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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL ID PARTmENT.
SESSION 1878.


TTNHE Seventh Annual Course Of Lectures in this Insu
ton will commence Monday the I'd q November
next and continue till the hrt Of the ensuing March.
THOMAS r JENNINGS, NJ. D, Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D.. Pr f.s Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
C-K. WINSTON, NJ. D. Professor Of MAteria Medoa and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. H. BsfoaANAN, NJ D., Professor Of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiclcgy-
Joan NJ. WATSON, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children
PA p EVE, 81. D., Professor Of Principles and Prao'
tice II SQrRery.
W. K, Rowling, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes aud
WILLIAM T. BRiGGs, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and
Demons.rator Of Anatomy
The Auatoes Rooms win be opened for students on the
Or Monday 10 October, Che 9TH.
Preliminary COurss Of Lectures, free 70 al students
viii be gwen ~ the Professors commenc ng also the
Monday Of October.
Tennessee 10 pal under the acton OF the
Faculty l. open 70 the Glass &c % Charge.
Cupuue has been estab ished IN connection with the
University which operations perfo and cases
precr lee-ured upon in the Of the
Class.
Ao ant a Fees for Lee 3to5; MatrioulAou fee
(paid once ony) Practical Anatomy, aioi Graduation
Fee s45
Good boarding can procured for 90 - per
For further Inform alton or Catalogue apply 70
PAUL ,. avg, A D.,
augT-3w. Dean Of the Faculty.
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New wheat Flour.
WOOL AND RYE.

ARRANFED and delivered superior quality of New
Flour, at QUICK & MEAD,
lylI. No. IL South College street.
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CATTLE STRAYED OR sTOLENH
$50 REWARD.

OTRAYED stolen from the premises the late Mat
- thew Barrow the Charlotte pike, NINE HEAD OF
BEEF CATTLE. said cattle, when they left, had, as
mark daub Of tar each rump, Three of trem left
some ten days ago, and the balance sunday last.
Some Of the above beef cattle purchased OF
Hsrdng, and the balance bought in Wilson
ford counties will give the above delivery
of all of them to at Nashville s. per head for any
portion OF them.
july25-tt. BsU J.. O. COLEMAN.
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WOOL! WOOL!!

x O00 LBS of clean WOOL wanted, for which
CsOOO will pay the highest cash price.
july3O- R. G. DANDY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

ou aT9 18th ~ 1T" and 18th Districts vote this year Davidson although
county
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.

FTNBE two Rooms my once formerly occupied
Chaneery Clerks ONCE, for balance of the year.
July3ls WM. l.. Boyd.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
MFRS. a. s. WOOD.

Has permanently located in Perry ysburg and VIM
Keep constantly ON hand an assortment Of fashionable
Btads, Cape trimmings &c, Sc, suited to the want
of her customers.
Sheis also prepared to reuovnte straw bonnets or
gentemen's Panama aud Leghorn RATS.
Particular attention will be given to dress making
andong experience "arrartsher in beioyng that She
viii able To please the most particular.
NlnN. nm. I~.LI
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The summ,r is in the prime OF its splendor
out in the couutry now, buj the mellow marcn
of the season wilt soon soften the illness Of
It's verdure Tnero is delicate GLOW OF gpr-
geou4 promise stealing with exquisite effect
into the color. Of the Landscapes. There is a
tender, d, ll,i,us fragrance, Suggestive of the
iiptncss of fruits and the riches of the corn
fields, and Of the clover blossoms giving out
sweetness as they wither nthe pasture lands
There IS a sly twinkle Of far away frost in the
clear depths of the sky, and ripple in the
currents of the breeze, that seems caught
f,om distant waves of cool waters at play
The land is full Of plenty, as Of beauty. The
great stacks. rotound with heavy headed
sheaves, are eminent features, towering In the
corners of the reaped fields. Already the
thrashing machines are deyouring them, and
they are being fast resolved into huge straw
piles and heaps of clean grain. The corn,
after many tri5uations, has achieved lusty
growth, aud stands tall and strong, its broad,
bright blades keeping guard over roasting
ears, plethoric with milk, stopped from the
stalk with their pregnant weight, their long
tresses Of silk dropping low, woony from the
voluptuous winds the precious dust of the sill
very tass Is, that glance and simmer like the
pumes Of legiohs Of gau3y solliery drawn
out in thick aud long arr ay, far as the eye can
comm md. Berries CLEAN like jewels in the
thickets. The rosy cheeks Of the apple and
the peach blush through the deep green Of
the orchard trees. The farmers thrust tn ir
hands in their pockets, and LOOK on, comior-
table and complacent, fancyng that they feel
and hear Jingle the cash they have so well
earned, and are soon 10 realize. The sleek
cattle, and horses with shiny coats, are switch
ing the flies under the shade trees, or slipping
lazy at the springs. The quail and dove
whistle and coo their lNmeu.ati1ns Of lost
loves through the sunny hours, an the whip.
poorwills AMI frog give doloflI cone,rs @hea
The tSiight sha 10 vs. f,lI. The hawk ahriii
war-cry, crows taunlin5 cur. the Owls pro
phol;c hootiog Of dismal events, tGc squirrcPs
merry chatter, m Axe up the wood III music,
while the sof hum { bees beseecuia5 the IA
dint blossoms for honey to horde Tor winters
store, and the sluGy chIrrup OF the lille cr;k'
ct, are to the grass ana weeds, what the tlfiS
and squirrels are tJ tie woods. And the
frame OF this living and son1fil picture Is in
perfect harmony with the d,Ii;acy and opu-
rnc, of the colors and lo5ms with which it i
crowned. The horz.n Is cut by hills that
are mI,.criDusly lovely, and seem melting III. o
the sky, with ting. Ike The flint purple
bloom on a crap, and the clou Is rising over
those sweet hills are su.tu7ei win The very
spirit and light, idyaliz.i "a intensity, that
daell5 in tuc brig forests ald happy fields,
and seem to be urus, from which are to be
poured ethyrid ilJoi,of rosy. and purgr, and
golden hucs, to give the country It's ,aiHicnce
6 l. An,
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The Ditch Lnw.


Perry Twp. S pt liti 1851.
: Mn. IliGltNs-SlR :--lt it wdl no. IL asking
too much OF YOU, | should b. peas Il ti. Ia "
you, or sOme unr else in WHOM conf uUt can
be placed, answer tie following questions rrla-
tive to the dlci law, through tie medium Of
your JOurndL
l. Was said law constitutional before the
amendm mt of Lust winter? 2 Is 1t 50 nav p
g. Is it necessary TO review or re-apportiOn a
ditch located and apportiOned before the amend-
ment in order that the unmlde portion OF the
ditch may be sold agreeable to the provisions of
the law ? A. If any part of said law is uncon-
stltntonal please state that part in particular.
Ny reason for asking you to answer the above
questions through the columns OF the Journal is
that their solution will benefit very many of
your readers well as myself. You are well
aware that before the resources Of Wood County
can be fully developed, a systematic course
of ditching must be adopted aud pursued. You
are also aware that the enforcement of that law
has and is engenGering considerable litigation.
A great many reports nre circulated deroga-
tory to the law, that it is unconstitutional
That nonresident and other land cannot be sold
to pay for ditclIiHg. &c, Sc. think that a
statement concerning this mott'r will do much
toward harnuniZug conflicting opinions. Ger
tain lawyer OF FOstoria has declared the law
good for nothing, which has had u very bad in.
huence in the way of getting bitches located
nnd unmade portions sold by the trustees. As
the people of this county arc generally interest
ed in dtching, anything relating to this subject
would be acceptable. JOHN IL. FORD
Although the above communication was not
designed for publication, we have taken the lib.
erty to transfer it to our columns, as it embra ces
questions which aye frequently asked, und
which many persons caunOt satisfactorily an
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24
DISEASE yANQUHsEED
.E's ,Sc0ndin0vln RemedieS.

i7----ii------- IIi-as.io, rorrcus ,omnlaints
[ We lts f,'" ] az az cnnobs ccpsnmntion in its
ePioPtv"n" o,ntt s n.s' IoS,cLits foyer and aone
c"rl s'"Ses gIv ,,O",, @ itrc"nocit, femrinrweok
asthma, ,N ~ ti sytintonioti, Of naralysis
-, t,F r. =, - ~ : ,,tia +,,.,r c,nccr diabates Iassi-
~ a a. . - % ii d, II ,t hcr disorder of the
~ 'uu ue , ii,s, ,he kJrpys beston,-
5 ' W W t ,,,lnrGhre are unerrinrl,
au., ss M III i I ,"v itistn be g7isrjss ,0Tbj
IS i;s bo, IN aiksli is To an acid; il
oI W -, IT, " ~ = I 49,, .,,,;,t,, while ot the
t,'e IA " i'' % ,oye snbstrur
- '"o , ,'g ~, - .,.s ,,,,,,ti,a rouo,ys bodil,
ION, ,,,' ,,,, y oniinnl fnnction Sucbis
w. ,r Ill or, tLe :frcts of Dr. Roback's fn .
- ,'e -. Elood pnriGrr pills win not onI,
most ,,inF,,i diseases bnt preyent their
| ,,n,,rr,,,ce and lanrtben life beyond its ordry
| -, ' u"
70 n,roventip,nostionp purchaseonly of respectable
drno,sists Gc Of ra,,lnf agents or OF Dr.. Roback,
sal ronrirer and manufacturer 9th street Cincin-
natl Pricc of Purifier Al 90 per bottle; bottles
for a. PiIls25 s,ncr, box ana boxes forS 100.
TrnHE IIAurE. Ind, oct, 70. 1866.
| DR.BoRAcK--Sir--The last three bottles of your
RInoJ p,,riber,rd the accomnauyinr Pills have re-
ieyed me of tie last yestige my rheumatism con-
siderthe cure all but miraculous After having suf-
feredthe mostacutc agony almost without intermis-
sion for eight wears and being for three yeprsa Grip
uIe lean scarcely the fact thpf atlis moment,
afterhaynr used uu utudinayiun Remudies for only
tbrce i,,i ,fpyy ,lays am "a hale hearty man.
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M. REIRRETT


HAS removed his Drug Store to the building formerly
occupied by o. d. Rauney on Wayne street lnear
the Book store5 where he has opened the largest
stock of
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
ever before offered in Maumee City He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him, and hopes by diligence and punctuaty In
business and liberal policy to his patrons to merit
continuance of past iayors assuring them toasth.r
with all others who may favor him with call Chat i,
will be his pleasure. at all times, furnish then, burs
medicines Of almost every kind and medical advice H.
necessary. 4 variety of
Chemicals Pure UtRes and Liquors far ldrc} or Ne,
chdHcai purposes (but of aninferior and
deleteriuus compositior) Earormg
Extracts fer CdotiRg Per-
jBmpry Tooth PasteS
and POrders,
Skin Powders Hair Restoratives and Hair Tonics Lip
Balm and PomUdes Shaving Creams and Soaps
Toilet Soaps; Cloth, Hair, Hat Tooth Nail,
Scrub Paint and Whitewash Brushes,
Fancy articles, Srts. Turpentine Lin
seed Lard, Whale, Tanners, Fish
and Neats-Foot OILS;
4 I N II s.
White and Red Lcdd Zinc. Chocolate or Fires
Proot Paint ground ia oil, a neio articls
and finer PGiAtS of all colors Due
Woods and Dye StHfs, WINDOW
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
ceries, spch as Teas, Sir=
gars, Rice, Pepper,
Spices. DC,
and many other articles as wei as large variety
also set up a new FOUNTAIN, from which issues :.
jet OF ice-cod mineral the pleasure of the o-
orator. for the special benefit of his customers
August .. l~iG.
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Dr. g.-as. =, Ezc IT'S
Old Established Private HospitaT


- where he win introduce 10 lie u9tcc Of those az
Ai,tud with
PRIVATE AND SEPiILTC DISEASES,
Tho French system of ruse mi. ASS of cgmulaints
e bag !a-s and intends TO make eaIality, and the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

SGIE0GgANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
riNO all u ith ScNuul disease such as
! SPERNlTORRiQ1I, UEikNESS iRPO
IENCE, GONORUQ.i. GLEEI, SlPIilSLi
the Vice of ONANiSll, or EiE ABISE&c.,&c.
The HOwAHp AssoCIATIuN-i iu view of the awful
le,truction human life cousca by Sexual diseases,
and the deception, prUcjSed upon the unfortunate vie
tim, of such diseases by QUgckS. have directed :her
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE AC1 worthy OF
their name to give MEElCaLApNICE GRATIS to per-
thus afflicted who apply by letter, w adeserip-
onoi their condition. (uge occupation habits of life
&c. and in cases OF extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEplCISES FEEE or CHARGE.
The Howard A,suviatinuis a Observation-Disclosures
established by pccia endowment furthe reiiei Of the
sick aud distressed afflicted with ~ ruleht and Epi
demic Diseases ltEas usurplus of means which
the Directors have voted eXpend in advertising tn,
above notice. ltsuecdess toaLdthatthe Association
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
willturnishthc most approved modern treatment.
Just Published by the Association Report Spe"'
mntorrhu.a. Seminal Weakness, the vice of Self
Abuse aud othcrdeuses of the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon which will he sent 10y mail lin
sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE, ON the receipt
TWO STAMPS furpusta"e,
Address DR.. GEO. CALHOUN CONSULTING srR
dEoS, Howard Association, No, South NIN1u stree
Philadell hiu Pa. By orderof the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARrWELL, President.
gro. FMRcuILp. secretary
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II T. COOK.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER..
ELu.I .NLr.-A In----. ono.
6fF0CGEEGS.

Sugar, Tea Coffee, Sugar House Syrup, Goldfish
Muckcrcl, and Spices, &c.
Ju.t received by W. p. a. 4. H. GRlswoLp.
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4 willpay cash FOR rags delivered at my Book Store
lin Perrysburg. Iwllalsufurnis ith wrap
ping paper at the lowest wholesale figures.
July y. .IsIG.-. JOHN POWERS.
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THE SoRGul MJLAs Es. - In,re arrived
day before yesterday, flom the Bal'z', by
the steamer Lscompte, a hundred barrels an !
twenty half barrels of sorgho molassos, which
was received by c. DaB.6nc, and Is held at
Gtty cents gall,n. 1. is said to be very
handsome lot, and is loyk upon as quite a
curnsiLY-N O. Ptca4Nne 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Puss TURNED FISHERRNAS.-TRe Rhode Island
Telegraph spins the following yarn:
own. Collins, ESQ Of this town Warren, has a cat
whose habits fuipish narkabe CONT asst 10 those of
the grmakin in general Puss is a sort Of as"he
to tie store occupied By Mr.. Collins which recently
kent by MIR L HscoN For at least t~o years, Tom
bss pactsed fishing With great and satsfac ion
The # his pisc sory expl hts Ia under storehOuse
on The wharf whittier Puss repairs at proper stages
of tide and after longer shorter period of paien
watching Issues forth with fnny victim 10 his assidu-
Gus de1erity. II his Prey Is OF customary size, he
bears triumphantly TO the store ald devours II Ia
presence Of whoever may chauce To be there instead
of needing the ca,like procivity of his species for
quiet neal in some sequesered nook. 10 Sumner
when bis scaly victims mostly Of the small mum
mvchog cla's, he swallows them on the spot but no
that cold Gather supplies Frost fish to bis ready paws
he taxi them home as mentioned and enjoys warm
amosphe while dspos re Of the proceeds Of his cold
eIpt ditioD. Some haf dozen subjects Of his rap4sy
f qut ny find their wsy the feline nav in the course
Of afternoon On one occasion the tsh caught was
q foot long. An experiment was tiled - test ais
bel avior when his fare taken from him. 1, was
bestowed another cat and if it is possible for Puss
70 express keen sense Of injustice. beyond mere
sense Of disappointment, it is certain that Toms de
mcanCr showed II c0rsciousDese that he only end
tied 10 the proceeds OF lis proves.
Although Pu.s generally manages TO secure the
prey with, taking very extensive bath he strikes
lin bly while the .h is the surface be has con
outred the verbal aversion of bus species 10 water
that good portion Of his person otten gives token OF
aqnaic e1ercie scuttle IN the floor OF the s'Ors-
home CRADLES the curious to bserve the air Of conf
dent babitude with which be pursues h profitable
sport TIE initiation OF Tom into bis singular mode OF
lie wholly voluntary, aud greE out OF the fire.
Qoenpg of the spot in question by fish atsr scied by
tie depot of ofs! there HIS achievements as fish
crusn ave not at the expense of bis value an enemy
Of quadIupe6s yermiu for the deeth aSones oil many
al anti cky morse and rat attest his vglla sutvel-
lance over their haunts As Tom does not, a0d never
can pAitake of all the natural Joys of gregariou, cat
hood Re IL. Ike others of the ssme class eynlchly
niuical to bis kndred and sha'Py repe. Their s'cley
in s,y,kiHg manrer Who shall say that his depuv4-
ton Of domestic pleasures and bis Constitutional es-
uaue,mCnt FROM bis fellows. may not h,ye a greS
share in occGsoung bis departure from the hydrooho-
bic instincts Of hs KIND end his apt ude for the coli
tsry avccaiiou Of q fisherman The above fscts are
wi,k'n The kdge e many Of our citizens but as
they will interest some Of our distant readers we pab-
lbh uem : order that Pas NAV obtain due credit fot
his honest and roscute method Of catering to kind Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
PERSIA.

A letter from Astrakhan, Nov. IL, published in the
French MoritcNr de Ia F2otte, gives some details
relative TO the situation of the Russian forces on the
Caspian Sea- No portion of the Russian army had
entered the Persian territory nor was war considered
imminent. A commission of three officers had been
sent from the Russian headquarters TO visit Mazande-
ran Persian province on tue Caspian Sea, which in
the event of hOstites would become important
Srategcal postica Troops might be concentrated at
BalhouCh, the principal city of the province, at
Meched Ser, Astrabad, Aschraf and Feeshabad.
1ndcpcid IDENTITY Of these military dispositions, the dehle
the Caspian Gstcs, and the defe of Komis, might
be effectively occupied 1t is through these point that
the center Of the Kogdom OF Persia may be reached.
The conuatiOn in the Province of M4Zanderan Of
ihc Russian troops in the Caspian Provinces, say
10000 men, would menace the flank or rear Of
q British nvs aiding army. The writer thinks that the
differences between Persia aud Britain will be settled
amicably.
a Polish correspondent Of the AvgsbWrg Gd:ett
writes that the Russians have long been preparing for
the outbreak of war betseen England aud Persia
The garrison of Astrakhsn has bcen strengthened and
the Cossacks in that district have received com
msrd"r the person of Lieutenant General Krassnick
hut the reports of concentration Of troops Astra
khsn, by OF the Caspian feet said TO be uu
founded. The principal f.rcc of Russia 10 Asia is 10
ihe Caucasus and on the Araxes, and if her troops
should enter Persia it would probably be by way Of
tAe province Of Azerbajan.
The PreGse OrtcRt states that the Shah Of Persia
is forced by the Anti-EDglsh party to wage war, that
party having menaced him with change of dynasty
and death should he hesitate. The Imaum of Muscat
hreiusng to pay tribute to Persia for bis possessions
IN the Persian Gulf, informed the Shah that he-the
lmaum-cOnsidered him merely as his spiritual head
Cotfuscd accounts current as TO what was passing
in Persia 1t rumored that Mdrad Mira, the late
smmSnderin-C Chief before Herat, had marched to the
South toward the sources Of the Herwond and occu
pied Turrah, in Cabul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

.stiy. or uIsoUpdnfss. II VS. any departre from
I0ru al stste II thsre snytbtg true, tners
moral itsaDity-tierH WA Aa uDsOupdne@s ~ mEq's
moral nature Bat tho heart tos seat 81 the dls
esss Tie tenn yas 9 mer~ uu'sm. lt msens thai :
nan did not sc. IS he WAS morally bound 20 ac- |.
wsA nothing mnre nor less thas crime. Toera vr
spoJcey for such state Those having such ooufi-
ton must be punished by Gods direct displessure
Whist then, was the doctrine Of hum1n natire ss
effected by tir 1t was that The soul the seat Of
The tptire disease and man must be punished by GDd
bimsef II was rne that we must hsve Laws aud pro
tee, ountlves by their execution; bat fh' aonA would
be Of little avail bet 10 rid society for time Of the OF
fer ders EdocatC slpre merely s1ded 70 the ppEer
Of those inclined 10 crime. Bat thu heat must be
Transformed. Sin was one thiog, but crime was an
Other To be kept from the latter mm must be p1ri-
fed az the root his soul must be c'eacsei We were
al sinners by rsture The power Of God could alone
make Us moces OF Christianity. Religious instru ;tiou
must he the great means CT bringing sboHt the deird
end. The present means must b. multiplied thou
sspd fold: no class Of men hey help Of this
nd Ihs Was orr view Of sin it related 70 crime.
When such measures could be brought toto a,don,
then would society be purified and world be better
prepared for the coming Of that glorious d.y when He
whose rs bit it TO lei should rule and govern al
thirys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSDAI, Jan. I2.-Tke OrcaHi- a,lOn.-The men,
bers met at P. N. Gu Monday to organic. The Re
corder was absent.
AID. CLANCY, on the opening by the Clerk, moved
that the Mayor be declared Chairman o. this Board fJr
TIE ensuing year, which unanimously carried
The MAYOR returned thanks, rem viking t5s he
hoped, while Chairman he might discharge the duties
with satisfaction to every member well as The pub
lie.
On motion of Supervisor HoFTNIRE, d. T. Niien
tire, eco was resppoinied Clerk OF hi. Board.
BW.-The bill Of Alexander Ming, 500 for services
as Cleik 10 the Police Comms.ione WAS ordered
paid. The CoroDers BILL g. so i}, for the la.t quar-
ter also ordered paid.
Several bills referred, and the BoMd adjourned
to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Of the county AID 10 survey tie banks Of the Rhine
The day for the isl Of the Hesiotic prisoners i, not
yet Fixed. The accused have SID up " the Ats ia't
to ,elect their defense.
The Beue correspondent Of the JosrHH Der De'1f'
states that the Federal Council will submit FOE the ap
proval Of the Assembly certain new propositions Of
such nature that they may FLY become the starting
point of ssttfactoy negotiation With the Cabinet Of
Berlin They are the result Of a preliminary under
st2Lling between several foreign States, among whom
are some members Of the German Confederation.
Hi. is not 10 be wondered at. The Kingdoms Of Ba
varia and Wurtemburg, aud the Grand Duchy Of b.
den. countre adjacent 70 Switzerland viii have much
10 suffer SsIony also lsments that for so small q
cause the harmony Of Europe should again be j,op-
ardzed Austria would eagerly seize opportunity to
recommend itself to the secondary German Safes.
The money article Of The London Times says;
"Tbe English Funds opened steadily this morning
a. the improved quotations Of Wednesday and subse
queItly expert need further advance Of !. The ex
tent of bufness wholly uDimportant bat the public
chow disposition 10 support the market aud conf =.
depce is strengthened by belief that the position Of
the various continental bouIses is gradually althou "a
slowly improving and that for the moment all csnses
of political disturbance including the Swiss question
will be practically adjusted. Toere was fu but not
an excessive demand for money to-day. The foa
prices Of the French Three per Cents on the Paris
BOurfe this evening were 66t 7jc. for money, and Dot
SOC. for end Of month, showing decline Of !. The
private letters from Paris manifest improved tone.
return Of the Bank of France to their ordinary limit
Of 90 days for discounted bS seems TO be expected al
mos. Immediately.