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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27
THE LOSS OF THE NORTHERN BELLE.

THE LOSS OF THE NORTHERN BELLE.
The following Is an extract from letter received by
Enwood Walter, ESQ.,. Secretary Of the BOlrd OF Ia
derwrters dated London, Jan. 9:
Il en- happy to be able 10 inform you that the Cap.
tain ard crew Of the ship Northern Belle were ali
eaved The account Of he msuner IN which their res
enc was accomplished Is extremely interesting. We
shsn apply 10 our own Government TO take notice OF
Ire ealsnt conduct Of the Brosistlrs boatmen and
beg TO call your attention to the less giiant deer
mination OF the Captain, who reused TO leave the
chip, and was only per:GaGed to do 30 when it wa
found that II was impossible for him TO do suy good,
and hat hs must lose bis own Life. You viii see tbs
the proecstas men were drawn overland IN the HE
beat in which they had rescued the crew, the hag OF
tie nited States fas ened 10 aud hoised. With
r. spect 10 the oss of the ship we have no doubt, as
far G presen: appesrs that i was Occasoned by no
negligence want Of sman,hp. She smiled before
strong S.W. gale, passed the Downs and the point OF
the north foresnd but hal Just passed the latter when
the wind shifted l.. and s. r. and blew hurric
We hope the whole of the cargo will be saved; more
or less will be damaged
DEsrkyED TESTIMONIAL.
4 large gold medal has been presented by the Lie
Saving Benevolent Associaion Of NewYork, to Capt.
Hodges Of the ship F. Z, for his gallnt couduc- in
rescuing the passengers and of the British ship
John Gairow, III December last. Inscribed upon It is
the following legend:
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. pFsrkyYp TESTIMONIAL,
. ! ifd E'elicibus Ursi5 ssTrdf1.
Press January, 1851,
.pT rrwis u UoDGE

OF the ship h. of New.York for his humanity aud cour
age rcscung from impending death all tbs Passengers AM
crew OF the ship John GaIrow when wreck AZ sea Dee
lee and Lis most Christian treatment OF them aileF
ward"
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feaal Noiires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order II the Surrogate
Il q the County Of ScwYork notice hereby gwen :. q.
persons having claims against ,he Estate Of THOMAS MoA
OHAF Of the City Of New deceAsed 20 present tns
same vouchers hereof to the .absobeT at b.
No ec Third street in II. cy Of * ., Ye d.
eighteenth day ef Ausu.t; lt1 ,cvu.u,
tHPHIH h 3. jtokMAs }r"eose,.
is1srsu,Ts' MATHEW MONAGHAN, }
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
cSsT,y of .c:1. i liz the
y Of NevYort deces,sd TO .,ent The ,aas ri,h .ouc
.h9sS TO 1es ,S.es ~ r S.sr me sh;b day 81 Jai;
I1i-D,,.t New York, the iyefh day Of J1np.ry NJ
rs Isw6mTu' TERENCE Boyle Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
,s,. b sS esim. .ssn. MARY Lyons e Of IL. CITY u
EsvYok widow deceased to present tb. same With yO1ehe
thereof the subscriber, At The Office Of e. Hssn. IN
ed between the ltb and l2hsys ia the City
% o. before the fourteenth day Of t.snay nex-Da'dfs"
'c .ula I iswe1fa FkASGis cLOssAN Executor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of & cSanS of EsTY hss' HEY s q /.
sr }ssrs CT to he sos:cIib.r ode: JANIS "
o. before he Twelfth DAY q March n.It-Dsi.d sswYsa
u" ss la 'p' JOHN DARLEY, Executor, h.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
r.r.Sn ,hf s.Tpp oms .,as. FEIEcEs BE%kS a..
he City Dubs LELAND t. ps..n ;A, rs
4
in he CITY sioI. tho lSts day Of March
.s .s T.SsnTs York r. i' S4 ntit s
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
The Co1uty York notice il hervby given 70 an
son, having claims sssnst MARY CUNEO also called NARY
LAlGOMARSSIE0 late ofths city Oh NewYork Diseased 70
present the with vouchers thereof to the sDeber 81 ns
Iosfdenee No Al Hestes in the City OF Ne" YORK on OF
before day OF March Dated New York the 20
day Of September, 1856 ANTONIO SNSCCdlO.
rs lGw6LnTu ETeco'of'
IN PURSUANCE Of An order Of the Surrogate
persons having claims tg.nst GIDEON OsGRANDER, tate o.
he City EewYoTk deceased 20 prsseEt the with
you.hsr thereof the subsrber Al bis once No lse Bore
m the CITY s New YORK. before the 18th day OF AGos
p.1t-Dstsd New foIk. the 18Th DAY Of September, SS
az ls-opTu ISAAC WARD, Executor.
CUPREME COURT-Catt araugus County
- GEORGE G. WAITE against ISAAC H. WAITE, SAL.
MON J.. JOHNSON, MARSHAL X WILSON. FRANCIS
ALLEN EPIIRAIM SMI I'll and Alison LEANENNOHIH
To aboyensned Defendants: You hereby summoned 10
answer cOmpsnt In this action OF George C. Waite Pain
IN and copy of at u wauda Chla
rusu Comfy NewYoIk within twenty dsys after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of service aud You VIII take
fail to the plant WITHIN twenty
DAYS after service hereof the Plaintiff viii sppy 10 the
Cout the relief demanded IN the complaints aud you VIII
also take the complaint IN this action filed IN the
the CeIt OF Csta Comfy on the Zst day OF
January 1897. u u LOhhANOtJ
JAZZ law6wTu PRnuhs AuoIhey.
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Mfoifal.
'nsTrD STRENGTHENING

CAMP ORA I u SiRhN0 NO, n ,,,st'i sso.
,,e rS.oasn that bed confined bin I: TO- hS's II,
D., - 800 "a hi, oaice the II LAY fo lsmsn9se VI 81
,nes ne ,rs, For sale BY druggss generally
bsds and ssesst' '''t' q n NEWMAN Proprietor,
No Hudson New York.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE If An order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of HewYork notice !, hereby siycs b az
terseps having CLAIMS tgtintt GIDEON OSIRANDER tate on
The City Of NewYork deceased 20 prsseEt the with
thereof the SbscTbe At bis once, No se BoueT
u, All, CIV Of New York before the 18th day Of AGo@
psIt-D.tsd New foIk the 18Th asy Of September lsSS
az ls~eppTr ISAAC WARD RxeeTto
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''u'''I '''' ALBERT GILBERT. CleTk
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.N4PLNE Affairs.

Burning statc.Rooms and Cabins for Fuel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

A FLEET OF VESSELS STRANDED AT NORFOLK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, November " 1883
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant " tne ststoE
N saeh made and provided that al tae no ~,
COMPANY IA tsIilg association, Locsport) nlIst be pc
s0ied al the Oce CT the Superintendent OF the D
years from the date hereof nds deposited ot me
compton VI the circulating Issued TO NE 'Sa sAA W"
be given up.
nl5-lAxWJ ~ SCHOONhAkER, Sspe<ntendsst
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Ocean 6teamfrs, 81.

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
" Transit 100 miles shorter than any other Route and DO
possre River Eavsstion UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
Hy pounds II baggage ee 10 per pound
Pow ocean, BY Panama Railroad Through
70 CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad The United States
MONDAY, April 9, At O'Clock p: precisely from pier
foot o. W1Tsns S0r m,sr the se R snSwn .nS ~
Passengers and Mails win be forwarded By Panama Railroad
and Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
Commander which will bs In readiness and leave mnsdiAssy
for San Frsncisco.
The public are Pacific Nail Steamship Com
pspy always extra Steamers lying 81 Panama
ready for 10 avoid any possible deenon OF Passengers
o Ipals-
For passage apply to W. RAYMOND At the only onee
of the compsni, No III Westst Of WArreu-s Y.
Regular Untec States Mail Steamer days 5th and 18th Of cash
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
} CAPITAL STOCK Of tho MEA-

INCREASED CAPITAL STOCK Of the MEa-
CHANTS BANK In the City Of New Yort-stSelholdess
subscription. to the s,eck will eIprs the Let May
tbst ose only stAndiDs the books o. the Let
March last are snhorxed TO sign for such nefssse -
The srp viii be issaed on lot June next on
he Psymsat Of The first inssallmept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

BANE DEPARTMENr. ALBANY, 1Uy ," 10
NOTICE u hereby given, pursuant TO tne stssae
such made and provided that al ne CieaAne
noses ssued TO D. KENT individual banhef utha Son
Bsnf must be presented a. the Office OF tho o.
ne Banking Department Of the State Of or
within yesss from the date hereof the funds Deposited
for tie Of tho Circulating Notes issued :" The ''
siah-ayw ~ ~ CHooNMAkER, saPenn,eudsas
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Ae0iraI.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Of the A6B
oonmon ys.su1. weed. rsmsdS that suSss EvERS KIND q
HUMOR Jyo~ As serefsia Iov. q eo~.ss Ptaele
..s. ss IN n se Sus as
possession hundred certificates Elm vaas I'll VIM
Two bottles are warranted to . nursing .cre nossl.
One three bottles win the worst hind Of plmpso -
TWO TO three bottle. viii clear the system II bOls
Two bottles warranted TO cure the worst caah~ n -
Three to Eve bottles x. ws,a..d vss a
bns to two bottles warranted to I'll hamor -
Two bottles warranted rO.HiAs u the NJ
blotches among the hair.
bottles warranted to ecrpt md rsp.a
One bottle viii ssAiy eruption Of the shin
Two three bottles warsatsd TO cure the vert 800 q
Two or three warranted the uost dspss
Three % four bot.es warranted to ..itrAesn
Disrcrcn. UsrAdul table 'pSonfsl Pc. a.y ca.
arsp es.. years, dessert 'PConfsl Csssn from y:
a., KENNEDY give: psI.sn. 'stsnd.ns.. Ssl oss'sa
Kr"F y 3 9s! sS i eessss s YIN
TIE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Roa INFLAMMATION Huh0R or rHE EVA ths ~
Immediate relief You viii apply on HDen re When soo
Fos scALp HEAD you will Gu. The asssssi as
apply the Ointment freely sad y0u win zee Ne ipsovs.ss
Tos sILr Rurpn. rub we'll In otsn es.vs.sat
20, se.LHs on an nssT:S soIf.se yea vn ms G
your . ss; s.p ~.Sns ~. % shs inventor
Toa scIss. These e.n%.nes By sAan .ssd ,us ossan4
ume are full of yellow mater hhsned s1Asa,
You WV spply the Ointment kssy, ns - ncs
rub 1t In.
Fos Soar LEes This 10 disease more - No.
generally supposed the shin rns purple covered vhA soass,
snd tches sometimes forming rsnniaS sp
plying the Ointment the itching and scales Win asVpsa
kw days bat mast keep with the Ointnsas o0 ~
hin gets its natural color.
PoR rae PILEs and Innsmnsaoa, you wm ~ n hseays
n VIII dive immediate relief
Ts Ointment agrees with every nesh md sves immediate
rshsf u every akin dsesse desh IL beir to.
Price 50 ecnts per box
Manufactured By DONALD KENNEDY, No. I'D Warren -,
RoxbuTy, hass. .
Provnces
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CTEAM for SOUTHAMPTON and ANTWERP.
~ The iron steamship BELGtQUE, \. Fnnt-
TUESDAY, March ST. from Pier No 80 North River.
RATS OF PASSAGE, INCLUDING PROVISIONS:
In First CABIN
Ia Second Cson
mi. in1 Sa. g.. md carrie.
No Ieisb taken si:er Saturday March and bills Of lad
iUg signed parcels received on the day Of sailing
For height psssse having superior accommodations Tor
cabin ard ''s'' ssEoSs4 sTgfxEosr No. H.aovsr
The steamship CONSTITUTION C:P, T. POSyn, viii sue
ssed he Belsique and sail on TUESDAY, Apdl ~
TIHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA
1 sTEAhsHir COMPANIES cydeSaltIOO screw steam
CITY OF BALTIMORE; 2 ~ ..c.ps. Lsissh
cry o. MANCHESTER. 2 100 tuns. .c.p c. Psirie
An ., c;i:; n. o::aasa 70 ID
blsvs:
c,rv q, s.,rvo sicT w LE..,osL- x.r,r
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday. ........MHsh Is
CITY or WARRINGTON, wedassaAy :Apdis
xsd ..sS .ltsrns,s wedne.dsy
CITY OF sALr1Hoak rom ..Ss Thursday Au
CITY q .As ssT6a from Yo,s FswS:y Ap T.
KAFGARoo, Ion New Y6fl, Thursday Nay Il
And sseA Alternate Thursdsy
Prom pss.dslpAi. nd ss. YORK. go Sos ss
From raness " sainsss and IS ganeas
Se .sms privilege the Saloon Inciadins sss~Ta. rss:
rHIaD CLASS PAsssSeERs
bsnd much provisions - required
yron rilsdslpeh .nd New Yori ...............~ss
....0
Cr6eaes Of passage win sued here 70 parties who q,
6ssr0us Of hn gns out their friends corespon ding rstes
fhese tssnshps constructed with Improved shs
pnents and esch vessel carries experienced Surgeon
Bsafts On LvWpool rom FL upward
All soods ssDs to the Agents VII BE- forsuded With economy
md dbpsfcA
Tos freight - p>ssase apply to .
JOHN q DALE. Agent,
No . B.esd.sy: He.-Yo.s, or
WILLIAM IMAM. Agent,
kcA u szd ~ 1ovsy bAldtpes, hyerpooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

BAHE DgpAarHsSS Albany, July ~, 100
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 the stasos -
such case made and provided thai ~ sas
COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLRGAHY CourIth mos
BE- presented Il the Oce Of HE Superintendent o. te
Ing DepArtnent the STATE OF Eewferk for payment within
two yea,s from the hereof the fusds deposited to- sne
Of the aas notes Issued ~ me sGd
Wi be gwen Up
jylslsvWS n scHOoyxAKER supsrnten dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

A j. BLkscEEs, AuctioDeeL
4 VALUABLE HOUSES and LOTS 90 Full
Il IoR-Av., BROOKLYN at AUCrIDN.-AJ eLEECx-
BR Co. VIII sell FRIDAY, April g. Of II O'Clock Of ne
nsishss hIshsns' the P Of GIouos o. tho south sss
ssYAer 81 Faltop and Aeephist, with three 'ers os.
Hsssss and thereon ionos the syenae me po
,bt aud % and l27 liz depth Wis be sold toset5s
spa 7to About iwethbds car Tsus'
Assius o. the oHhse No Brosd-s- ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

O-TAe second nGtsaee Sinking Fund nss II tns Gem
psny Sse N is1s Interest ii payable sfyesy I'm
Rev yeri an tr 'ls ~ sfRACHAN SCOTT.
No 81 wrismss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

OTyIcE BELLEronrAEE INDIANA K r. Co,
CLEvsLASD Ohio March n. 1887 !
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
April 1857 the I'd Morgsse Bonds Of this ComPxy
Also the Bonds of the MARION aud SHELBY COUNTIES
OHIO Issued to this Company cents will BE pad on and
that date ct the o1hce Of WINsLOW, LANIER Co.,
No. 50 Wall sIeet on presen Of the proper Coupons
signed, J. d. TOWNSEND, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 81
\ Wssenst. 0resawkhst-Open dsay IRON ~ a 20
5r H. md TO N. nondayA Tnufssass ana ossn"Ss
lhtsrest .. pei seat on al ssus from o. 70 so
Waltz W. C0kCkLlh Preadnf
vAIDBlRiLY I. Bv1You Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

~ HgsRy Il. LEsps Co. 1,rx,,v,,,,
xv.IuApII ASSORTMENT Of CABINET
DAY g. ~ C,SSs : s.s .s s.ss
Wy 10 seen and so,d hree yreen
.,n IN sroe.iee, also suits In mnsu, plass and
son sss ~. Gee richly carved &c tm rAbs-s Arm and
800 IN morocco rosewood E,aeeres ~ifb
WM5robss, Dreups Table, and Bureaus Worf
esS, Beds,esds scy 1sbles a1i Chars, corner
H. tsases Secr~:srpes eAleseat Bullets, Coucoes,
r.ri, sssvirr Stands caneses. Cnrr' fvw- R.ck sI-
T.h,. and large assortment of other furniture
esmplete suits IN mahogany f=sH vAnut and sak
T,sry sruse warranted be Of the eet Materials and
- tnsrshp Can be examined any time before The sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

OrrIcE KERosEsE on Co.
INTEREST NOTlCE.-The COUPONS FOR
L lEfERLST the Bonds Of this Conpany maturing the
yst Of Ar ,s7, VIII b pd presentation the On y, No
- besvsrst @ W. AUSTEN Trsas
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THE ",LEUCOTHEAH

THE ',LEUCUTHEA'
s light and graceful envelope, composed Of profadon Of
Chenille and hstheredged Gsuze trimmings the fines.
Brussels Net the Peerne Of TaHetss surmounted BY
ond Cape Of Brussels Net and Gupure Lace and Fringe The
peculiar In which the bias formed extension
over the front gives this article most recherche and
pleasing effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
N The whole stock, by far the largest
IN AMERICA,
be sold Of by the lt Of June Persons contemplating
the first OF Nay can have GOODS bought OF us
until time without chRse The bills TO be pSd u
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Einantial.

OFFICE ATLANTIC FIpL iss Co OF BRooxLYH, Aasch6 81.
yINHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have declared q
i Dividend of TEN PER CENT payable on demand.
HORATlO DORR Seoretsgy
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one Of those rAvshns produe only the genius Of
PARTISAN MODESTO
could conceive formed Of the favorite Black TAGeas,
with vsDdyke border composed Of "pewdrop Buttons"
an open ground which Of sef is the mos. che and sppo.
pirate heading to the really magnificent
FALL GUIPURE LACE AND FRINGE
xhch completes the Adoment Of this most elegsn garment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

0ryicE Q. TIE NoRwicH MIssG COMPANY, I
Nc. g. WLl-st Newton, March 10, 1857 )
A n assessment Of ONE DOLLAR has been
COMPANY payable the Treasurer at this Office on 18th
day Of April neIt By order OF The oreStors
NATHA klEL HAYDEN, TREASURED
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Ne Surro0pte
of the County Of New Yosl, notice lsrsey bys. g
dE.wYoIk deceased, " present. he ssms. WI yssdaS
thereof to the sub.eber the oGes Of Hssy W. Dags.s
eco No rs Brosdwsy IN the city Of NsvYork ssfsso
Ae snty seventh Day Of August Dated New Yk Ne
twenty.thIa day OF February, 1857. DAVID HALL
rs alw6nWeds AdmhnSserseoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

NOTICE.-The COUPONS, due the Let Of April
Az Of the Bonds Of the HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPHS
RAILROAD COMPANY, will be paid ., the oAos Of
DUNCAN, 6HERAAN \ Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

confidence" the Georgians repose in him;
he cannot manifest his fidelity to the prin-
ciples which carried him into Office, by re-
calling WALKER" because WALKER has
done nothing which was not agreed upon
before he left Washington, and which did
not mect.the hearty concurrence of the
President and Secretary of State. The
programme was made out at the WHITE
House, and is being executed to the letter.
But whether he shall retrace his steps or
not we again put the question to the party
here, what do they think of this proceed
ing, and what do they intend to do? Will
the Union and american, the Memphis up
peal and the lesser organs speak out? We
pause for reply.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
Know Nothings cleaned cut In he
ruUek

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN REGARD TO CENTRAL
AMERIcA-The New York Tribune of Wednesday
contains the following paragraph, which is Of the
''important-if-true" order:
European officer, apparently Of very supe-
ror military education, is now actively engaged in
different States of the Union in enlisting officers
for some unknown military purpose. 0nly officers
of artillery and engineers able to direct the con-
struction of Notifications wanted. These en-
! Iistments are made with the ostensible design of
forming standing army in Central America and
putting that country in efficient state of defense
against any future attack of fibusters. Accord
| ing to statements made in connection with these
proceedings, the FIVE republics OF Central America
are 70 be transformed into one monarchy. The plan
is TO be carried out with the aid Of political party
in Mexico and the landing OF a military force is to
be effected in Of the ports the Mexican coast
south OF Coarzacoalcos. The whole intrigue may
be in connection with the movements OF Santa
Anna, though it would appear that the immediate
destination OF the officers to be enlisted is really
Central America, as it is known that the individual
who is enlisting them has lately made a tour
| through the State Of Guatemaa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

correspond mainly with their own. 1t is
matter of the FIRST moment to them, that
this sentiment should find an early and
effective expression in these territories.
Hence, that party, representing exclusive
ly Northern sectionalism, are eager to let
Il be heard at the balot-box, in territorial
legislatures and in notwithstanding con-
ventions. The test and proof Of this fact
is ample, on the vote in the case Of Min
nesoia. In the House of Representatives,
most Of the black republicans voted for that
bill, with its alien suffrage provision; in the
Senate, where the question was directly
made, the vote of the republicans was
unanimous. 1t is thus sought, by viola
ton of the principles Of our government,
and of the letter and spirit of our constitu-
ton, and in open disregard of the rights of
property of the South, to place men in
power, and endow them with the right to
vote in the territories who are not citizens.
By this means the so much desired freeSoil
sentiment is to prevail and the rights and
powers of the South, cut off.
Against a scheme SO unjust and iniqui-
tous, which so outrages the rights aud
privileges of American citizens, national
men of all parties, earnestly and vehement
ly protested. There were few excep-
tions, among them two in the House from
Tennessee, to wit: SAMUEL A SMITH and
ALBERT g. Watkins, who so far forgot
the rights of the South, as to join this
black republican crusade. Gen. HARRIS
also, the present candidate for Governor,
avows and defends this same black repub-
can doctrine. He has chosen to array
himself against the conservative sentiment
of his party, Gas we published in the PAT
RIOT of Saturday, and yet asks the sup
port of that party in Tennessee. Now we
have to ask the people, the masses of the
democracy, whether they are willing thus
to throw away their rights in the terrific
ries, to divide the rights of citizenship, and
the power to govern in this country with
aliens, not only aliens but ignorant and I'M,
informed paupers and criminals from other
lands, who never had a share even in the
government of their own country? We
desire the people to deliberate calmly upon
this subject. 1t is not "clap-trap" or the
trick of partizans; it is an exalted prin
ciple which underlies our liberty and ouI
rights, as selfgoverning people.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

MISSISSIPPI NoMINATIoNs.-We learn from gen.
cratic State Convention, which met in that city,
on Monday last, made the following nominations:
For Governor-Wm Melville, Of Madison.
Attorney General-T. j. Wharton, OF Hlnds.
Secretary Of State-A. B. Dilworth, of Tishomin-
go.
of Holmes.
State Treasurer Shields L. Hussey, Of Lauder
dale.
The District Conventica, which met at the same
time and place, we learn, nominated o. r. Single
ton FOR Congress, ip the Fourth Dstrict.-Aemphis
Fog. d. Eng. 27M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

A NOBLE DEED On the 23d inst, e negro, While
digging in sand bank neal Meadyille, Miss, was
young ladies, who were riding past seeing the poor
fellows condition, alghted from their horses aud
took hold Of the shovels. by means of which they
soon succeeded in liberating the man.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
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