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.DAIry PArRIor OYrIcg.
DAtLE AIhIVA- WIFE
Nash vile, March Is, 1855.


~ Nash vile, March Is, 1855.
CoTToE-Dul. Sales yesterday OF 80 bales at
7taSc., s at 7iasc, and 46 at 7aas. 10.
T0BACCO-Sales at Johnson Horne's OF 4
bids at So, h.O5, 90, 7.s6; at A. HamiltOn's,
10 hhds at 4 65as.0O.
No change in Groceries or Provisions.
NEW 0RLEANs, March l2-COtton is languid and
unchanged. Coffee l2tc. Molssses S5ic. Lard
SIC.
New ORLEANS, March l3-CottOn is more active
but not quotably higher. Molasses &c. Lard &c.
NEw YORK, March l4-COrn-Western mixed
&C. Cotton and Flour are quiet. Rio Coffee l24.
CINcINNATI, March l4-Flour $50. Sugar STA
&c. Coffee I2tslSEc. Molasses 40a4lc.
AUGUSTA, March il. CorToS.-The market is
depressed and prices are loWer-a full quarter of
CHARLESTON, March IL. CoTToS.-Demand is
quiet to-day and prices are in favor OF buyers
Sales Of 500 bales at 81 TO 1Otc.
BALTIMORE, March s, P. M.-CoFFEE.-There is
steady demand, and considerable transactions
We note a sale of ., 500 bags Rio, cargo of the
Chattanooga, at ll4c. Also 400 bags common at
l0sc, and $50 do at l0fc. Also 100 bags fair Rio,
at &c, and 100 DO good at &c. We quote prime
at l2tc. Total sales to day about 3 600 bsgs. We
quote Laguayra at lltal24c. Java l5c. Total
stock of Rio about g. 600 bags.
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AUBURN Is STILL AMERICAN ! p!
Theodore Parkcr-Capt. Nye-the
Pacific.


Few YORK March THE "Rev" Theodore Par.
ker OF Boston, delivered one Of his popular hHran
CUES last night ot the Tabernacle, taking for his
text, "The Battle between Slavery aud freedom
what cha II the North du?" There was OF course a
crowded house. The speaker quite eloquent
at TINES, and said lesser absurd aud eIcepJionable
things than usual. When be MENTIONED that his
"frirni" Garrison was in favor Of dissolution Of
the Union, there were Kisses, With the most
chalatt confidence he turned to those who disturb
ed him and said when those who-hiss are beneath
the ground, the world will be searched for marble
white enough aud gold pure enough to build bis
monument aud nscribe bis epitaph." Parker asO
stated that "sOoner than one more fugitive slave
should be sent back, would prefer to see the
Union broken iutO fragments no larger than the
space upon which this building (the T4bernace)
stands =
NEw York, March Capt. Nye, formerly Of
the Collins steam ship Pacific, publishes a card to-
day, Offending himself from impUtations founded
upon rumors in circulation. There a report
that Capt I'VE had stated that the Pacific was uu.
sesworthy and he therefore believed she had gone
down. The statement made TO day by him, though
somewhat qualified, is essentially the came as the
rumor, that Capt Nye has no hopes Of ever again
seeing the Pacific. IL seems that he wished TO re-
sign the command Of the steamer more than year
ago. But alter the loss OF the Arctic, he thought
such conduct would be imputed to wrong motives
aud infict injury upon the Collins'line.
Some months ago, when Capt Nye finally deter
mined to give up the sea, he made arrangements
with Capt. O. Elirige to buy his stock and succeed
him in command. Mr.. Collins Assented to the pro-
position, but Brown, Bros. & Co., who are the con-
troers OF the COMPANY, preferred that his brother
Capt. Asa EIdridge, should take her. and In opposi.
ton to the expressed desire OF Capt. I'VE, Asa in
stead Of Oliver Eidridge, took the Pacific. The
engineer aud other principal officers refused to
main IN The steamer If Capt. Asa Eldldge TO
have her. SO Dew officers had TO be secured, and
TO this circumstance Capt. Nye seems to attribute
the disaster OF the Pacific.
Capt, Nye sold out hi' interest in the line 10
Brown, Bros Co, and OF course will have nothing
TO do with il hereafter He does not inlend TO 60
to sea any more, except be 10 takehe new steam
er Vanderbilt on her first trip. He has made for
tune, aud will retire from al active business.
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Wanted---A Local Agent.

In the cry o NAsHyuLE take charge Of CanVAsAg Bu
Sizes f5T New illustrated Publications Of Natonh ohArAc-
ter, and published in numbers These bOols new highly
popular he style Of text and Illus raOns and issued by
the boas OF D. Appeton Co. -Four books already pub
shed and these vii be o5sed by others Of acknowledged
merit The bu iae,s Kill be permanent one, and fully
qurs the attention q smart active man. besides several
Asssaut One who has had experience
In the number Trade preferred The business is however,
easy q comprehension add all th5ss Who engage the sale
books Ia tbs vby pr,f 20 selling books Ia bound form
good heal agent 10 NAshye should for himself ego
per seek. Address J. B FORD,
Boa la fP0-
General Agent tlT the Publishers,
tnArchlS s, aAppietoi = Building. fes ok.
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Saturday Morning, March Is, 1856.

FIRE IN FRANKIIN.-We learn from the Re
cieU, that the Washington Hotel in Franklin,
kept by Mr.. n. G. DAVID, and owned By DR..
J. S. PARK, was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day morning last. The Office of DIR. WHIT.
FIELD, next door, was also burnt. No insu.
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TO DruSg1sts
An
And DeRlers In EnncX Articles.

And Dealers i'm Fancy Articles.
UnlA ATTRACTS, soaps, rouadss rO,st Powdsr LAVsn-
IL a., a..
AyFls Pan tam.
Low Honey rsbles. RypophAgou, Shaving PAm Soaps.
tkAiEes haasy SOP, shaving crSAm, uarahsd MAIrSw,
hrsr'- 0Frsse, &C.
NOTIFIES ooaRFS fl5ssr and Ross wAisns IA buks and
bastics.
RIMMi1.s HandSerehef Extracts Apd reirI Vinegar.
LAUkANCks haT0oves, stTaPa kueosu, HAihG'0Ess and
NAshlng Pad.
ToorIi aha NAIL BRUsHEs-FssaeA and EnElaA-a ArEs
aasartmrHf
HAIR RlslES-EnEisA. French Ard German.
Cl0Tii, tAr SHAVING BRCsnES- kins and d, lea
TURKISH fUHEis- foatiag Oastsrs, &C.
COAhn -bdn 40 DressipE, al priqss Aad 40 lea
tfQAoA,-A sdtsrrAnsaf, fs4ts, Nsnee end Tnrksy--a
hrTr k4sonmznL
rAfLORr Lo1dsa Mustard In tes cans. isl AnA batss
TAlLokk AIos hooe II - ttsS hseoals hFslA ae.
Pfhhr bar Pei Ps1ktaEs ana teilst Puwasf.
laPeftsd .ad % sAls e lss pTtess ~
ActtikkEkLIN hllQIIkRS CO..
H wHoLEaALg DHUOsIsp
nATi;-9~l Esl'o william It,. ear Hssku.n g.. Ks~ TosE
.lala11l o Oh eta -
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FrRE.-Between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clk
last night, the stable Of Mr.. James Nichol. Oc-
cupied by Mr.. J. W. McColnbs, was discovered
to be on fire. The frenen were promptly on
the ground, but the fire had made such prog
ress that the flames could not be arrested Mr.
AcCombs succeeded in getting his horses and
hearse out Of the building and consequently
his loss will be light. Tie fire is supposed to
be the work of an incendiary. We did not
learn what Mr.. Nichols Joss is estimated at.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Leary s. Co.'S Hats.


By THE PACKAGE. -
At period since the establishment Of cur finn N 's''
have able supply customers IN this branch 81 oar
basDsss with the quality and style Of Hat now being paeksa
Possessing perfect knowledge Of the markets at home ans
abroad in which to obtain material in the comprising
their several parts large manufacturing departments N
which employ noiey the best wOrkmen in the STATS
under the supervision Of the talent and taste employed IN
producing the celebrated BEST Hats which for years has
secured the envabe reputation Of Leaders Of Fsshea
for Gent emen's Hsts throughout The United Sat 3
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY & Co, Hattsrs,
AsToR HoUsE. y. 7. cTvT.
New York, Feb 3, 1876 fsb22-2u
VINO WANTS SON, BODY TO Lows Bul-I has oflea been
said that there mode Of forcing people TO love Jos
Science insists that disorder Just easy to produee
as any disorder end in FraEee fortunes are mads -
men protesting to ccompH.A the work. Bus Rondou Of n
York. pub she'd, tells the whole art and nys-
ery cfIove He puts it IN aiy power to inspire vita
deep and abiding Affection the bosom Of the she would
prefer for husband He gentleman to select
his life partner win her at once and be happy Il is Ersas
book and is called the Bills, Of Marriage" Iii advertised
10 another column Hsr0hf
Foz Bnos HITS Throat Diseases Hacking Cough, and he
fleets Of mprudeut Of Msrcury medisine has sVsr
been discovered which has effected uoh cures as Cararr
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking co1sh
Brochia Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rhsuna-
ts have all been relieved and cured in swondsrfa msa-
ner by the great purher Of the blood Csrters Spanish
Mixture.
The T. II. alone should satisfy any Who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which will astound yOa. See advertisement.
~ An ounce of factis pound Of theory and the
swarm conclusive that cluster around that sneompar
able preparation Eoaands German Bters prepared By
DR. O. NJ ia ksou Phiadelphia, sblishng its value .
tonic and restorative such would prevent inereduy
itself from questioning its efficacy In all cases Of diseases
Of the stomach whether acute chronic 1t may be
mended for its thing cordial renovating influence.
Dyspepsia heart b1ra loss Of appetite, nausea, nervous
trsmors relaxation and debility &e relieved By the
very short space Of time and perservHnee IN
their fails to work thorough See adEsr-
tsement
PRcr Woop's HAIR REsroRkrryg-The testimony Of a
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"TnoU HAST FOUND BELRT 70 Low TEES"
iggested on hearing Miss van sing and in response
something to love me-" Respectfully dedicated 70
MIsS ANNA VAIL.
Birdof the free heart,
Why wander 50 opg --
For something to love thee,
And cheer thy sweet soDgf
Are no flowers for thee smiling,
Meath the bright skies above lhee;
With a warm heart so beguiling-
OIL tell me, is there nothing TO love the?
Bird Of love so young,
GrieVe more, repine,
While the echo Of thy song
Thrills this heart Of mint
Now gadness nerves the flowing chord
New music fills the air above thee;
Oh! give token-one simple word
Taou hast found heart to love thee!
PIoUo.
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PAor WOODS BAR REsroRkTUE.-The testimony Of ali
have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article hsit will the gray and the bald, eradicate
the Scalp the hair falling, and preserve
perfectly extreme old age IL Is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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STEAMER SoLD.-The DR.. Robertson was
sold yesterday to Capt. Jo. Leake. Capt. L.
will continue her in the New Orleans trade.
She is now absent on a trip to New Orleans.
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River and steamboat News.

The Cumberland continues to recede slowly,
with between four ana Eve feet on Harpeth
Shoals
The weather yesterday was mider.
There was no arrival Of steamboats, yester-
day.
The Cline, with good freight and passen-
ger list, left Yesterday for Memphis.
The Ella did not get off yesterday. She
will depart for the Queen City to-day ''sure. y
Passengers will find Capt. Lowell a pleasant Of
ficer u travel with.
The Blanche Lepis is the regular packet for
Psducah this morning at 10 o'clock. Capt.
jim LEE, an old favorite on the Cumberland,
assisted by one of the most atfable clerks on
the drink, will be found at their post. The
b. L. is a new and neat craft, and one Of the
fast and punctual boats.
The ST. Louis IateLligeaccr, of the lth inst,
says:
The weather is cold again, and the upper
rivers are set back in their opening at least
ten days or two weeks. Boats were here from
tie Illinois river and from Keokuk by the Sth
last year Late accounts give little encou age
ment for free navigation tor some time TO
come, probably not much before April. The
''ground hogs" that went in for another nap of
forty days, on the second of February, have
hut little time left, aud when they do come
out We hope spring will come too.
t3s- We are requested by The Superintend-
ent of the Nashville and Chattanogo Railroad,
to say that no more freight can be received at
the Nashville Depot until Wednesday next,
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JOHN RAMAGE,
NO. az COLLEGE STREET,
has just recevsaLadIss Thick Sole Goat Nor. BOOssss
II Ladies' Thick Sole French Morocco BOotses;
do SUP italian Cloth Foxed Caters;
DO Kid Slippers, Plain and Trimmed;
Misses Goat Morocco Bootees;
do Thick Sole Kid and French Morocco BOO;sss;
ca % 90 90 Goat &c DO DO DO 90 &C.
Leather and Tapestry Travelling Bags Bonnet Boxes &C.
New Goods.
r AM now receiving nv stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS and would be pleased to show them 70 my Gus
toners and the public generally sam PK ~ HITI
Uari-lm No. "a Coieges~
Also-Ju.. received SCOTS SPRING AND SUMMER
10. G. BROWN,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
H# AZ College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN,
MY stock OF Fancy Goods Perumery, &C., now yeTy
I complete having received fresh supplies seieeed %
the firm in person Jabns Basns and Mitchels
Extracts; American Tiuct. and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes IN style; D
uc's and Lubns Sschets; Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Put Boxes several styles Shell Con BE- large
stock. Also have hand Indigo, Madder, White Lesn,
Linseed Oh, Turpentine, &C., &c leg
DURE MONONGAHELA wHISKY-6bSI,
Of the above, 'uSt received Of prime qusLy Sold to
Us Tor SIX years Oid ~ u bhOnNr
IS College st.
STONE WARE-2,5Oo pieces Stone Ware, consisting
- Jars Churns Jugs Milk Pans Fu,ter Crooks, &C., Of
every size, just received. 10 Il. BROWN,
4S College st.
DOKTER AND SCOTCH ALE-ConstAntly
on hand Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale. 10. 6. BROWN,
IS College street.
DEARL STARCH-25 boxes Of a very superior
= N''''s u ''A'"' '-'' ''' 10. G. BROWN,
"a College st.
TOR JEILIES-1OOb lbs IsinglAss, Sheet and shred
Also, groce Sparkling Gelatine; nupuy's Extract
Vanilla, &c. J. u. BkOnN,
GOLD FOIL-Abbey4 On's Gold Foil CONSTANTLY on
VI hand J0 G.. BROWN,
% College street
CONGRESS WATER-ConstantIy receiving, d.
" rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water
as College st.
FISHING TACKLE-A large stock, selected BY
II one Of the hrm, consisting Of Genuine 1simcrs
lex Hooks, plain and Snoods; also, Aberdeen,
Gravetaeen and common Limerick Hooks. splendid as
sorsnen Lnes-cable laid silk and Sea Grass and
plated silk; Minnow senes y by & Floats Of every va
riey Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &C.,
&c, &C. In short, supply those who appreciate
fine Tackle with almost thing they may need to the
'u''s'''1i prosecution q '-'' -''' 70. Z. BROWN,
% College st.
SPERM AND WAX CANDLES-lO boxes
- Sperm and Wax Candies, this day received by
10. G. BROWN,
leg IS College street.
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RIrH sILYs-YERY cHRAP.

HAVE Twruty-P,ve goa s.Frsss Or sale. Apoug tAs
tAsre are good Cosks ana good blaeksiths
TIE bAlsRes oons.sss u mrea VARSITY, asn, snd
sAlldfsn. tpAftl T. W P0kYEk,
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xIT A Al a. MccLElLAND are Ing a larEs and
w ssFanf sssariasni ~ kish DE flaA AID ether
Tsncy Gos a. very Feaesd pcea or Cash A ths Asio
Paatsa sssrss q ana - College street gre iseis
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Spring Fevers.

IL c0NsKQURHCE OF TIE HOE RRICEB or
SUGAR. 81 uholssae prcss heraafss hal y. fsF
seaaan c4s4y, ~ srass aad ~ eommon Esss IN sss
ma peuaa geo aEkiit
WRssxL fanMrsoN
fse4 EoNGHUHsf co,
zafB-4in y0RC e0HE&xso&
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$40 Reward I!
Catawba Grape Cuttings.

WILL, in a few days be in receipt 81 shipment Of Ca
L TAwBA GRAFk CUTTINGS. and ROOrs OSz Old. AL or
ders len with me will be promptly hled
T. A. MCCALL,
msrcbIS Cnice at w : MhitemAn's Paper Store
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coon REMEpTEs ARE A PUsLIc coon

sUNHE GREEN MOUNTAIN OsNMEST used - re In
Il dana shea tins s0aatry hFst 81 esveTei and b
them cns red ~the beat Et Of The Great surt 70 his
RID ehdfen." II The best appatisn Cor innamBatory
eomalants Rhsuuatitu Eysipelas xaTto1s Tee
q the threat Ind xAds, sraptous, bruises barns
sores e. knd As Price PEI tor % ecnt Yer sale b.
all Druggists, and b. ALEx- fkckENLIF
nArehs Agrns for the CT efsnbsrs CO
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| TAwBI GRars CurISss. and Roors oSs IL = on AnOr
ders len with me viii be promptly hIed.
msrchis omce at W. :. wh'emsn's Paper Store
Spring and Summer Fashions for 1856.
J. VINE
IIToULD re pc fully nj rtn his orme- Gus ouers, o..
w and the public az arge that h- has M
ei the With ell the late aud patterns ~
81 Goods for Sprns and simmer which he sprepsred IL
Up the latest fashion Crate ul fJr fJrmr bsra
the PsrT q he public he soles onnuAnce Of the
Corner OF Deadetik street aud the square. maTa
A. @. g. A. B. BEECH,
No. 40 College Street,
RE nov receiving very large ard weI elected stock
4 STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods and Carpsts
For the Spring and Summ,r Trade Of 1854
BRESS GOODS.
Fns Beregs Rees-nss 'ye'
Nuslin~
Gsrs,s', P,s. i,, md striped
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
barge asorJH cut Of Jacons,t aud swiss HOunenG
Embroidered SEiss end Jacone, coaAr,;
oolars and Sleeve. 10 ruAt.A.
Mantles and Talmas.
I'VE hAEs barge Of White, Blaze and cOIOrsd
Sik hensies aud raiH a., ant Black Lace NANTES.
Mos rTinnsd Mhas and Coorrd MNntes.
KID GLOVES.
BAloua, Alexander make.
To al ., shea &c Vsry respectfully cal yoer attention
eefaTs baying. A.o "a. b, BEEcH.
Soda Water apparatus,
CONSISTING q two Generator snd Two soda Vosn,.,
u ~heh sl be sold 70 purrhsser With wshout
The soda EuuEts. Call soah yss q bargsia
J. IA Q. RuhEKisoS's CONFECTIONERY,
aar4 Broadway
Ale and Cider Pumps.
4 DOZES Of the shove 9Th srsSr Tops, New York
/ male article. Ter sale ~
mArt s. J. q. G. R0DERfSOS.
Negroes for Sale.
HAVE Twsuty.Rve god ssEFoss tsF sais. Apong The
ot tasre good Coeka and good blacksith
The bAlaaes consists q variety. asn. ADD
-h1Ix.n frnErfl n pokYER
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Ale and Cider Pumps
Negroes for Sale

4 DoZES Of the above. 9Th sIssr Ieps, New Tork
/ male article. Ter sale ~
maFS y q. c. ROBERTSON.
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Dropping Buds.

q she 0fRfsnherE cemPany.
For issegr tssfhnF dzfri Fckesn eos worms. h..
Il ne hest meaic knosn- In tas Ga saferg Al
manae tAat xivea graf yea wi ana q
PhysisAns hFoazhasi ne Iaon uhe have nsed thssf
prar1co where thsFs years chirxn snd has brsa
as<d oacs naFHnt I'll crnssnt v D. s4oas n thrtf
hoass. Ffice 50 caats per hetsie.
Eossals ~ al Drugsisa Asdby ALEx- MAoksNziE
mnss a. csIsrs Ell eel
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TABLE MATS. Iron Kitchen LAnPs Brass, BTitian-
mia, and Japsnred CAndiesicfs and LsmPs lfon, Tn
NJ and Ename Pan 0lovs streshsrs Cup, hops
Cake Turner'S Clothes Pima, Ae ad graf VARIETY Of
Housefarnishlag Goo q MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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Fox BEoS HITS Throat Diseases Hacking Cough, and NE
fleets Of imprudeu Of Mercury medsns has eVsS
been discovered uhch has Ell eed Csrtsrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-06
Loss Of the Steamer Sautilu, aud all on Board

Loss Of the Steamer Nautilus aud all on Board
We copy the following account Of The sup
posed loss Of the steamer Nautilus on the eve
ming Of the slh ul,., from the Galveston Chris
tian Advocate Of the 23d. The AdTOesls
says;
The steamship Nautilus. Capt. Thompson,
from Bra.os Santiago. touched st Galveston
and lei, on Friday, the Sih inst. al 8 o'clock,
p. ~, with the u. S. mails. 80 passengers,
$4,000 in specie, 100 horses, and 70 head Of
cattle. She mus. have encountered the storm
the same night. as the tide rose to an unusual
height on Galveston Bar, although there was
no wind. No tidings Of the Nautilus having
been received at New Orleans up 10 the time
Of departure Of the Perseverance, il was set
down as pretty certain that she had been lost,
The Perseverance, on her voyage to Galveston,
explored the coast from the mouth Of the
Mississippi to Last Island, and found ample
testimony, to confirm the worst fears enter.
tanned Of the fate Of the Nautilus.
The shores were strewn with tie bodies OF
dead cattle and horses, and many vestiges OF
the wreck were picked up. The boat being
painted lead color different from any other on
the coast the pieces found were readily and
certainly identified,
Doors AMI other parts Of the cabin, and
stauncheons used for supporting the main deck,
were among the yestges found.
The following were among the persons on
board the Nautilus, and who were lost.
Capt. Thompson, aud his son, q lad 10 or
Ia years Of age.
John and Henry Ker, brothers, being the lst
and 2d pursers Of the steamer.
Fergus Johnson, lst engineer.
Capt. McGovner, Of Galveston, formerly OF
New Orleans.
Thos. A. Maloney, Galveston.
Rev. Jerome Twitchel, of Houston.
Rev. MIR. Vedre, Of St. Mary's college, Gal
weston.
Andrew Marsh, Inspector of Boilers, New
Orleans.
Thos. L. Mcneil, Mobile.
Judge James Scott, Anderson, Grimes Co
- Dossat, a student of ST. Marys col.
lege, Galveston.
Adophe Half Liberty, Texas.
James P. Ellis, Washington county, Texas.
S. A. Ingram, Lagrange.
R. Graves, Wheelocl.
Miss Fl. Gay, Wheelock.
K. p. Deaver, North Carolina.
Mcajah Thomas and lady, Houston.
Fl. g. Bullock. Fayette county, Texas.
c. II. Short, New Orleans.
S. Newman, Marshall, Alabama.
J. NJ, Adams, %.
W. A. Kirain, Freestone county, Texas
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such il was ia 1854. II has undergone no
change. The disguise has been removed
that is all !"
So mneh for the reign Of Amsriransm in
Massachusetts,, We might refer to is success.
comp eis or partial. Ia some Of the ether north.
ern States. bot fofbeari and pass from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific coast.
Last year the rule in Caliicrnis passed from
democratic into know.noihing hands. These
gentlemen elected Governor, Legissiur-. and
judges, making clean sweepi and what do
we behold, before the expiration Of q twelve
month! Revolution, rampant snd irresistible
Law and lis officers superseded b. The edieii
and acts OF an irresponsible mob. The people
have risen in their might and set aside author.
ity which had proved TOO impoient for their
protection and now the American Goyernot
hss.no remedy bu, TO issue his aeryeless proc.
lama,ions. The record Is before our readers.
The history Of the American States furnishes
no parallel.
Is Il the American rule. as exemplifed in
Massachusetts, and California, that the people
will substitute for the long tired and ever sue.
eessful sway Of demoeraeyi II Is easy TO
criticise; il Is not difficult TO find fault, flaws
even may be found in the mos, perfect work
We will not, therefore, say the democratic ad.
minisira,ion, either State or Federal. has been
at all times perfect. But we will say, that 10
substitute Americansm which. in the States
trying, has so disastrously failed, for the rule
ofdemocmcy which has generally worked well.
would be the extreme OF folly.-SaraHrsi
Georgian.