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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28


And every alternate Thursday a. II O'Clock noon
Q! cabin passage-Fro New York and PA1acaipAA
SIS rom IAyap ,ol guineAs " guineas and 10 Saaeas
&rco-dipg the mediation he al hayn
privilege In the salooa including Stewards fees
Third GLASS psss,ngers-A Invited number Of third oAse
enRerS VIII be found provisions
lequiro1. Prem Paladelphis and ksw yors, &c; ros
ti7eTpooL tst
yh,se ssaners are rns-ussec Improved
ENsh vesse Experienced srYgsnr
paid the comfort And sao1stB
oszy~ngars.
rnf. Llyerp DOL FROM " wSrda-
freight passage apply odos Of ths Co0psAy
JOHN q. DALE Is BroAdwtY. New Fork ssepl
N We. INMAN, and ID Tower buildings liverpool AEsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

DANKKUpYs sALK.-O NJ LEVY, AUCrI0NEBR,
ID VIII sell this day s4 broadway col eci1n OF
sevood and mahogany nure wsrdrobes bookcases and
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pl.VOO curcd.-Dr. HUNTER curss when tie rsAa
OF hvslciana and all other efies fall His rcd
crup 10 only reliance fw hcrourh In oerAin
dseases No Dvi,ton srees The orly plsce now vel
cd, Without dei or nindrsns from business when Al oass
remedies only drive the dscAse IL The blood u only. Thh
he patient from secondary wacts AMI the only
rssedy thai dos a. frr AL others and
oua deception ne tia. oounsrfeats good medicine
than thief hsucai books ana advioe gratis.
vNR uoornK u DUANu sYkGY. HAl roe YHl
~ last wenN sa yeArs ccnnned ~ pvsshes 70 Ne rsa1
uA aieaAsss 1hs vSUams a mDlAoed cunAdens
cali on hin vtA ~ e~sAnu n benG radssu cured
Charvcs modewAAe.
nR. wArsOH'B rIw wORK.-"rHn CAUSE AND
~ Cure "A cymplsls Sica treatise 90 prensure er
musu with local debility induced by esry irdiscr.non ~
OF which The and efecs % hs
insdous malady oGesher viii the vesmsnl ase fully an
plained; illustrated By num~wvus anatomical pss 100 -
aravinss viii supplement SEXUAL disc 49, ce ~ ~
Be had o. the author WHO nay se consulted conndeuusy
60 Cnftyfye Wakes sve-s . few doovs ven bro~d~y
VNI CpBnuyr, n DuAHu sYRnBv MnnBuR o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

TRCSRgY CO.s LINZ or STEAMERS BzgwsnF
~ rev York Southampton Loodor and Bremen, -Own5d
the European and American Steam shipping Company or
incon SOuhsmp appointed TO sai. from New
SoTb every alternate Wednesday for London and
tourhns at npn to land passengers and mails foT
England ard srAnco fhsy win remain one day London
then proceed To Bremen Eed ming they VIII leave oFo
for Ne York every alternate Saturday Ding
South mpon These steamships OF the 9rst siss and
sccommed Alto for rh-y will take
ni.of number OF third caS steeragr passengers sur
attached c each chip Thevs.es Of ht London will BIO
bu, little higher those Of srg ships Rea1 Of
First capin $50 ,ecoud cabin $50 .teerAge $50 Tae steam
ahip JASON ell 8sa from New FORK Sat arday Occber
81 1t O'Clock For freight passage apply TO o. W. SAND.
unit lam tr0Dt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

DAWNHROKZ1'R BALE.-WM BOYD, AUCTIONRs &
il will sell at he yooms OF william slmpson, corner Of
Bowery and Delaney street. entrance in ueAurey street,
Wednesday. October 50, us ant ut l0k O'Clock H.,
large stock Of unredeemed pledges consisting o. mems
ard Women's wearing spparel or ovsxy description pill
lows blankets, &c.. jevery, hardware, and Their srt
to mention all worthy Of the trade The
will be sold without fer cash Gents
cothinS jewery between and O'Clock r. H. By order
O w. tACKeON, licensed pAwnbrokor.
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rEss
La tho nrg Glass paddle wheel etoanash.p ARiA tons
Z. ID Ludlow. comma ndss, and NORTH STA SO tons, n
n Iefevre SAT- from pier No North rvT
noon precisely carrying United States mails, VS.
LEAvs HKw Y0Rx
CULTIVATION, HAvRH AID 6RBMux rOR eoUrHADtoa
BREhkEM. SOUTHAMPTON r0R nav YORK
North Star....... .Ool 81 Do. sov n Do. Doc
These seamshps ENre Bp delivered Ia Ion
and Paris For passage freight apply 70 ID, TOE
RANCE, Agent No Bowling Green. New York.
.shn LIvsKgoCI. new YORK AND PHILADEIrHlA
seanship rs CLYDE nui iron .crs- go .nsai's
MfY OF WAsHiraToA, ssS osp.sin p ). rc.l1a
CITY or MAEUH Hs Err 1lHa Captain J. EonnSfS
kANGAHDO, t,eia Captair jeffrey.
Ths nndsrno.sd o. other vessss are nssdsd % -
lows
LIvnRr0OL.
AssgAroo Weduse1AT Octo5W
And every AltsSnsA Wedncsfsy
WORK.
And every alternate Thursday a. II O'Clock noon
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pAREUMs AHERIUAN MUSEUM THIRD WEEK OF
ID he lnairrons pAnsom mic crrsvsgsnra entitled rHo
COLLIN or rHE WoOD Sfrb week OF me pop nlar
welsh FshrsgMe Boundless attraction Of the pecrl.ss
AquAsA CRYSTAL Marine 0s,dsns Wednesday, Oct ~,
evening a. II ococt and also 70 day 10 the Afternoon A.
O'Clock, The Welsh nightingale In TBn LAOY's DRnAN.
To conclude With the comic ballet pantomms eniu I'd THn
GOBLIN OF TIE WOOD, By the CARO- Family. Admit
- cents; children is ceu.s.
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Y 6gIoNRI's sALn-hICHAEL KYRRI0AN, AUG
uooeer viii sen Friday. sOth inst 10 O'Clock,
10 II FJst the coalent Of segAr factory leaf
bsoco, segArs, scales boxes. SAM. A9f Assgnse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-14

HAVING attended the late Dr. A. n Dsbow physicians
IL duTg bis last illness we feel 10 our duyo 10 tne
public thAl cOusi tha watering pac not only
healthy butfres from all epidemic, of tag uHs ssase
There is not single OF sickness g. the place. nIr IN
immediate Ee lSh0ufho q, sedbl aorsi.d. We
kuaW hat The waIsr ng place is iry hraly We make
thi statement 70 have tnat have gtuunu
Of the Jmentary Isnc that peryarei atcuHmuui5y
rs =. DTkE.
ROB'r PhNSLsE,
JOEL K. SENe HAW,
TOM L. WINSTON,
A.J.DfBh.
? Banner, Christian Advocate aud Banner o. Peace
o7py and serd pill W. A. DsBoW, EPpers5n eprings
iInel3-Hn.
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GEN. PILLOWS LETTER.

We earnestly invite the attention Of our readers
70 the letter Of Gen Pillow published in our issues
Of yesterday and today. It is mastery reEie"
Of our recent political troubles the present issues
before the country, and seathing criticism upon
the course Of The Hon John Bell in his derilee'ions
to the South. Dis just such letter asevery voter
in the State should read at this time. We trust
that our Democratic friends viii give it an extensive
circulation In ell sections Of the State.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS,

CHEATHAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
THIS popular and faTorte opened the re-
i eeptiOn Of visit We have OF the bel
servants and those VII have had much eKpersncs
duties The pleasure seekers and valid
shall have every attention thss rrQuir suffice
will be taken render this paragOn. The
superior medical prop which mark the While, Black
aud Grey sulpher Sprug, aud Sulpher and tha beaie
springs eOgZsd BY those Hho have et their 0en-aca
o. huencs 10 engaged Zebra % Ct on Pay-r.
Jordaa and his band, Nasbv e Oar Omnibus Will
leave the sevauee House Tuesdays Thursdays AMI s4tur
days fer the Springs.
a. TnER s. JONES.
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Beaver Dan So Iings.

RE in Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
II small creek Of pure and lIvlug water, in dense
shaded grove Where Inc air g COOL pure und bacng and
s waters equal II not superior any in the sou
having four sulpher sprng- all Hsring eHaily one
Chy bats and several Of The ana de Freene n
the world. taking - things together Is cnder-d BY
competent judges be Il n very Sc Haerni places
IN tue Uuned states Bea er lm Is forty mi west
lumba Nearly half he road slurupise The balance tne
best dirt FOld m Tel From WHybesbuTO Is Ouy
thirty miles ezst; from PER- vile the
distance Good huHting aud shiug ~ and The
best OF Brandt, and Cisar- ket or able aud rm
purposes Billiard Tables Nine Pin y and many small Ter
games for exercise heath and Piea'urs. l-vads and
pleasureseektrs particularly respectfully nvtea %
visit iha place. We authorised % reier 90 Kew l.
Grten hu-se HOus on, James Ellis, h. W. brown and
WASHINGTON Mrred~Jh Of Nashville; RI even man,
and child in Go umba and aury county; H. Rev Jas.
Oley s. Walker, Cot K. g. Loosely AMI duncan b. FRI
eTsOu u Memphis
CHA GES WILL BE
Seven ID liars Per Week.
Children under 10 years old HaIfPres.
Servants OF all ages hatPnce-
Any Of all kinds OF 5ouveyarces ready at times
81 COLUMBIA 10 take Beaver Dam. AbOu three hun
drsd persons be comfortably accommodated dont be-
neva VIII you hear that b fuli.
We would must earnestly and rcsgectfnDy enyite our
friends ana ths pa Tic 90 visit Beaver Dam
ready receive them. EArL- Y & o.
Under the supervision and control Of ia, b. Keller.
Att.
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ReE- There were, according to the census ofl85O,
nearly one million of laborers in the United States.
The term is here used in cOntradisnction from men
of property, professional men, &c.
These men pay comparatively trihing State tax,
where men are taxed as they should be, according
to their wealth But the policy of distribution is to
tax men not according to the amount Of goods they
consume.
But the Almighty has made the rich and the poor
alike in respect to wants. and if the poor man supply
The wants Of nature his expenses must of necessity
approximate much nearer those of the rich than their
means. The man who is worth but a thousand
dollars if pays State tax of one dollar, The man
worth one hundred thousand pays hundred times as
much
Yet if the one spends but an hundred dollars for
goods on which duty is charged while the other
spends thousand, the one pays only ten times as
much as the other. Il is clear therefore that the
man of wealth has saved ninety per cent. ofhs taxes
by transferring the taxes from property on to con-
sumption and this is precisely what distribution
proposes, or at all events inevitably produces. It
viii collect money by means Of he tariff from those
who are the consumers, and transfer it to the pay
meut Of what would otherwise be tax upon
property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-14

THE undersigned wing purchased The entire stock Cf
Groceries, &c, or Mezsrs & Ewing, sill con-
Time Whossa Grocery and Com isson business, at
EWlNG, MoCRURY co.
TTAVTNG retired from The grocery business solicit for
II The drm, Ewing McCT r & co the HtrOuags
Ibera Iy bestO ed upon The Old frm Stra living
iuusg. MADISON SI8ATION.
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NOfiCe.

T1HE arm Of Straftrn Eviug Dissolved, by mutual
Il CONSENT The 20 Of Miy. Eihsr Of lnu nrm s
authorized 10 clOss Up husiues heir bCOEs- &c, viii
found aI their old stand. MADISON SfhAIION.
A. e. EH ING.
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WATKINyS Ell AllII0N


w 3 -r for sale -FOUR LOTS on Gay street, IN Wat
W ksn's Addition. Al8os Lutl sornss n PARK
and Gay Wssod l0 last week O. Court larls
opposite the park iory dollars per 1ci- isp
0ls sold this week on Puaski srIzra an bullng par
chasers.
nov your tine &c buy alo IN The mosi boauaat
aud rapidly improving addlsona n Nashville.
J.. l. q h. W. BROWN
June 4sW. "A ChsrIT q
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stoCIE Ear7rl for sale.
Land for Sale.

DIV virtue Of stal order Of the County Court o. De-
ID kaib NY, J IN term, 1857, On Thursday The
3Oth OF July next, the pre- ntses 80 me le resi-
d5ace OF " Hliam biHs ia D-kt county Will sell
TO the highest bdd Credit, all the right TILE claim end
lnteres that the heirs aud distributes william huDi SON.
late Il the county Of DsKab deceased has and Vau
aoe Tract Of land lying DeK4ib uutys Tennessee, N
d strict No 49, Failing ter, adjoining the lands Of
samuel rees, James vii is and others containing 800
acres upwards inrludi and excluding doEer lat rest
TINS Of Sale-SXty dOisrs 70 be paid hand-the ba-
lance q credit Of g months, with Interest u date
Notes with approved irdy m be rec tired, AID lien
aimed said Land for the payment Of he purchase
ney. ". j. iSBkLL,
june I4-W4W-Prs Zee IS CUumiss onsr
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MIX have msinnz about 60 acres Of tn arrstr Ian d
w flF sale yine D sides the new al ise road
Leading Paradise t % CarSsThs. Ihs Is an
present. y0af-
Ihese lands have been divided Into tracts. ranging nom
so 800 acFes, sut purchasers They De be- a
Ga miles from Nashville, heavily umteF-d lie veil and
are supplied vita name springs Of neVr ezHaE free
stone aver and IN Foy healthy ueiE1norhood- Ne
authorised sell those lends Prraey on most rssona ls
terms.
ands &c re or William Garrett, a. the Seam VIA o.. a.
Myef5 or Dr. Rodgers, n the ghbo hood have otl
Cf he land and wi snow pefs desiruusto
inc. For feher Farcuaf1 apply u " Garrett % ne
may-s-Wu AANCH q "OO1" a hu'
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80. IN. nhaasIa.

TUsT eesrved By 3 B. Lebanon
81 ~ ~ 81. Cheese, Bra crass article;
So boxes q. Cheese on hand;
5s barrels sweet Gran Ciber
81 DO Champagne CidsFs
iD9 doz. Cans Fresh uyttera warranted Es8a
uer.
wishing % essbis the Fourth Of Iaig can Be as-
commodzted with Fire WorEs and other necsslT 1rcos
for thar gresL occasion, BY J. T.. ROBsRrsON,
iuno3. Broadway.
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YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JUNE.
This ~ Onderfnl Comic mnEnzins, win pu
any onsia good humor. Who viii pay q numbeE mo
only IS cents for sale b.
uue1z- HHrfH 4 nUO.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SBLPaER
SPRINGS.


THIS WATERING PLACs win be open fof he rleslisa
OF Visitors on the l9ih day Of Juns next
Hiss uaied on tne GsIern slope uf the AiaEhln
me sdmmits IN Montgomery County Ftrsiaar seventy
eight mie' Wss ~ Lygch0urg aR6 two hundred niles
west Of Richmond within and halls miles of me Viz
GINA aad reuusssee Ra cad, from which TIERS 1ranch
Railroad 70 ths door Of BE- Reception House.
Taese Wat have fesortrd many gc1rs 1T
people Of the surrounding couutFy and since ne place
ben Improved, By Fsry iarE8 humber % FigI1fI ou
many Of the uuion, most Of whom feslT 10
tueir -fdcacy number oidissases.
TIE InprJFeme OF tlu drst orders he
large airy AID many Of hen arranged Eta parculr
regutd 70 t1e comfort and convenience Of Families
The Dlnuiug has deem much enlarged since la1i
seasun and sill be under he nagement % cHtal @.
u hFsoE Esq ol kchmOna, l0s5 caPaciT % caterer -
Unsurpassed.
To the seekers Of Health or Pleasure. his pcs prassntl
atric ions sedan 10 Be mst Win ata watering Place. an1
arc1ud tnn0ue Do IN Uuian-
Do addition the hailuad facilities by which rilitor,
ron elections Of the country be brought % a door
o. he Reception Hou o,tEsrs vi BE- daily neelsap'55f
-Four horae Coaches, b way % The New kref "le SUI
Pbur pngs ard the cssbraied san LaEso i1' heas al
Greenolisr Waite iphersnd ogeet springs
Tue a. nchburg sba gdnu lzieg lpl company have
Constructed 8rsneh Line ihes spnngs aul opened
Ofie8 the Reception use
annie Brovfs ion mss made Tor the comlor1hI9
eommada on o. one Thoaand rsou8 and 10 eaofl VII -
sDtr q % render tlar sQ p ltnt and agleea1ie-
ROBEkrs n. MO6aH, iazEsip, 4
Montgomery White suiphur SprnEs Company.
lune6-d im-s0alm- " 25aug.
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CHARGES WILL BE
EdgefeId and Brownsville.

WE esr for sale on reasonable terms number ofbsau
w tfut eideHce Lots In IN -bys, ~ ZUlicOf
fer's Blo0d's and Williams Add ons 70 Edgeheid.
Buildings going up all over Eugedeli. viii also
sell long time TO building purchasers number Of los
BroWpsvis combining from each, stuaed
~ * males from Nashville, eral beautifully
imbered. D. L.. q X. W BROWN,
june Aim. "A j On, ~
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Extensive sale
or
MAGNIFICENT ROS5 Tod PIANOS,
AND
Rich Plated Ware.

DEM. p SHIELDS vii sell, on WEDNESDAY MORN
ID ING, June o., at - o'cloc<, turier1 RsA Dtu3is
round and elegantly inliJ po1r Rosewood PauOs
posed In lbs Guy These Pianos Hea made D
the celebrated GroW & LhistOph Q" ud Aaib err
Of the city NsE York authorized to
each Id. Will Do ad ed
IS cOmpeta setts Of rich chased Plated War6s
Rich Plated Pitchers SA 6obets, Tin Casters ete
TERH5-The fianos viii De -Od on m0aihs or sails ar-
tory paper, and The Plated W delivery.
ilneI2 BENZ. SdIBbDS, AHci0neer.
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Notice.
Is you Wish ]. 70 J. s-LL Y0ga eaAll.
SHfpplAa HRnFR

RAlA os shl qnsui Nashville and Chatt1coogl
onaoeTF sacka gaod al iifv we'll ssVed and nsde
% c1niain ab1utt E0 bushels esch -
SFEc1aL N0rscE IS giFaa shat GFrr IN - Domestic asca3
or n second hand sacss any knd, Will NOT BE re-
CElFBD AND kokW fRDkD, as hey are insumesnt 70
bear handling and project CONTENTS sides old sacks
0sn twice ard thres MARKED aad cause miseonssnments
andloss. The shipping marx aud dsnaoa must 6e psin
on each sack. g. ANDERSON
funel3-N suusrintsudsnt
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BEST NUTMEG CHEESE.
nNB hundrsd aud dfy above, Of superior quality
~ Just received aud for sale b
nays j. 8. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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TUX af TN
A COMFORTABLE two story House, near the corner of
a Spruce and D mumbraHe stree g, containing
besides Hchen nls' e bes. &c, viii Be rented
for the remain Ter II the year the accommodating
tsrms-rent pas able monthly.
To humane master young negro woman, who is o
good COOK washer and 600 be hired The baanc
Of the year part Of the furniture b. rented pur
chased. Apply 70 WILL L. BOYD,
ma 2J-f General AZ, nt No so cherry 81
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NEW BOOKS.

THs Llss o. oHARLorrs saOSrE, sasaor Of Janu
Byrs, sc BYE c. Gasksl', 2vols., el.
ADAM GRAEaE, OF MAssGRAY. A Novel b Ms
OHpasnt aughor Of Eel 90, &c. lvyl, Emo.
AN ANERl Az MHRcaANf rs EUROP8. ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA; series or LISTERS BY Geo. r. Tran wa an
Introduction b. FEosnzu Hunt. A. %. Ivoi tano.
LOVES or Pa Ris. .lllustratsd. By suseue sue.
MYSTEKlEs or LCE Don. By Reynolds.
BJRDER ROV9k. By Emmsrl0n Bennett, Another mp
ply just rsoeiyedby
mayss HAsAS q BIO.
The Island Princess; A Romance d ihs 0ld aad
New World By Nrs. souihHorh. 1hs pu6ealion o. bis
promising tale has began Ths NsB Yort Ledger OF Nay
oih fa supply Of the numbsns for SALE ana subseup
lions rscsiEed b. HAGAE q BRO.,
may-6. Union ard MarksI ~.
THE WAVERLY mAGaZiNE.
This Is bsaut ful weekly usEtpapsr-artoes al sou-
plsts in each uamosr. Pncs only I0cis For sale b.
mal.6 HAGAN & BRO.
FOR JUNE.
HARPER's MAGAZINE Tor June, just rsesivedby
magss HAGAN 6 BIO.
Painting establishments
b ice that ne u6dsss 1sd having made ne Hsss,ssfy
arrangements and secured The services Of eompssai E0
mens Is nov prepared 20 tazs
Large Contracts
ID me line Of biz voeaons In AL 10 various branches,
In the department o.
House Painting,
The subscrbeFls prepared N execute via me grsassi
dered IN ssyls ahd uPon terms when eaunoi al give
Hs IssIso prepared TO execute an manner or
sign and Ornamental Painting, GFaining and
Marbitng.
Having IL thar department secured che sscssof se
Inc subscriber would request persons hnvinr work In his
line % siys him call before maxim an7l sEr9ngsRsHss
81 80 Unlan g.. between GbsrrT a samnsr
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THE WAVERLY mAGaZfNE.
This is beaut ful weekly ueHtpaper-aroles al eon-
pls's in each uanoer. Pros emily locis For sale b.
maJ26 HAGAN & BRO.
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laiad sytaa Rss-H Dlis, >

"a Literal rrEnslslian, > 10 Esr
! worcester College, oEsla. eon-
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during he vsser and odd 70 NE beauty and
rssmy psocsseas q dat part Of the yard fronting on
flUxhng avenue.
TIE Tnasd surveying schooner Gaiian steamers
Rib ana ccrvn, and propeers Arctic and Despatch
ne ony sovernDest gong vessels now In commission
81 The yard
TEE rrHSrss Lrpvl errrs-We notice by the
New yort rar<ys that Mr. Furniss has withdrawn his
threatensc libel against the NEw York HERALD, the
Tss and the Pet based upon the publication OF Mrs.
wccamsns sasasva ty them-thc same afhdavit which
rcsdsrf have columns Perhaps that dis
cfettr ~ which NJ furnss much more than
valor nae prompted him IA this We had been in
here that would be prosecuted, not from any
unk eenss towards New York Contemporaries but
order bas the world mieh be satisfied precisely how
mush injury Mr. Fnrnss valuable reputation had suffer
from The pnh 90 much ess than the truth.
remarkable fact this remark able u.s. that while Mr..
Furriss has bal much discretion In way, he has
Lad little annsher Not content with leaving record
the emphatic evidence of his turp ude hitherto, he
has stupid enough volunteer very recent ad
etionf 10 the already overwhelming mass. We are in
formed that the return 81 Mrs. 10 her father he
has again her In his peculiar style, threat
enng pupsh other letters Of hers unless she should
aet the contained her affidavit In view oil
The feople bould 10 regard him very dcci-
ded embodiment Of folly and knaveyy would only be To
slsn him place In the retreat where his conduct had
compelled unfortunate lady 10 seek refuge. To be
crazy 10 be STUPID 20 be knayish and in the estimation
the public perhaps all three very enviabie lot,
especially for who brings libel suits against news
pap for damaging 10 character by not painting black
,Lovgh,-Nao Orleans Delta, Dec I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

No changes q importance have been made at the
mo,llyn Navy Yard q late. The number Of work
mcn nov employed IL about 900. The work the
GATED Sains razee Savannah In dry dock progressing
rnt.dy should the weather continue favorable she
wn be ready 10 the dock 10 the ~ month
Very miie romans Of what once the old Savannah
frms ave her model Her outside phnkng IL all new
ana her deck. likewise. New knees, FONTS and csrlhs
have been substituted wherever particle u defect
founa IN thc old and Substantially she being retted
uin che floats upon the water abe be
considered ship and "a the finest slsops- Of
IN the Ames.can any other navy.
no Tinted states steam frgsie Niagara now lying
der the shears. few workmen employed In taking
cut her coal and cther stores. Her running rigging
hNs ben taken down, and braces aud mis- and rues NJ
ready TEcd 10 take ou her galsDt and topnast spars
II doubtful whether her man, fore and mizzen masts
wt ~ rnslpred - s hardly considered necessary IN
a. tho fact that the work contained In he~ rig
eng he only detective portion that requires replacing
Carts st busily engaged In dwelling the portion ~
sround Flushing atey allied In for the erection
n the marine harrseks AZ the contraction the cree.
n the building has not been ss yet given out "
hardly Thought that The work q driving piles will be
oommrnced befre rrre unless the government under.
takes she erection ~ ne building, which " 70 be
hopsd vii not, tnCle Sam u dainty workman IN
sash masters and viii consume more time and expense
thah te present warts and exgences ofthe marine corps
So The speedy ercesinn n the budding will allow
las esen snggsstt that the portion ~ space between
~ ground already allied n and The Navy Yard wall, CON
rrnr stou hsbdred yards be continued, 80 as IN
etnuest ne Whole Nth The Navy Yard. This h very
gc csloD, and MI Keep The carts IN steady employ