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rINEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME REQ WHEAT
waited deliverable Vavhoase By shs isih
for wheh vii pay '5 cents per lushelo of 60 lhs-
augs ". w. GORDON co.
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NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From yIsCHER & sCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House.
APPLETON BUnDIKG, BAG and 34S Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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DIPLOMATIC DIFFICULTY AT HAYrI-INp1e.
NIFTY TO TIE AMERICAN CoHsuL.-It seems
that Mr.. Knight, cur commercial agent at
Por:-au-Prince, got into q difficulty with one
of the members of O commercial house in that
place in this way He was asked by the senior
partner Of the firm of Pouilh & Sons to sign
an invoice, but refused te do so without the
pay in advance This enraged the mercb ant,
high words ensued, and Mr.. knight asserts
that he was struck by his opponent.
The Emperor soulouque was appealed to-
Mr.. knight, choosing to make 1t national
affair, and ho directed it to be sent to the
tribunal, where Messrs. POuiIh were sentenced
to Imprisonment for one month and hne of
$25. The terms Of the sentence were rem
dered, not from conviction, but through fear
% the Government Mr. knight represents
1t appeared in the progress of tho trial, that
Mr.. Knight owed Messrs. Pouilh Co, for
borrowed money, and hence, in part, their
indignation at the refusal of Mr. knight to
sligo their ship papers without pay in advance.
The American merchants offered to inter-
cede for the release Of the Messrs. Pouilh, but
they insisted upon remaining in prison until
tho expiration Of the sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
DIED.

Cd the sd inst, amer protrscted ilIne s, wh Cd
she bore ith christian resignation, Mrs. ANNIE
CAvANAUGH, In the twenty hrst year 81 her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence y
her father, George McNsushton, On 9Th, between
and q streets, On sunda,, the 9Th instant, at ~
O'Clock.
on the sd af March, Mrs. JE6NNOTT s1EI.
NER, in the ooth year Of hsr age.
The friends Of the famiy are requested to attend
the funeral from her late resdencc On eth, between
and X, Saturday, the 24th instant, al o'e''..
(Balt Sun please copyl
Suddenly. on the 2ld instant, GEORGE Will
LIAM HACKNEY, son Of Barton and Eliza Ann
Hackney, in the 18th year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the fanny ere
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSatutds,
the Oath instant at O'Clock, from the residence OF
his father, on near 9Th street
On the 22d instant, q. II. jEWELLEs in tne sou
year Of his age. -,
His funeral will take place at the residence 81
Mrs. &. T. Duvall, Saturday morning ct III o'ciF'
His friends are invited to sftend.
On the Nd instant, Mrs. EMMA l., wife OF J. r"
Marsh, Of RoIbury, Mass,) in the 18th year OF he'
age.
On the 22d instant, Mrs. CATHERINE STRICK
LIN, in the 6sth year OF her age.
I'm Georgetown, on the Goth inst, JOHN ADAMS
in the 39th year Of his age.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Fire. Fatal Accident - Ner CIu6 - Bust.
ness, &c.
.. ALEXANDRIA, March 23, 1855.
Last night, abeut IL O'Clock, small frame
building, in the vicinity Of Majors Hill, was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm soon
spread, and tho doleful tones Of our old fre.
bell awoke tho fremen to duty. Most OF our
gallant companies were speedily on their way
to the scene Of action, but fortunately the
flames were extinguisbed without their aid.
A most distressing accident occurred upon
tho Washington turnpike last evening. The
coaches which connect with the evening train
from Baltimore, were dashing full speed down
tho turnpike. When q few rods beyond Sc.
bastian Springs, Mr.. Francis Weldon, an en-
ergetic young driver in tho employ of the
Messrs. Whalley, accidentally let slip the
reins, and while grasping to recover them, the
him from his seat. In his descent, his head
struck the swingle tree, and a. be touched
tho earth, one Of the wheels Of the coach
passed over him. Before tho coach could DO
stopped. the express wagon CT Messrs Adams
Co. reached the spot, but too late to be Of
assistance; the poor follow was dead. The
deceased was q native of Loundon county, and
came from the vicinity of Middlebury.
Our pleasure seeking people are making
ready for the coming season Of soirees and eX
cursions We notice the organisation Of q
capital club with the following energetic off
GERS: w. P. Collinsworth, President; VIM.
Shock, Vice President; S. Stratus, Secretary;
J. Eichberg. Treasurer. pleasant summer
20 you, gentlemen
Weather very nnc. Bus:1e.s improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

Know NorHISs FEUD.-Two Know Nothing
organizations arc said to exist in Now York,
and are represented to be waging fierce and
incorporating warfare against each other
That branch to which the spithet Hindoo ID
applied, and of which James w. Barker /,
the high priest, is said to be rapidly de
creasing in numbers, in consequences Of the
inroad made upon it by the other branch,
known as the Allen which claims to b
Ilindoos in making separate nominations
and insisting upon its adhercnts voting fol
them, and which may, we presume, be re.
garded as q sort Of terd:r TO the Seward in.
terests Of the State. TIE fsud is waxing very
warm. and the indications are they are about
re- enacting the game Of the Hard and Soft
Shells Of the so called Democracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
From the New York Eve"ir. rn,I, "f yesterday.

From the New York Evenir. f1,I, "f yesterday. I
Col Kinney and his Central american Plans.
The famous Colonel Kinney, of Texan and
Central American renowp, is among the guests
Of the Metropolitan. Notwithstanding the 70.
ports SO confidently made that he had aban.
doned the project of colonizing the Mosquito
country, the Colonel still maintains the deter
minstion Of following. during tho present
month, tho parties in his interest who have
already lsf. cur ports. According to his state.
mont the story Of the failure of the expedition
arose from tho fact that he has disconnected
himself from the Central American Company,
and now purposes to carry the enterprise
throu b on his own shoulders.
At the conclusion Of certain negotiations
now pending it is his design to take passage
by q steamer from New York to the land of
promise. He will first stop at San Juan,
where the people, at the last accounts, were
anxiously awaiting his presence. The disturb
ances in the nSigh boring state Of Nicaragu
are rather p-ositious for The arrival of kinney
and his pacific rifemen. Distracted as tho
country is by the contest between the revolu-
tionary party under Castillan and the con-
servative property holders headed by Cho-
morroythe sword of the Colonel would prob.
ably turn the scale.
In fact, We understand that Col. William
Z. Walker, the ex.President Of Sonora, dis
gusted with his ill-success in founding an in.
dependent gov eminent for tho lower Califor-
mans is already In tho field there with one
hundred and fifty mon under the banner Of
CaStillan. This is pronounced the true policy
for an enterprising young flibuster ':just com
mencing business" for Castillan, having no.
thing to lose and everything to gain, will be
sure, If successful, TO CON scate the possessions
Of Chomorro andsdivide them among his adhs-
rents A"
Col. Kinney, however, asserts that his OBJ.
jects are still peaceable and entirely consistent
with the doctrines laid down in Secretary
Msrcy's letter to Marcoletta relative to the ex-
petition. His severance from the Central
American Company, no thinks, so far from
damaging him, only puts hin better footing
for carrying out his designs Certainly the
great expeditionist has both the prestige Of
success and the qualities betting the Romu.
lus OF tho prospective Central American re-
public,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

OThe influenza was very prevalent AID
fatal in the city of st. Petersburg a week pre-
vioUs to the reported death of the Csar Ii
weather in that country was as variable
and violent in its extremes As here, the prev.
aisnce Of the epedemic is easily accounted for
We have had here d ring the winter and
spring, some remarkably sudden changes, at.
tended bys general prevalence Of infpsnsa,
colds, coughs, inflammation of the lungs, bron-
CHA, throat, etc, and he effect Ia visible in
our bills of mortality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
United state. Patent once,

washington, MAJ. 1000. \
|nN tho petition Of CHARiss W COPELAND of Mes
|OYerk, N. Y praying for the extension cf pat
emit granted to him for an improvement In sthe
manner Of arranging the low pressure steam engine
% IS to adapt Its parts to be used by vesse fcY
ocean ssrvice" for seven years from the expiration
OF said patent, which takes place on the llth day
Jun q, eighteen hundred and htty-nve:
1t ordered that the said petition b heard ct the
Patent ONCE on Monday. the 18th day cf May,
1865, - IL o'clock m; and ali persons sBs notifies
to appear and show cause, IL any they have, why
said petition oughtnot to Be granted.
Persons opposing Tire extension are required e
die 10 the Patent Once their objections specially sci
forth In writ, ct least twenty days before the day
Of bearing; all testimony filed by either party to he
used ct the said hearing must be taken and trans
mttsd In accordance with the rules Of the offive
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the csse will be closed on the
18th day Of May; dispositions and other papers 70
lied on as testimony must be fled in the once on or
bsfefe the morning Of that day; the sIguments 4.
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, d. O.; Argus, BauDors, Nd Evening ArRus
Philadelphia, Pa: ecientihc American Nev Yoyf
and Inquir T, Cincinnati, Ohio once a vesk 10,
three successive weeks previous 70 the 18th dsv Q,
May next, the day ofhearns.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Pstents
+ s..LHtors OF the above papers VIII please ccp,
ana send their bills TO the Patent Once with n
per containing tnS Houce. mar 92-ksv
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$50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Not
IL tingham District, Prince Grorgs's county, Mary
lacd, on Friday morning last, the 10th instant, ny
negro man EMANUEL, who calls himself Emanue
Cough He is about IS years Of sge, dark comnIcI
ion, has full set OF teeth, has scare his f
head, one on his right arm, the elbow, is five
feet eight inches and quarter high i'm hs boots tie
Ind on when he went away suit Of drab cloth
and black slouch hat. purchased him OF Mrs
sarah Harwood, Saratoga street, Baltimore. and
she has brother Of his living with her; and his
mother "a free woman) also lives in Baltimore. His
vie belongs to John L. Dufief, ESQ.,, near Darnes-
town, Montgomery county, Maryland.
viii give a reward of twenty five dollars for his
apprehension, if taken in Prince Georges county.
and fifty dola il taken elsewhere-in either case
he must be brought home or secured in Jail, so thai
get him again. THOS. Z. EARLY,
mar 23-r p. .. Nottingham, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

SALT IN ILLINOIS Mount CARMEL I'M
Register is informed by letter from s. r.
Brown, one of the company engaged in search
ing for strong salt water at the old Saline
works, In Saline county, Ill, that The opera.
tor struck vein fsslt water equal to any
in Arerioa-so strong that 1: will bear az
egg none batter in Ksnawha" It is the IL.
tsntion Of he company to have their works in
operation in few weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

FRox ST.. KIrrs.-Intelligence from St
Kits ef the 18th Of February, mentions that
the cholera, which had been raging With de
structive violence there, has nov ceased its
i's Tavsges, and the Government has accord.
ingly ordered, By prOclsr alton, the ob.erv-
ance ofs day of Thanksgiving and prayer for
the mercy Of Providence in relieving the
Islands Of ST. Christopher and Anguilla from
he dreadful scourge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

STORAsE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner Of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
MILITARY HISTORY
in nkWaterss Siepe of Gibraltar

NJ ILiIAhf ItioIOhf.-
INl Drnkwaterss Siege Of Gibraltar
Schmmer's Siee Of Viepna BY the TURKS
knolly's Russian Campaign of 1912
Jomini's Military History Of the Waterloo Cam
paign
Buckles History Of the Bengal Artillery
Nolan's Cavalry, its history and tactics
GlenIe's Military Memoirs, Campaigns Battles,
and Strataeems OF War
Military History and Details Of the principal mill
tafy events of the last century, vols
Napier g Pennsuiar War
NapieI'S Battles and Sieges in the Peninsula
Samuel's History Of the British Amy
British Military Biography
Gleig's British Military Commanders
Siocqueler's Wellington, Rohinsou's Pictop, Ali
cons Marlborough, and many others
The S0baltern i'm the Peninsuil
Mar halls Military Miscellany
SchilIer's Thirty Years War
And many others of the same class, French, Eng
lish and american. FRANCK TAYLOR,
mar q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

TIE APOTHEosIs OF RAsCALrzY "A New
York paper says: "Last week, q worthy and
respected citissn, named Robert Kermit, died
here, and was followed to the grave by small
number Of quiet friends. A few days before,
prize fighter, who had been killed in q
drunken brawl, and whose name lad con stsnt-
~ been coupled with tales of violence, blood.
shed. and brutality, was buried with pomp,
eclat, and noise, five thousand persons follow
ing him to his resting place. Such is public
opinion. Better to be q bully and prize.
fighter, than an honest and worthy citisen.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

about to give sketches of the different mem
bers of the Philadelphia city council, ct $40 .
head. Some Of the Philsdslphia papers give
him q its'' for doing it.
-. Bishop Hughes, of New York, rscsntly
attended soiree given in Rome. by Presby.
terrain family from Georgia Mons. Bsdini
was also present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
,ort;on Of the prisoners would be sent within

portion Of the prisoners would be sent within
his Jurisdiction. Gov. Lee, by the-by, ad-
ministersd the trust reposed in him 30 salts
fsctorily that he was reelected with great
unanimity. 1t appears that Washington re-
oognized and appreciated the fact that In "the
times that tried mems souls" none were more
faithful to the American cause, and none mors
prompt in making sacrifices for it, than the
people Of Catholic Maryland:
CAMP NEAR YORK, October, 1851.
DEAR SIR Enclosed I have the honor of
transmitting to your Excellency the terms upon
which Lord CORVALLIS has surrendered the
garrisons of YORK. and Gloucester.
We have net been able yet to get an account
ments, but from the best general report there
will be Officers included) upwards of seven
thousand mon, besides seamen; moro than
seven pieces of brass ordinances, and ono hun.
dred of iron, with their stores, as also other
movable articles. My present engagement
will not allow me to add more than my cor
graduation on this happy event, and to ex.
press the high sense I have of the powerful aid
which have derived from the State of Mary
land in complying with every request to the
Executive of it. The prisoners viii be divided
between Winchester, in Virginia, and Freder'
lex. in Ma yland.
With every sentiment of the most perfect
esteem and regard, I have the honor to be
your Excellency's most obedieut servant,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
land Once Clerklh ips-Thers seems to be
great pressure on the Secretary Of the Int.
rior and the Commissioner of the General
Land Office for cIerkships in this bureau
Tois arises from q general belief that the
functions Of the Land Department of the Gov
eminent, as connected with the new bounty
land law, will come into operation immediate.
ly. This is not 90. 1t will be some month:
before warrants issued under the new law will
be in such condition az to cause the General
Land Office to begin the extra labor which i,
is eventually to perform by and through the
enactment of the law referred to.
The additional clerks accorded to the Land
Bureau, to ens BILE its head to carry out the
new bounty land law, are not to be appointed
before the termination of this fiscal year, a.
they wore accorded in making appropriation,
for the service of the next fiscal year, which
begins on the LIST Of July next.
An Army Officer Resigned .-Brevet Second
Lieutenant Thomas 81. Ruger, Of the corps Of
engineers, U. S. A. has resigned, to take effec
on the LIST Proximo.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Department. On yesterday, the I'D March
there were of Treasury Warrants entered OF
the books of the Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

u A terrible tornado passed over Nash.
vile. Tenn, on the 18th instant. The STATE
House was unroofed, and damaged to the
amount Of $4,000. The first Presbyterian
Church and a number Of other buildings were
much injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

r. Khorsrew Pacha, who died on the &c
ult., was the oldest servant Of the Turkish
empire. He had served under i've Sultaps,
and he had filled in succession all the frat
posts 10 the State. He was very vain Of hav.
ing been born in the same year as Napoleon
the Great, Chateaubriand, the Duke Of Wei.
liDgton, Marshal Soult, Mehemit Ali, and
other remarkable men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
DISSOLUTION.

THE c"HaItnershp heretofore existing between
/ TIE subscribers. under the name and 6rm of T
BAsTIAsEbLI b Co., is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent.
The business Of the late firm will be setlled b,
Messrs. GALLrGAN Son, who are authorized &C
use the name OF the firm for that purpose
]. GALLfGAN 4 SON,
T. BASTIANELLI.
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1The Evansville Flag, March 7th, ssys
that the troops that were going from Msta.
moras to Vera Cruz, on board the Mexican
war steamers Iturbide and Santa Anna, were
tho hrst and seoond corps Of the line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO the subscriber are hereby
IA notified that their accounts being made out
and will be ready for delivery nv Frdsy, and II il
earne silly requested that they VIII come forward
and settle, either by cash al short date, IL
necessary that my books be clio, Cd by the LIST Of
April. All accounts standing open after that date
will be placed in the hands Of col ector, without
regard TO persons NJ. l.. WILLIAMS.
mar 2-3t
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II HIS lie inform the public that the undersigned
L has no connection interest with The Drug
Store on 7th be; d and streets south, Island
having sold out TO Mr. Walsh on the ID T. brusry,
1855. Al persons indebted 10 the establishment
ptir to the % Ftb uary are respectfully requested
20 csll al my store On llth street, Potomac Hail.
Island aud close their accounts.
Mar 2i-3.' DANL b. CLARKE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
February l9, lS55.

I'HE SUBSCRIBERS, intending TO continue In
i business, would call the attention Of purcbs ser
TO the extensive stock Of useful and ornamental arti
cIes on hand, which they will dispose of at a yer
great sacrifice for cash
mar 23-eo3t T. GALLJGAN co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
DENTISTRY.

ID ID. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of the firm Of
H. Hun, Donaldson, continues 10 49,
manufacture and insert those beautiful t.
for specimens Of which (deposiied by
the late hrm) was awarded the fret premium al the
Mechanics Institute Fair, recently held i'm this
city
These teeth are carved and shaded 20 sut each
particular case and their resemblance 20 the nstu
raj organs is perfect as TO deceive the most prsc
tised eye.
Particular attention also paid 10 filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
charges moderate and an operations warranted.
Once southwest corner Seventh and sen
trance on ID. mar 2l-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

~ Quito a large quantity Of pine apples
from Matapsss, and green peas from Havana,
made their appearance in the Now York mar
kst on Wednesday, the first of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

UNION CHOIR ASsoCIATION.-TnE
regular monthly meeting Of the Board q
Managers will be held at the Thirteenth street Bs 2
tist Church on FRIDAY EVENING next, al ~
O'Clock. The election Of officers willtake place
and other important business transacted.
By order: THOMAS McGILL, Rec. Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

1Ths "Amsrosn Times" daily orea,
Of the Know Nothing party, recently startst
in New York City, by Augustus Dugusnns, ha
Expired for want Of support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
RETURN TO BUSINESS

TO MY FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC GEN.
4 ERALLY:-I have this day bought of CRAs
w. HAvEENER his interest in the Loaf Bread and
Confectionery Business, and will be happy TO serve
my old friends and the public generally with any ar
tcIes in my line they may require.
Superior Fsmy Bread and Biscuit every evenin,
in time for tea.
Buns, Rusk, Pastry, and Confectionery constant
ly on hand.
Bread delivered in any pa Of the city.
THO. HAvENNER,
street, between ~ and 9th streets.
mar 23-eOlw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23

a Gov. Baker, of New Hsmpshirs, has
sPpoinisd Thursday, April 5, to Be observed
As day Of public fasting, humiliation, and
prayer" IN that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-23
Screen Scene from
SCHOOL EOR &CA0DAL.
CROWDED HOUSES,
CHANGE OF GIFrs AND PROGRAMME.
rHoHAs 4 cos
DISSO LIVING VIEW 8.

THIS (FRIDAYD EVENING, March s3d,
On which occasion each ticket will endde The pur
chaser 10 a Dor containing one 81 The fouowh's
named articles;
10 order. for beautiful Cock, purchased OF Dr..
Robinson Pa avenue, valued At 81 50 each, which
NAV be seen in the ticket once, and VIII be de-
vered on The pr, scntston Of The orders TO NJ bsr-
baneh.
3 pair OF beautiful Gold ESr Rings.
magnificent Mosaic Bracelet.
3bandsome God Breastpns.
3 Gold Lockets-difftren sizes.
1 splendid Gold Pen and Feneh.
3 handsome Gold Pencils.
Gold Finger Rings.
81 Silver Thimbles.
, Silver Shields.
IL fine Pen Knives.
"a Comedian Finger Rings
7ls articles of Perfumery, French Articles, Fancy
90 Ids, &c.
The exhibition will commence AZ O'Clock.
Ticket. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS only.
mar %
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n The citizens of Missouri are forming
Kansas aid enigrant societies in opposition
the Abolition societies Of the North Tn.
Pioneer says:
From every quarter glad tidings reach u,
that S1uthern freemen are preparing to emf.
crate 20 Kansas this spring and sumner
This is, indeed, cheering news"