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GRENOBLE HOSE.

THIS SUPERIOR HOSE, manufactured from the finest
l. HEMP, is adapted and especially recommended for
the Of Fe Engines. Mills Manuisctores, Ships steam
BEATS Railroads. Hotels Garden uses, &C. It's advantages
other Hose its htuess and cheapness
II will stand much pressure Leather Hose and has
proved dursbe and all the It needs after
rs TO thorOu phly dry 1t in the open air.
For sale and orders received in sizes from 70 inches
10 diameter 10 lengths from 180 70 200 feet, BY
CHARLES LENZdANN,
"a Cedar street, New York,
Sole Agents for the United States
Certificates OF its superior qualities from the Washington
aud yn o. s. Navy Yards from Alfred Carson, Esq
Chief Engineer Of the New York Fire Department. James
Smith. ESQ New York. and L. Burton, Esq., Waterford,
Pre Engine Builders, and from Of the most promi-
nent mills and manufactures at Lowell &c can be ex-
amiped at The Office Of the advertiser. feb23 BIN
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry s,,sA
n sth Ward, the Baptist Church. Fronts TSI
feet and 100 deep, With alley in the Is offered
very low. Applyto febl3 A. v. 8. LlNDSLEY.
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NO HUMBUG!!
T'HE undersigned have purchased the Patent right Of
Il n. WILLIAMS
DOUBLE ACTING BALL VALVE
Force and Lift Pump.

For the States Of Tennessee North Carolina South CaronA
Georgia. Florida AAbamA, Mississippi and Louisiana We
tested the Pump In ali s recommended Ord
nary purposesin wells, and Ore engines and hesitate
that superior to pump In ID
simple aud plain In It's construction; be taken pieces
or put together by ordinary black white haH
There s meta or bolt about the pump; there
IL the least imaginable ctioa-henoo It's durability. Il s
almost impossible for u 20 out Of IN By usage.
used well or cstern Il Can be converted into
Fire Eneine In minute, and by one water
thrown the tdsf AOses Ia the country II invalu-
able Fire Engine, and especially In the country
try towns.
Iisequaly well Adaptedts Al machinery Railroad Tanks
&c and WILL when known, supefscede AL other Pampa IL
can be used FOR her hot or cold water.
Having fully satisfied ourselves a. 20 the capacity, value
and utility OF the Pump ready 70 make sales Of the
above territory by counties States except ne Mesern
District Of this state which has been sold We confidently
recommend the Pump the citizens Of the states mentioned
The Pumps cheap, and therefore within the reach o
every family.
81 Address PORTER BRIEN, HAsuvHLE, Tenn,
REEs w.. PoRfER
ap2i-u johns BRIKN.
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C1cdD CStSn SCOFGs
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; IS doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 ' Hames;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 300 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three l5, 900 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 90 nests White Pine Tubs;
q 900 assed Broom Handles 900 Cane Fishing Poes
It's doz white Cedar Buckets 800 assted Liquor Kegs;
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures rs Nest Boxes, varnishd
% doc Pine Churns, assorted zoo Painted Tubs and
Is " Cedar Keeers;
100 white Cedar Tubs 125 doz Wen Buckets assted
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 100 nests German Market do
$50 extra; so " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common 400 doz Feed Baskets, in store
500 4" ex. fall tops and to arrive;
75 Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
100 willow Cradles; Baskets
200 extra % rs doz Chidrens Rattan and
40 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 8 dOs ass'tsd ONCE Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Aso-Co. HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets; Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Aso-Wilow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Busters; 100 bales AHcant Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes; so Jute Hark and skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; Is doE Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
10OcOils N and IN inch Manila Rope, 6eOfeet;
10coils X to Sinch do do 500 do;
15O coils i, H to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 doc Cotton PlOw Lines and Bed Cord; -
Sos lbs Broom Twins Hemp i. Wool TTins,
1900 lbs Flax 500 lbs Seine Twine;
Is bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing:
25 Wicking IS coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope
PAPER.
500 bundles QFrund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
do
1900 reams Lockland do do;
160 reams Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
l75 Ham 20 Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry; lbs Roofing do sau'ted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candies Lard OIL Opal Candies stearne Candles,
Starch, German Soap, &C.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit.
ALso-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in lots
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted Sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 22 24nch Cedar do 16 % do
Cerdar do 16 is, 20, % do Painted do 90 22 "a do
Brass Hoop do" do Barrel do 16, Is, 90, % do
HAmES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. n. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front stS., Cincinnati, o
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A NUMBER OF LOTS, In this Addition, for salsezS
N on most reasonable terms. Apply TO wv
febu A. v. 8. LINDSLEY. -
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TO THOSE WHO RIDEi
FRED. SLOsfN.
Manufactarer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggisl
LightWAggons, &C.

70 " q EVltl Uts
No. 90 Lower Market street. Nashville
AL Roy mAuai4ctuFiaH svsFy variety W-w W
sad style 81 vehicle, frora he plalnest cfE II sl
jeb % me nest eeaaiiiui and siabcyatiy W.
hnishsd turB cot. ----~-~----
Having earEFsd uraiHss sorkarn. and ohklHed iarEs
Ameuni u he bsst 81 siock psupass4 % a wcrt
wheh u eopaFe with any h Ne vhes coantF s-r faf
style darshiy. al kinds q Fehlsa kspt tlF m
hand pEonpty MADE ~ order.
ENereefa Patent Compiling
This Important inproseneat IN te coupnr -csrfiaau
kc has aWafened much ntsreet thFaEhaui eaunlrF
and flooked epon uih the most q whsre a kun
knosn Having tr szclusise IFht skis eiy AN nsu
moknE 81 fthfm In eousTust.ol u&FFafxz barFca
h1Rsmeubur the placsst ths oia fsand efFTsa slsau
Ne 90, Lover Aarsst stsers- sac. - II
EREsH Bslunsfs Oysters, lust 'csisss ~
II L0NGHuRET co.
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PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS

Agrnts for the sale o. these plovs are
Aiessrsl W. B. BeIIknap 4 Co., Louisville Ny
BIS Weller Son, NaEhsiA, Tenn.
- Saunders Kcifh, Lexington, Ky.
Smith Tharp. NleksburE. Miss.
dseG-sn sinPsonVils, KY, hoV. 20. lisa.
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FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on the Gal-aeS
II latin Turnpike, adjoRing the handsome resi- w
dence Of Mr. washin gton. Lot is hundred eet-A-
front hundred and forty feet deep, with streets on
fssli i'"'' '''N -Pp' Avs LINosLEY.
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FOR SALE.

TTNHE handsome Residence Of Mrs. O. e. Bell, -
i fronting Capitol Square and Summer ,ia
Street Ia offered for sale reasonable Ap- tiA
ply TO A. Y. 8. LINDSLEY,
feb27 S8 College street.
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FOR RENT

LNLMWOOD, the residence Of the late Dr.. Berry. l.,
Il Contains ten rooms, with kitchen, servants f.sA
ROOM Euitabe houses, stc. The ground contains
five With fruit trees good vegetable garden, nne
well Of water, etc. Apply to
feb1I A. V. 8. LINDSLEY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADDITION.
EnD

\ OTIS Nos. 10, 20, 81, %, IS, "A. ami IS. onaa%
IL Woodland street. covered with hne forest treesS*
and beautiful eyergresns. APplyto -
feblI A. " 8. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME LOT, 10 Houstons Addition, oBa1eS
n Woodland street. Fifty feet front and one hun w
dred and seventy feetdeep. has been recently en-
closed With neat plank fence. Apply to
febil A. v. s. LINDSLE1.
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FOR SALE,

OF No. II IN the Wilson Spring Addition. fronting q
IL 93 feet South Union street One Of the hand
somest lots n this addition. Apply to
feb1s A. " s. LIN DsLEY.
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FOSTERS ADDITION.-FORS SALE,
FOR SALE.

OTS Nos. s. s, o, IL, IL, and IS in this Addi-9a8
IL ton, fronting the GAllatin Turnpike. ApplyefS
TO lseblll A. v. 5. LiNDsLEY. -
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
TN West Nashville, Lot No. 154, fronting so feet on a
l. Demumbrane street, and running back 175 feet -
to sney-a handsome lot. Apply to
ieb1S A. V. 8. LIN DSLEY.
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PATENTED PATENTED
Brother Jonathan's Furniture Polish,
TIE only Patented Furniture Polish in
the World
IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
TT has been admitted by every who has used H.
10 be the best article Of ths kind invented.
applied with piece Of Canton Flannel woIen Cloth,
and dries immediately removing all stains grease and dirt
making your furniture look A. well when II will
resist the action OF hot and cold Wster Beware Of Coun
terfeisi None genuine without john L. Brabyn the
label. Principal Depot - Broadway, New York.
JOHN l.. BRABYN O0.T1
Agents wanted in every Comfy and City throughout the
United States. jan1-3mv
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HUMBUGll HUMBUaIll

DTANo f0RrEs, Tsnsd ana Rs- .zSzzEaszs
Il p4ired ky The an4srsEned Ia . msnBsr ~ 3,
gkat ezEnQs he eqaEisd ~ any other fEneF VI III
Ia hlf ses1ieA q coEnty- Ains Al n II hnses insi
uasnls srpaira4. 11t E.Es
- Ksrisst saiisi.ctl~a risea charge N
os leH a. The sesie SORES ~ Jses DgEoas. James
McciaFs, unioz street. uni = fsoHguy sltenasd %
na1s Z. hoRfoa.
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FOR SALE.

TWO or three oOnvenen, DWELLINGS, near
Il the Public Square. Apply 10 A.A
iebl1 A. v. 8. LINDsLEY. -kl4
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A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on the eana-g2H
n tin Turnpike, adjoining Mr.. Leseurs, one hun-S9S
dred feet iront and two hundred and ten feet deep
Apply to Ifebl1l A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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FOR RENT.

y EOR RENTs -
A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
n south Nashville, including Of Claibor1es -
Apply to Ifebt11 A. v. 8. LINDSLEY. -1a24&
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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM ITS USE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT

dOtE SRh1N6S EAULIlNd chOm ITO UoE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT
DE kind enough, reader to give your attention
ID ment and you viii learn what
The GrRfenberg Health Bitters Are
Good For!
They have been sold by the subscribers IL Tennessee
for years. this great TRUTH they
their possession showing that they have cured and helped
Derangement Of the Digestive Water Brash, Humors,
Depression oiMnd and spirits Costiveness; Jaundces
Oppression after Eating, Flatulency, Rheumatism,
Acid stomach, Female Distractions,
Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Pain In the Side, and
TOPoR OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS,
Reader You appealed tc earnestly. Don't say, "n
Icoud only believe this to be truel have some Of the
above complaints and would take the medicine at
II could only have confidence" 1T is TRUE. Come
then, your mind is irritable dscontented, and gloomy
-ifyo have severe Coc Pains after your food III your
body begins TO waste or your strength to fail your
countenance assumes haggard and sslow aspect,-h
you have difficulty in lying your LETT side,-h your
SKINS dry and shrveed,-if you have appetite weak
and variable, and perhaps entirely desroyed,- your
whole system is anguid especially during the process Of
digestion, II have constant uneasy feeling in the
stomach-why,y you are troubled with INDIGESTION and
these Bers made to Indigestion, and all its at
tendant ills; and while at rst it gently stimulates the
Stomach cleansing removing agents.
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing Morbid VitiAted Humors, beautifying the
face kndlnR life and energy in entire frame; then,
reader, will the world longer look dark and gloomy
longer will your dearest hope be banhed and thrust aside
but with HEALTH AND STRENGTH
The GrRenberg Health BitIers have cone wonders for
Many witnesses ready to testify 10 the statement
above made These RtteTs and all the other GTRenberg
Medicines for sale by every Druggist in in
the State and worthy Of pace every counter
The rice liberal TO Wholesale Dealers, and the Retail
price only csc. there Is there should not be city
town large Blanket where It cannot be found all
over this glorious Union.
MACKENZIE & BECKwITH, Nashville,
Agents for the Grefenberg Company for Tennessee Ala.
bama and Georgia. jan29-u
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

EOkk
THE ST0REH0USE, with good Dwelling at o.
Il tached Market street nearly opposite UDisn,
No. So door nom Wells Drug Store. Apply to sk
febls A. v. s. LIHDSLEY.
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FOR sALE.-HOUSTON'SA ADDITION.
OoME BEAUTIFUL LOTS, on Russell street, at thsGA
- corner Of Oak street, In thia Addition. Apply 20
seblI A. v. s. LfNDSLE1.
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FOR SALE.

OF No. 1O1 In shelbys Addition, on WoodlandGA
IL street, Of the hAndsomest In the whole Ad IS
dition. Apply to
febiS A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
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Rich Schemes for February, 1851.
II. FRANCE & CO, Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.

TO be drawn In Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, Peb 81 1857
Drawn under the superintendence OF the State Com
missioner.
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LaYergns Steam Mills Coz Sale

Lavergne steam Mills ror oaio.
THE undssu gned wishing devote his tine 70 his
Farm osTs this valuable property for sale, apon very
favorable terms
There s saw setsof Runners IN complete work
ing order and every thing eonyed In the best possible
nannerf0T conveulence.
In point Of locality 10 being within
Of the Railroad Is miles fro Nashville and in of the
richest sections 10 Middle Tennessee Any wishing
o bay ls respectfully invited 20 call AID examine.
eel residence with the Ais HdesTsd, Which
and desirable property. IhaTe also tHo or thrsc No.
1 hals-TeaEs and Wagons ior sale.
aa INO. HILL.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPLENDID PROPERTY EOIS SAbb.
Will sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property my Sligo Tract; embracing about twelve hun
dred acres OF Land Tavern Hous, Store, Warehouse,
Turupike Road and Ferry across Caney Fork River.
There are about hundred and twenty6Ve acres Of
rich Caosy Fork bottom Land cleared and in cultivation.
The bance unusually well timbered, aud part oft is
yery rich ani up quarry Of very good Marble.
The C,1ey Fork river navgabe this point for SIX
months Of the year and the location Is excellent for
selling salt Iroa Dry Goods &c The Tavern stand is
f The st between Nashville and Knoxville. The toll
te and ferry are continual ofncome, and taken
sersther this Of the desirable pieces Of pro-
per;y for the price asked in Tennesse.
Thoss wishing bay exchange would do wei 70 call on
r,s f,rthvth A. L. DAVIS
deeia-tf O. g. Packet Offre.
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ALL PRIZES.

~ Each and every Ticket in this Lottery VIII be
Prize, for all those tickets without drawn NUMBER are
each entitled to a Pye Dollar Prize "A
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ountry by surprise il on the cards) and enable him
TO do his work, and TO pay OF claimants for compen
sation who are springng up all over the world and
either to carry on war or TO negotiate fresh peace.
But there is something for Ministers to dread
The Chinese are obstinate against the expectation Of
political news, but they encourage the importation
OF IT, and there is probably no employment at pre-
sent so delightful TO Yeh az difdsing the intelli
gence ofthe sepoy mutiny BY all accounts, the
effect OF the Indian news on the Chinese temper il
evident in the renovated insolence OF the enemy,
who has entered into war OF bullying with us The
case always difficult one in the eyes OF all but the
Bowrings and their patrons, is now 30 serious that
silence has become inexcusabe. Lord Palmerston
will be wise to let us know the whole at once. If
not, we shall be compelled to let him know more
than will please him of the position ne stands in We
English are not ungenerous, nor apt to harp upon
past faults and errors but we are Disguised at ca
olery and concealment and be sufficiently FESTIVE
when such treatment In attempted. We will do our
best in the Chinese difficulty if appealed to frankly;
but the minister who drives off unpleasant disclo-
sures TO the last moment, or denies evils because
they mortify his compacency, has nothing to hope
for from us. He courts disgrace, and not hand
will be put out to avert il.
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News from Australia.

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP EMEU-wRECK OF THE
SHIP DUNBAR-GREAT LOSS or LIFE
BY way of England we have advices from Austria.
lia, dated at Sydney 18th and Melbourne 18th of
September
The Emeu, which brought the news to Suez, had
10000 in gold on freight, and 81 passengers
At midnight OF the 10th October she grounded on
q coral patch near Under Dubb, $40 miles from Sucz
and on the 3lst, after much exerton, she was en-
abed to proceed on her voyage. The Emeu was
very fast vessel and up to the period OF her striking
appeared to have been in advance of her time. She
belongs to the Cunard Company, but is chartered
to the European and Australian Steam Packet Com
pany.
WRECK OF THE SHIP DUNBAR, AND GREAT LOSS OF
LIFE.
The report of the loss of the Dunbar, az already
announced, was reported in several Geographic
dispatches received from Marseilles. The ship was
on her voyage from London to Sydney, New South
Wales, with about l40 passengers, all OF whom are
lost, together with her crew, excepting only one
seaman, named johnson.
The Dunbar was comparatively new vessel
having been built in Sunderlanfin 1854 and
classed in that year for thirteen years at Lloyds
Mr. Duncan Dunbar, and regist1l ,l67 TONS Her
cargo ii lis stated, was insured for about $50 900.
The following4s list of her passenger
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Peek Mr.. Downey Mr.. and Mrs.
M'Qa4L, Mr. James, two Misses Hunt, Mr. simmons Mr..
+. Seven, Mr. 4 Myne and party; Capt seane, R.N.,
Tr0ughn ~
Intermediate-SNrs DcbeD, John Berry, MIS- Graham,
Vim. Bynon, JofH Holl, Mr. and Mrs. Clark and two
children Mr. and Mrs Saint Mrs. Brown and child Mrs
Anpaa and three children, w. Wiesncr, Ed Hill aad Vim.
Beach Mr. and Mrs Healing and three children, NJ and
Mrs. Strange
F The Australian and Ne,c Zealand Gasettss pub
fishes list as below, differing somewhat from tie
foregoing
Chief Cabin-Mr and Mrs A. Meyer and six children,
Miss j. Wake Mr. and Mrs. X Waller and six children,
Miss s. FothorRill Miss King Mr. Troughton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mylne, Misses A. and +. Myne Mr.. A. ID. James,
Mr. f. Tndal Mr. c. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs Cuhnac, Mrs
Egan son and daughter, Mr.. simmons, Mr.. MQuoid Mr..
and Mrs Peek, Mr. Downey, Misses Hunt (2) Mr. Ievcn,
Miss Logan and two Masters Logan, and Mr. Cuthbert
Inermediate-Mrs Debell, Mrs j. Berry, Miss Graham,
Messrs. W Byron j. Holl, Wiesmer, +. HILL w. Beach;
Mr. and Mrs Clark and two children, Mr. and Mrs Saint
Mrs Brown and child Mrs AMMAN and three Children Mr.
and Mrs Healing and three children, and Mr. and Mrs
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eases beng called on to tender the sovereigns BY
hundreds. The Edinburgh branch of the CITY Of
eiisgow and its savings bank, sub-ofice however,
nad 70 snccumb about IL o'clock and close their
doors TO which the following notice was Affixed
IN consequence OF the excessive demand gold at the
Aead once and branches the directors have deemed IL
prudent to suspend payment for the present. with the
view Of resuming shortly.
ms bank had certainly been one Of the severest
sufferers from the panic, run having been made
spon II, both here and in Glasgow, all yesterday,
not few Glasgow depositors who had been unable
70 obtain access to the Office there yesterday having
come TO Edinburgh this morning to seek their
money here. At the sub-ofice all the morning there
was great crowd of the smaller depositors, and
severe crushing and squeezing took place about the
doors. One unusual drawback to those doing bust
Ness to-day was the almost invarable refusal of the
banks to cash any but their notes, and the in
convenience was further heightened by the refusal of
many individuals to accept the notes of any of the
banks having connections in Glasgow. On the
ether hand, however, several shops had placards in
Aheir windows, offering full value to purchasers for
Western or any other notes.
In connection with the panic may be mentioned
the departure from Edinburg Castle yesterday eUen
ING OF seren officers and 22O men Of the Rifle Bri
gade to strengthen the present rery ,ceak garrison
~ Giasgo,c. To-day detachment Of Lancers left
Petrshiu barracks here for Hamilton, to reinforce
tAs troop lying there, and to be Uithin hail Of Glas
gOao If required.
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We have news from China, dated at Shanghae 10th
and Kong Hong 25th of September, telegraphed
from Alexandria To London.
II reads:-Tbere has been violent typoon in the
China Seas, attended with great loss of shipping;
also serious damage ashore especially in and around
Foochow.
The Russian Plenipotentiary had called at Shang.
haze after having visited the Peho and had returned
mission which he had Forwarded 70 Pekin.
Exchange NJ Hong Kong, As Id 81 IS.
At Shanghae black teas continued firm; the mar.
ket for raw silt'NAs quiet.
Exchange a. IA. Ia I'd
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CrRTcrs PHYSICAL PHENossSos.-A YorNg
Mas srprcK DkH, DvsB aNp BtINp.-Ansel Bowen, a
young man residing in Westerly, r. T. the subject u
. curious physical phenomenon short time since ON
The 2eth q October having business to transact
another village short distance from Westerly he
proceeding TO transact H. and before entering the place
while walking along by the road side he suddenly felt ~
though dark cloud was passing athwsri his face, AMI
We next instant he was stricken entirely blind 10 mo
ment more he loe the Of hs speech tha ~ All Ms