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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

EE- The UaiOH says that upon the instructions
of the Commissioners Of the General Land 0Gice,
the lands 10 Florida, within fifteen miles Of the line
Of railroad, from Amelia Island to Tampa Bay, and
pre-empIion settlement
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
Bruces's Auctions.
Ell ore F06Isgr eS!
STILL rKsrv -o

lust RECEIVED direct from the East with orders to sell
u Immediately, close ut different esacs hments over
One inbred thousand Doia worth Of RIOH FINE and
VALUABLE PROPERTY, from wat used to be the frst
houses New York. Call and examine beore purch sing
elseN here This stock is vel worth the attention Of al
classes.
"a Sale viii commence every night at early gasight
Stock consists of arg assortment Of fine heavy gold
cased English pa tent lever hunting Watches yer Wat
Ches all kinds large assortment Of ne Gold Jevery
sisting Canoes Hossc Gold stones, Fiorintne, Cali
fornla Diamonds Rubes &C.; old Chains, Keys, Pencs,
Pens large lot Fancy Goods; Cutlery, Plated are,
heref ants Peders and the trade generally, par
culary advised to call and examine this stock
Goods In laliiies suit buyers cry article
warranted as represented Terms easy. NJ c. BRUCE.
mAy7 Auctionser, Cedar street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

SPECULATION IN HAT-We understand that the
spectators have again tiken hol of this article, and
shat 5000 TO 10000 bales we're bought up Ia the
market yesterday at an advance Of something like
o. per ton. The NOV ment is said TO be based
upon the high rates of freight TO New ORLEANS pre-
vailing at the East, and also upon the recent ad.
vance in the West-N o Delta, april 20.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
AEanMy'S Celebrated
COMBINED REAPING AND MOVING
WI ACHTN 8.

the great IndapaSate Trial Of Reapers and Mowers
n June 26 a. 2S 1876 at Ricf mon under the direc
ton Of he Stte COMMITTEES, the Fir P'eniu Of $4,000
Sive Pitcher awarded to The Nanny Machine for ong
its work the best and for being the best combined Machine
cOmpeti the trial twelve oher kinds Of Har-
vestg Mach mes; hoe actu ally to the test iE
New York Self-Rsker Mann Sons Indiana Self RRker,
NIs'ac' usetts Self Raker Danhelds Combined Machine
II md Riker, New York Hand Raker. DeE y Duh tm's
HandRaker and the Ken uc<y rvester Comb ned These
all tn exception, ombiued Ma hi There
aso ever other kinds Of Machines trial against
the NANNY Machine. The trial ltse through three
and the Mannv Mtchine was triumphant IN the fed
First EN- um has alo been awarded the Nanny Machin
a mower the Ksntucky Harvester consenting.
Decision Of the Committee upon the trial Of Reap
ers aud .Norers
rcuura Bureau of Tennessee to examine and test Now
ing Machines I'd report the result TO the Bureau
next meeting in ion OF said trust appointed Thurs
da, June 5h to test the Ave different Movers entered
Mannys Combined Reaper and Moge~; Ma n Self
Rtkng R. and Mower combined; Ke 'chnm's Mower;
At>ins' Self R4kug Reaper and Mower combined, and
Deitz Dunha MS Kan. Power Reaper and Mower.
"Wednesday, ilth appoIni ed to the Reap
that we're entered, as follows
Detz 0unhAm's Rsaper Atkins Self Raking Reaper,
Mannys Reaper, New-York Hand .asing Reaper, Manns
Self Ra<ng Reaner aud the New Yor Self akng Reaper
In the result OF our udgmen the Eard gwen TO Man
ny's, as the best Comb ne Machine.
Y. 8. PIJKARD,
J. q. AKRIS.
J NJ. KNIGHT, Committee.
W. q. HARDING,
y. r. RAINS,
FOR SALE BLYTHE UNDERSIGNED AT
JOHNSON & HORNE'S.
Price, Two Horse Machine siO Four Horse Machine $780,
B. F. CHEATHAM,
apr2s General Agent for the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue OF decree Of the honorable County Court Of
ID Rober' county, Tenn. de at its May trm 1857
vii Friday the 9th dny Of June 1851, sell the
residence Of " liam An decd the remainder OF his
land after laying of to the widow her dover, cdt
of and two years the purchaser giving ard sp
proved ty and lien will be retained for the payment
Of the purchase money Bidding open ut IN dollars
per acre. X. ii. HUMPHREY.
May I, 1S57.-3t. Special commissioner.
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500 REWARD.

T HIRED neg women by the name Of Isabella. to Mr..
VI ). len Broad ST. for the present We T, since
she has away S1e il Of bright copper color about
81 years old medium size has very sparkling eyes,
front teeth very bad she frequently false
teeth aud rings havs doubt ut what she is in the
city will give the above reward for her delivery
May I, 1851. Z. w. PORTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

LANDS IN IowA.-Tbere' seems to have been
some misspprehension about the withdrawal Of
public lands in Iowa from the sales appointed for
the Alb instant 1t is only small portion, in which
been Withdrawn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
Valuable Historical Works
For sale by
CHARLES w. SMITH,

Rollins Ancient History. in vols
The isens OF England, by Agnes Strickland;
The Queens Of Scotia d, by Agnes Strickland;
BaDcron's History Of the United States;
The French Revelation, by NJ. A. Theirs;
Lamartine's History Of the Girondists;
Runners Political History Of England;
Macaueys History Of England;
Gro'e's History Of Greece;
Roberisons Charles the Fifth;
Arnold's Later Roman Commonwealth.
ALSO:
History OF Eng and, illustrated with numerou' ID
cuts, published by Charles Co.. London, which will
be sold very cheap BG msy7
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS -The Democratic
Convention, which met at Somerville on yesterday,
nominated W. 7. AvERY. Esq, OF this city, for Con
gress, J. X. WALKRR, So, Of this city, icr State
senalor, and H. B Bate. ESQ. Of Tiptoo, for FieAI-
sr for the counties Of Tiptou, Fayette and Shelby.
--Aken. Bld. Mey5.
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W. I. Berry & Company
HAVE JUST REcEvED,
Biographical and Historical Sketches
7. BABINGTON MAcAULAY,
vel 12no elnth.

7. BABINGTON MACAULAY,
1 vel, limo. cloth.
THIS VOLUME BY NAcAULAY.
Contains Lives and Sketches Of the most Distinguished
Men, as viii be by perussI Of the list Of name.
here~ith appended:
Francis Atssrbury, Aubrey de We're. Earl Of Ok
John BunysD, ford
Oliver 6o'd'mith, Charles Talbot, EarIOfShrevs-
Samuel Johnson bury
JamesI has.saekviHe, Earl ofDorses
char'e7I, VIM. wi Hsms, sO'ic, Gen.
Archbishop Lsud, Charles Leslie,
Charles IT, Or. WIN. Sherlock,
The Earl Of Clarendon, George Hicks
Louis XIV, Jeremy Collier
Thomas crsbv, Earl Of I eIby, Henry Dcd-su,
Sir WIN m Temple, FetileueT and Fltsvillsm,
George Savil'e, Til'ossoo, Archbishop Of Can
Robert Spen" Ger, tertiary
The Lord Keeper sOners, AIdrich and Jane,
catharne sedley, Edmund Isidiox
William III, Mary H. and Sir Fol ert Sawyer.
Bishop Burnett, Caermlrthen
John Dryden. Sir John Lowsher,
The nuchess Of Marlborough ] hn ord Iovelsce
The Duke Of Monmouth, Cruelty Of Rosen the Siege
Lawrence Hyde, Of londonderry
sydrev eo4olphin, Sir James Dalrywple,
Francis Norb, Lord Melville,
Judge Jeffrey, Carstairs,
Richard Baxter, TIE Marquis Of Ruvigny,
William Penn, The Dni Of schomberg,
John Locke, Admiral Torringson,
Earl Of Argyle, Avarics ofMarIhorough,
Richard Talbot, Ken, Bishop fBath Wells,
George Fox. Sir John Trevor
william Fuller, The Princess Of Denmark
Jim, Earl Of Breadeb sne Queen Anne) and her IA
Robert Young, vortes,
Trandval, Chares, Earl OF Middleton,
John Bart. William III at the battle Of
James Whi'n%y Landep,
Anne Bracegrdle and Lord William Ander'on,
Mohun, Charles Montague,
Charles Blount, Thomas Wharton,
Dean Swift, Robert HsrIay, Earl Of Oxford
Henry Sidney, brother Of Al and Mortmr,
Eernon, Paul Foley,
schonberg, Elizabeth vflelers,
Antonine Count OF Lanzun, Death Of Mary II,
The First Ministry Of william Policy Of Marlborough aer
III, the dea h Of Mary,
Unpcprlary ofwlian Ill., Robert Charnock and his Ac-
Popularity Of Mary IT, complies,
Barnet, bishop Of Salisbury, Marshall the Duke Of VIII
The Count Of Avaux. lorey.
W. t. B. { 90. have also Just received
CANTERBURY TALES. BY Harriet Lee.
CANTERBURY TALES. Bv Sophia Lee
THE DAYS or MY LIPE: An Autobiography. By the
author Of "Zaidee"
IRE CONFIDENCE NAN: The Masquerade. By Her
Melvll-
THE POTIPHAR PAPERS. By Curtis.
MIND AND MATTER By Sir Benjamin Brodie.
| vAUxS VILLAS AND COTTAGES. vol. svo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of W. H.
n Whitehead, decd hereby Motif d to file them with
John Woodward Judg Of the County curt of bertson
county Tenn before the 18th Of September 1851 for
Probate Distribution have this day regularly suggested
the insolvency of the ~ fhe said W n. Whitehead
decd. wv. H G HUMPHREY, Admir-.
May 7-3t. of W H. Whitehead deod.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

w W. S. MUNDAY, Esq, of Sumner, late
q wing, has been nominated by the sham
democracy as a candidate for the State Senate
against L. G. Stewart. This is hardly as good
pay as that received by Hockett Allen. A
thirty dollar cane (suggestive that of "thirty
pieces of silver')- was presented him; whilst
Monday is 10 be put off with the honors Of q
defeat, for he will surely fall in an encounter
with Stewart
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

We are gratihed 70 learn that the Historical 5
cleiy Of Tennessee have determined 70 invite d,
Hon. EDwASD EFEsFrr % deliver bis lecture
Washington 10 this city. We hope no means
isIscs bin 10 assent viii be spared.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

We had the pIsasars yesisr ity OF call from Mr..
wILLIS0rOs Of the Savannah He,ss. and NJ. GiBBrs
ofthe Columbia South ceroiiniaM- Wetrusi thee
gentlemen viii Cad their stay 10 Nashville bot
fPeasAat sad proklAble. ~arl fFrr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

AMERICAS NOxnATIoss--The Americas Con
ventiOn ai Raleigh, ysst rjaY, nominsted HKNRs
d. SNALL, E-q, aud G. w. BArEE, ESQ. both O.
THE ely, candidates 30 represent Sh 10y coany 10
The next gisla ore. -.hsN- B9,, Ny 5.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

Ar mesiinx 3 ne Dsecsss q ne rennssses naElas
- aad Pre- nsarsaca teapang, heid tas az ~ iaets
oatce ilsidena Nasra 80 >alre 80 dec.4fs4
ed AZ ~ pgodle q h past * nunths One hi = na
1qps4 - ~ pagnent 81 lAe s1r1s - flA ~ -
'' 49, g ~ ''''.a surlEs, ssess..r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
The Unsurpassed Roadster
CHTEE

NHIS hoI ourh French horse Snd lire Of ore cd sad
Gle and harness horses, than other that has been
tried in will make season for $751; his old
st nj, 70 lie from Nashville, at dollar the season
NJ res will have the best Of fare. JAS. J. 1NROE.
Posiofiee, Franklin College. lAg'nt.
mays %3G
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
A. Q. UAkfkA. FELLA. O. M'KAH. n FAULCOhkAs
CARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,,
Successors TO Davis Pitcher 4 COY
AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
N E E G. H A N rs,
AND
FINE BRANnIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. 73, Public Square,
Aarge ArriVal OF groceries,

lust received nv late arrivals:
- 10 hhds N. Sugar, fOObNs Soao;
400 bags RIO Coffee 1916 boxes and Chests Tea:
222 " Bait. o Coffee. 223 bikes Manufactured To-
IS Java Coffee; baccO assorted brands
so hbl, MhaseE 101 doz Broo rs;
IS y bb.s M)lasSes; % dcE Wa,h Boards;
Is \ bhls Syrup; 30 dog Sleeves;
IS N 10 ais syrup; bxs Star Candles;
% MAS Pepper; 80 bxS Sperm "
IS &" Spice; leo boxes Taov Candle;
Is Cling r: 150, uOU ~. D. C4ps;
ceroons insigO; So dOs C,tton Bsd Cords;
2 casSs Madder; rs do Jlte Bed Coris;
Is gr IS Mason Backing; 50 doz Hemp Bed Cords
Is hbls NJ 4ckerel; 81 dos Plough Line;
81 y bis NaokereE % Reels Cotton Rope;
250 doz Pa n.ed Buc cts, IL bbl Almonds;
so nests Painted b.; l hags Fl0cTts.
90 dos Bound Blankets; 12 bags English Walnuts;
81 nests Flour Buckets; 10 irai 8 Dates
80 nests y -B0shes cases Sardfnss;
$50 Reams sappiaE Paper 50 casks s O. soda
20 6oxe' oteh s1an 90 OHs g. Q. soda extra in
IS boxrs Smoking 'nacco; pareB)
IS lars &C boy snuff $50 gross Matches;
50 box Gr)Gnd Pepper; At groS Fi2e,
IL boxes G ound Cinsrnon; 40 bale. Jute Mats
~ boxes round Spice I5k g Nail
l2 bOxe' Ground Cloves; 900 keRs White Lead;
so bbts Crushed Sigar; rs nests Market Bskess;
q hbls Po sdered s0gar, $50 bbls &c iied whisky
f0bps Coaee sugar; 90 nbls White Whisks;
- box.s Rosk Cand,; 60lDbs Couatry WHISKY;
80 Boxes as orted Pickles, % bo.s Am. Brandy,
half saHans 10 bbls Am. GIN;
50 boxes assorted Pickles. 10 bols 5. n. wlse;
quarts 125 bbls Ciser vineSa
81 hOxes Pepper Ra4ce 10 oxs Champ sgac Cider,
9uooxcs Capsrs; 90 BASKETS CnaDpagns; Red
80 dozen syrups Raspberrysea O. Heidsck Others,
strawberry. Ginger saSGpa. 80 easks folnger PATE .
ri ami Pine pie; 25e.s. NJ fer q Son p 4le Ale;
loo boxes Yeast f0~ders. IS cks Ailsop ale Ale.
90 dean Dombey s1f Mus 40 Stout Porter;
lard: goo bots Rttsoarsh Ae;
zoe Demiahns; 81 bbls {" Z"
lG1 Glsss Tumblers, IS oois India
II boxes 1lsss lara; 100000 Cigars Of all Brands,
- bsx King Jars; 70 kegs Lead;
81 Cru Brands rottls; $50 bags Shos;
IS boxes bsksr Slomaeh Bit-So0 bois Salt;
tiers, 10s6 sks Co aud Fine Salt
IS Brandy; 500 Bsek Tabis SAll.
- dcE ledAr Bucketg
Imported Liquors.
5 casks United vineylrd Propneters BRANDY;
8 casks Ehesry Wipr;
casAs AZ der WtnsL
Tbe-e Lqn1s iought Of tbs celebrated house az i
@. ]. BoEer, Hes fork. Ako Ia IS hbs Ilf I've
WhsS 20 bbis O BoaFb1n Whisky goa Assorsraent
q odlsq1c4s ard Chautp~gne.
We Invite ne trade give can: and examine our
stsck CsRrEs, Mex YACO
spI - ras e sqaare.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
CHANCERY SALES.
CHAECERY SALE.

CHAECERY SALE.
Tor and account 81 the Clerk and Master IN the
OF Henry Cruichsr, administrator, &c, T. H.
Cru,cher Il ais, in the ChRnc Court Nashville by
virtue OF decree ia said cause will, THTPSDAY,
the 9TH Of May next, the premises sell public SALE
fortydve acres OF LAND, in Davidson county, Tent
on the Whites Creek Turnpike and Cumberand River
ad dining the lards Of Dr. shelby. This VII be
divided mo smaller OF r. FIVE Gre a more
particu description Of which viii sppeer in handbls
before the dss Of sale
TERMS A credit OF one, and three years. notes
satisfactorily red, bearing interest and lien retained
ale at II o'clock, A N.
A. v. g. LINDsLEY.
Z, R. GLAscooK, Auctioneer Apr3
POSITION
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, the I 9th
ins tant, at II o clio K, A. NJ. May 7.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
It0R and Of the Clerk and Master In the
Il OF Marcus Toney BY &C., parte in the ChancerV
Court Nashville, by virtue Of deere in said
will, on TUESDAY, the TIN Of Nav next, on the nrem
sell public sale OF Ian D. situated IN low
EdgeheId davidson county Tennessee, the Whites
Creek Turnpike. II will be laid OF into lots a plan Of
viii xi'l be published before the day ofsale.
TERxs-Twenty per csnt Cash; baIance In one, two
and three years 0r satisfactorily secured bearing
interest and lenretained
A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
L. r. 6LAscoCK, Auetioneer. apr3
POSrPONENENT.
The above sale f. postponed until FRIDAY, the Q th
instant, at n o'clock. A. NJ. May 7.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07
CITY CLIO rHING STORE,
Fresh Arrivals
or spring and Summer Goods.
M. sULZRACHER.

MER CHANT TAIL OR,
mARKEr STREET, NashS iiIe, Tenn.
AYISG lately rsattsi and enlarged satabishmsat
and resolved iarss a1dtoa . oruser sxeaaiSs
aeek %
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
We can az 81 orders Or e hing Ne soortsst aoties
a p ioes that Wiii sait a. p -rcaSssrs
Oar o.
Ready Made Clothing,
nav eonlsts hela or 6rntemeab And uear, and
e cen AaentlY hsese tAss eve rensr sAtlsecton
q an /. ~ 81 s.ss cal a. sCLLbAcakk- AE'e
NOTICE.
FEtH0sE sha are iadeoed ne. s please Gene hruard
immediatcly an1 nase sestieneut a. | cknnot eve
eager in1asrsess- n this frqa-sl = coapsd sila
sha b co@prnea e pa M eans inio ne hands 81 An
- 1870. MsuLs.eHsR. .r.s..
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w- The Union and American nrotesl

W The Union and american protests
against termiDg the opposition to the sham
Democracy Of Tennessee, Americans and
Wbigs." 1t gravely declares there are no
wings now. That portion of the old line
wings Joined the "Kuow- Nothing Party" aud
are Know Nothings," and those who acted
with the Democratic party are Democrats,
and nothing else!" Think of that, ye old liners
who were exhorted last year to vote with the
democratic party, with the understanding that
In so doing you did not surrender your princi-
Piles or cease to be wbigd Out upon such
impoeturel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

81 Maj. Z. G. EASTMAN announced in the
Union and American, of Tuesday, that own
Ing to the occupa ion of bis time by the Office
to which he has been appointed by the Buch-
anan Administration, bis connection with the
editorial department OF that paper would
cease from that date. He still holds propri-
stary interest. By this arrangement Mr.. Dun
KfEeToN becomes sole Editor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

aH3 affidavit Indeed the apprehension Ia now general
that the Coroners AFFIDAVIT drsughed with direct
view to this action Of the Governor lnereonhe remova
OF the Mayor THIS ~ stated BEFORE he would not listen
70 . moment
The statements of this nocturnal interview Of the Cover
with his Commissioners obtained from nme-
diae and 'eabe SOU the similar statements OF sub
segment interview, published in other prints.
RETURN OF NIB. rALLMApaE, ETC.
Mr.. Taimadge returned home on Saturday even
ing, and resumed his post q, White street yester.
day, az Superintendent. He greatly regretted the
unnecessary difficulties and boodshed In respect
TO Recorder Smiths warrants Upon being asked how he
couif bave helped 1t he made the simple answer:
Help III Why, all ,hat was necessary to do ID ask
who the MAJ ors crney was and the ats
him in the usua manner There would have been need
Of mob or military about IT,"
Dir. John J. Rabioau (Know Nothing Of the Ninth ward
was appointed clerk ut the White street Office yesterday
APPOINTMENTS By THE ALBANY BOARD
Tsotnty second Ward-James Bowley, Jonathan Wilson,
j. C Jewet Henry Schark, I. W Easburn, W. p Smith,
j. p Casey, Martin, John Templeon, Nicholas Taylor,
r. McCarty, Jacob Files, Richard Martin, j. McDouga z.
Touem J. o. Slot, 7. hsher A. Bruder, T. Green, John
White.
Hoe,tiesh Ward.--John Russell a. Wright r. F. Auder-
son, r. McCurry, J. r. Harold, j. Brady, Jr Seele
Ab. Alien, L. Hall, l. s Becks D. Wyhe W. Withers,
Geo. M bennett, D. D. Burnley, w. Il. Oo1ne, j. Lloyd, G.
A. Pfister, J. Van Wart, r. B. Depson, NJ ayat Sam.
Winters, j. r. Richardson Sam. Smith, VIM. Cummings,
c. j. Fisher.
EisazcnA ward-H. sprsgue, sllas Sherwood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
our SC. PsuI (r,nne.osa) Correspondence.

Our st hauf SofftSpuhueuCe.
ST. PAUL, June le, 1857.
Departure Of the Wagon Road Party--Fracas be-
tsoeen Col. MOBILES and or. GOrernor German IN,
Governor Whiopod-Mscelldnoou Eeps. &c.
The wagon road party have left. The next will
be from Fort Rdeley. I send you my statement Of
fracas between ex Governor German and Col. No.
bles, which has caused great excitement in this
place. quote from one Of oar local papers Of the
leth:--
The uttrous Governor OF this Territory, Willis A.
Gorman, has freqnenty. IN public manner, express
himself a. "criboed, cabinsd and cor inei" While in OF
ncs by The dignity OF his position that be could not
properly MAINTAIN bis honor by summary punishment
The persons those no presumed 10 mpugu bis charsc
ter and motives Indeed within fortnight he has stated,
"while In oce could NOT notice these impusons upJn
my honor AID character bot nov, by Cd, sir, am
fret and the man who drcs 70 insult me shall set d-n
thorough ihrtshinE 80 lay for a."
Well, the ex Governor took II upon himself couple OF
days ago. in public manner 10 ss di.repulaoe impuia
iaons upen the character Of Col Nobles fernenden
Of The Pacidc wagon road. The Colonel, on hearing a.
called bis exFxeBcy 10 account for bis ISLANDERS yeter
day on the public streets IN the presence Of large mum
Der OF citizens Ills ex Fxcelency failing 10 give Col
Mobiles satisfaction for the callrucs In which he had
INDUCED, vas publicly, sammary, aud severely beaten
BY the @grieved party The ex Governor acsnoTsdged
the justice OF the punishment, or his cowarace, by
receiving Il ~ a coward hbeler should, without re-
,siance We have some curiosity 70 hear on what ground
the tx Governor will excuse hs ralpabs corardice nov
hat his old " oficial' plea Is taken from him
Hon. Jesse d. Bright, Of indiana, and Mr.. Corco
ran, the well known Washington banker, are here,
sDd have been making themselves conyersant with
Gil facts connected with the administration out
here. II has been rainy for several days, and no
prospects OF clear up. The various railroad sur
veyiDg parties have all lett for the purpose OF To-
eating their routes. John w. Jones the assistant
doorkeeper Of the United States House OF Repre-
sentatves has the position of locating the lands for
the northern Pacific route. Henry NJ. Rice IL spo
ken Of az sure for next Senator from this State
(when IL Ia State.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
Board OF CounciImen.

The Beard met last evening, the President, Jonas ~
Philips, ESQ, presiding.
few unnpor.Ant petitions presented and referred
70 their appropriate committees.
cona.e -ca,Iou from the New York Fire Department
embodylug the resolutions passed st meeting OF The
Board rei,i 10 the OF steam engines, received
and ref. ved 20 special committee. report Of the Gem
m,ee tuance concurring 70 substitute six per cent
boncs 10 leu Of fees pay merit Of Central park
feued To the Commtiee OF the Whole.
number Of pagers sent from the Beard Of Alder
Ter rcsol 1ton spproprisiirg $500 10
dofray the funeral expenses OF the late Dr. vsche
oued In, together With another directing the Corporation
Counsel 70 conduct The defence Of any brought against
the Mayer account of the appointment OF Carries Devn
Street Commissioner.
Mr. Hrcus moved that the Board resolve itsef Into
Committee Of the whole on the regular calendar bat q
motion 70 ADJOURN I'LL Thursday afternoon prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

Aurcrp FuoNors ASSAULT -Orioer Costello, Of the
SIXTH ward, yesterday morning arrested Thomas Kennedy
charged with feonIous sssun and battery upon the per-
son Of Henry Rice. appears that Kennedy, Mce and
others passing through Mulberry street, when an al
crcaton ensued, and during the dispute Kennedy drew
kniie and stabbed Rice 10 We len and In the len
breast, INJECTING two very wounds The prisoner IL
but ~ years Of age native Of Ireland and drives
for living In default Of 81 900 bail Justice Osborn, be-
fore whom The accused was taken, committed him 70
prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

SANTA Annals disclaimer h CO., msnufactur
efs Of artificial legs have Just received the leg belonging
70 Santa Anna captured battle Of Cerro Gords the
firm manufacturing sa elegant specimen OF the art for
the General The following is the inscription upon The
captured leg SAINTS Annas eg captured the sa,te Of
Oerro Gordo Mexico BY Sergeant G and Privates Rhodes
and Woodward, Company q, Fourth Regiment Illinois
volunteers, "-Besgon journal.