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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
INC New rrom N,carnrua.

We republiSh this morning from the n.
o. Delta of the 18th inst, the accounts
from Nicaragua brought by the steamer
Texas. They are of character highly
creditable to Walker and his men, who APP
pear to have triumphed CALAMITY over their
enemies; and to have attained position
which makes them masters of the country.
On the other hand, the advices by the
Tennessee, by way of Charleston, published
yesterday, would seem to indicate that
Walker was on the point of being driven
from the country.
1t viii be seen by reference to the ac-
counts by the Texas, that both steamers
left San Juan on the same day, the Texas
being the last to leave. Until we have
further information we shall regard that
brought by the Texas as correct. After
the series of well fought battles in which
the enemy were in every instance routed,
we shall not believe Americans were forced
to knock under" until there is not
" loop left to hang doubt upon"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
River and Steamboat News.

BoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.-The city OF
Huntsville for Cairo, CaDlJridge for Pittsburg.
ARRIVED The HlrtsriUe and the Sligo
from Waitsboro, city Of Huntsville from Cal
70, Commerce from Ohio river coal mines.
DEPARrED.-The Lacrosse Pittsburg, lick
man, Cincinnati, AIeonia Memphis, Am5assa-
dor Cairo.
BOATS ExPEoTED-The Harm0Hia and Roch-
ester from Pittsburg, SaHie West from ST. Lou
is.
The river is rising steadily at this point,
with prospects of a still greater improvement
GREAT RISE IN ALL THE UPPER RIVERS. 1t
was a matter of establishment TO those con-
nected with therjverinieresls yesterday morn
ing, 20 see the River rising so rapidly at this
point as il had been during he night. II was
coming down with perfect rush of waters,
and bearing on its bosom the evidences of
greater rise above, in the shape of drift wood,
&C From o'clock on Thursd7y evening 70
the same hour last evening, the>kIver here had
risen full seven feet, and at dark last evening
II was still rising rapidly. We never saw this
River swell more rapidly than it did all day
>
or the Missouri or Illinois Rivers yesterday,
but We hear from reliable sources that both
sre rising. The Missouri has risen eight feet
at s.. Charlie, and the Illinois IS swelling from
Peoria down, aud clear OF ice. The Alton
packet, in last evening, reports rise of eight
feet at Alton, and rising at the rate Of five
inches an hour when she left, at / o'clock. 2.
N. From this we may presume that The Up
per Mississippi is contributing great deal TO
the present swelL-St. Louis Rep. 18Th.
This rise, We believe, is Unprecedented at
this season Of the year. The great Northwes-
tern rivers and their tributaries are nearly al
ways frozen over at this time aud a winter rise
hardly ever occurs until caused by what is
termed the January thaw." The opening
Of the rivers now, argues q very open or mild
winter in northern laliJudes.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.l

| WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Supreme Court met to-
day and the judges, aud many distinguished Jur-
lists and members Congress were present, the case
OF Scott plaintiff versus Jno. y. A, Sandstord came
up tor argument on points of law the plaintiff a
of color brought suit to try his right to frees
dom He claims to have been emancipated by his
master having taken him to reside in Illinois, which
act is declared by the constitution of that State
operated to emarcipate him. The Circuit Court
decided against the plaintiff the ground that by
his return Missouri his masters right revived
Montgomery Blair, for the plaintiff opened the case
which he argured at length and before concluding
gave way for adjournment
WAsuISGToN, Dec. 10, Senate.-The bill to set
tie the claims of Revolutionary officers was discuss
ed till adjournment
HoUsE.-A resolution declaring it ineypedent
unwise and contrary TO the policy of the United
States, to repeal the laws prohibiting the African
Slave trade, was agreed to; only voting in the
negative.
New YORK, Dec 15.-The Tennessee has arrived
from Nicaragua, her news is simply confrmative
OF that previously received
BUFFALO, n. Y. Dec. 15-The Storm of yester-
day was very severe in this vicinity, great damage
was done TO property, several warehouses were
flooded, and MANY buildings destroyed.
ALBANY, Dec. l5..-The freight house and pas
senger depot of the Hudson River Railroad at East
Albany were destroyed by fire yesterday; total
loss 100000.
BosToE, Dec. 15-Wm. Walker deputy
den OF the Massachusetts, State Prison, stabbed
this morning by one of the prisoners and died al
most instantly.
WAsHISGToN, Dec. 15-It was reported in the
House to GAY that Mr. Stevens of Ga has sent
challenge or note preliminary thereto to Mr.. Hill,
OF the Fillmore Electors of that State. Their
difficulties grew out Of a question of veracity con-
cernug terms agreed on by them for conducting
public discussions during the Presidential cam.
pagn.
Edgar Garrett of Virginia, has been appointed
assistant Clerk of the Court of Claims, at a salary
of $1,000.
NEW YORK Dec Is p M-Cotton closed with
advancing tendency. Sales 1000 bales; upands
l25; Middling l2i.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Is, noon-Flour good demand
at 3Oa6 40; Whisky dull 233; Red Wheat steady
Hal -; Rye firm at so; Hogs active at 35a
40, Green Hams Il; Groceries steady, full rates.
River feet water in the channel and rising
All the Western rivers rising.
New YORK, Dec 10, evening-FlOur advancing,
sales State at 30t6 10; Wheat advancing > cents
sales, Corn at 10 for mixed; Freights easier.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. I6-River rising with feet
s inches water in the Canal and four feet on the
falls
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

The Norfolk Argus tells story which is the like
Of 4 thousand others yet untold, aud which il
thinks would be a beautiful case for the graphic
pen Of Lacy Stowe, II she would look at the beam
IN her own eye. and overlook the mote in ours
The amount OF il is, that 10 the principal hotel OF
the City ofNewark, n. J., an active sprghty girl
q native OF that State, waited on a portion Of the
guests at the public table. She missed for Sc
yeral days from her accustomed place; aud as she
lad become favorite with the wife ola gentleman
rom the South, sojournine for time in the house
with bis family, some Inquiry was made about the
cause Of her absence. From her servant, 4 negro
woman Of her household, the lady learned thu, the
girl bad become III, aud had retired to her room,
small cuddy hole 10 the fifth story Of the hotel And
had remained there during an entire day without
any attention whatever. The Southern servant &C
eidentally heard OF her lonely condition, and car
riei portion OF her OSn food to the iavalid, and
nursed her ill she Was able 90 return to her duty
The accidental presence Of the negro woman saved
the white girl from being turned into the street to
become the inmate OF the aims house.
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Tickets, a. Halves, t2-ogartsrs e..

fLAk Or TIE LFTlEh1
Same As the ROYAL Lottery q Cuba-with this difference:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 HuDbers-his has only
l5,OOO.
There are two Wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks The superntendrnis have each key TO the
Locks AMI the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present There placed in the wheel Of numbers lin
tubes containing sips Of paper with the numbers from No.
70 10 OOO the wheel Of priEs there placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes them
ranging from els 0Oo 20 e1O0.
When the drasng takes place, which will be In public,
the wheels are unlocked and after revolving the
Der drawn Of the wheel VI numbers At the
tine one 4 Of The Prize wheel by boys With arms
barred the shoulder and bndOldsdthe tube Is slipped
ca and number held up and enrolled that the Whole
audience an THE numbers thea called "a and
istered by the Superintendsnts The Prise dawn credit
ed % the number the time, and until
al toe prizes are drawn copy Of the drawing then
sent 10 the pTnters and AFTER comparison the supsrnten
dents cer the correctness Of the drawing These So
pedntendents 70 perform their duty without
fear or favor.
Il will be perceived that in this plan every prise il
draun out, and Of person must set them;
dFawsng sent every ordering tickets The prars
arr payable thirty days amer drawing 10 ha without d
count. 81 DraWing takes place every Saturday.
EE- Orders for tickets addressed 70 q. II. WINTER,
Box $50 Nashville Tenn viii be promptly attended 10
JANIS y. WINTER, Manager,
dae3 Macon. Ga.
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THEATRE-fhe audience at the Nashville"
on Monday night was the largest, by far, of
the season. Many ladies were present, boxes
and parquette crowded, and the entertainment
racy throughout. It has been very clearly
demonstrated that in this age, as in allothers,
whether tragedy or comedy has attracted the
spectator to the benches Of the Theatre, he
has come in quest of entertainment This Mr..
Chanfrau and Miss Albertine seem fully to
understand, and therefore it is that their per-
sonations have always attracted full houses
In Nashville they seem to be especial favorites.
They have versatility, vivacity, good looks,
good humor, backed by little solid professional
ability. Their piquant and popular represen-
ta,ions win the appreciation of the theatre
goers in every city, and crowded houses greet
them with hearty plaudits. Mr.. Chanfrau
seems at home in every character: As old
Scion Single in the Yankee Teamster, he is
perfect. The representation is a flushed piece
Of acting Some comedians are drtisteS-most
comedians are cLOl0ns, In fact, it is a diff.
cult matter to draw the line of demarcation
distinctly. By original gift, by close obser-
walton, by hard study, Mr.. Chanfrau has
made the clown and comedian distinct Miss
Albertine, in ability to personate in rapid sue
cession many totally different characters, is III
comparable. In addition to this versatile tai
ent she combines in a most eminent degree,
grace Of action and beauty Of expression. Her
Bob Nettles is the very embodiment of the
bright eyed young devil, whose pranks, what
ever their consequences, spring from noble
impulse. She not only acts the character, but
looks it to the very life. In fine, Mr.. Chan
frau and Miss Albertihe profess to entertain
their audience. We have yet to hear this
ability contradicted. For bill tonight sec