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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
NEW SERIES: ::gg-NO. 81
1R.AaGT5S!
7 fSE5 SO I'm Pa EN- IMIEI

AfiNG largely neyesseh my supply Of Rags bv IN.
I'm induced 70 oleT sqInynt of re0,-us for TIE
present ysaf sit = ne AsOve rrerniuua IN sums ~
a GetakSlth q Pedts+s whb' ffs r. S.y
the 1st o. July, las, tbs lsEeSt amount Of RAGS bs
aeto 0stsds hnzsfs a.,
outside OF NssEYi'e or vicinity
WILL AT ALL TIMES PAYTHE HIGHEST NAPKrr
PRICE IN CASH FOB RAGS ON DELIVERY arr --,s /.
erfcate 10 e OF the received and us5 for
hese certificates must Be kept and 10 on or before nax
juy SO tfst ihe dsnterestsd merchants Of Nashville can
make ihr awards. The largest being entiu.d %
BOO. the next laI gsst 70 500 and n down
Merchants scung Rags viii p'ease vrite tia II rsV
Know in whose Issue ths certificate Corbinattus
Eill not be allowed
WoOen, Lnsev, Six and Worstsd Rags are not rsrtsd
And vii not Be inclnlsd IL re above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving aad hcy4,R
Gags throughout Middle Tennessee.
iy4-dtTWAUu W WHTTFMAU
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
Land for ale.

7 OFFER for sale (IOG sENEN HUNDRED ACRES a
L OF LAND lying th- Columbia Central Turnpike
RoA6 miles from ColuHbia and four rom Mt Pleas
ant, being paTtof the tract on " ieh reside.
This Land equal superior to any In Msury county
Is well wstersd the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sse) well umber-d and well improved
There are on the pruluis-s beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road IL
will be divided 10 suit purchasers or sold in body.
For further Information ply to me AZ AshWood r once
Msury county, tennessee.
augIi-,f LOCUS J POLK
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
NAILS! NAILS

WE have IN store 8OO1 kegs sHOENBERGERs JUHl-
w ArA NAILS. We viii continue 70 receive them dS'
ring the season and furnish thsm 10 the city trde 81
PITTSBURGH PRICES, (freight aided
b.~f "a A. GORDON co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
NASHVI VILtE,s PENN. sftItARGH TO-
ST. LOUIS ADV lEaRTlSEMENTS.

] -YT15VT il zJ577G5 57II II 5-77T ? n m
Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. SWYN
MER, Nc. I4'see6hd Street, ST. LOUIS No. be 51fs5
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
Preserve your Fruit Preserve your Fruit!

pRAEEWHITES Patent self-seaiing Air Tight
ID Can This useful ngsuiCu5 cheap cas- having
thoroughly tested is offered The pubic
that il be relied tie erfeCty air tight
the The top Of this between the surface
tie Of The mctlc cap forming perfectly
tgh Joint without hs OF and ~ pens
ing the usual mode OF soldering the cap the outside Of
the
This Is de o. metallic sub tsnce which cannot affect
fruit IA the Every l. warranted. Sold " all
dea ia III country Sole and Agent for the
city Of New York, GEO HODGErTS. l55 WIdamu.
For hts 10 manufacture Bran whites PateIt Can in other
places, pply A. CONOER CO., 345 Broadway, New
York. mkrcnl5-'m
{TTANTFD-Agcnts 70 sell Van Anden's Portable i;ng
w Gaze and co yug Press 10 does al lie wnrs Of a
Power Press much quicker 7ud better. Il shs e. 1t
snI eau b. ny mil Price Zr e. 81 80
0er inducements nfertd Aoeut. For rartirui4rs a
ply ~ Otherwise d. II. Muord 1t7 FRO dway
New 0Tk maTUhl
L COETENEE & co., Importers Of French and
l. other European Goois No.IS Broad street.
sug8i 55
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGH PRICES OF
Il SUGAR, or uhoic.Aie prices hcTeafse hEf Be, for
common CAady 10 cents aud Tor Kssssg dSS e1s
pr pound Gao. GRfIli. al -,..-..
WESS{,L THOMPSON,
LON6HUhsrA Co, ,E
nsr5-din 9.G. q c. RORBkEs)N
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
Canary Cages
CHANIRER SErrS-

WE have received nom New York the finest collection
w OF Bird Cages in NsshVEe. They are Of a.
attsrns and designs and orei moderate pri-
MACKENZIE WILSON
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
DrOoDinC Binds.

VIE best remedy B4I-s for at the disees
Of children. iron one hour 10 ave years od, 10 II
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA, "A,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
Tllrty-Fourth Congress FIrst Session.

5= =
WASHINGTON, May 28.- Senate Mr.. Pearce, from
the select committee appointed to investigate the cir
cumstances attending the recent assault upon Hon.
Chas Sumner, submitted report in writing, which
was read. The committee state the precedents in
similar cases, and express the opinion, that although
the assault was violation Of the privileges Of the
Senate this body has no Jurisdiction over the offend
er, who can only be punished by the House Of which
he ls member. The report therefore concludes with
the following resolution: 357 z$355
Resotred, That the above report be accepted, and
that copy thereof, with the afidavits accompany
ing the same be transmitted to the House of Repre-
sentatiyes fss,sfs Ef I f$
The resolution was agreed to, MFR. Toombs only
voting against it. :.
Bills were passed for the relief of Horatio j. Perry,
for the relief Of John Crawford and for the relief of
VIM. NJ. T. MagraW. f55! 845 Il
House.-Mr. Greenwood introduced bill repeating
the act creating q court for the investigation OF
claims; which was referred TO the Committee on the
Judiciary. 4st
Mr.. Cragin, Of New Hampshire, presented the reso.
lutons of that State on the subject of slavery, the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and in reply to
resolutions of the State Of Arkansas 98'-s4 4$$5
Mr. Peck, Of Michigan, introduced bill for the
relief of those engaged with Lieut. Strain on the Da
rien Exploring Expedition. Referred. S
Mr. Cnmback called up the Senate bill for the re
lief Of the Hebrew Congregation, putting them an
equal footing with other denominations, which was
passed unanimously. #f t5 s
An act was also passed giving to John Nugent q
pension OF $50 per month, for the loss of both arms
IN firing salute, in the discharge Of his duty, the
ship Germantown. #
Mr.. Bowie called up Senate bill incorporating tht
St. Thomas Literary Society Of the District of Colum
bla, which was unanimously passed. IS. 3E5s Il II Z $f
The House was engaged in disposing Of all th
Senate bills on the Speakers table when our repor
closed. f & s5$5a T#l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

EDWARD EVERETT AND THE CoNsEcT1cuT LEG1s-
LATURE.-Last week our Legislature unanimously
passed resolution inviting the Hon. Edward Everett
to deliver his Grafton Washington this city Yes
terdays mail brought the information that Edward
Everett mad refused to participate in the meeting held
in Boston on Saturday, to express the popular ndg
nation upon the attack of Brooks upon Senator Sum
ner; and Hon Mr. Ferry, in our State Senate, moved
reconsideration Of the resolution inviting Mr.. Eve
rett here, on the ground that who declined to
aidin maintaining the dignity of the Senate and the
right of free speech, was fit to be heard by Connec
tcut audience upon the character of General WASH
ington. The resolution was reconsidered by large
majority and laid the table to await further infor
matlon-only some half dozen Pierce men voting to
countenance Mr., Everett in his want of firmness.
"efHa0 s-s#@ sea-i44 N. III. Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
NUMBER I ]. | 4 ]. {: 70.

.s1
change the quotations being per cent premium for
selhg, ana par for purchasing. Some fresh discover
lss ns Sd % gsa had bss made Creek Tie total
u lo oass q party Of dggsrs was 400
which weighed Ito Ibs. The opinion penerally
prevalent is that the ophr country il one large rieb
gold field s "a S 2 e. - -
From Adelaide the news Is to tbs 10th Of Februarv
severe storm had visited the MacclesfeH disfrict
doing great injury to the crops Flonr continued rn
at s25 per ton at the port ard there was 10 change
in imported produce and merchandise. But little
wheat was changing hands.
Latest Intelligence I'LL
s5 Telegraph from London to LiyerpoeL1
The steamer Sultan arrived at Southampton thi
morning, bringing dates from Gibrafter to May 5th
Cadiz, 9Th Lisbon, 9th, and 0porto 10th.
The cutter Spider, belonging To the Royal Taeh
American bark Elizabeth, of New York, on bearin
out Of the Straits Of GibraIter went ashore but go
released with the loss Of portion Of her cargo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

CEDAR DRAWERS UNFIT TO KEEP SPECIMENS
Resinous wood, and particularly that which we call
CEDAR Generally Juniper iswhoy unfit for purposes
where great care is to be taken of choice and rare
objects Be it dried ever SO thoroughly it appears it
still throws out gum, evidently in the form of vapor,
which condenses and produces the disagreeable re-
suits already mentioned. Shells had been changed,
as though coating Of dissolved caouchouc had been
supplied Watches, placed in cedar drawers in the
Royal Observatory at Kow Gardens, in King George
HIS time stopped, and the oil that fabricated them
was changed into gum. Many years ago, collection
Of the minerals of Derbyshire was covered with q
gummy coating from similar cause. American fir
is free from the evils which attach to~cedar woods.
This fact is worth remembering.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

ELEGANT ED1roR1ALs.- The Petersburg Intelli-
gencer has the following:
Summers Licking.-We are exceedingly sorry that
Mr. Brooks dlrtied his cane by laying it aWthwart the
shoulders of the blackguard Summer. We regret that
he did so, not because Sumner got lick aniss, not
because he was not justly entitled to all he got and
co-scamps will make capital for their foul cause out
Of the affair. s @sr3 @
In noticing which the New York Daily Times makes
these elegant remarks ga
The above is specimen of the less-refned and dig
niied portion Of the Southern press in their COM
ments on the bloody Outrage upon Senator Summer.
at the Norh we have met but printed sheet that
attempts justification of Brooks; and that is dirty
lickspttle of the administration, that only lives with
the paI-spoon in its mouth-and drooles and drib-
bles the dirty stuff it feeds on. .sGF;,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
steamboat .peparsare. rhls Day.

Z WATERING PLACES.
Frisbee Frishee MASTER on Of the 10 O'clock
A. NJ Pontoharrain cars the Lake. R. N. Harrison
Co.. 95 GIayier street. agents.
MOBILE
Cuba Heir master the arrival Of the II o'clock NJ foa
chartran cars al the Lake. Geddes 10 Bank Place
agent 5El. h. $ @oi555ss5s&@5,gszl5$5 ~
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER.
Virginia Pearl Holman arrival d the Il o'clock "
Pontchartrain ears G. Loeber. Magazine street.
RED RIVER.
Lone Star, Smith, master, at O'Clock P 80
Belle Gates, Bryan master, at O'clock NJ p Z. Bsuso
4 Co., Lafayette street. agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

CAPTURE OF A SLAvER.--We extract the following
from letter in the Philadelphia Ledger, of the 2sth
ut dated Sd May, on board U. S. ship St. Louis ST.
Paul de Loando, west coast of Africa:
We arrived here eight days ago from cruise on
the coast. The jamestown had left twenty DAYS pre-
yious for Porto Praya. There is some excitement on
the coast several slaves having been seen around the
coast Of Upper Guinea. The brig Gen. Pierce, Of
New York is lying here, having been captured BY the
Portuguese Government and condemned as SLAYER
The captain and crew are in prison awaiting trial.
This place is very healthy we leave here in a few
meet the Commodore there in April Our officers and
crew are all well.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
IRISH REFUGEES GOING BAck.-The Philadelphia
North American of the 2Sth saws.

North American Of the 2sth says:
The Irish rebels, who were SO glad to escape to the
United States after the failure Of the attempt to get
up revolution, seem to be equally desirous now Of
returning to Ireland. One of the leaders, John b.
Dillon, has just gone to his native land loyal sub
ject Of the Queen. In ls4S he fed from the port of
Galway, in the garb of clergyman on board pack
ct bound for New York, where he settled, and com
menced the practice Of his profession as an attorney
reward OF $2500 had been offered by the British
Government for his capture. Last summer, by per-
mission of the same government, he visited Ireland
andW so well pleased with it, that as the Queen has
now granted an amnesty to the rebels he has taken
advantage of it 70 go home again.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

SUPREME C0uRT DECISIONS -lfondru |tne -
koss Hoks ~ .ag
GeartSf Fshsarns Eshesrng reasss
Fsa & 5ss ssnss
das Heirs q ,IssR ,ssRhsn Henderson appsllan
Court oEdssa t59 sayss Ibsra issss
five years from his death otherwise bondae to
Eugene Roeheeau Co. ais appellants, Va Jean Jouah
and wife ct as sppsses Fifth District
r y Bloman appellee, VS.. Harris & Morgan appellants
Fifth District Court Judgment amended atmad Ba
= 5Sss gHsHs sRRi1 Bsss, IL Court. ES snss
.nass GsEsge g .a EaIe apRsant James rrsFe shs
appsss MssIlsi appellant
s9es u al ssw Rasn aI for the
and csass reande seaEfa a S
Fourth Court Jadgmsns afmsd speod hpPslan
appellant es Soap Sppsse kss Orleans
hstrc Court p hs
kis1aEa Murphy appellee appellant
r H M Norton appsllant Cooper aPpees
Ct Al appsllants. Sixth District Court Jadsnss: aiasd
Brother appesss
affirmed. Lea j. 51E455 555 55zl34y4s
Greenwood Norris appeees Home Mutual Insurance
company Of New Orleans appellant Fourth District Court
Judgment affirmed. Buchanan, j.
Mansor. waFranor, appelants Fourth District Court
Judgment affirmed. Buchanan, j. 1-fsz
F. Mcintosh Merchants and Planters Insurance Conn
pany OF New Orleans appe,ees @ = baE,a oppo,
cause remanded. Merrick G. j. E .zEg5ssEs 4.E
R F. Nichols appellee his Gredors Voorhies, Griggs
Co.. opponents appellants; Fifth District GouF. Jndga
City New Orleans appellant, Mrn H Garland appel
lee Sixth District Court Judgment affirmed Forhies, A
state of Louisiana the relation of Widow Jnnck the
Honorable the Judge of the District Court Of Now Or
leans applying writ of Application
| Merrick q. - - StsEs. S sF59&y' sts#t fs@
State Louisiana the Police Jury OF Rouge
for writ of mandsmus Application dismissed Spof
ford, j.. %:6EI 1853 sg szl l5 asas5S5 $srt
lan Sixth District Court Appeal dismissed Merrek,
Henrete alias Mary appellee Heirs Of Charles Barnes
appellants Tsrd District Court Of Jefferson Judgmentrs-
State Of Louisiana the relation of Holmes
alternative writ Of naudaans appellee, Emile Wils
pelant Fourth District Court Spoaogd
J errick concnrring separately and Lea Dissenting By
this decision the Office of Recorder Mortgages retained by
Wilt, the defendant and old incumbent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

We learn from the Boston papers, that the ship
President, Parthelar, from Liverpool toBoston, was
abandoned off the Banks, her bow having been stove
in by ice when she sunk. Her crew were taken of
by the British ship Columbian, from Bristol, and
taken to Quebec.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

I. STEAMSHIP PRoMErHEus.E Nec York eia
Hacana. This fine steamer viii leave tomorrow,
tThursday) 5th inst, at 8 O'Clock a. NJ. We learn
from the agent Of this magnificent steamer that there
are several choice stateroons yet left. We would
advise passengers going to secure bertts aa her
accommodations are Of the first order, and rates Of
passage moderate. Her agent Il VIC. Templeton,
75 Camp street. 5st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

WATERPROOF CLoTHISG.-Twenty thousand tunics.
now being prepared for the French army are accord
ing to recent statement of NJ Payen, a chemist of
some note, rendered waterproof by the aid Of alum
and sugar of lead without the aid Of India rubber or
gutta percha any other gums Or oils The process
given is very simple, and is claimed to render any
species of tissue waterproof. Dissolve two pounds
and half of alumin four gallons Of water; dissolve,
also, in separate vessel, the same weight of acetate
of lead in the same quantity of water. When both
are thoroughly dissolved, mix the solutions together,
and when the sulphate of lead resulting from this
mixture has been precpitated to the bottom of the
vessel in the form of powder pour off the solution
and plunge into it the tissue to be rendered water
proof. Wash and rub it well during few minutes
and hang it in the air to dry. #45 sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

The General Assembly Of Rhode Island met 1t
Newport on the 27th Ill. Benjamin Thurston was
unanimously elected Speaker Of the House; Nicholas
Brown Lieutenant Governor; and Samuel a. Parker.
General Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

HIAWATHA m EgEoP "a Leipzig edition Of this
renowned poem is issued at half ttaler Alphons
DUR The publisher notes on his title page that
Hiawatha is now supplied in Rome, Vienna, Paris,
Hamburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, BasIe, Turin, Tri-
este, Venice, Verona Two German translations are
now being read far and wide on the Continent one 81
them having had the genius of FreiIigrath ID turn
the authors English into the language of Goethe and
Schiller t7S ffgsl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

The Hon. Roderick White, member of the New
York Senate and disting nguished politician Of that
State, died at 0lean, the 18th ult, of the cancer
in the stomach. & IS
Horatio Edison, another prominent citizen Of that
State, was dangerous i'll at last accounts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

PROTEST OF Don MARcoLETA.-In the official pro-
test against the recognition of the new government
Of Nicaragua Don Marcoeta says he is wholly unable
to discover the important and weighty reasons which
caused the United States Government to abandon its
former position. He quotes various extracts from
Marcy letters in opposition to the recognition which
he characterzes as most fragrant violation Of divine
and human laws, and the encouragement and sure
guarantee of filibusterism in Nicaragua
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04

STEAMER KATE FRrsBEg trhis splendid and yery
fast steamer viii leave for Ocean Springs and alE II
termediate landings morning on the arrival q
the $50 Jefferson Railroad cars and tie III oeIock
Pontchartrain Railroad cars ut the Lake. Extra hsr
gage and freight ought to- sent down in The tgis
previous. Her agents are Z. DC Harrison y Co,sas
GTaYier street. la.z.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
7 ELEG Pied 10 THE d ESQ CEt
ADDITIONAL BY THa INDIAN


by THE NATIONAL LrFE.
LryEEfoor. May a Gonsols for money are quoted
at 94{.
.E82t IL Cotton sTket;
The Arabia's news had depressed the market, and
prices were weaker The sales for three days amount
ed to $4,000 bales. 5#5l
a4& England and Costa Rica.
In the House Of Lords, Clarendon stated that Costa
Rea had applied to England for assistance against
Walker, offering England the Proteetorate Of the
country, but the Government had peremptoriIg re-
iected per propositions. #Is
Cincinnati Convention.
s CINCINNATI, ,Jnne 3-The Convention took d recess
from twelve o'clock until four. Eeassenb1ed at the
latter hour but the business Transacted was entirely
sunimportant. II. .54ss34 N +,
The Committee on vii report tomorrow
| morning syygasaa5
| Convention adjourned Until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
Cincinnati Markets
eIseIss ATr, June s. Flour, SIS 25 to Us III SID
gaf and Molasses very firm with an upward ten
\ deHcy, The latter AZ 4se.
i EiVeE Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, June Tie river III falling With
fonr feet four inches ID tie canal
VrcKsBUEG June 1.-THE Virginia passed down at
this morning, ths Jaa. tgorrsry 1t j, and the
Natchez at 8 O'clock tthIs afternoon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
I THE COMMON coUNcTr. = !.

BOARD OF ALDERsIEN.-This board met vesterf7ar
evening" Quorum present andt the Cubertsoa
On motion The reading Of Of the last meeting
The report Of the Fiscal Agent referred to the Finance
number Of resonti amended BY The Board oil Assist
ants were sent up as tonenred in their amended form id
cns persisted in apd committees conference were named
resolutions were sent from, the Board
5 tssps j g. bs
keeping lot Of sheep meths ftss
IA regolqen the Comptroller ss
t. = d u hs hse Bask 81 sacs
Aresolnon The Comptroller to issue warrants Is
"a number Of M 1nimnnant %as soncafred
oy PA o1hsrs 6S to
The bill the Louisiana Courier for printing one thousand
copies Of the city charter refereed Finance Com
pa ,s nsiolHn Hi ap sni ssffd ss y
bate between eaberson hs Feso
ssa SS IL n &c Il sn
retGatioa vas Mr. Bailey discontinue the hur-
o exhansed rules being psDsepa
quite an interesting debate between Asa Pride Ba and
The 4 ReRG, qf he Finance COMMITTEES read claim
commended rejected which was done vas re-
eelng nothing more Of the Board it
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERsIIEN- bodv3 mas
as usual last evening" Gen Tracy in the cha and fonrtsen
as Is,Ss& Bsss s n
ion tne estate which lost the meet
ing; YVES again taken up and adopted, n A
The Comptroller reported list Of checks draten nm the
Treasurer Referred. 5S5 y. e'ts
The Treasurer reported fund hand Of sos s IA ap, =
list of licenses issued. Referred y - - - SS ~
The Street Commissioner reported the nu,ter and ~ AZ
gainss to the neutral Canal Rampant
and t4spannde streets, at the street CROSSINGS
Nr Howell offered for having the said ra f
erected Adopted. ss'77 - te$1 - A t"iiiisS
The Fiscal Agent sent his monthly report Referred.
The board Of Aldermen sent in uss budget of resolu
hons concurred in, wanting concurrence, etc
Ps.iops read BY tito raisrred appropriately
Snndy resolutions OF no great importance were adopted
resolution was adopted for ten persons ID attend
eBcf GEa3A #sI st4 t - 80 tAoAAt
The Of tho several standing committees were read
braced nothing Of special interest. 1f1++11
The Board then adio NJ 5-l ~ 454
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
ATCHAF FALAY A RIV Err.

VIII leave on THURSDAY, 5t inst at o'clock P. NJ.
TgS FOR OPELOUSASc.THEN NEW AMP
67A1ztr+.E safe steamer Alice w. GlaiZe, e. Loail-
ss4@az ler, master, will leave above, taking freight
Old River smmspor and all landings on the Atchafaaya
freight apply board foot of Bienve street.
to |F -'f'''t
, je4 .-5. JIM. JOHNSTON Co, = Front Leyee