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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Frnn Nicnrnrmn

The brig Ocean Bird arrived at New York on
Saturday from San Juan. Among her passengers
was Major Schlessinger. The Times has letter
from its correspondent, from which we take the fol-
loving extracts:
SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE, Sept. 20, 1857.
The Americans in Nicaragua have been expelled
from the country by decree of Martinez and Jerez
Issued 10 Monagua in the fore part OF this month
The decree ordered the expulsion of all those who
served in the ranks of Walker and not only those,
but nearly every American in the country inelud-
ing many honest and industrious men, who have
been driven three or four days notice ieaV-
ing their interests and property behind
Many OF the persons who have been banshed
the country are known to BE- of worthy honest
character aud not to have been engaged in the ser
vice of Gen. Walker.
report has reached me that our special envoy,
Nj. John Carey Jones had been sent out Of Costa
Rica by order of President Mora, he being looked
upon as possessing flibustering teudencies Il is
Quit probable that the luminosity that those people
feel towards us may have led them to commit this
imprudent act.
The election in Nicaragua took place ON the e6 b
inst, aud Martinez has been elected Martinez is
man OF very little education but of a stern unvied-
ing character, and displays more largely than any
one else the general luminosity to Americans.
It is expected in the interior that Walker will
again invade Nicaragua, and great preparations are
being made to receive him. decree has been
published, forbidding all natives of the country 70
leave, and ordering all able-oedied men between
hteen and sixty, to hold themselves In readiness 10
tSke up arms Ia of an invasion.
do not believe that force under 10 600 men
would be sufficient TO maintain Walker in the coun-
tFy. II q smaller force be brought it will only be
for their speedy destruction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

a NEW PAPER FoLDTSs MAoarNK.-We ex-
amined on Saturday AZ tie Ualted States Ho-
Tel, the Young American Paper Folding
Aaehine,H just patented By Messrs. Wiggius.
Nordyke and Straw bridge, Of Richmond, Ia.
As TAR We could judge from seeing the
model worked by haad. We regard it 81 q de-
elded Improvement IN some respects upon other
machines now Ia use III il works as veil
when attached - 3 power pres, il must prove
3 valuable Invention. Il fsslds the shests four
times, 10 q convenient form for mailing. "A
they come from the press, sad dee the work
very perfectly. The 'YouRg Amerloan Dis
pensss with the tapes aud strings Witch are -
liable % get cut Of order Ia other maehfnes
aud The work Is Therefore nueh stabilized
Tie machine i the invention Of no young
mechanics Of Richmond, aud Is really wortL
the attsntioa 81 large printing esiaeiizinls at
that have oeeasioH g. use f0idlng maelias Ia
busluess-G laeiAHan 6szstfe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
From the New York Albion of Oct. cath.

READY, AYE READY. when Lord NAPIER
declared before the assembled Sons of st. George
that he, for one, would not hide his talent under
diplomatic napkin, the sentiment was generally ap-
plauded as felicitious phrase, and was by some
regarded significant. 1t will be seen from the
subOined advertise ment that his LOrdshp said what
he meant, and meant what he said. Some one here
has anonymously suggested to him a project for
navigating tn shallow waters of our Indian rivers
by vessels of exceedingly light draught aud in
place Of wrapping himself Up 10 official reserve or
adopting roundabout way Of comm uncsting with
an unknown protector, Lord Napier simply bids
him to come forward This is acting up to the
motto embazoned on his armorial bearing. Higher
praise we could not give.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

BULwER AT HoME.-Knebworth, the fine
barOnial residence OF Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, is
in Hertfordshire. A more interesting piece of
antiquity, crowded with vast halls, picture
galleries, armOr, and picturesque monsters,
could not be imagined. 1t is seated within
and domineers over 2, 900 acres of park, wood
land, and farm. No wonder the man writes so
exquistely, on the margin of his own lake,
in a retired fishing cottage, and with all the
appliances of comfort, silence, and sweet air
about him. He is the very soul of hospitality,
a republican in his philosophy, & polished gen.
tleman, and yet made, by the misfortunes Of
his domestic life, peculiar, if not somewhat
eocent rio. He pines over the loss of 3 beauti-
ful daughter of fifteen, and his wife, more than
half cracked, won't live near him. He is la
boriously striving for fame and position an
aristoorat in utilization, bnt quite moderate.
he has a son who is attached to the British
legation at the Hague, remarkable writer al
ready.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
wnAr Doe II Cosr 70 vlsIr EUnorr.-raI. in.


WHAr DoEs IT CosT TO VisIT EUkoFE!-This In
terestng question is thus satisfactorily answered by
. correspondent Of the Boston Posts
"Thls is question that am asked not Oufre-
quently, and something may be said Ia answer tAat
will be OF advantage 90 tue inexperienced traveller
Were / 70 state that spent ten or forty thousand
dollars during my hrst visit TO Europa-snd Il vas
nearer the latter than the former-it would
really be saying nothing definite, so viii cell shat
NAV be done. Stay at-bone people often hsLys
come very singular ideas OF the expense OF foregn
travel / am not writing for the Information Ol
beggaFs. robbers or gamblers, bct Tor those who
take money enough Sith them 20 pay al their ex-
penses psFsnnal or otheraise. Daring Hy last
visit 20 Europe visited England. France. Belgium,
Holland, Germany, SEitz r nd ooEthern ltsiy and
Sardinia, and vas gode from home about 100 days
Wnen / have been asked what Il cost ne, have
sometimes asked my guesiioner 70 guess ths
amount The sum ntmed has bsen usua ~ 5000
or $500 Il Vas about oas-hiIh Of the iattrf sain
--tO-stg Eve huadred--and the very atshe seenes
can be visited now for One-hsf that sum- and izsSsl
res ,eetably. AOaey beng usually an tuportant
consideration. wish, Ia tTavvl, - la otbsr ~
veslments, 10 et as much value as Poss sle ioF our
dollars. / believe travellers usually do nos gst
more than One-aan what they might. Il 3 MAJ
wishes 20 become well scqu inted With tbs Eagsh
people Al hom-, OF any other people IA their de-
M sic aud social relations, aad 20 sf pauoal cea-
dlioa, he must stay ashils, making bis hone uilh
them. 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

CATHERINE HAYES HUsBAND.-The foreign news
states that Miss Hayes, the singer, has recently
married a Mr.. ushnel He VS. her business
manager in California and Australia and before be
could marry her he was under the necessity OF vis-
itng this country and procuring divorce from
his wife, which he accomplished quietly and with
out her knowing much about il in Come ctcut.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

GIN. W. T. HAsKELL.-Our readers will be
pleased to learn that information received from Lex
ington, warrants US in the confident expectat ton
that he will be restored to bis friends in few weeks,
entirely cured of his malsdy. Recent intelligence
leaves doubt whatever of his entire restoration.
This will be most gratifying to the many admi-
OF his brilliant genius, who mourned over his
temporary mental alienation as eclipse of a star
of the first magnitude. Should the hopes created
be realized, We trust that Gen. II. may prosecute
the purpose which preceded his malady. The pro-
jet has been greeted by the Press, generally, with
the heartiest cordiaty .-Menl. Bulletin Oct. 20.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
,gg- The Lesvepwortb CITY OK. IT, CORES

E9g- The Leavenworth City OK. t. CORES
pondent of the Times of this city, says that
the returns of the Oxford precinct OF johnson
county, were exhibited by Gov. WALKER at
Lawrence as a curiosity. They we're written
Que in one handwriting, and the slip Of paper
measured fifty-four feet in length. All the
names except one hundred and twenty, were
copied from ''Williams' Cincinnati Directory"
those commencing with the same letter follow
ing each other as regularly as they do upon
the pages of that book. This We think, IL will
be conceded, is decidedly rich.-Ctn. Com.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

NoRFOLK SuGAR-We are grati6ed TO learn that
the experiments u Mr.. Thornton 10 making eugar
FROM Chinese cane, have been entirely satisfactory
aud successful In pressing out she juice from the
cane raised on bis farm near the city, il Is found
that much larger amount Of sugar or moltssss is
produced than was supposed before some im portant
improvements were introduced in the process.
Many farmers in this AMI other sections Of Vir-
gina will plant this extensively the next
sou, aud the profits from the manufacture OF sugar
and molasses will doubt be fully equal TO their
expectations. Norfolk ArgEs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

W The Northern Disunion Convention
that was to have come off at Cleveland last
week, has been indefinitely postponed, not ex-
actly in consequence OF the inclemency of the
weather, but "in consequence of the great
financial revulsion which has swept over the
land like a tornado"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

WaAF Is TO ns xaz ''IssuKfs-Fhs Washisgtoh
correspondents Of the Mes YORK ocmmefeiai Ad-
ssrtiser says:
a party Z rising il favor Of = nstloaai bank Of
sons SOFT 81 pFotseuEe tariff, and Of bsnkFuPI
ias 50 tie stats q things shat exiatsd 1Weaty
years ago L eOmiag r0and - - 1gsia. The Aan-
- iss1s i gaas oyi aad this fact asoFs The nssaoi
aslrr. issu,s u general aad practe ] naluse."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Valuable Land for Sale.

7 WI Il ~eH the farm where I now live contain n z
about two hundred and ninety acres, situated twelve
miles SOUTHEAST from Nashville between the Nashville and
Murfree Turnpike the Nashville and Cha
Railroad part OF he lend fronts said Turnpike
half mile and a part lies within hundred ards Of
the Railroad The place Is well improved comfortable
dwelling ami out houses good and orchard Of both
Apple and Peach trees, and other fruits The land is 81
good quality and under good cultivation there being
sXty-fve well with clover All the land is In
closed with Cedar rails has abundance u wood and Is
cry fesirable plantation, being admitted one Of
the most HEALTHY situations in Davidson county.
Tho>e wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do yell to call soon, 6esirous 10 sell and viii
give bargain. apply to the sub cber the pre- uises
to james H. Mcdonald Esq, Nash vile, No. 42 Cherry
stree. K. H. WALLACE.
Oet2s-eOtjan.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

Senator Hunter of Va, between whom and
Gov. Wise, it is said, there viii be q struggle
Tor the about-tc-b be vacant senatorial seat, has
published letter in which he denies the state
ment that he is hostile TO the present admin
istration. He announces his disapprogal of
Governor Walkers course.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
COaIIl COaIl!l

TIE citizens OF Nashville have opportunity Of
i providing themselve- with full supply Of GOOD
COAL for the WineT BY application tbe undersiEned
Or to }. NJ. HAWKINS. tue Etna Coal Office Nashville
auF94-IE O.E. II MARTIN. Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
SheriM's Sale.

DY virtue Of execution and order Of sale 20 d.
ID rected from Josiah Ferris, Esq In favor Of 10. G.
Brown against Burton Moore, win he i4th day o.
November next, expose to sale ~ the residence Of James
Miller jT Fdgehed Nashville, 90 the highest bidder
cash the interest right that Joseph Barton has
in and TO a negro named Hsrnei, and her
children, Mary and IDA il being the part thereof aid
property viii be sold TO satisfy said execution and order
Of sale. Sale within legal hours.
}. X. EnMONDSOE, Sheriff,
Oct1s-td. by r. A. CAMPBELL, d :.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
The Hog Market.

Holders continue anxious to sell Hogs, and pri-
ces further depressed, and the market il duh.
lot of5OO sold yesterday for December delivery
at So, and understand this is the outside rate o.
fered for November delivery. Slop-fattened have
declined to s4aS4 IS gross, and very dull-CiR.
Commercial, Oct. %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Death of Crawford the sculptor.

The American Sculptor, CRAWFORD, reports of
whose hopel IS condition from cancer in the eye,
have excited painful interest 10 this country tor
months past, died on the 10th inst, 10 London.
dc was a man of fine genius and exalted character.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

PAFER FRoM CHINESE SUsAR CANR-The
Boston Journal has seen specimen of wrap
ping paper made from the ihre of the Chinese
sugar cane, in Newton, Mass. Il says the
sPecIlneu proves eonolusiVely that paper can
be made from that plant
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

HAVE obtained letters Of Administration on the estate
OF }. q. Brown, decd Those indebted to said
win call aud paw Up. and creditors will file their Claims
within time be barred.
Oct lQ--2ud JAMES WOODS Admit
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
LEGISLATIVE GUIDE.
TIE LIFE OF a GREAT ORATOR
s. s. PrentisS, Of Mississippi.

W. =. FERRY & 90. have ON sale
TIE LIFE OF :. s. PRENTIss. Edited BY his Brother
vo 12no.
Next 10 Patrick Henry, 2. s. Prentiss was he
natural orator that has appeared in this country.
Dazzling Wit keen sareasu apt Illustrations, and brau
figures Of speech poured in profusion from his ps-oorn
on torrent feeling hich rresis,ibly carried ava
whatever audience he addressed.
w. =. BERRY & co. hay also ON sale
wIRTs LIFE OF PATRICK Henry. vol
GARIAND'S LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.
MARSH ALI's LIFE OF wAsHINGrOS.
MORRIS LIFE OF Sheridan. Octl4.
BAlDwIN's FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND Mts
sTssIPPI.
BALDwI~'s PARTY LEADERS. Being Sketches
Jefer. on. Hamilton. Jackson, CLAW. &c. oct1A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

~ There il rumor current that the United
States Ministers TO France and Spain, Messrs.
Mason and Dodge have signiied their inten-
ton 70 resign their respective posts, and return
home in the Spring.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

a HANDSOME supply d Fall and Winter Goods, Gen.
"a tlemens' FURNISHING g oods and Clothing.
AEo good Of loths Casmeres. and Vest
ngs, all Of Shoh made up ord-F in the most ap-
proved style, b. +. }. HUuGH, AFert,
septlT. No. II Cedar sheet, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
nEGRn RROGANN.

4 LARGE Stock Of No Double sole Negro Rrogans;
n Extra sized Brog1ns Double sole;
And a good assortment Of Heavy Kip Boots, and IN
bound Thick Sole shoes, just recsiTed BY
JOHN RAMAGE.
Oct24-ti ~ College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
ADVERTISEMENT,

~ "The person who addressed letter res
pecting Rats to the British Legation is requested
70 forward his name and address to Lord Napier
Washington"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
GPates!G Pates!!
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

n TAETLE and Jamb Crates Of all sizes aud patterns
vi sold ol cap 10 suit the times.
VIM STEWART;
ortQA-Iw MHrkef gtraat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
CISTFRNS.

FI'Hs the favorable time build yOvr Ciserns. The
4 sRHAr oisTElE BuHDEH, IA CHI l. BEATTY, Is nos in
his CITY, prepared build them OF all si1es April
cations made by note, Otherwise 70 II. G. se0ve w
receive prompt attention. uune25 6m.t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

sE- Who of the poets Of the nineteenth cen
fury could have writ ten thus of Burns but Mrs.
Brcwningi
burns with gGngsnt PsssiOnings
Set in his eyes"
An elaborate critiqus could not better expound bis
genius or describe him. Il il a biography. Il is
10 such terse expressions she earns her name sthe
female Shakespeare And again, how beautifully
and sorrowiully are the life and works OF Shelley
described 10 those two lines
sand Shirley IN his white Ideal
All statue blind"
Hear her speak OF him she 80 nearly repre-
seBts:
thou, shakspsarel on whose forehead climb
The o. The world. Oh, eyes ubme-
With tears and laughter for ali umesi
And then, again, Who has grandly paibted him
whose signifies orbs dead TO- the outward world
with ''hne phFenzy" and by spiritual sight
alone the angels and the throne OF Beaveni-
"Here Mnsons eyes strike piercing din:
The shapes Of suns ard stars did swim
Lsks eleeds from thsrs, ana granted him
God foF stis utsioH!'
The Tenth Muse" Is thus pictured
"szppho, With thst Rlorioe
OF chen hair Gained bross-
poet emaui meme foregoes
The leap attainigg he rePoses
The Last Crisis.
A Eeateman din ed Eitk friend enc day.
And above be heard sobb4ng zna erYtnes
BE inquired q his friend IN an Anziocs sAss
II there Nas sny sne ste< 90 eyes
sOh, No r. he replies. and sEailias his BEST
While hey sere siseassins tbs ices,
@Ive - refassa H<irB . nss = dress
And Prodacsd anaHeisl eTy-sas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

The following statement shows the amount of
bonds deposited With the Comptroller BY each Bank
organized under the Free Banking Law of 1852,
and the rate of interest on the same.
The circulation of each Bank is ten per cent?
than the amount Of Bonds on deposit. - S
EXCHANGE BAEK-
\. G. Railroad Bonds, per cent 90 600
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

mAaRaRo.

II ths Episcopal CAsEcA, coluHe-4. 3 G. - Rev D..
shzad On she issh Ia Co Va r Balas e tss eiiy q
si.s 5essrufsE Iuonrssrs q Ncr.h AizbAaa-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
SEWING MACHINES
LUMBER LuMBERn

INHE subscribers have STEAM SAW MILL in suocsss-
ful operation In JacssOn county. Ala, the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga Rail- Oad, stevenson Depot
and prepared furnish all kinds % Lumber, aud Ia
any quanttV the shor est notice. They respectfully
solicit orders persons In the of Nashville uishin
Lunbey Of ary de ptOn. They viii deliver Lumber az
any depot on tfe Railroad.
Septl2-8m. INGALLS,, TALLY co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
ALL TENNESSEE
EB sR NIX s re s

WITH THE COMPTROLLER's NAME,
TAKEN AT PAR FOR GOODS AT AUCTIONlI
M ILL added Grand and Magnificent Auction
w sale Nov. 10th 18th and 18th, 1857 another large
invoice New, Ere and Fashionable, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, to be sold regardless Of prices.
ALSO,
We win sell invoice Of good, and well assorted
Staple Good amounting hree Thousand Dollars, for
all kinds Of uncuTrent that is endor ed by the
Comptroller Of the OF Tennessee Also LAwrenceburg
money, Shebyvi.ie, Knoxville and Ocoee money, all Of
which viii be aiken par in payment for these Goods
Now is the time yourselves the Goods really
BOD and fesh aud viii be itivey through for what
they viii bring. TRAB 1E LUOLs,
noy1-td. No. "a, Public Square, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

NEW BOOKS.
QUITS. By the author Of the : Initials"
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. Tale Of louisiana
GUY LIVINGSTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The step Mothers RewardJ
NOTHING TO SAY. Doestcks.
THE GREYsoN LETTERS. by Henry Rogers.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK.
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
INFORMATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED STATES.
MABEL VAUGHAN. By the author Of Lamplighter.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
oc1T BIG 81 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

Second week Of the eminent Trsgedian,
Mr. &c W. COuIiOck!
who viii appear This evening in mis- fa.faed character Of
LOUIS XII in which character he created uen An I'm
sensation IN Chicago and other cities that night az
ter night were disappointed by being 70
obtain adm ssion he vi be supported tonight By the
( entire strength of the coz pany.
On this evening, Monday, Nov ist 1881 viii he pre
senied the beautiful play, in acts, entitled
LOUIS NJ.
The performance conclude with the beautiful copedv
in act, entitled
THE MAID OF MUNSTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
NOW's the Time 40 Huy Cheap Dinner
Tea and Chamber Setts at
Wheat! Wheat!l

WE uIl pay the highest arketprce IN caah fOF prime
w red shite wheat for inmediate delivery.
oct22-dAWIm. JOHNSON, WEAVER CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

rE- Who of the poets of the nineteenth cen
tury could have writ ten thus of Burns but Mrs.
UrowpingP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08


To REGULATE rlre LIVER is one the Physi-.
clans principal aims in all cases of debility or
weakness of the system, for when this is Done
health naturally follows.
To lind remedy todo this has been the aim
of DR.. Sanford during years of practice, where
the LIVER ISvIGoKAroH was used withthe great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
itcould be recommended with confidence and
truth, md in no case has it heen recommended
for the cure of any disease until ithas been fully
tried and known to be beneficial in the treat
ment Of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from disordere,l Liver, which shows
itself in the form of jaundicc, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, biIliousness weakness
of the back or spine. stomach and bowel de-
rangemcnt, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use Of the Invigorator, curing the Liver and re-
moving the cause. sept5-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08
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81 EII.' {
BY THE UNION LINE
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGo.

New YoRK, Sept 7.-,rhe Arago has arrived
here. The Europa arrived out on tue I'd. Cir
casstan on the 22d, less than eight days from
ST Johns.
Warlke rumorS from the Principalities are re;
ported. Prince Dunlo is preparing I'M expedl-
lion to penetrate into the Turkish territory.
The Porte has announced hswillingness to
resume negotiations OH the basis Of arrange
lnentS made at Osborne The Sultap also con-
sents to the new election in Moldaviu.
gsElour dull and declined Is. Wheat very duh
and 4d lower. Corn quiet. All qualities of
provisions slightly declined. Beef quiet, quota
lions nominal. Bacon steady. Lard steady at
70s.
Aletter from London received persthe Arago,
says the Atlantic Telegraph Company, post
pone operation till next Summer, thc present
cable will be sold and a new one made, tn he hive
hundred miles longer in season to be laid next
June.
The Spanish Cabinet were considering pro-
position of the municipal authorities at llavalu,
for reducing the import duties on tlnnn
The steamer Kangaroo, with 4nn passengers
for India, from Quebec, arrived ut Liverpool on
the morning of the 26th
a committee of the Directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company had an interview with Sir
Charles Wood, To inquire whether, il the Com
many sold their present cable, Government
would place ut the disposal of the Company
suitable steamships to lay the cable next sum ~,
mer. The reply was in thetathrmntVe' !nv
Directors have been offered for the cable Il high
er price tllnn the cost FIR the line TO India