcel. be the Once before
seocs ,siibs Gay Co. q oreer OF every descrp
tior .itter city French -pacsh sntso spoAer ~
both Ofiees hsy.na Ofiee 10 ssl Osu TseJn
CAShINGTON 4 90 70 70 Broad wsy.
Hszt rxpTs,s BY the rev 8. Mall steamer GRANADA,
Cd TUESDAY. ApIil II
It ). MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Wis
u. AsP,sNsLL ans PAsAaA -c.i'orui.os ss Ia
formed 'h.t n. Pasrs Railroad completed sCd ne rausi
ottp. f.tbsu. sn ~ m.d. D, AAfJs0AO from Ocean TO
Oce.o No nor, su. Irss.ll- No av.r Boatinf
o. FaIDaY April p - o'clocs p u 'ron pier AZ loot
Of W.r-n-r Norh aivsr vii be DISPATCHED the feet
sssm'hip IELlSOis,
To eaapsct Panama ~h ard superior steamship
yD6s L SrEPdENs.
boa. assys P,,sms 70 prevent detention IN
Of scsi0sbt
No freight received after o'sloes the ssiiins day
r., 1890 ann n The fomp,a,s Office 40 n
a, ~ RAYMOND
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wEDIsH HAIR CREATOR.

- To proprietor, o. the prep>rseoe s.sssstss 20 1890
ard eos ~ Of Asis. hseAs sn<frsy es1
They ca, the 70 o~ns esrtiesfe from q the
- hve bel fsesr tsx seorsd during The
onlhs Ais valuable psc~rsuoa has 49, hrcsGhs
pub &c pote.s hsw-Yosx Mach u, 1883
&c Re Prorri. tcr. 81 the sseh.k H.if Cr-ssor -
Gems e.Sns ben erie b,S for the lest dS % ssvea
years, ! nsVers, BY r-seirs year savsrssenens 70
ul 0f the swedish Hal. Csestot II " GOV sess I'VE
ueu,hs pss ccu aDsner< nee saA hair growing
sg.r vry en.y Where previous to ssra gvepssoes
all 10 ntce 70 soSr wcosesfs dsecvsy,
luus 40 that tfies In my
hair sn5 all ehsr pr.fsrsieEs seemed 70 20 more
karun thsa sod great pleasure IN sskins shsf
rev eerypeS Of Asvsns ny cstorsd nd cheer
.uly ave you Ii testimony. hop.us nay h6uss oehsrs
ki lial Yogr, @. ssrfrd $50 Bros1vay.
Thee preparations scnp's- bottle q L'qsA Me POT o.
fomsde hen spelled al ehx fe wf - msae
th. hair estrsy restored From three 20 stx months
sererssily required FsI al. By The Psisspe 0,asssss
ole.s q Sr...ed 70 ihs PsoPstrrOsS Of The SWEDISH
HsIR CREATOR ~Dl Ne promptly sttended 20 Depot No
80 Brosessy eorpe Of WhitsS Price 81 Usual Gscoant
f,t Ia Trxde
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EVGINE FRANKLIN Auciopeef-Sy fkNLN rShobs
nv MORROW, Saturday at No. ~ Nassau
i ct between Fulton .n0 John-.r LUoEss g. sa.Sn
ier Cabinet ruricure Csp.n Mirrors, via aose-o AID
mshosspy Boob Csss Wardfoees bse'te~s bl .sn We
stspos fsrlor Furniture sgit- painted snd ensmelsa
Cb,mber Furniture rosewood sne m,h1esny sotss tes,
re Cbss In great vueryi beau ha Velvet sInses
p,urr three En<sh Viewer Cpes AZ private 'se
Goods can remain storage Psesed for 'hPpies Ia INC
b,,t uspper All oe ock oae Express Wagon
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A UCTIoN SALE Of FAcToRY PRoPERTY'

n The MATTEAwAN &ACdisE AND MASUFAc-
TURIk4 COMPANY having deter mined TO dsp,.e OF part
Of their establishment will cell, By Auction. THURSDAY
l7ih day Of May at 1 o'sCck NJ. two FAC ny
RUILD1NGs known hs Cotton Factories With the Water
Power eeted ~th them One baoos 10 ~ feet Iona, 81
feet vice. three bssenest sad attic built Of stole In
substantial The other 90 feet LONG ant ~ feet
we so three sloss basement ard attic bai!t OF bnek
with sdoons suitable for vol shops; toss her tn ter
ebinery running Printing Cloths The seo'e s.,.b
lsbnsbt o.-iT.be and located &C M4rrEA-
WAN 10 Duohess County N Y. mile from the 2isbstl
Depot the Hudson River R.osd Terms aud ~i be
sale. For further infor nation .poy a.
sCHEkCK's MACBIHERY DEPO {, No. 90 Green ~ichst
N TO the sJbscb.r
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G,steitanfOus

ELAX for SALE.-30 coo lbs. Rensselaer, and
Vshbvtea Co FLAX 10 rot. 70 s.it yweh .sers
NORra An FLAX ASo HEMP 20.
Gissy BuiDdAs eorses OeartssnStW ssd Bses5~sy
= OLD and SILVER LHAF, Poll, Bronze, 60
~ small suAarfriss a. tas
mandatory y. - s~~snan o. PtASr dOoSsa
EOLD LEAF and GOLD FOfL-Wsrranted
" rrS Qs.lty U,ssl psep. - psr pses 0eats1 Fol
E.ish,s.es isss WAUGH
IL iNDLlkG-WOOD.-S HARRISON & SON
N invite b. os OF pa se then srr>Asemenn
for suypi.fts KlsOLISS WOOD saved ssr sph ~
Que i.i oil eSus-Hs.ss ans ea-s2e~ss over re
ordinary Bee virspia Pine or H.rd VOID per iosd
delivered fs 50; per barrel ~ eesn Orden pei rS
prorptiy stspd-d 20 No 50 Wet 2sthss
WAIST fOWDER.-B. T BABBITT is the
oiisiD.l Inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST 20 SoEa,
vbeh prepared cold by him. Ne 81 sui ~ W.hgs
Me- Yo'i I c,ts rho.- who purchase shoGi
zee fbst The, get h.r With the aAov.
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REyuxArrsM ...........IN your YOURS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OsE HOUR.
rR0rp ....,,..,,,......IN TEN MINUTES
pIsReBT A ..,.,...,......IN FIFTEEN NIaUrZS,
TooT 3ACIE ...,,,......Ig ONE 81 ONO,
SPAsA .....................IN
sICK HEADACdE.......N fif.EEx MlsUrks,
CBILL-FrvER...........IN HltILsN MINUIss,
CgII6LAINs ......,.....IS FIVE MINUTES,
FORE TEBOAT...........rN FOUR MINUTES,
ISFLUEnZA..............IN ONE HOUR
Spiral Copplsns ID Joinu, Cao. Bruises. Woords,
Fro.t Choers Aorbrs Dysentsry Ts Dolofsux and al
other ecmpisrs where there seyers psns RAILWAYS
BRADY ReLIEF viii instantly stop tbe pain, and quickly
'' IN Al es-: Z accidents. RAILWAYS READY RELrEv Is
pror q aforss1s relief
kADGAY's READY RELIeF W The Bee. Physeans In
rre1olia. Li.bns County. OHIO
FsEDosiA Liekiss County Ohie.
FOR Eve years sd upon my beck sn.bis TO se ~u ~.
tented best ply scians bat obtained lief
u bops Of ny recovery left One tnsle s0pu
ssfier u js1f Ready Relief enabled ne 70 rise sn now
veil mas PEAsE, n
rbs poshe, n eeshous Of hesriss more q shs q q 2
Remedies. Ne rsfeued 20 railways FAMILY FRIEND
n'erssiirs monthly pspsr which viii Be- cent ss Of
shas. Essssss any part Of TIE Usitsd ses BY svpy
hs eihef pe BY letter Office The pae
Nc invited call and receive the paoiics aoni
| gats RAoWL Co.
No Is3 Fxltos-se n T.. UPSTAIRS
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(. meLi ar. Aaotioo.-r-o, 1oUGHroS NLLL1k
n,ITFSDAY and WEDNESDAY, April IL and

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, april IL and
49, q el,cs, .seh e.y a. 30. .1,.o'ye str7IoOn'
OF M.,,Is n CURAN & ALLEND sHrd No ~ Bfosf~D
,nbr.c "a whole OF eos y AID e-oorateY carved
FurIiiure and approved sty nos In use
srd The pu7lc - view t1'
rtsN pfevit To the sac ana toeY Gao
Issued tozt be sale ~ % pefempol ent orc eis'
ins their hu,n,s Hotel keepers eOuut'y merchaas, AMI
tbo.e about M first Glaze would Pro1 D, at
poins tn sale Every fseihy on ne prem 49, SI p.esez
.Id ,hppbE Aric.s purchased this sale csn rsta "a
The ,oi, mill first Of May Tbs stock consist. Ia part
sp.. of The at,.t d. add styles Paof tofatlfe sl
in cu, carved psor Furniture N 'u- 10 muia
OF the .ty designs carved good pIor s-cfe
tar, and lined wh sainso and e)t tSoi fch
center per side Table,, be.aual Easer-', ~h mirror
Soo, n hack, Chamber FurLiur esbJratey carer fo.e
wood Beds tse, Bureaus sud "sbstsDos 70 m,'eh, weh
marble tors Also mahogany aud ~ana suites Ch,noef Eur
ritu 10 .ieh together with dali Furniture OF every dssn
cudi,x ro. WOO ano msbossuy bs'ands. dsli 'tAes
With and n out Bile top Hall Ch.rs &C ossths' With
Tetss srm Chairs Roehers Dvan. Ottemans Cara I.oes
plain wssut and nson Dining t.oies corner
stsIos stands f.ocy Fables light stands &c,
CstsIogues oil be issued on Son1ay
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/ BIRSsrEN, Aoctioneer -x,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at AUCTION

VALUABLE hEaL Isl a. o. Az w "a.
No 81 Iberty. TUESDAY April II 1885. 81 u o'e oes
the Merchants Exetsnte the foo-ias vIasse pfopsiv
OK sixty The too three stoy o,sefnesS so
urosr ee,l.I briet Boss tn, north .,e o. ssa 80 70.
80, NJ IN. l,t.y 10 h mt h,vins al me
uod, IN i'm prov.mens and built 10 the most N
a., .- -, h,nses
No. p, ard IA 7th as. Lots II n IN ~ 70 ~
OK TwTLTrH Toe four cory docoie btset hoae' w.
49, Fast I2lh-t Lot IS n oy IS n - u-v
ON ONE HUSpkED AND TWENTY SiSrH AND ON -.
pRrp AND rHIRritTB rhos- sir ossati'uli lee.tea
on l.sth.t SIS OF 5Ih being - feet oe on
eseh strt and IN the Immediate nesheofhooi va
nab e Improvements .,. s,s Ia,
east Of lib s Is II BY s?f: -.
LIEAy sRooELyk-rhe three story, basement ana -"
b.i bou.e corner Of so. snd Lee /"
finished witb marble sDtles sofIiees 10 bot oJ
Also The fourth and fifth houses from the conner IL 1e
row finished ZANE sbovrd-eres hoass Los
,.eh 10 by rs These houses whis lees Insn ea
MINUTES vsb from the feaksip Ferry -.
portion OF the psfcasse m0rey OF al 81 ino
property remain bod ana mor'ssse for term .,
Terms o. and the property Dc he'd al 1e 0
Of the Auctiorsers. No Il tiseStyst near Ss.ssn
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II LstDs so1Ieberf-By a q. LEEOs & co.
ON SATURDAY, April IL, at l0i o'clock, at
" the stable conner Of .eDoss> a. rear Of "s,hlhsoG
tqa.re. .... ...,.. ,, -.
my LEAVING for Europe cJnsi.iog Of beautiful ptr OF
grsy csisge Bones noe Coop- m.e ia La Of rsn';
q (a,ehe mace by d.; ooube Phsston, made by Law
renee YoTs ooubl- of PARIS made tarn-ssi 9
Pale PLATA harnes AlsO s t1e Bitnkets
L,p,n stable &c The, ex.nised
htu,eo the hours OF 10 o'clock un day Of safe
Also pair Of To- Carsge dofes .a1 y-as
old very Il, ,h and perfecs gentle Ia
Carriage In "a With lao cloth. insds ~ NoSd Tom
lin son g. 60 10 q 8 Ger -B1 UeAy
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by c. A VtTtRbUsY- "A fttooteT
CATURDAY April Ia, (this week. large con-
- tnustioa IL % s-ie ehyi H.Vaas siGAat
MES sRsNDlES Thee goods are s,,2t-i iof ei;y
an "a and n te use or for sDt -nuta-Ia mar
I,t. buyers for oeshnss Invited 70 att nd
Every sItice wssDed rrpresentei 90 the frtioue
TIE ale IO,ive githou vsto1 'of con Oe o-'ofy
Al InA ncLnck .tors No 38 - 90 -
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l\DELPBIA, and the SOUTH and WET Vie JERSEY
GITY-U.tsd stssss Mall end Erg's Las: Lssv: Me-.
hour seeoad Clsss 81 IS II the TO- .? rs In g. and o.
and 10 NJ, mds F. The New Jersey Accommodate
rhrousb eten cold for Cincinnati let els and the West an
r Baltimore wahin sosfoh, &c and thro1ah bssssss
sAechs5 Wsshinsfo IN and 10 A. n asSsP Il
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AUCTION NOTICE.-JOsEPH L. SMITH

CCllON NOIlCE.-JOoEfn IL. SMl L II
"A will sen, THIS DAY. (Fridsy) at 10 oeoeh At No
rs FTsbbln ct splendid rt0rnt Of FURNITURE, con
.ss Of rosewood Psrlor std Bedroom suites 90 m.snh
suies 10 satin bfocsde two speGod wood Bedfo1m
Suites three Cottage Suites aud blses val
Bsosissds Sofas. Buiesu. Roetif Cb.irs &c some
richly aud Psrlor chsfs; ssoot SO yards Of
Brussels and Carpets In excellent order Oh Co'h.
OiPeirrfs some excellent scenes by some OF the fret .
lets brocs,ee and lace Curtains rch paor shades lent
Cloess. China Vases Tea Dining snd Er-tson Tables rose
word Center Size, srd Card Tables Croctery Glassare
costly China Tea aud Dinoe silver plated Casters Cate
Bate Spoon, forks Tesseyice salvsr. all he'vypsted
Ivory Cutlery &c best Hair Mattress Plloss bl,DkeS
stsifcMpes Bsstsnds large 0vsl and Pier Glasses With
iesyy French Plates excellent assortment Of Kitchen Fur
bDie COOLING Stove 10 order Also, a. O'clock
superior rosewood fanoFOrte city made, sod fay war
ranted
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bEsRy T. LEsD Aactisse-r


4 SSIGEEEs SALE Of beautiful HOUSE
FURTE5. &c to b sod without resorve.-SENRf I.
Lids win sell at auction Tbs DAY ApHi IS, at No II
WoosteI At, Canal et o'clock ebaeios the 60
tire Furniture OF the above house OIL Saniitg Piano
heloc Tspes aud Ipgsio Carpets gle hsre Minors
paof Furniture. usrbe Top esntsr tide ans sa
Tsb eesbt Lace Contains end oopcd french .d-s saf
fItpres et Wees Superior rosewood ssd mshoesay Bed
do Boreso ard Wa stands ~i m,rbe0p s1oerof
BAR MsIsss~s ras>ses Beds Bedding, oioiosroom Far
pur. k1i.nsion Tsol,s sof spring .sst Ch,rs Ar Do
Roctes sver psted Ware of superior quality VIZ rbls
Cs,ters Cste BASKETS Spoons Foss Lsoes aid Cat
lsry, China Glsss and Cookery Ware sc
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&10 nm wANTED-TO Be iaveste

secnerts Of se happen eosd Of and
ss,rs W 81 AID cesss With
out a full apply 90 Lovvrrs ~AarENE. which never
fails 10 u sr.y hair 70 It's youth al appearance end
the hs and essats the hair through
all trouble an care. None se1sine bat LovErrA Ocs,
No re- Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-13

No boWIIpE OIteu
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
L STATES NAIL sTEAAERs-Ths chips composing tsh
'Hs sTLINTIC c.et West PACIFIC CAPT sys
BALTIC Csxt Coustosh ADaIATIC
r,. All IN built by ssssy ZOE the Gov
service Every hss been taken 70 thsr consrac
o. their engines 20 insure strength .ad spssd sns
~ly accom- an-quaed for ssssnes
sps comfort Pes Of passage from New % Lvepooi 10
frste..s csbn SIS .ecood do sb eI;I1Sye aSs o. e.
TIA srs state rooms tS15; from Liverpool Ss~f~e ~
and runs An Ipenehcet surgeon sttsehed 70 seen NIP
Nc b>rth seeured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
x.os yrw.yosU rkon LIVERPOOL.
~rpsTsDay ANN ia 1855 sArUsDAY....AptlA 1855
uTnNEsDaY NJ, a lass sArURDAY.....Hsy 1875
GFDNEsDAy.M.y ls leS5 sAIURDA1.....My ~ 70
WEDNESDAY. May 81 lass SATURDAY ..Jnne T. iso2
@TDNEsDAY..Jpne is 1885 eATUkDAn ..yane 10 80
WEDNESDAY June - leS SAI--erhr ... zoe 80
WEDNESDAY. Jul, H. 1855 SATURDAY ..Jniy w. is2
WEDNESDAY jay Is 1855 sAtUkDAf''.''JaiJ q, 100
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s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fo

NO freight received after os'oes On the ssilns i.y
FOR p.s-.ss sppy ii The Company Ofe., 40 n - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01

SHE KNOW EoTHlNGs OF VARIOUS AGES.
CONTINUED


Unfortunately some of the Christian denomins
tons Of our own day seem to have forgotten these
noble lessons Of virtue and charity which escaped
the lips of inspired men and an inCaTnate God, IN
those perouS times when heather Rome was
bringing all her power to bear against primal
Christianity. live would learn what persecution
is on the one hand, and what suffering Is on the
other, we would summon from heaven the spirits
of the first martyrs, who persisted before the fearful
tempest of wrath kindled by the early emperors.
For the sake OF giving some idea OF the results
which NAV be anticipated by the adoption of the
policy now advocated by apowerfu society in this
country we shall present some startling statistics,
authenticated by uuquestioned history, which may
serve to refresh the memories of those intimately
acquainted with the subject, and prove interesting
to those whose opportunities for the study OF the
past have been limited. We hesitate not to look,
IN the Interior conseq uences Ofthe adoption OF the
know nothing policy by any considerable portion
OF our people, for the same bitter fruits which the
same damnabe tree has borne in ages long gone by;
for all who are willing to do Justice to history, will
frankly admit that Adrian was not more depraved,
or Dioclesian more debauched, than the unhung
william who has given vitality to the ancient per-
secution in the heart of America, IN the noon of
the nineteenth century.
The first persecution was set on foot by Nero in
the wear of our Lord Co. the second occurred under
Domitian, A D. SO; the third under Trsian, A. D.
100 the fourth under Adrian, 4. d. l26 which
continued under Antoninus Plus, A D. l40 the
fifth under Marcus Aurelius, A. ID. lG2; the sixth
under Severus A. d. 203; the seventh under Max
minus, A D. 1885, the eighth under Decius, a. D.
25l: the ninth under Valerian, A. ID. 250, and the
tenth under Dioclesian, A d. 1913. In the terrible
prosecutions of the irst three or four ages OF the
Christian church, the number that suffered martyr
dom is incredible The early writers are not agreed
in regard 10 this point but all unite in assuring us
that the blood of myriads 81 ell by the heather
magistrates, on account of their attachment to the
RELIGION of the Saviour of the world. 700 suf-
fered martyrdom with st IrenGus at Lyons under
the reign of Severus; in Gau 6,666 soldiers OF the
Thebsn legion were put to death; under Diocleslan
alone it is said, 10000 Abyssnisns, and 10000 OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
GOV. JOHNSON,

The Greeneville Spy exaggerates nothing when
it says that Gov. JOHNSON is the unanimous choice
of the democratic party a candidate for re-elec-
ton. There has never been time when our par
ty in this State was more cordially united than now
Gov. JOHNSON will be the choice of the convent N
By reclamation AID he will make, during the en-
suing summer, series of speeches. in all the cOun-
ties, which will be unanswered and uuanswerable
The issues will arouse him to his greatest efforts;
and the people kaol0 acaat such efforts are
The Spy says:
A FALSE PRoPHET-The franklin RevielU speak
ing, or rather prophesying, in relation TO what the
action of the Democratic State Convention which is
shortly 20 assemble in the city of Nashville will be-
holds the following language: I'VE kinder suspect
the democratic convention which will assemble in
Nashville on the 20th of next month will hroao
Coz. .Joanson ocertoard. We may be mistaken
but such is cur guess. They will throw him over
board unless be declines the race. Mark the pre-
dictiou"
Now we think Mr. Review, that you are most
egregiously 'n7istgkea" The demonstrations in ia
vor OF the reelection of Gov. Johnson unmis-
taxable, snd no other man in the democratic party
has ever been spoken of in that connection. How
then, or upon what ground, you base your wonder
ful prediction, that he will be 'tlrolon oUerboayd"
we are wholly at loss to see. Such an idea, Mr..
RevielC, has no existence save in your own fertile
and idle fancy; anu such a conclusion is surely the
result of your hours Of dreaming-to say you made
this prediction when wide awake and in your so
her senses, would be to charge you with great i'm
Jecilfy Of intellect.
Now Mr. RecieO for your accommodation we
will make prediction, and charge you to hold US
responsible for the fuflment of the same. We
predict that when the Democratic State ConVen-
ton assemblies at Nashville, that johnson will re-
ceive the nomination by unanimous vote Of the
Convention and further, that he will bere elected
Governor by majority Of from FIVE TO TEN THOU
SAND VOTES mark that our prediction and set it
down to our account. lie isFTYE THOUSAND strong
er in this end of the State, than he was two years
ago when he beat the eagle orator from three 10
four thousand Know IN othngism TO the contrary
notwithstanding GresnevMe SPY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

The steamer George Law arrived at New York
on Sunday, with dates to the lst inst. from Cali
fornia, and one million one hundred thousand dol
lars in gold.
Transit across the Isthmus regularly made.
The Senatorial question was still undecided after
80 ballots.
The steamer Pearl from Sacramento to Marys-
vile, burst her boiler, and several lives were lost.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-The Steamer Orizaba has
arrived from Vera Cruz with dates to the 22d inst
Her news is unimportant
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 24-CoTToN market
is firm. Sales of the week $4,000 bales-Stock
10000 bales. Receipts at this port Is 900 bales
less than last year. The decrease at AL the ports
is 2ll 900 bales.
CHARLESTON Feb. &c, P. M-CoTToN There
is buoyant demand to-day at full prices. ISLES
1900 bales at Ct to 81 cents.
New YORK, Feb. 24-The twelve Belgian emil
grants who have been in confinement here since
December on suspicion of their being criminals,
have been ordered by the Supreme Court be releas-
ed no evidence of their eriminaGty or paupersm
being produced.
Oliver Lee was convicted Of manslaughter for
killing VIM. H. Hanson during the election riots
in Williamsburg and sentenced to the States prison
for Is years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
TILE POINT.

A writer in the True Wing is defending know
nothingism. His sagacity as political wrter..may
be estimated from the fact that he holds up Japan
as an example of what country becomes by ex-
Guiding foreigners, and the United States as an ex
ample of the evils Of admitting foreigners We
think that the man who prefers the customs and
the Government of japan to the civilization and
repubEcansm of the United States is really pretty
good know nothing himself although we have DO
fears of his persuading many others to adopt bis
belief
But this writer does not discuss the question:
The only question is, the propriety of secret oath
bound political societies in government ike ours.
We call upon this know-pothing writer to discuss
tLis question
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
A TRIUMPH.

There is no longer any chance to doubt the
power of the editor ofthe Knoxville Wing over the
wing politics of Tennessee. He has proved him
self omnpotent to control the leaders and the
issues He has placed the SooTr wings of the
State on the stool of repentance and not only
forced them to admit their errors of 1852, but a
worse and bitter PHI yet, to adopt his coadutcr
of 1852 in opposition to ScorT as their candidate
for Governor Here is double victory.
r Well: BRowELow is the ablest and the honestest
wing editor in the State, We have to oppose his
candidate on principle But that don't prevent US
from admiring the energy and ability which he has
displayed in thoroughly hrashing out the old wing
leaders, and placing himself at the head Of the
party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
FRO BE CONTINUED I

The city of Natchez has sent deputation tourge
before the Legislature of Louisiana now in session,
Tie Importance of establishing Quarantine at the
baze, IN order to test the question as to whether
or not the valley of the Mississippi NAV not be pro-
tected from that terrible and appalling scourge, the
yeO10 terer, which has proved so disastrous to the
lives and interests ofthepeople of that section The
New Orleans Bulletin thinks, SINH ar movements
may be made in other towns and villages on the
Mississippi, within the range of yellow fever.