Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
News Breyities.

Tue Beaufort n u, Journal says mat on
board the schooner Emily, which, il viii be remem-
bered, was abandoned on voyage from Charleston
20 Beaufort last winter, were two flives owned 10
she latter place. They, with the rest Of the crew,
were taken to Liverpool, where they we're at per-
feet liberty remain free but they did not hesitate
IN sIgnihing their preferences for home, and have
nov r turned to their duties 10 Beaufort.
Permission has just been given to Russian
officers to dress IN plain clothes when not duty
This innovation has produced considerable sensa-
tion in Russia, where q short time since such q
permission would have been impossible. Prussia
lie now the only country where officers are not al
loved to appear out Of uniform.
-. We hOd the following paragraph going the
rounds, respecting the Hon. Mrs. Norton and her
liege spouse: at is whispered that the long con-
sest between this gifted woman and her husband is
likely to terminate. In a recent pamphlet in de.
Tense Of q woman's right to her own earnings, she
90 regretfuly alluded to one chsnce, which 60 IN.
happily passed BY, of reconcilement with her hus-
band, that mutual friends are said to have sounded
both parties on the subject Of reunion even, and
there seems to be little doubt, we hear, of speedy
adjustment Of their long existing quarrel.
Partisan journal gives some interesting
facts in relation to the history Of French sdVertis
Ing. 1t says that before the year 1928, such
thing as an advertisement was comparatively un-
known in Paris, and for eight years thereafter but
little besdwsy was made But about 1916, a bet
ter condition of affairs established by the "in-
vention" of newspapers at q moderate rate. The
diminuton 10 the price led to an increase in the
number of subscribers. greater publicity was OBJ
tanned, and as consequence advertisements four
ished. The development which this extension OF
advertising gave to the press of Paris is illustrated
BY the Official returns of the papers published in
shat city. In 1928. ouly 2s, 900 stamps were
Issued In ls4S 81 O0O 900 we're i-sued and in 1s46
ths number reached to 10000, 900. Indeed, the
system of advertsing is yet IN its infancy, not only
in France, but in England and the United States.
go. The Williamsburg (vA) Gazette s'ys: ''one
or two weeks ago valuable deposit of spanish-
mIed dollars was found buried on the site of an
old clearinghouse on the farm called "Warhil,"
in James City county, the family seat Of the late
Daniel Jones. The box containing the silver treas
urss was exhumed by the overseer, Mr.. Avery. 1t
is not generally known what the amount is. but 1t
IL supposed TO be large. Il is supposed that this
money was deposited by the late Daniel Jones, the
former proprietor, during the late with Great
Britain, when panic overspread this portion Of the
country"
h. L. hebo md
killed James N. Land and Jesse Arvine, sheriff and
constable Of EstiI county, Ky, was taken at his
fathers, in Adams county, Ohio and lodged in the
ial of Estill county, KY. On Sunday the surround
ng inhabitants assembled together, broke into the
oil, carried of Hawkins conveyed him to the spot
of the murder, and there hung him.
80. The Right Rev. Bishop Bacon, Of Portland
Me-, while engaged recently in preparing the altar
in the Catholic Church for the devotional services
of Holy Week, fell from ladder, and was preeip-
tated against settee, breaking bic right arm frac-
turieg the elbow joint and producing severe con-
Iusion Of the hip and right side.
.... The N. Y. Evening Post says: "we un-
derstand that Mrs. Polk, the esteemed widow Of
the e1President has determined TO reside 10 WASH
ngton during the coming session of Congress.
Heretofore since her husbands death, with the
exception Of visit in London, at the time when
Mr. Buchanan was the American minister there,
Mrs. Polk has resided in Tennessee. II will be re-
membered that the deceased President left TO bis |
widow the charge Of taking care of and publishing |
bis memoirs, which, so far as they relate to bis
are said to be minute, full Of inter-
sstng personal anecdotes, and Astounding In rehec-
ions upon the stats OF public affairs and the con-
iuet Of bic cabinet"
-. The following advertisement appeared in
New York papsr:-Sloo, ooO-I being old. will |
give my son, 6ne young man, aged twenty-four,
l100 900, provided aome respectable man will give
ais daughter, sensible lady, to him in Wedlock |
With $26, 900. Mutual affection Of course. Thisi
! sincere proposal. His property can be made
Worth 500 OOo.-Address Junius, Herald Office, |
Or explanation. Good reason.
80. During one of the widest storms of the past
stormy winter, an American ship, the Northern |
Belle, was driven ashore and utterly wrecked upon
he coast Of Kent. The hardy seaflring inhabitants
'f that part Of England assembled upon the shore,
not TO gaze idly on the terrible spectacle before
hem, but to devise means to rescue the impsriled
rev. The life boat was manned oy volunteers,
,ostmen of Deal, who contended with one another
their esgerness TO rush to the relief Of the help
ess strangers through such serf as landsmen new
" dream of when they sing the praises Of the "wet
Ihees and the flowing sea- around cosy supper Ia
Al. I'll f.. oke a..
ray TO the ship, tiIl with persistent heroism
q surpassed before tn ''immnent deadly breach"
II the ''cannons mouth, they had wrung the vic
DRY from the waves, aud Ian led every living soul
&c board that beIesgured vessel il safety on the
each.
-. Il s stated that the Rev. Issac S. Kalloch,
those recent trial for adultery 10 Boston, resulted
q the jury being unable to agree. viii insist upon
aving new trial. he feeling confident that the re-
ult viii be an scquittal The Boston Jour mai says,
y reference to the port that the Rev. Mr. Kalloch
ad determined 10 enter on the study Of law, that
has been ''authepucally informed that the state
nent was incorrect aad that bis intention is to re-
ume bis ministerial duties.
-. A correspondent Of the n. Y Post says sd.
refreshments ike the following getting eommon
We publish L gratuitonsy FOR the benefit Of 'yoang
zen Of genteel address ;'--"wASFED--By a young
aAn Of genteel address, and who can come well
place as eoachhan In the family Of
gentleman who has grown daughters fashiOnAbly |
educated. He perfectly understands the maDag'-
neps Of horses aud young ladies' aud 10 such be is
wiling 70 make himself generally useful
-. Since the commencement Of hossilisiss With |
china vas anaoun 81, teas and other products q |
bat region have greatly atvabc din price and lAre