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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

The RfpHblrAr Aesccaunb Washington have lsFued
an address the Republicans q ne Cned Ststes vhich
adopted The following reso,uhouss-
-Reeolved That The principles Of The republican party
ciren rights and privileges guaranteed by the sOniu
that opposition he extension of slavery y y bat
sentiments OF free iorn which the
and prosperity 81 orr free Institutions that while
cogsises freedom na,ops and slavery ~ sectional
acknowledge the principle u sfc Sovereignty and dscoun
ensnces nterfrence with he domestic INSTITUTIONS Of me
Resolved That result u the recent election have
The mosi cheering evidence expressed through large and
Intelligent popular vote " The american people o the cor
rcctnes Of principles and u their umaie and speedy
triumph that unprecedented devplnreent repub
lean uuremen fhst The intelligent masses
he side Of freedom and opposed 10 the further
crQschmens Of slavery and points with unerring certainty W
fuii and complete triumph In 1850
Resolved That the most important time correct form
establish public principles
yoved IN the present contest q parties during The ned
the strife and conflict peculiar Prudential palgn and
relying the justice ~ and the enlightened In
teEence % he people N sustain n therefore recommend
70 The several sssocaous In each Of he states . Keep
light and knowiedge and hat upon friends
throughout the country form themselves into aseocaons
where already er for Ike object and for purposes
Resolved Thst The noble and patriotic bearing Of O. Ere
mont and william L. Dayton during the recent contest,
marked has been b. he most unprecedented Of
drrnsIon that We recognize them statesmen n he most
virtue honor and Integrity and whose devotion 10 the
Iueresa N freedom finds rs highest euogy
coincidence CORDIALLY expresssd By An enlightened and free
rsolvsd That We recommend and urge upon repubH
e8r ffras DE necessity Of supporting men penged 70 the
81 ru@ 81 ,e republican pasty n heir municipal and
d syn e state and ma ional elecaons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02
Court % General Sessions.

Before Judge Iapron.
JoHr sEEoS As CosPLAISAsT AND PROSECUTOR.
Dze. Ia, thc opening OF the cour, this morning
Grand Jury panel Vas called, but quorum not being
present. those answering 70 their discha-g
cd III 10 norrow mornng The petit JurJ parcl having
been called, number OF jurors presented excuses f,r
altsE
John seKson ther and moved that the trial or
kctsr Lybch and Cole charged rh inserting hbelous
~ ticcs ia the isah A-evtcan be proceeded with Coun
Tor decree said that q you'd ne impossible 10 try
the this Term. IN con.eq 1eDce OF the continued w.
OF Mr.. Bus'esl Who associated With him The
complainant and prosecutor ncKeon) still pressed bis
rnocr Bot amer fe- significant nods from The Ass,si
ant ns ct Attorney su5c sny thsre vasa great calm.
and he conseBsd 10 have the trial postponed until Mr.
Busted hsd Sufficiently recovered 10 be able 10 appear
for ms Clients
The Assissxnt Dkuics Attorney said that the Witnesses
In the OF Charles Huntington IN Court, bat
the Dstct Alto pey and James Brady, ESQ, would
be engaged IN ihe Baker trial THIS week. Huntington
could be uied before the second of the term.
The witnesses discharged but instructed 10 apps.r
ncxi Monday when 10 expected that this Interesting
Gaze vii be commenced.
The court then adjourned FOR The day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

,r1,IsTrE pAII-AT NfBLos GARDEN, THURSDAY
svsninr December 1855 The managers OF the Thistle
ssocs,iou returning their grateful thanks
to,bsr ard the hitherto generous supporern the
ahe aa again invoke their adj and beg 10 remind them
h he ceeds are ANNUALLY distributed among In dis
,, y hon, regard 10 nationality nraer dancing accord
- \. ~ c,amune COMPRISING spd introducing
.rk and ,rfet aet1ene Tirsh 81 each nd
.,.' ,g = gentle N ar AID ne tef ~ the music
zee II Bi1'at r'tN+ @At -
WA q. Nj tnh #aoeI s. "@ ALI sttel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

MICRO BrGAMIsT-CHoTcE OF CoLoRs-A
Thea pps fiat noesd negro, black of shades
was arrsgsed before the Recorder yesterday charge
Of b'gsmy The plaintiff being his nrst WIFE, " hie 20
nan whom be had n ayried In New York. He IL cook
on one steamboat and she 10 chambermsd another
A few weeks sgo be deserted his white love, and
plexiou. when the case came up nor examination yes
krsay noynipe, and the first wife vas offered Wit
nces The counsel fw the defence objected on se points
OF NV which cousort soGsGher rather strangely rne
arst was that beng The wife Of the DESCENDANT she
not competent witness; and the other that being .
white woman avs did not recognise the marriage ~
legal and there vas therefore, cause Of action The
lawyers having the books 81 hand 70 settle the de-
bsted points CT Jaw ths Court continued the case until
the afternoon Ia the meantime the parties msde an
smicsble arrangement Of the matter BY The ebony nus
band agreeing give himself up 10 his frst love, pro
vided she would withdraw the complaint On leave
being aked Of The Court for iu withdrawal, hws
srsnted, inaymuch the offence committed In sno
tier STATE and the law could not compel wife 70 testify
ass nsi her husband.-S. LOass LeQdsy, Nos ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02
Slavery In south Carolina.


The following revolutions offered the HOuth Ca.
rolipa Legislature on the 29sh ult:-
Resolved That the condition OF slavery In which the
held in Of the States Of this confedeacy
besides kal involves directly Ii itself property Of
amount and contributes largely TO the value of all other
party the maintenance OF order industry aud
Resolved That the greater part Of the Of the
federal being OF persons having d.
of the saveholdng States and deeply mbued with op
and sentiments adverse 70 tbs maintenance security
of the the government itself there is any truth in the
be controlled by influences hostile 10 the orders and
resolved That the powers delegated to the federal govern
the several states OF the copderaey be exercised
better and perfect maintenance aud security Of
capable OF being perverted aud employed to
the and destruction Of the very rights which they
intended 70 and Is reasonable expect that
the hsndsof government con roed by influences hos
the peculiar institutions rights and property of the
peof fthe savehodng States they will be the
jury and subverson OF the said ms lions rights and pro
Resolved That the saveholdng having by
pact Of union established the federal government
regnty ~hch essential 10 their ury projection
against foreign aggreseons such the powers make
with other nations and States make treaties with foreign
and In general 10 Jake OF their external
The exercise Of the said would il case oany
from upon peculiar institutions rights and proper
have depend for the application Of their and
the protection OF their most important rights and
Interests upon the sco2 Of controlled by
hostile TO those rights and interests and which
might by nacticn leave them wi'hou. defence.
That Just and reasonable regard for their
security welfare ought to induce the people OF the slave
holding states annul the compact viii subjects Them 70
reserve themselves respectively the deegaet by
them that government and TO form among themselves
excluding possible the elements
hy to their peculiar rights institutions and property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

CONFIRMATION OF vrDAURRf SUCCESS
The Corpus Uhrisn Valley Of the sth MT. the follow
Ing intelligence. u fully confirms the accounts
eeived By the schooner Chrysoliie time ago and
adds to cur stoc< Of Information aboo the
Northern he,co-
BY the mail which eft Brownsville on Nov q We have
that yidaurr crossed the San Ju,n river and
ceedec In beating the forces Of OF Camargo The
commsncer OF the latter Colonel Guadauo Dc Garcia
ssio have rctreated toward Reynoso and Maamoros
~h considerable loss and TO have abandoned his srt
lery. consdeyabs number Of Bis deserted n On,
this side Of the RIO grande Yidaurri "
reported 10 have marched with bis msin orces from Ca
Monterey 70 meet the government troops from
the interior Who sere advancing asanss that place u
expected that be would easily succeed whipping
bem should certain negotiations fai vuich foot
bis Of better "materal" tnan those composing
The s3vesnmen troops.
Comonort the President substitute disposed 70 treat
with vdsurr he that hc IL well backed by the
northern frontier bot be does unwilngy, he IT,
doubt Jealous Of v6aurris Influences The latter he's
many strong friends In the city Of Mexico and, with
the exception Of Alvarez IL the only resb BILE man. Judging
rom their sntscedests among the leading liberals Of
Mexico. Colonel Martin sayes (,he OF Kensucxisp,
By The byD bad marched vih 900 men from Inares, 70
JOIN vldaurri's main body.
vdaurri 10 honest and sensible man, but devoid Of
the education and genius necessary redeem fallen
fortunes Of his country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

GINS GAME or BILLIARDS ~ hlgaAsL s rmh
comics mailed free receipt OF price by OCOHNQk
C6ILEEDFR billiard table makers ~ Ann street, =.
vrr y SHARP WOULD INFORM TIE PUBLIC tn AT
Ne has billiard tables of all Sizes Sir second
hand tables marble and wood heads viii be sold cheap
also large billiard for sale rent Inquire ut his
ms nufactory, las Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

SOUTHERN KANsAs.-The Herald of Freedom
(Kspsas) OF Nov. ~ says;-A gentleman ia Office
frtm south part OF the Territory reports that disturb
sill continue In that region He says that small
guerilla party OF free State committing
pro-siavery in Mrsour for their past nterfer-
o. CO In Kansas Affairs whilst latter are retaang
honest settlers. The house Of Informant burnt
by Of these parties from Missouri We hope mes
will be taken break up these guerr la parties
else break the heads OF those concerned in them Any
render either party against the opposite one,
Tor future ourages, shall be furnishcd cheerfNy The
free y desires quiet and should not be the
gressors We conscious that they have been sui e.
10 large amount and feel incepsed at the powers
that be; STILL better 10 'swat the reward OF tme'
an take retr!buton into hands and thereby
bring upon the country civil war again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or THE VARIOUS
"a qualities ard Sizes ~ Havana, Germsn and domestic
sesars ~ much below market prices. Cash advanced ON
o. CHeEKs. II Broadway.
HAVANA sEGARe-HEw CROP, by TUE 100 on
Ill loco; Csbsnss Firsrn heFs Britannica Ccnchaa Fspl
citr'on G0fttas, WANDERING Tevs "a
vRrsuA other low f1r each, sole apf. Uncn
Club y Y. R3ekkr l6& EAiGen lane secOad story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

yNANTED-By FEENCHMAN A s1rUs1foN AZ
w water IN private fay; he md rasnds his bnsisear
thoroughly SID can give Root city A nHe al
dresstd r. cstecf VI v. ketr 10 broadway Zoe
two days vii receive INN sdiale aNeauon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02
AD,ERTIsEMESTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


mATnamO~saL.
WIDOW LADY TwrSrYsTx YEARS or ACE,
n OF rare beauty and auiasle disposition
he acqusr'apc with view TO mstrimony, of gentleman
az vealh and refinement He be liberal and gar
ride such a friendly
confidence ct the advertiser Address Adelaide st. Abyn
Herald Office.
ANY UNMARRIED LADY OR WIDOW, UNDER THrR
N ~ good looking kind dsp position with fortune
Disposal wishing marry. address the undersigned
hmsef that h- all the essential
sites and loving husband. Particulars hereafter
'"''' SAMUEL ,. GUNNIsoN, Poet ONCE.
NrATRIwONrAI.-MLLE PAULINE LEsTRANgF
M will upon receipt Of twenty Ave equivalent
W postage stamps return 70 any person perfect picture Of
writing She advise In all business
ourr eys and affairs giving perfect picture Of future
wife or husband Address file Pauline LEstrange, New
vosk Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

MONEY TO LEND-oN WATCHES. JPwErRv, DrA-
N monde plate clothing, pistols toos and personal
property Of an descriptions Persons attended privately BY
rinrnR bell At side door. ". BARNARD CO. u "a ave
ID ! KELLY. AuCTrONErR, Will, SELL THIS DAY.
10 O'Clock The entire stock Of dry goods n Cathe
rne consisting ~ coaks shawis dress rnos hlankes
hners table cloths broad clcths sanets &C. lots 70 su
purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

NyoTIcE-THE MEMBERS OF THE SWISS BENEvO,
IN lent society respectfully invited TO attend the annual
general meeting which w take place a the aots Of Mr.
turday Decemoer g. at 6 o'clock p n. social suoscrp
ton dnI will commence at clock precisely at the same
pase To which the members respectfully and
they wl please to give notice Of their nteuton few days
Preside ct No Al Beaver sub
scribe al Mr. Demonico's IN William street. Of
Broadway and Chambers street
j. j. KELLER Treasurer and Secretary
MASONIC NOTICE THE REGULAR C0MHUNICA-
M n OF New FORK Lodge No $50 viii be held this tues
day evening" Dec at their ROOM corner OF Grand and Cen
ire streets attendance requested BY order OF
CHAS. ID. BROWN, WIN.
EAx'L A. Ross, Sec etary.
M Y. 4 A. M's-The members Of the above Lodge are
their regular meeting this ruesday even
ing at ~ o'clock, at Masonic lemple. BY order. :
90 - w. 7. ANDERSON, W. M.
CHAs. A KEgTIsH Secretary.
MASONIC BOARD OF kELIEF.-AN ADJOUR NED
M quarterly meeting OF the Masonic Board Ct Relief WIN
be held ut their In Odd Fellows Hail. this Tuesday)
yening IL o'clock Delegates and members OF Lodges
connected with the Board particularly requested 70
attend. y. W. 6lMONS, N.f
WILLIAM b. kHoyE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

COON EEwARD-I WILL PAY ThE ABOVE RE.
DOUU for the detection ard conviction OF the
who down and robbed Mr. Francis sesgrs
1hur,day night last about ~ o'clock Nineieenth
Irving and so addona for the
Of the Glen consisting of &l3 IN bLs on the warren
County Bsnx Of Penn and Buehers aud Droyers BAnt;
breast shape, with thirteen dA
motes FRANCIS SEAGRISr, S7 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

C1nn REwARD.-sToI EN- From THE SIDEWALK
sDlUU in front OF No 10 Park place one case OF tsncy
wCoen pacs - inches wide of which patterns be seen
the office Of the Chief Of Police Dealers and pawnbrokerr
cautioned against buyng receiving OF oese goods
The will be paid 10 the who lead TO
the recovery good. ard the conviction OF the thieves
Pacuass At 10 Park place, up stas or NJ The oce OF the
Chisf o. Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

racifc Ocean.
Sd from Fa River Eth bark Beni Franklin of r. late
OF Blown South Atlantic and anchored Mount
Hone hay consequence o. losing foreopsaant mast she
rfnalrtd seh and had beer sur Piled viii new apae
Passes - Nsrrgsnstu Boy 2sh, Tor Fall RIVER VII Wing
tark utk-own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

VXrANTED-TO FAMILIES GOING ABROAD.-FURN
w ihec house for the winter or longer for small family
not above Twenty fifth below Houston Rent from
slC0 $500 per month Apply At office New York Foundry
Greene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

POs1OE Dec l-Arr bank Alice fainter. Hewart, Mobile.
Anchored side Of Ni-ots Ledge saturday PM cg
The but received carnage Torec port BY TIE
Forbes
PROVINCETCwN, Dec Arr brig Panama pettnrll,
From Cape Hayden tor boston Icupg Republic Libby from
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14

CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLrsHMENT.-Yeste ester
day was the Fall opening day of the above estsb-
Iishment, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice rs well as to be in fashion las near
ly every body, we thought, was there,) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large and
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there 10
be seen Mr. Croker has brought on a very large
and varied stock, embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. Tie
stock ofbonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, bead
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see. The finer qualities OF these various styles of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
lave ever seen. The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced to the notion of hepn6c.
Mr.. G. ia prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well as RETAIL and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to examine his
stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14

SHAPES RTFLEs-An sportsmen, who are in
want OF a good and reliable gun, especially adapted
for LARGE game such as Bear, Deer, &c, are invited
TO call at the store of Fall Il Cunningham, No. Al
Public Square, and examine Shapes Patents port.
ing Rifle" which in rapidity of firing, accuracy Of
aim, and length OF range is far superior 10 any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction s SO exceedingly simple that it is not
more liable ito get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife.
F. & c have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent
NASHVILLE, July l6 l956-6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14
PILESl PILESI PILES!

THIS HITHERTO IETRAcTABLE DISEASE, EVERY F0RH
IN svEKY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL fail in giving immediate relief, and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases Of
Hemorrhods or Piles Ii Is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here r r Piles and the result Of years
NJ patent study and investigation.
snTerers from Piles have remedy q. hasd which
VIII STAND THE TEST OF TEAL,
tbout fear of failure its par to do al The proprietor
claims for H.
EMIL directions accompanying each box and al that IL
requisite IS strictly observe them and viii soon
To follow.
DIR II H. CEvASAUGH presently
Dear Sir When arrived IN the city few DAYS 400
was suffering intensely with the pilsH mespened nv
condition you. asking your advies lou recommended
YOUR Pile Salve saving il would tired 1.-THE
effect was Immediate and | am well. | believe n
to be- as proved in my case invauaba remedy and
sure cure that disease the Piles and IS such Iecon
mend it 10 others
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, OfSt. Louis, No.
~ Price 81 per box. For sale IN Nashville by EWin
Bros Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. I. Il. CAvANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
augsl-ly inside ST. Louis. No.
IIoRTY Shares Msehancs' Building Assoeaiioa Stock
Il for sale good terms BY BENZ p sHIRLDS, Agt-
DEADY MADE CIOTHING.-A large IOt Of low priced
II Just received and for sale BY BENZ. F. SHE
ID osRwooD RoudOur Piano, just received and far ssIe
IL BY [nOvs9l BENZ. ?. SHIELDS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14
Fresh Arrivals,


OF GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS
i'm HHDS. prime Sugar;
4OU 800 Loaf and Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 8.
$50 boxes HaxR{Aa Sugar;
500 bags ch0sos Baltimore Coffee
Jos do Laguyra Coffee;
50 do Java Coffee;
500 boxes, halves and quarters Star Candles;
300 do Virginia Tobacco finest brands;
200 dozen Oysters Q. i :.
$50 packages Maekerel; .e. --.-.
900 Cigars, all grades
1000 bags Shot, assorted;
5000 lbs bar Lead; ...s-
900 G. ID. Caps; ....
25 coils Cotton Rope; @ s-" BE-
50 bales Spanish Moss
so nests Tubs,
casks Segneu Brandy;
25 casks Indian City Sweet Wine;
10 barrels Old Port Wine;
2pipes Hollan dGn
100 bbls choice MOlasses;
1000 sacks fine Salt; ...-H
900 boxes Cheese;
$50 casks best English Soda;
800 boxes bar Soap;
SO bags Ginger;
100 dozen painted Buckets;
3casks MBdder;
so bags Alsplce
400 bags Pepper
400 boxes Quart and 900 boxes Pint FIasks;
500 Demijohns, assorted;
10 ceroOns best Indigo;
casks Sulphur
90 barrels Crackers;
SO casks London Porter
200 nests Market Baskets
500 barrels Whisky, all grades
40 do Brandy, Gin, and Rum
200 do line whisky; together with q general
rey OF Groceries, just receiving and will cold low 10 tb
trade BY tdecl3l B. LANIER, PHILLIPS q CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14

PRoF. HALE.-Owing to the inclemert weather
the Sixth Lecture of this gentleman was not de-
livered last night, as was announced. 1t will, how
ever, be delivered tomorrow night, when all can
have another opportunity of seeing and hearing
for Themselves
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14

R- The Franklin Us) Journal says that ali
the negroes in that parish who werO arrested on 8
charge Of being connected with an insurrectionary
plot have been discharged, with the exception Of
one free negro. Three white men were arrested
on fAtboAt for being at the of the plot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14

Why SHOULD WE SUFFER when the greatest
medicine which has ever been offered to the sf1ict-
cd is within the reach of all We sllude to Hur-
ley's Ssrssparilla, remedy of undoubted efficacy,
and singulsrly successful 10 the cure of various
diseases to which msnkini is subject. Thousands
of well marked cases of hereditary scrofuls, and
climate, such as Bronchitis, Chronic Rheumatism,
Diseased Liver, Scorbutc Eruptions, and the INTEL
mnable list of skin diseases (arisng from impuri-
ties OF the bood) have been speedily and effectual.
ly removed by its use. Give it trial, but allow
no other to be pslmed off upon you.-NsaO Albany
Ledger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-14

RAILROAD IRoN.-The Railroad Record (Cincin-
natD estimates that the railroad companies may
have one-half of the first cost of ali their iron by
manufacturing for thems elves as the New York
Central Railroad Company does. The average
cost to companies is now $50 to sos per ton,
while the cost to the manufacturer is put at only
$50 per tom The cost of the New York Central
Railroad COmpanys iron works, all complete, in
Guiding 256O acres of land, containing their ore,
was $l45, 6Ol-And the record proceeds show that
the company saves more than the whole of ii e
first cost every year by making for themselves the
iron necessary to supply the annual wear and tear
OF the road