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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20
E>Tl. COUNTY. TENN.

iAHEN UP. by Isaac Perry, living in Hickman county
4 Tenn aad in district No. l. BAY HORSE about
Is hands high dark legs blaek and tail; some
whe the right hind leg the hoof hip shot the
right hp enlargement Of the lett hook supposed be
about ten wears old Appraised, the 10Th January 1855
20 80. r. ID EN-
febll-w3tf Ranger for Hickman County
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O. The steamer &C at the shoals, VIII he here
10 Gay.
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1T. P0NDEXTER,
PO3TRAIT PAINTER,
0-tf Studio over W T. Berry & Co s Book Stort

nROF H BUCHANAN AND DIR G J MAYFIELD
4 will give Course Ct Instruction in all the branches
taught at the Nashville Medical College commencing
the first Monday in April, and continuing during the
mer months
e-5y- Fee $50, in advance. eblo lmdtw&w
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FUDGE DOINGS:

DElSG Tony Fudges Record of the Same. In Forty
ID Chapters By Il. Marvel
The Land OF the Saracen; Or Pictures of Pales.
tine Asia Miner, Sicily and Spain BY Bayard Taylor.
Rural Hours. BY Lady.
Freaks of Fortune: Or, the History Of Ned Lorn By
the author of the Rival Beauties" &c.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres Or, "reminiscences
of the Life of Tanner, &c. BY Vincent Nolte.
Our Parish Annals of Pastor and People
Camille; Or, Life of COquette By Dunes
For sale BIZ JOHN YORK K co.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
V0HN YORK & co. have for sale all the Text Books
81 adopted BY the High School feblI
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TINE annual eection Of Seven Directors 20 manage the
i affairs of The Nashville Gas Light Company for The
ensuing wear viii take place the Office Of the Company
gu Saturday Sd March, 1855.
ilnS-tf LAS Ill KENDRICk Gacretaru
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20
TuENDAY MORNIN... TER. ed. Is55.

- We publish this morning any quantity Of
news, hy telegraph and from our exchanges, in re-
gard to the rumored descent Of the Filbusters on
the island Of Cuba--none Of which we believe TO
he tine. Rich times these for the papers. Keep
up the excitement Tines can't GET mnch wore
anyway let's regulate all creation now that we
have commenced.
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! FRAME DWELLING, wish tao rooms kitchen s;a-
= bic &c and garden OF tgvr acres, two and quar-
I,r mi les from the CITY, near the Gallatin pike
tebls-!Ot !. l.. 4 il. ". BROWN, 4tjs Cherry st.
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pKIDGE STECk HANTED.-I will give valu-
bic real in exchange for from 20 to loo shares
of stock in the Vine Suspension Bridge.
febIG-l X. W. BROWN, AK Cherry St.
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WESTMINSTER REvIEw.-Among TIE leading
British QuaFterlies, which LEoNArD Scorr & Co,
republish ia tbs country, ard which are issued
almost simultaneously with tao English Press, more
are more aaceplbieto the American Pablo than
The above. Representing the Progressive spirit of
OH EGG and, IFS sentiments are more IL unison with
the sentiments of Americans generally than any of
.he other Qunlerliss published by the same house
We always peruse it with pleasure, aud should
like our readers to enjoy this pleasure with US. A
remittance Of - 10 LEONARD ScoTr q Co, New
York, VIII secure a copy for one year.
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NEW BOOKS.

Sg5SSg d. 301Es
'H'GGE2a NSGHsgFh * Gee
ECGkSFs.EE9tS,
8; Union street, Sa>hyiiIe, Tennessee,
fave a iaree Supply cl the following with general
Bssartuast .t esther School rrd Classical Books
STDDb ARDS SERIES OF AEFTf;lsETICS
,uGFII'' ss:
The Jrccnla Mental Arithmetic:
Tie American lui"ectg4l Arithmetic:
The Practice, Arithmetic.
The American PhErsnuhlcai Arithmetic
TOWERS ELEMENTARY SERIES.
y1ETr,INgs
SuelleTs FIRST second. laird F0uyth, Fifth end Sixth
t-4.'pT-. feh2
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~ Connter.e, tiye-dollsr bills on the Far
Iuers' Bank of Kentucky ayr in circulation at
Cleveland
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NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.

and solcits from his old friends formerly a share
public patronage. Mr.. THOMAS j. HOPKINS will act as
Clerk and will gveevery attention any business that NAV
be entrusted 70 him. Whenever there is patronage su
cn and shippers DESIRE by application 10 The boats agents
Us ROME
The lROQUolSE has superior accommodations for Pas.
gers and Freight, standing NO- in insurance. Apply
10 JOHNSON I WEAVER, or
JOHN YEATMAN Agents
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- WESTERN AGENCY FOR THE MARYLAND
- STATE LOTTERIES


z. PRINCE & CO., EiT3GERS
DOR tAe eonveaienc- Of Western and Southern Orders
II the Mauagers have established Western agency
where all orders BY mail for tickets ~ any Of bs MARI and
H'As Lotteries viii meet with prompt atieafi'n The
ir the month Of January the mast attractive
eve "hetedi both in the brilliant Of Prizes ard fee
nnH o'r OF Drawn Ballots The Maryispd Lser-es are
Az oIwn "a Baltimore under the personal suPerintend-
80 % tne oa'e Lottery Commissioner. Bonds to large
Prizes. -
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HENDERSON BROS,
PP4GTfEAT, EsTIIHR FPS


% DeadeTick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
TENHEl prepared 10 fit up Hotels and Private A
/ Dwelling Houses, both in town and country SSss,.
with the necessary arTangements-Such as Hot fzsA
Cold Shower and Spout Baths Water Closets Wash D1-
sirs, Wash Tubs Pumps, &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe and Hydrants put
up cheap; also, Old Hydrsnts repaired.
20 Call and see our new Force and Iif Pump which
is useful in case of fire. (jan2f-3m
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STEWART & OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS or
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,

(lert Door 10 ". IL. GOrioH d CoJ
L ERP constantly on hand all kinds OF improved t'4lt
IN ing anil Hating SIOIES. Enameled aud Plain
MANTEL CRATES, &c
s3- All kinds of Job Work executed with neatneSs and
dispatch. teb9-ly
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STEAMER iROQUOISE.

81 IT. D. /. +. II. BKUUho, MAsTER, -
Jr1&s2 d WISHES to inform the public that be has
yss ~ recently purchased this substantial Steamer
and intends running her during the present
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Splendid Scheme for Febrnarv 10th.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 900,

/ GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS IS r,
To be Drawn in Baltimore, February lOth. 1850.
! Grand Prize of .s5oeoe
! do -.--.------.-..---------..- @0,o00
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
i-S 10 Prizes Of SEQ each.
= DO -..-.......-----.--.--.-- 1000
~ SEQ lowest Yosl :........... 500
Whole Tickets SIC; Halves s.; Quarters 81; Eig,ths
Risk on Packages.
%s9s Tickets e. $500 90 sI H'Asi' ss9 90
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS % "a
To be Drawn in Baltimore. February I7'h, ISIS.
Capital Prize So, 500! -
20 Prizes OF Sc 500 each 25 Prizes Of SI5c0; . Prizes
Of $3.50 &c
- Ticket SO; Shares ia pr0portion.
Risk on Packages.
Whole Tickets. $IfS 90 Halves. s7l 90
CHARTERS, - 90 Eigbths, Is 0g
Magnificent Lottery for February 9th.
-ls Drawn Ballots in each Package of ~ Tickets -
Grand COnsoli atied Lottery, Class az,
To be Drawn in Baltimore, February 18th, fS55
SPLENDID scHsN2.
Grand Prize OF .----..-...-..-.--...... S60oOa
/ do s5,e90
Splendid Fn-e ot--....'-.. 1890
Prize S,ooS
40 -...-..---.---.-..-.. .--.-...-.....--. 1000
90 --.-..-------.-.---.-- 3c0c
w QUO
do --........................-. 5000
do ......-..................... 5000
% Prizes 5000
. do ....-........................ GOO
.e$ 500 Prizes Of 25a eacn, &c &c -
In all. s. $50 Prizes, amounting n 81 81, 2lGii
Whole Tickets $50; Halves 10; Quarters g.
Risk on Packages
Wholes, S243 % QIariers ss9 90
Halves. 1914 90 kghtls. 81 %
The small Lotteries drawn daily. Capitals from
5000 to 390UJ Price OF Tickets from 10 $40 All or
defs for Tickets Packages or Shares will be promptly an
swered by maIls. The Managers Official Scheme.
and printed Drawing will be all who order Tickets
Notes all solvent Banks received par All letters aud
communic aions strictly confidential Address
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CURL your HAIR.
FURSI FURS :

WYE will pay the highest market price in CASH. for
w the following kinds Of Fur SKINS delivered
Store: RACCOoN SKINS. MINK SKINS, 0P0SSOA
SKINS, WILD CAT SKINS, FOX SKINS and OTTER.
Also DEER SKINS ). H. LOOMS Il co,
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GARDENING; TOOLS.
EBd Cs}tir9t0rs, Spades and Shovels, Forked Hoes,
Iroa Rakes B,e Shears Pruning Scissors, and Pruning
hniUes sciM .S;tlrs attached. Received by '
+. WELLS,
At the Ian and Mortar Market opposite Union street.
Nashville, Tennessee. jan25-tw6w
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THE FINEST SET.-50,G00 Regalia Cigars, Of
extra quality and well assorted, received this day by
ien24 G W WESSEl. i THOMPSON.
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THE subscribers viii continue the WHOLESALE DRY
i GOODS AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
at the old stand of Duncan Morgan Co. under the syle
and firm Of A. j. DUNCAN 4 co.
A j. DUNCAN,
GEORGE SEARlGHT,
FRANCIS FURMAN,
Dec &c 1854 GdecSOl j. W. JUDkINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
THE Newspaper PRESS or LONDON
HISTORY AND STATISTICS OF THE DIFF
EFRFNT JOITRNALS.

HISTORY AND STATISTICS OF THE DIFF
FERENT JOURNALS.
In 1874, The MORNING ADVERTISER was nearly the
lowest in circulation Of all the London morning jour
nails it now is the second but its daily sale Of 1896,
cuts very small figure by the side Of The Times,
with 81 ,sas There are some peculiar reasons why,
Of late years, The Advertiser has advanced in popu-
lsry and character and brief glance at its career
may not be out of place. as key TO the improve
ment.
The Advertiser was frs, published sixty years ago.
The Licersed vic.ualers Of London, las the public
house keepers called had. by tina, time, increased
in numbers wealth and ambition. and wished to have
an organ OF their own. They raised the necessary
capital by subscription, and made it s'se qua non
that whatever publican wanted to become q propri-
etor could do so-only on the payment OF guinea a.
entrance money, and by subscribing for the paper.
which st the then rate of fourteen cents per copy
amounted to nearly nine guneas per snnum addi-
tOna At present. the reduction Of the stamp duty
having brought down each copy to ten cent? the al
pual cost of de paper about ak guineas; but the
entrance fee has been trebled. The advantages
gained by proprietorship considerable. share
Of the profits is paid to each proprietor whether he
remain in business retire from it, provided he take
the paper daily, or commute by fixed annual pay
sent in Hsu The greater part Of the PROFITS ore sP-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

lie chief redeemog feature nov. The las: initial
Esenee that Mr.. Pe.o, the rich contractor had
paid $4,000 for the copyright, type, psesses ard
premises which il is printed With view Of m,kins
il the organ OF the Dissenting interest, with which h,
is connected bat bat be had been induced to dispose
ofhs bargain 10 CARDINAL Wisensn, to be converted
into an organ Of the Roman Csholic body. It's sded
thatNr Serjesni Glover 81 lrihmsn, Who hssscarce-
ly ever held brief i now the Editor or rather the
ssnsger Of tbs paper - winds mp ajournsl in which
Fox and Sheridan and Ba,ke have written; in which
Byron publish, some o. his political poems Ia sheh
Noores cle'ercst 'quios found their way into print
in which Campbell attempted TO write politics sad in
which Dickens inside h.s ic5rr a. Boz"
That The PvHItC LrDGER, with a daily
circulation e rs, should continue to be pub
hshtd, may astoni'h the world at large. Estab.
lshtd nearly ceitury $50, lin l75sl It fss
ter,d as contributors Goldsmith and Others, ~Ao
are now csssic authors. A, this time, ii was the
leading Journal" Gradually i, glided down into
decrtptu S,vessle;iorls wsse made to restore it
but ell have failed. lis rs copies never travel out
Of 1.-The city, out are fled at Lloyds, at Gursways
at the North and South American Cofee-house and
e few other places. II lives lis retnency OF adver
tistmeIts which the last 10 c,me TO pseer, and
the lsst TO Iesv, it. There il description OF auo
tions in London, called Sales by Inch OF Candle,
AT which the auctioneer lights an inch OF wax taper
and the lssi bio before the fame expires takes the
lot auc, In m time imaemoral these have been al
vertked in The Public Ledger. They include hides
and leather, wives and spirits, tsllow and timber
crugs ano groceries foreign frui and preserves, and
the public supposed to lOok for aud at them in The
Ledger. Thee are scores of editors, Contributors
reviewers and reporters connected with the London
Press who have never set eyes upon even stray
copy Of TIE Public Ledger. Yet it has a sort of vi
talty-a. least, the profits amount to about $500
Year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
Neyul1prk Daily Gribm,tt

For The N. Y. Tdbuns
A PARALLEL.
DEAR child l have lost thy forehead fair,
uplined by any scam OF care,
Thy laughter from my lips hath passed.
Nv troubles have all learned to last,
And, IL with thee to-day cry,
To morrow echoes with sigh.
But as the soft white buds OF Spring,
Give place TO many better thing,
/, robbed Of these since years have fied
Have gathered nobler gifts instead,
And leaving bsses on thy brow,
Would change no atom with thee now.
For thy meek, pallid innocence,
gain purcIess more intense
As every dross Of nature flies
From ore that in the furnace lies
Refined BY fire, and moulded long
With patient will, and courage strong
For thy frail, Pickering love Of kind,
That swerves with thine uncertain mind
Iwear q crown Of eonstaney,
Too heavy, tender heart for thee
But dear ss truth and trial make
The links of love time cannot break.
If hope burns azure in thine eye
! mate her with fidelity.
Poor hope that droops and falters fast
While faith abdes the stormiest blast,
And, holding firmly God and man,
Stands mountain strong since time began.
And for thy future, vague and bright,
have past, have done with night.
Now, watching on the hills, say,
Take courage, heart It's almost day,
Thy fears and exile all must come,
But perceive the lights Of home. A. W. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

OPERATIVES DiscBARcED.-We Learn, RON ~
Laurence Courier, that Large number Of - ~
have larely been discharged from The s%pDy - y
Bay State Mill, caused By the genss" -
vSsrs ID men are generally employed, hey hsys ~
stss discharged. Y .S the exception sa:s,sa ssat
Vsrious other departments are beng pSnaay
stepped, - The m.chssy become. .,s snenmSspsI ~
nro.p. e. bow t. Is about onehaf Of the works VII
be stopped for per'oo'
po,,O,y,cr ROBBERY Asp ARRfr.-We Lean
BY telegraph from noo,Pssr thai Mr.. Rsssls; -: a:
ma,n;sa by Mr. Hoabsook, Special Agent Of tie De.
nsr,utns, on charge Of mail depredAticns- hsnee
bsni bbb, sent through the office in decey eeIs
were found upon him, end In bis possession ~ ~
discovered . portion Of the property OF me ~
open and robbed zone months ago. Bis examination
vss In progress this stersoon before Jsdge Prsnnss
81 Montpelier. burlington Frs-Pfs's, Ca
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5 5Rsss 7: n WE Commissioners
l. = =. f0Es ncr ,Rst1e

CUPREWE COURT.-In the matter of the
- Application Of q Mayor Aldermen Commonsty Of
The City New York relative u the OPENING and LAYING
OFT u q PUBLIC SQUARk. known az BLODNls0DALE
SQUARE IL the Nineteenth Ward Of said city We the
Coz misscues IF Estimate and Assessment IN the Aboveen
d matter hereby give notice 10 the owners. oe
cupau occupants Of all houses and lots snd improved and
unmprove1 lands affected thereby and 70 all Others whom
may concern. - t0llows to wit;
FIRsT Tls' hsve completed Estimate and Assess
meat all persons WhOse Interests Affected there
BY AID who b. opposed t. the presnt thr Oh
factions 10 writing duly velifed 20 MOSES MAYNARD, Jr
DAVIES No II Wall-st this city before the 18th
boy Of December, 1874.
ssoosD Ths any person persons shc consider them
selves ssgvcd by said Estimate and Assessment WI Dc
heard IN Imposition the before ct the Office OF
JOHN WEEKS. No SO Walist., in ssd city at oeloeh
2 NJ. On the 18th Of Jsausry 1885
THIRD Abstract OF the said Emate and Assess
toseer With msp and also all The sfhdsvb en
our rspo. have been deposited IN the Street Commission
Once OF the City ARD County OF Ntwfork, there 10 re
main atil TIE 80 Of February. 1875.
That the limits embraced By the Assessment afore
sd are follows All thnse pieces Of land situated In the said
city bounded desert ed and containing follows that e
On moth by the souheIy line side OF b7ths OIL
by the westerly line side Of the 6av and the west By
the esserly line side of litb And. also all those Other
lots and parcels Of land fronting the esster
Of the 9th between Sth st and 6th ST And also all
0h and t0b Aforesaid laid the said map OF The
Commissioners
rtyTH That our report viii presented tbs gu
preme Court Of the State of EewYork al Special Term
UhDAY the Sd day OF February d. 1855 at the ope ming Of
the Court that day and that then and there 5000 there
after counsel be heard motion will be made that SAD
JOHN WEEKS, Gana..
H,xYori Nov q 1854 Ms rs
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CUPRENK COURT In the matter OF the az
~ pcstion ftbe Mayor AIoesn and Connonsy on the
Cit, Of Nsw Yors rsiative the OPENING or O.E HUN
DRED AID THiRTY-THIRD-SF., from the it5-sv 20 he
stb-ay.
We ths and, Commandment Of tsias,s and .s-s'
eDtFis1 hereby give no'ce 70 ~.
owner o. occupant Of 81 houses sod ots
and ,roTec AID u,proved LANDS sheeeo thereby and
al Others ON Il may concern - follows 70 Wit:
FiTst-Tbs.N have completed or Estimate ard Asesneri
AID ta ell perso1s wbse Interests Affected thereby 4ne
who NAV be opposed do pre.ent t1e o2scnOni
ip vriti1s orly verified 70 JOHN Is HOLMES, Esq ouI
Chairman a. tie Ofse Of the CoInissioneIs No. 81 Chsin
ber (eco.d story front roo in his city on OF before
tbs fourth osy # Is1usry lss5 -,
Secon5-Tias s1y psr-Oa persons who may oonsldei
sssreyed by sad Estimate sLd Ass.sneSt vi" be
So'ejocb p b. on tL. 18th day Of January, 1850
Thra-Thst the esraci Of the sad Estiuse and ase.s
su. ossfher with and also all the shdsvis esu
mate, sro cher which were used bs ~ IN making
our report have oao in the Street oi-soDsr'
Of Of to- city ard county Of New York there 70 remain un
ul 10Th dsy OF February 1875
YourhThst 'hs limits embraced by the Assessn ept sofe
sid are a. follows AL those pieces Of and situated 10 the
,s ery iror ting on sides Of One Hundred and Thirty
.tdF between the westerly side Of the to1Tthav snd the
sss,er, soc Il old KINGS Bridge Road and extending OF
ti AID southerly des OF one HGndred snd Thirty
thru 10 tie uidce Of the blocks either SIDE tnsreo' anc
Fh- That rspor; herein viii be presented TO the 81
OF state Of New Notk, at special tern
eTeof 10 be he'd o. the City Han IN the said city on SArUh
DAY the 18th day Of February A. D. 1855 al the o ming Of
~ Court on Cay that thea and there soon there
se be heard motion viii BE made that sse
rspo,, bs e.BfTne6
5 5Ss5; :. h s q%$H..%Hpars Commissioner.
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&UfhEME COURT.-William w. Goddard
~ N.h's Jsshson Nsgare. To tbs DEFENDANT:
Sou are hereby "mneese aud required so.xer the
complaint 10 ihs seues Witch will be tiled 10 tn Office Of
Hal in ,hs Gig Of N,sYc,a and TO .e,vs eOPypf your
srsvs 10 me s.d eenpsn on the subscribers theh ofoe
Of IBIS Summons on yes exclusive Of N. eSee
and fail 10 the said psaint vi hin he
sforsssd the fss'ie in his viii n, Ala,
700 for the Of Ten Tseuapd Nine Hueded Doay va
,,. 80 ,ha.S s,ts hraSa "a ss ennsh DAY
sssts Of THE seiioe Dated i6h Noveuter . 1884,
EMLRsON l. fRiCHARO, Plaintiff. Attorns,.
No. Wal OF New York
The said sopplsst wss ssd the once Of said oerh On
Ne lesh day Of NewNesr isA
FaERsoN PRICaARD.
HnjssewW Atorpeys feT Plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

cularly besetlng SINS Us tuIlor' Inc Au'ci'.n~i .
Psrs correspondent had been and is MIR. Bowers
who had become so intimate with Louis Napoleon
from his election as President down to December
1851 as TO be frequent guest at hls private table
But after the coup d6at be received or fancied some
slight, and Immediately changed the tone OF his Paris
correspondence, abusing Louis Napoleon as strongly
as he before had praised him. The result was that
the French Government, at that moment attaching
great importance to the opinions of the London press
and ignorant Of The Advertisers want OF influence
on the public mind, absurjly prohibited the circula
ton of that journal in France Whereupon MI
Grant took TO publishing one or two columns oil
daily abuse Of Louis Napoleon, and continued IN THIS
vein for many weeks. Eventually, when the Empire
was proclaimed, The Advertiser was readnitted to
French circulation about three copies throughout
Paris and the provinces and it has a. much praised
Nspcleon Ill. of late. as it formerly abused him.
The Paris correspondent Mr.. Bowers, is the gentle
man who. in October 1852. killed Mr.. Morton, cor
responder, of The Daily News, in ft Of Jealousy,
ard was acquitted, on trial, by French tribunal.
The keeping up a raking FIRE against Popish sg-
" erosion and Cardinal Wisemsn, from 1850 10
1883 contributed largely TO increase The Advertsers
circulation for its readers were principally mechanics
ard artisans, who in London are imperiecly edu-
Gated, very bgo,ed and, for the most part, s:suneh
No Popery" meo.
Less fortunate Mr. Grants constant endeavor
to provoke The Times to notice him. The only H.
stance in which The Times condescended to aekno"-
edge the existence Of The Advertiser was when re-
porter sued the latter for supplying intelligence Of the
coup d aat OF December . 1851 when itsppsared, by
unIefued testimony, that The Advertiser had received
M other ntmation of that startling event than By
finding it reported in a second edition OF The
Times, which report Mr. Grant duly scssored out OF
The Thunderer," and published as if just received
L" from Our Own Correspondent at Paris The
Times avenged the theft by simply publishing the
report Of the trial on which this was duly stated on
oath.
Mr.. Grant has had a sort of mania for publishing
hr own tours in The Advertiser In one Of these ne
ersvely wondered a. the children in Bcucsne sPeAs
ing French with enviable hueney He w~ iono'