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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-11
BLOCK TIN, BRITTANIA AND PLANISHED


tAIE have fine assortment Of Covered D. shes, Soup
w Turrt rs, Cufee Urns Tea and c. fee Pots, Punch
Pitchers, Moasses Cups Greques Lamps Can iesicks &C.
&C. MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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ABRAM CoNLEY.
CONLEY & JOHNSON,
Livery Stable.

Livery Stable.
"U The undersigned having taken -
SSE G1[H the stable on Market street, Nash DS-aA
SSOSH3 vile, Tenn two doors below the AA
Inn and opposite the Mansion House, form.
ery occupied by the Hammer respectfully that
he II KEEP hand good horses aud vehicles be let
the hiring pulc reasonable terms.
He Is prepared to take Of in the best manner all
Horses lett with him. either boarding horses travellers
His Stable is situated convenient business and he will
keep but experienced osers prove
he market aford. Terms moderate.
jan l6-dtw4v1y R. s. PATTERSON.
Canary Cages.
w have received from New York. the finest collection
w Of Bird Cages in Nashville. They Of all
patterns and designs and offered a. very moderate pr
MACKENZIE WILSON.
CHAMBER SETS.
I'VE have just received from New York and Cincinnati
w variety ofpatsrns Of The above invaluable articles.
Some nf our patterns very ant.
mari MACKENZIE L WILSON
E'EATHER BUSTERS Of all sizes, and at low
L prices. MACKENZIE WILSON.
BLOCK TIN, BRITTANIA AND PLANISHED
WARES.
AIE have a fine assortment Of Covered Dishes, Soup
w Turrtn', Cofee Urns. Tea and c. fee Pots, Punch
Pitchers Molasses Cups Greques Lamps Can iescs &C.
&c. MACKENZIE 3 WILSON
CASTORS.
WE have handsome assortment Of Casters elegantly
w Tilted, and Brit ania-a varieta OF patterns
marcel MACKENZIE WILSON.
FURNITURE POLISH
WE have on hand a supply Of McCombe's Furniture
w Polish, by which, with very little trouble, old Furni-
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Sec. "a Be IL fsrfLer enacted, That the County
Court shall at the April term, once in every two
ycars, appoint Tan Assessor Tor the county,
and when vacancy occurs, which the Court is
authorized 20 declare for cause said Court shall
MI the same a. early as practicable. Said As
SCISSOR shah bold his Office for two years, but that
The Office Of Assessor and Tax Collector shall 40, be
held by the same person.
See IS Bs'f further enacted, That the Assessor,
before entering upon the duties of his Office, shall
give bond with good and sufficient security. 20 be
approved by the County Court in the sum Of
$1,000 % lone Thousand doars,) payable to the
State Of Tennessee, conditioned that be will well
and truly without Partially, hyor OF prejudice,
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ny TELEG RAPU.

Arrival Of The Balic.-F Four Day, Later from Europs
New YoRK, Nov l0-Tbs steamer Baltic, with Liverpool
dates Of the 10th u arrived here this forenoon Mach
her news Is Interesting bat contains nothing of special
portsnce.
The feature Of news which e. cites the most attention Il an
official paragraph in the Paris MouIr complaining that the
English press publishes caumnes against the French
men holding the that continuance OF such
duct will break up the French alliance Thls para-
graph has caused great excitement both IN England and
France, having Affected tho Bourse II reported that
the British government will ask explanation 10 the eject
" the threat s intended TO dissolve the alliance
Respecting the Nespotsn difficulty, the only addition In
it's progress Is that the French embassy and probably the
British also, left Naples the 2Gth The Count wsewskFs
official correspondence with the NOapOAn government ha,
been Published.
The English feet Is st Malta and the French Zee, 1,
at Toulon German paper says the squadron wi 80 10
Naples In three weeks II matters settled up
time.
There is nothing new with respect TO -. -,,---,.,-
tons Of the Dsnubian princ'. - - ~
emma, but re-as'erted rom Franc. tb., ~. Pc
'"O 1e ~trans to quit In this connsxion are two ~
pore First that the Congress Of Paris not likely TO NEE,
soon, owing to the nonassent Of England and, second
thu Russia inspired By the suspicion Of understand
ing between England and Austrs respecting the principal
ties demands the Russian squadron be admitted 10 enter the
Black the terms the English feet these
waters.
The entire Turkish ministry has resigned The event 1.
attributed to the inrgues Of Saord de Redee to bring
In Redschid Psoha as yisier,
There no news from SPAIN except contemplated in.
crease in the army.
Letters from France not satisfactory the demand for
money continuing undated.
The sloop Constellation left Naples on the 18th for
Constsutinople The frgae Congress remains Naples
Owing to the bad grape crop, the export Of grapes wine
vinegar, Tartarc acid and potash has been prohibited from
the Ottoman States until the 9TH Of September, 1851
MARKKTa
LtvrnPooL, October 7sThe Africas the morn.
Ing Of the 2Th caused less rmne In cotton and change
rspspirsd in favor Of buyers but prices we're generally IN
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OFFICIAL.
TREAE.JRY DEPARTMENT.

lHN'RY DEPARTMENT,
May -, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given dnldors Of the stock sued n
OF Congress OF gla July 1896 that such stock
dsemahle by It's terms aud will be paid the Treasury on the
render OF the certificates thereof the 18th Novrmber next
when interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase nTIor sad
day Of redemption and viii pay therefor following
addition to the interest accrued the day purchase on
days interest for the money reach the vendor!
On such stock received the Treasury between the Let day Of
June and the as July Inclusive,
the amounts specified In the certificates;
on such stock received between days Of August
fourth Of one per cent;
accrued heeon and days interest O.y viii b
paid.
Certificates o such stock transmitted be du-
assigned the United States by the party the
purchase and when prior let Ju current
hafyear Interest ALEC be assigned by the present
otherwise saeh interest win be payable heretofore,
And notice u further given holders Of United
day Of June and the let day 81 December unless
81 100 shall be previously obtained and will for
addition the accrued from OF dividend
OF interest," and days additional or money
uc vendor following Of premiums
On stock Of the loan OF sf2, premium Of 10
On loans Of 1917 and iss Of &c
And issued the oh September
monty called TeKsnndemnty stock, apremum Of per cent
Certificates transmitted under this notice should be ds
the United States by the party ened receive ae orty and
seat previous the let July, tho n,f Years interest
be assigned by the present ,oehoarr Otherwise the
Interest Tor the half year to that day GIN bs payable him
tpforc.
frymsn' for all the ,raRolns by
assistant ueasuicr Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May sa-ahlRN0v Secretary Of the Treasury,
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"A AGsIFICEST EHARD GRAND PIANO PORTE, HoRsEa
F'snc elacs. r,sSss f,e h
caiss asa aaask cpahs handsome velvet eapst
Day November ish ock hs residences II NJ. sIcssr
"a go AZ sts .Sa ss N h. sssss sTssSs BE
uoussbod sss witch order nom PARIS SSd
sss.lngss' ro's~ood grand rsno iron Erards,
ss fO.swsos pario, 6rl,..r su,.hsd 10 rich s,
900 s'oss..lis ssss..ss Il tuo Frsuch and
sas 4 fpsFaan Fes farSsrs, dashed In eius snk cam
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LOCA Al NE w y.

We copy the following from the Star of yesterday eve
ming:
IMPORTANT DEeIsIoS.-The case of John H. Rush who
was arrested time since deserer from the nited
States ship Pennsylvania taken up Saturday in the
II was habsa corpus issued by his honor Judge Dun
lop, and directed to Officer T. Watson nding him
TO have the body Of John H. Rush before him
day, nj IL o'clock Mr. Watson returned TO the writ
that be held Rush as deserter from the ship Pennsylva-
mia, and for no other cause.
The enlistment made under the first section of the
act OF Congress approved March I'd, 1881.
Mr. Giberson for the petitioner claimed his discharge
upon the ground that the government had right TO
list Rush under the above mentioned having the
consent OF bis mother to enlist him for the term for which
be was enlisted The of Congress authorizes the gov
eminent 10 enlist boys not being under thirteen nor
eighteen years OF age uh the consent Of their parents
other persons for term not exceeding five years
Mr. Key for the United States tanned that the gov
eminent had right by the words "other persons TO
boys under thirteen or eighteen years Of age without
the consent OF their parents guardians the
between Rush and The government made when Rush
was eighteen years old, and was a valid contract
Judges Morsell and Merrck Of this opinion and
Rush was returned TO the officer but we learn he was
discharged from service the desire Of the government be-
ing only TO settle the question fsuch enlisiments
The Alexandria Gazette Of ys.t.raav norD,rO ,,.,.,
that one OF the passenger run over the
Ton ana Alexandria railroad drawn by horse from The
depot IN that city 10 the Long Bridge on Friday evening
last The road from the Alexandria depot 10 the brdg,
now In running order and the expected 10 com.
msnoe running regularly 10 a short time
NATIONAL TuEATEE-The Pyne and Harrison troupe
made their first appearance this season last evening before
one of the largest and brilliant audiences which We
nave seen within the walls Of the National for many
months Their reception cordial to enthusiasm and
Auoers charming comic opera Of Fra Ddpoo proved 10
be an admirable medium for the display Of the wonderful
capabilities Of Miss Pyne and Mr.. Harrison MisS Pyue
has lost none Of that purity finish and brlaney which
distinguish her voosaton In such pre-smnsnt degree
and Mr. Harrison fully sustained bis reputation ~ the beat
tenor on the English stage The members Of the
troupe made very favorable impression,
To-pight We to have The Crown Diamonds In which
Miss Pyne made such decided hit last season Another
triumph doubts awaits her Seats can be secured during
the day.
yesterday was quite pleasant just cool enough 10 he
agreeable and the avenue after four o'clock was snvensd
by the prence Of gay promsnAdsrS In considerable
bers In the evening Sbout ocock) ere broke out 10
blacksmith shop Maryland avenue the light from
which lumiued that part Of the city for aboa half an
hour with great brillianoy The building was entirely
consumed.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

BALriGoRE ASB Omo RAuRoAD--The Baltimore Ameri-
states that the gross receipts of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for the month Of October have been very
large exceeding by about thousand dollars the receipts
for September, which were S459,s4o IS.
TAE REsoLUrr.-Thls vessel (says the New York Jour
na Of Commece has undergone thorough repairs at
pavyyArd, and viii sail In few days for England under
the command Of Capt Harstene. She Ia SO much i'm
proved IN All respects that the visites who
Stocked over 10 Der upon her arrival would scarcely
recognise her she lies At the head Of the
wharf No pains taste has been spared in fitting her
up Several officers have been ordered to her who, on
their arrival In Europe win report for duty in the Med
iterranean squadron.
ARhKzr oE tina TREASURER TICKET AGENT OF THE
PGIKRsupRs RAILROAD ron ALLEGED FRAuD--We learn
from the Petersburg South Side Democrat tina, Alexander
Faoone agent and OF the Petersburg Railroad
Company was arrested on warrant charging him with
fraud In his capacity OF ticket agent Of the company on
Friday last The accused has been In the employ of this
company some eighteen twenty years. is of fam
y was considered honest Industrious persevering and
puncna and had amassed property In real estate cash
Sel to the amount Of twenty thirty thousand dollars
Az meeting OF the company the tickets received from
Captain Styles, conductor The road were compared
with their check margins In tbs ticket book The tickets
tern OF eorresponded exactly with the margins but the
on the margins OF the tickets In question were much less
than the received for the torn-o tickets given to
the passengers and brought back by the conductor.
At the primary examination before Mayor Townes Con-
dueor .. Styles, being called, stated that in June last
while comparing tickets with margins, he noticed the
seats Be- In Ink on the tickets aud in pencil on the
margins In the tcket-book He surprised at pen
and pencil being used at the time and on referring
to the same In few days after he found the seats &C.
altered to ink and pencimarks rubbed out After find
ing that he kept all the tickets nearly ALL whose mar
gins were pencil marked. II his duty to collect the
tickets the line from the passengers and compare them
with the tiekebook If all right he destroyed them On
comparing them with the pencmarked margins they did
tally but afterwards the pencil marks were rubbed out
and ink substituted with the alteration of seats price &C.
as had been above stated lie disclosed the matter on
nesday evening to Superintendent Sanford He only kept
come of the tickets since june and did not mention the
matter to Falconer.
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lfarknla.

New IoHK Nov lOCotton is dull and prices nomi-
na-saes of 800 bales; Orleans, mid, 1875 upands mid
l27s Flour is acve-saes of 10 900 bbls State Sc So
S6 Do southern, 81 05 81 As Wheat rm-saes of lG0
600 bushe; white, 81 60 81 6s; red ST so 81 co. Corn
has declining tendencysaes of So 600 bushels southern
mixed, SO 70 cents Pork is very du-sales of mess at
500 Beef and lard unchanged Whiskey is easier
Ohio33R cents Coffee dull, at decline of a cent
Rio % lE cents. Sugar is buoyant-Mu,covado 81
l0A Moasses has advanced and is rmer at 40 A cents
Tobacco is firm. Rice is dull. Freights are firm.
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NEWS FROM UTAH.

We have dates from Salt Lake the lst of October and
file of the Deseret News up to that time Nothing of
particular note had transped in the Territory and
News is consequently barren of ything like intelligence
beyond the fact that the smallpox spreading in the
rtory and great fears entertained that panic would
be produced among the people in consequence The pres
dency has issued the following proclamation:
Since former article under the above head in N,
3d. Dr. Lee informs that fourteen persons in Matthew's
camp have had the smallpox being all in that company
with exception liable have that disease and that
thirty persons outside the camp have suffered by the
couagon though most of the have fortunately been
of mild type These facts prove that the necessity exist
ed for the stringent advice 10 former article and still
many TO be careless concerning the further spread
disease which often proves fatal and even visit
dwellings in which is known exist and then reckless
ly visit those who would not otherwise have been ex-
posed.
The lives and health of the people precious In our
sight and Of too much worth be fooshy jeoparded
and inasmuch do still persist in eopardng their
lives and the lives of Others the seec-men OF Great
Salt Lake county the bishops the wards where the peo-
Pile in the least degree liable be exposed and all
other persons hereby again required to every
sary exeron TO prevent the further spread Of the small.
pox and in any liable TO the injection shall persist
10 visiting those who have that disease to immediately
furnish us with written report over their
of the and conduct Of such persons that Il may he
certainly known who among Us are unwilling to abide
wholesome regulations.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
! RIks OF MARYLAND.

The foowihg numbers Of the NnyIaf C. so
daSd LoIsry o benefit Pokosoke rvcr SC cas-
-, dTawR NVVsmb,r 7, 1855
"a 50 Al 40 ~ Il 50 IS . 40 a. &C
The nwns the drawn number. Il hr Patap.eo In,,y,
Lottery elias. sao, drawn n vrmhsT 4, ls55i
40 IS IS ~ "a 80 90 20 81 10 Gs &c
n. FRANCE n Co., Managers.
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changed and the market closed steady Sales for three days
% 900 bales Of which $500 speculation and 900
for export Estimated sales Tuesday 900 bales including
800 bales for speculation and export The market closed
steady Prices Orleans middlng, l5-l6d.; Mobile and
Upland middlng, 81.
Breadstufs were quiet and prices were generally nm
changed Flour was quietwestern eanAl, q s2s.; Bat
more and Philadelphia, 32x 331Ss; Ohio, IS a Bias
wheat has generally better feeling and finer qualities ad
vanced Id Richardson, Spence, Co. quote red wheat
u ss white, % los 4d Corn is generally dull-yel
low and mixed, sS1<s white, 81 SAYS.
Provisions were quiet Lard very dull and nominal
Talow steady.
Common rosin generally undergraduates at AS.
London markets.-Sugar is active and firm. Coffee lie
firm.
The money market unchanged for money 90
92H.
LoNDoS Tuesday evening variation in the funds to-
day was slight the market closing yesterday.
The important failure of Fox, Henderson, Co. tended
prejudice the money market.
The supply of money the discount WAS more b
era but many holders we're still unwilling to lend. All
money offered found full employ the stock exchange
at cent per The Paris Bourse recovered
= per cent.
Private letters are less dscouraging from Paris.
Third Rseape of ToOnsend, he Mail RobJer.
NEw CASTLE, (Del.,) Nov. lO-Townsend, the mail
robber has again broken out of the New Castle jail He
cut his irons and broke through the floor Of the prison. and
Is now at liberty This is his third escape from prison.
Shipureek and Probable koss of Life.
oswEoo Nov. lot is feared that the propeller j. W.
Brooks lost in the late gale on Lake Ontario including
the crew OF about twenty besides
The vessel had full cargo of -four and lard Several men
who were reported in peril Saturday on board the
schooner Deshler have been rescued.
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DIED,

On the Oh instant in this city, CAROLINE GILMAN wife
JoRE GILMAN The department. daughter of
CALEB ErHERIDoE, deceased OF North Carolina
Her uneral will take place This tuesday afternoon, O'CLOCK
al the residence Of her husband New York GveRu
18th and 18th
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National Theatre.
Operate Season.

National Theatre.
operate Season.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II, 1856.
Second appearance Of the
PYNE AND HARRISON
OPERA COMPANY.
The eiegapt opcrao Of
THE CROWN DIAMONDS
During wAich MI LOUISA ryNE will sing glorious cong
THE sKyLARK,
and
ROBES AIR, WtrH VARIATIONS
MI HARRISON will sing
"oh whisper thou fselest."
Wednesday Mariana.
Bohemian Girl
Saturday Don Pasquae
Secured seats can he obtained by Immediate appcotoD p
Once oPe" from . to ~ O'Clock.
CARUsPs SALOON.
For tire. nights only.
PERTAINS
Immense Troupe OF
oPERATIC SINGERS,
Numbering Twenty FrseIass Performer.
VIII give terss Of their above commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, is5o.
reserved dans The day by applying at the hall
Hesn TO commence Al IN
Nov s-7t
orSioE or THE CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL Co.
Washington, Nov. 10, iesa
PROPOSALS will hs received until the sth day
December consuming masonry dam Tor the Chess
peake aud Ohio canal present s. abo,
l0l mites shove Georgetown, o..
Specifications will be furnished application Office OF IN,
The win be qursd proceed with the
Of ha dam with due dscnts and complete pracr
aybeu'. monthly on estimates rad. b an sc
q a " ~ ppTee
work ~ wv "F''''"'
w. = RINGGOLD,
Clerk Oh sapeAks and Ohio Canal Co.
USioh Frdefick HSsertorn Mail and Cumberland Anega
nsh, onee w~,k All day.
sOy Tile pDec
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BRIGHAM YOUNG,
HEBER O. KIMBALL,.
JEDEDIAH NJ. GRANT.
From The Salt Lake News, Oct


ARRIVAL OF HANDoARr TRAIN.
Having learned that Captain Edmund Ellsworth's COM
pany camped at the willow Springs the evening Of the
18th ut on the 26th Presden9 Brigham Young and eber
Kmball, Lieut. Gen d. H. Wells and many other citi-
Gems In carriages and several gentlemen and ladies on
horseback with part of Capt H. b Clawsons company
Of Lancers and the brass baads under Captain William
Pitt left the governors Office at m with the view OF
meeting and eseortng them into the city.
Within about mile and half Of the foot Of the Little
Mountain President Young ordered the party halt
I'll the hand-cars should arrive and with President Kim
ball. drove to meet them. Ere long the apxiousyeu-
pected train in sight led by Capt Ellsworth ON foot
and With two aged veterans pulling the front cart follow
cd by long line Of cars attended by the old middle
aged and young Of both sexes.
When opposite the escorting party halt was called
ana their captain introduced the Presidents
Young and kmball, which followed by the Joyous
greetings OF relatives and friends and unexpected rea
OF melons. While thus RECALLING Capt Daniel D. Macarthur
came up with his handcart company they having travelled
from the east base of the Big mountain
From the halt to the public square ON Second West
Temple street The following order was observed under The
supervision OF Captain Cawson Lancers ladies on horse
back President Youngs President Kimbars and Lieu
anantGeneral Wells carriages the bands Captains Els
worths and MoArthurs companies citizens In Carriages
and horseback The line Of march was scarcely taken
up before 1t began to be met by men, women and children
on foot on horses and in wagons throngne out to see
and welcome the first hand-car companies and the num-
beers rapidly increased until the living tide lined and
thronged South Temple street.
The procession reached the public square about sunset
where the Lancers bands and carriages were formed In
line facing the line of hand carts and after few remarks
by President Young, accompanied by his blessing the
spectators and escort retired and the companies pitched
their tents Mt the end Of walk and pull Of upwards Of
1900 miles -
This journey has beep performed with less than the
average Of mortality usually attending OK trains
and all though somewhat fatgued stepped out with alac
W to the last and appeared buoyant and cheerful They
mad often travelled 20 and 80 miles In day. and would
have come through in much shorter time had they not
been Obliged TO wait upon the slow motion Of the oxen at
he tents nd
les