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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

MA DELEGArIoE-GOv. FLOYD AND THE virginia
ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 1855.
Mr. A. ?. COOK, delegate from the new Territory Of Ar-
zora formed out OF the Gadsden purchase Rrrved here
TO day He comes with hts credentials regularly elect
ed by his people In convention, and will ask recogni
ton by Congress- He rays there from ten to fifteen
thousand people in the Territory and that il viii make
State Of about the size OF Pennsylvania It lays south Of
the line thirty six thirty. If not mistaken he will
ind some difficulty in getting mis- seat for If Territorial
government has to be formed before he is admitted IL
may open up afresh the whole slavery question, which
may lead TO protraced debate This looks like another
bone OF contention.
Mr. Cook brings some specimens Of minerals, said to
be the richest In the world.
A caucus held last night, composed OF Senator'S
and members from Virginia. and they declared Bocock to
be their choice for cabinet position, provided Mr. Blu
chanan saw 1T TO select from that Stale.
Gov. Floyd arrived hero today He disaproves now,
and did at the time the action Of the Electoral College at
pchmond.
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THE Attest news.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElsGaAPus.

Important from Northern Mexico.
THE REPORTED DEFEAT OF vIDAURRI-rHE OONON-
FORT GOVERNMENT ACKNOwLEDGED by HIN.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2, 1855.
The Mexican Consul here has received official adviocs
from Natameras stating that vidaurri has succumbed
and entered into a treaty with General sunda, acknow
lodging Comoniorts government and promising ODE
dence to 1t.
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From Washington.

DELBGATE FROM ARIZoEA-CAUCUS OF THE vIRGI-
MA DELEGATIoN-Gov FLOYD AND THE VIRGINIA
ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
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Texas Western Railroad.

Col. BRADLEY, the agent of the Texas
Western Railroad Company, will deliver pub
lie address this evening at half past six o'clock,
at the Court House. lie will, we learn, set
forth the present and prospective resources of
the company, and explain their plans of opera
ton, the basis upon which they are enabled to
construct and fully equip first class road
through the State of Texas, with only the mere
nominal expense of five per cent. upon the
stockholders. He will also show that this
stock, costing only Eve per cent, possesses a
better foundation for par value than any other
railroad stock in tie United States, not even
excepting the Illinois Central. OF course We
may look for a full house.
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n,rcraDd Steamboat News.

The river yesterday was nearly at a stand
with feet water on Harpeth Shoals. There
was a slight fall of rain Wednesday night,
afterwards snow, and then freeze. The day
yes erday broke clear, and the sun sEone
brightly all day.
This is the Cuba's day for leaving for
Paducall-lO o'clock her hour.
The John Simpson departs to-day at IL NJ.
for Memphis.
The favorite steamer America, Capt. Jesse
Johnson, arrived in port yesterday afternoon.
Our friend Shaw, the clerk, will take pleasure
in booking passengers for her next trip down.
She may leave Tomorrow.
The Cline did not get off till yesterday,
b wing been detained behind her time on her
upward trip oy bad weather.
The HumboH is still at the wharf taking on
freight Her capacity seems illimitable.
The Tennessee river was rising at Chatta-
nooga on the LIST inst.
A private despatch from St. Louis, dated the
ID inst, states that the weather had modera-
ted, aud the river was free from ice.
At Cairo, Tuesday, the Mississippi was
frozen over, and about 20 steamboats, were
lying there awaiting a break up.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


CAIRO, Jan 2.-The contract for carrying daily
feet yesterday. The first steamer, the Niagara, left
last night The instructions of the Postmaster Gen
eraI require fast first class boats. Time from Cairo
To New Orleans and back is six days Boats leave
Cairo every day at 4P.M.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-HoUsE. After further
debate, another vote was taken for Speaker-Bsnks
lO2, Richardson II, Fuller SO, Pennington 6, scat
terng 5. Necessary to a choice, Ito.
COLUMBIA, s c., Jan. 3.-It has rained almost
continually for two weeks. The river is very full
and there are great spprehensions of destructive
freshet 1t has rsined in torrents for the last "a
hours, and it is still rairiug
LOUISVILLE Jan. River feet and falling
NEW York, Jan. 3-noon.
Flour very firm to-day. Sales OF Howard at
1924 Corn firm at 93 cts for mixed. Mess pork
1900. Beef duh. Repacked Chicago 1922.
Lard dropping at lie. Whisky dull. Stocks dull;
Canton 29f, Cleveland & Toledo 10, Erie 5O5, Ca
lena and Chicago lei, Reading 92A.
CINcrvSATI, Jan 3, M-FIour easier, sales at
81 OOa7 10 and s. IS: nothing doing in grain
Hogs S545 25; Green hams 6ss6s; mess pork
$lS 49, No. l lard &c, packages furnished; Whisky
dull a. 25c; Groceries unchanged and inactive.
Heavy ice still running.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3-Flour langud, Southern
So l25; Wheat firm, Southern rcd 81 90 ; Corn
firm, Western mixed "a, Whisky dull at 35; Sugar
declined 1; Molasses firm at 40.
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MONEY MARKEr.-fhe market continues to ex
hibit the same easy character, so frequently refer
ed to before during the present season. Nearly all
of the good business paper that is offered is taken
by the Banks, and the limited amount TO be found
in the hands Of brokers, is readily purchased at
rates ranging faOm sale per cent per annum. The
rates for second class paper outdoors remain at II
Is per cent.
CHARLESTON, Dec. craftsmanship trans
action to day reached upwards Of 1888 bales We
have no change to notice in prices. The sales COM
price Ill bales at ST 90 at SO; 200 at 81, 257 at
g. loo at 9t, and 100 bales at 9tc.
FREIGHrs TO CHARLESTON AND SAvANEAH.-The
Chattanooga Adgerti0er OF the LIST inst. says
The rates for Freight from Chattanooga to
Charleston or Savannah on
Wheat is SO cents per BUSH Oats per bu. &c.
Corn 29 " " Flour I" Dbl 81 %.
Financial.
The New York Evening Post of Thursday, Dec
9th says:
:" fhe prospects Of heavy decline in sterling
exchange are imminent. The supply is very large.
Provincial and Southern bills abundant on the
market. The range for first class bills seem wider
than usual, from lOSf to i0St, little being saeabe
above 1851, 'hOugh few leading exchange houses
ask more, Francs are heavy at 2Oia5 lSa.
The advces from the South in this connection
are Important. The estimates OF this wears cotton
yield increasing; 3, 200. 900 bales view
ed probable, for the season. which will be an i'm
mense increase in The supply, but which the ncreas
ing demand WILL it is calculated absorb.
"Spinners are busy both sides Of the Allan.
tic, and, with low stocks and ever increasing de.
mand for cotton goods, must ntinue to buy The
receipts now (says Mr. w. P Wright, in his cir.
cGlarl exceed those of the yet largest crop year,
and from the rise in all the Southern rivers, we
may with confidence expect heavy receipts into the
ports for some weeks, and a consequent weekly
gain upon the corresponding period Of 1928,
which will establish belief in the large estimate
now prevailing here and ia the South"
I" These prospects of large supplies and shipments
Of cotton, together with the continued active ex.
port demand for provisions and cereals, will supply
a large amount Of foreign exchange TO meet the de
mand for remittance OF dividends and imports Ofmer.
chandise, without any serious or inconvenient de-
mand for gold produce which will, consequent
y, distribute itself through the country, and accu
mulate Al the same time in Wall street
There was brisk demand for money yesterday
afternoon, aud also this morning, and much chang
ing OF loans owing TO many loans being called in,
10 order to pay approaching dividends, &c. The
demand was, however, freely met. This being the
closing week OF tie year. the activity in the money
market is very great, out with unusually free
supply for the season. Rates without change
varying from TO II per cent. for good mercantile
piper."
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville. January 4, 1856.

DAILY TATRlOT OEfICE,
Nashville, January 4, 1856.
There was nothing of importance doing in any of
our Markets yesterday. A worse day for business
we have seldom seen.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 90 P. VI.
COTTON The Pacifcs accounts were not re-
ceved until after the cose of business this morn
ing, and sales effected at former prices. 1854
bales changed hands at the following particulars:
at Il, l6 g. 262 at Sc, IS at ST. 81 at Sc, 80 81,
at ST. IA at ST. 596 at 9, 80 at %, p at 9t and
III bales at % cents.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26
CoTToN-Arrived since the 2lst inst, 81 S55
bales Cleared since the 2lst instant, %, 27l bales.
Stock in presses and on shipboard, not cleared on
the 25th inst, S32, $40 bales.
The transactions since our last report sum up
10000 bales, taken for Great Britain, France, the
Continent, Spain and the North, and the prices
which prevailed in the business OF Monday call for
a reduction of an 5af cent in quotations for
grades below middling. Our figures reduced
accordingly. 1t will be seen that Cotton is coming
in very freely.
The receipts at this port since Let Sep ember,
exclusive Of the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and
Texas $780, 36 bales against 4S6, 454 bales to
same date last year.
n. o. classification, disseminating to that Of
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855.
The American Nomination for Circus
COmrl Clerk.

The following communication from the Com
mittee who counted the votes OF the several
subordinate Councils for Circurt Court Clerk,
returned to the County Council, which met in
this city, on the 22d December, last has been
left with us for publication:
Mas VILE, Dec. 81, 1856.
We, the undersigned Committee, appointed
by the County Council of the American Party
on Saturday, the 22d inst, to count the vote
cast for the nomination of a candidate for Cir
cult Court Clerk of Davidson county, did the
same in OPEN COUNCIL, the vote of each Coun-
Gil having been announced by the Secretary;
and after a careful examination of each return,
we added up the columns, and are satisfied
that the result, as announced to the County
Council, was correct, and that Thomas T. SMI-
LEY received majority Of all the votes cast,
aud was duly declared by the President of the
Council, the nominee of the American Party
for the Office of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Davidson county.
z. d. FARNswoRTH,
THOMAS HoBsoN,
E. NJ PATTERSON,
W. L. VAUGHAN,
Committee.
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sB~ We publish this morning another one
OF those glorious legends with which our gifted
poetess is euriching southern literature. Doubt.
less many Of our citiz"ns have seen the spot near
this one is laid. We think it is one of the finest
she has yet furnished Us with. The publishers
OF Mrs Freucl's forthcoming volume, "WIND-
WmsPERs,n have been kind enough TO furnish
Us with the Troofsheets, which we iatend to
review in few DAYS.
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obituary.

Mrs. NANCY BARRY, Censor; OF Esq w. L
Barry, of this city, died yesterday in Todd county
Kentucky, where she was enjoying the Inequalities
of friends and relations. Mrs. Barry died at the
ripe age of 6s years, fully prepared to enjoy the
blessings Of Eternal Life. II had been her good
fortune to embrace religion and attach herself to
the Methodist Church some twenty FIVE years since
and her reputation for sincere piety truly env.
able. She was a true christian, and nov that she
has gone the example OF her life may serve 10 lead
Others In the holy paths she trod. She leaves be.
hind her large family and numerous friends. Her
husband TO whom she had been welded for nearly
half century, must feel this stroke Of affection
most severely. rhey had been so long together
mutually dependent each aiding the other In bear
ing up under the ills Of life, and making each 9th
er's pathway smooth, the death Of either could not
be other than a sad shock 10 the one left behind
Most seriously do sympathzs with our VenerA
BILE old friend in his loss Let him seek that eOusO
lation which cOmeth not Of man.
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CONSUMPTION sPrrrEe BLooD.-see the
WE-<zssS certificate Of Mr. Turner II. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederics
burg, Va, and late of the City HOTEL Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and Of opposed to what he called quac
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had given up by several physicians had tried
most Of quack medicines and the verge Of des
pair as well as the grave when he tried Carters Spanish
Mixture.
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
See advertisement.
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! K. C. M'NAIRY & co.

1ts VI UA ~ AIN ~ w.
No. 90 COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
AVE hand the largest and complete
Il stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suia-
bic for Fall and Winter offered at retail IN this
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled TO offer in
ducements to all persons wanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Nounced Silks in oolors for day and evening
dresses at from SIS to $50 Elegant Moire Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening; elegant Plaid and
all eOors for day and evening dresses; POut de Sole do
printed, DO.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold proportionaby low
$40 patterns Union de LANES ~ piece Plain
MernOs in all cOlOrs In Short EVERY THSo In the dress
goods line.
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union,
Shaker,
An qualities Welsh and other unshrinkins Fannsls;
Silk Warp Flannes
Fine Saque Fannels, all eoors and for children common
White, Red and yellow, all qualities.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such Jeans
satnetts, rWeeds, Cassimeres, &C. &C.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetngs shrtings, Pillow Domesties TIckngs
Apron Checks Canton Fannels Prints Irish Linens Plaid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys &C. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line Honton Collars and Collarettes
Val Collars Coarees and Sleeves separate or SETS all
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains Also Uaion all
WOOL and Satin Iaine Damasks, with Gimps, Tassens,
Loops, Cords, &c to match. Also Cernice and Pins ali
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they viii sell at the lowest possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities Many styles
received within the last few days. prices insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot Of Rugs Mats, Drugets
Crumb Clcths Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c &C. r. @. McNAIRY q CO.,
novel No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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A. C. 81 A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS ~

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 College street..
HATR opened a very large stock u I'll knes Of DRESS
II GOODS satAbe 70 the PAN and Winter Trade az ths
Newest stves
Aho anaa.oae t0t u al ne designs q CLoAKs
and MANTLE IN store ana ready for e1hibton Wa e.
pecAy invite yoa 10 lock a. Stock Of cosks before
baytnR.
Ne have IN store very axeS sleck q al kinds e CAR
PITS Of TIE newest patterns and aAttsr ourselves = ssu
fheH cheap any ether Hoase ih1 se q Ire noun
lalns We hare all kinds Of CURTAIN DAMAsKs ana
Lace CUBfAINa.
IN adsiiea % tae Shove Ne have largo siock 81 al
rrade A. Q. a A. n nRRCH
sspib No. - coiiezs - NashslBs. Tsnn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AL ZEE SBCRETs LovE.-Who wants to be married?
Who wants to all the and mystery love by
of which any heart may be Uon matter how obdurateg
Professor RoxDour New York. in his wonderful on
the bliss Of Marriage has settled the whole matter. Its
advertised in another column.
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Answers 10 INQUIRER.

Mr.. EDsVoR.-I beg leave to offer the following
as a solution OF the problem which appeared in
your publication of the SIst uIt.
Rule for It's solution: Consider the first TO be
one pound weight, then to obtain the second, null
tiply the first BY two, aud add one TO the product
To obtain the third, multiply the of the FIRST
and second by two, and add one to the product
To obtain the fourth, multiply the of u frst
second and third by two, aud add one TO the pro-
duct Continue ia this manner using the SUN Of
the number obtained for your multpIicand, and two
for your mutipIer, and adding one TO the product
until the desired number of weights are Obtained
which gets the following numbers: /, 3, o. 81, 81,
24S, 729, 2ls7, 656l. G. w. Horn,
Teacher Zion Seminary
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gN- We AathoFisod - announes JOHN X EDhoND-
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