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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

LIME-Rocklsnd Is IN good demand but prices n0mina
in the absepce OF receipts.
LEAD-We notice q sale, omitted yesterday OF go tuns
equal sc & time with interest sdded partly for
export. e,-o -,
MOLAssHS 10 suie and Gather heavy sales OF 10 bbs
New Orleans AZ T5976e and some Cuba Clsyed a. &c
NAVAL STORkS-0wng TO adverse winds the receipts are
frsnnart md the msket pArtAAes q haoysGt eeng
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05

prepared Tor the suppression of lawlessness? l
nave noteome here TO empower assaults upon your
ponce, ont to protect them, and iuvigorate every
arm that VIII De sincerely extended in behalf Of in
9itlouai security and constitutional liberty And
reel tnat 1t is circumstance Of lust modification
that State Executive who has repaired to a citv
IA "nieh the press has not heststed to declare that
the recent ELECTION was ''mockeryp from the in
uhloation to voters, should be asked by its muni-
cipai head to furnish him with "any reliable evil
dence upon which can legally act, of a combina-
ton on the part of any of our citizens to obstruct
the laws at the coming election"
Is there no such thing as fact? Does the spirit
OF party blind municipal officers to that condition
of things which oil fair minded citizens recognize
Are there not daily and nightly murders?
1t Is TO be deeply regretted that we should beIat
all separated In the performance of our duties for
ensuring to the citizen his legal rights which vo-
lence mas thus over-aWed, and that YOU decline 10
Recognize any joint administration of the affairs
OF THIS city" when tender you the Executive Co
operation. This fearful responsibility you have
'aken' believe that Just minded community
VIII severely crnsure this false iDdepeDdeney as not
consistent with relative official positions, OF
consonant with that spirit of union which should
unite all good men against the bad aud lawess. But
| however this may be, l announce to you respect
FULLY that shall nevertheless see that the Law:
power.
feel assured that this community and the State
VIII see IN this conduct spirit of intrusive IN
reference, but rather that imperative duty which
! they have a right to expect.
Entertaining none but the most friendly feelings
to yourself personally, and desiring that successful
administration by you of your civil duties which
will rebound to the credit of the city and State,
| again renew my solicitation for your cheerful co
| operation with the Executive and hope that, on
revision of your opinion, you will not see any de
rogatorY subordiration which will prevent you, a
the municipal head of this city, from uniting in
harmonious effort to assert the supremacy of tbs
laws. Very respectfully, your OBJ dent servant,
T. WATKINS LIGoN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
Spectators and Capitalists.

This bit will t other attitudes than that OF Paris
IA "good thing" OF Partisan galiH (urchin,
loafer boy. Ii is lively, energetic, characteristic
and was effective.
Two gentlemen we're chatting on the Boulevard.
One was a great SPECTATOR, developing the plan OF
q magnificent project, the other dazzlsd capital
list, ready to snap at the bait he hesisated little,
but just yielding, merely making few oblee-
tions for conscience sake.
Near these two paused 4 couple of youngsters OF
ten or twelve years. They were looking into a
tobacco chop close by, and one cries out to the
other:
''By the piperl I'd ike 10 smoke a sous worth
Of tobaccoi"
'sWeI," said the other, buy 3 sous WORTH
"Ahl as luck will have is, havn't the SOU
"Hoid on. I've got two sous"
.sFhat's the tiekrtl just the thing-One for the
pipe and one for the tobacco"
''Oh, yesl but what am 70 dor
"YOul Oil yOa EAaH Be tss stOekAOlder, yOU
can spit"
Il was a dash Of light. The capitalist thrust
his hands into his pocket aud d. The speculation
cast furious look al the tSe urehins and turned
down the street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
GOV. JogNsoN,s vALEDICroRY.
Gentlemen of the Senate, of Che HOUSE Of
ReDresentaEives and FeIIO0 Citizen

Gentlemen Of the Senate, OF she I7oHsS q
Representatives., and FeltOIO. Citizens;
It has now been four years since my inauguration
az Governor of the State, embracing two guberna-
togial terms I entered upon the duties OF the Oh
fee with firm and fixed resolution to perform
every obligation imposed on me by law ana the
Constitution And notwithstanding there mas oeeu
much difficulty snd many perplexing questions nave
arisen during my administration OF the state gov
eminent, yet, have the proud and conscious sat
sfaction to believe that they have been disposed OF
in such manner as will conduce to the solid ad-
vancement of the best interest of the State: WIZ
therefore, without further remark in regard to my
own administration, submit all my oh1elal acts 70
the Judgment of free and unbiased people.
In retiring from the Office now hold, permit me
to tender to you, and through you, to my fellow
citizens throu ghout the State, my profound thanks
and grateful acknowledgements of their continued
confidence and support of me as public man.
On leaving my present position, aud IN assuming
the new one which has been assigned me by the
sovereign people of the State, through their hon
ored representatives, I give no other or higher
guarantee for my future course touching the COM
mon veal than my past public life, and "ll enter
| upon the duties OF the Office with hrm ana una-
teraDle determination to do my duty In compliance
with those iudissoluble ties, which bind me to an
/ honest and coufiding constituency in accordance
| with the requirement. of the Constitution OF my
J country, to the people of the whole Union.
It is with pleasure and full confidence that now
! pass to nay respected and worthy successor the
| ermne of State pure and unsullied as it was when
transmitted to me by my distinguished predecessor,
and in doieg so, tender with it, my sincere prayer
to the Giver of all good, for the faithful and sue
eessful administrations Of the State government,
during his gubernatorol term, and that HIS divine
presence and blessings may be with and rest upon
/ this favored people in all time to come.
am no longer Governor of the State of Tennes
see and as before stated, pass the ermine to my
honored and worthy successor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE
SENATE.
NA7'' "A H'
WEDNESDAY, Nov. <, 1857.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. &, 1857
Mr.. Menees, a bill to amend the charter Of the
Edgefeld Kentucky Railroad Company. Passed
and referred.
Mr.. Ross, bill for the convenience and accom-
commodation OF the people, investing Magistrates
with certain powers, now in the Circuit Court
Passed and referred.
Mr.. HeiskeH, bill TO procure reports and books
for the Supreme Court. Passed.
Resolution in regard to printing Acts was Feferr'
ed to Printing Committee.
HOUSE BILLS THIRD READING.
House bill to prevent useless expense in appeals
and wits Of error. Passed.
Granting administration in certain cases. Read
third time; amended and passed.
Mr.. Davis, from the om1itt2e on Judiciary. re
ported bill in lieu of Senate bill, to make the
burning of an clubhouse by.a slave capital felony.
Placed on the Calendar.
House BILLS ON TIRsT READING.
For the benefit of securities in certain cases
Passe l..
For the benefit of the W & c. and W. & A
Railroad Companies, and all lateral and main trunk
roads. Passed.
house resOlutution to raise joint committee, tC
! report law reform bill, read, and prolonged
discussion ensued. Messrs. Davis and Mcconnell
! opposing it and Mr.. Whitthorne advocating it
Without taking question Senate adjourned to q
Pm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
Mayors OFFICE, CRY HALL,

TO HIS Ercellency, Z: Watkins Lyon, Governor
of Maryland:
SIR: have had the honor to receive your let
ter of yesterdays date, by the hands of your Sec
rotary.
feel no disposition to discuss the relative pow.
ers of your Office and mine or the other points re
feTred to in your letter.
Your Excelency has thought proper to visit this
city, and upon representations which you have
deemed sufficient, to place its inhabitants under
military supervision. The responsibility is with
your Excelency.
In the exercise of my functions, shall be gov
erned by the authority of law and, trust, by the
support of the entire community. With great re-
spect, have the honor to be, your obedient SER
want, tSigned
THOMAS SWAMI, Mayor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
The County Judge Law Repealed.

The House of Representatives yesterday
passed the Senate bill repeating the law
creating the Office of County Judge. The
large vote by which this, to our mind, just
and proper law was repealed, So to II,
shows that it met with very little favor
among the people throughout the State
This is an evidence of how difficult it is for
communities as well as individuals, to give
up old ideas and cast off old habits.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05

The Prince de JolnviIe is on a visit at Constan-
tinople with the Princess, says Paris letter, and
the French journal of that city makes the singular
announcement that as soon as the French Minister,
NJ. Tbouvenel, knew of the presence of the Prince
in the city, he sent word to the Turkish Govern
ment that any attentions paid by the Government
to the Prince, during his stay in the city, would
be considered as if paid TO the French nation. II
this be true We are permitted to suppose that Louis
Nspoleons hatred TO the Orleans family is at last
giving away.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
Death of VIM. E. west.

WM. E. WEST, the artist, died in this city
last Monday, and was buried the day following.
His brother artists participated ia the funeral
ceremonies, and adopted the appropriate res
olutions which are subjoined:
At a meeting of the Artists of this city, held ia
the Studio of W. B. Cooper, Egg, Nov. Sd, 1857,
TO take into consideration measures for showing
proper respect to the memory Of the late VIM. E.
West, EGG, il was
Resolved, That, while We uekBowledge the dis
pensation of Providence, in removing our Brother
in Art from amongst US. We cannot but deplore the
loss Of so eminent member of the profession.
Res0lred, That we tender to his surviving rela-
ves our heartfelt symparhies in this their sad be-
resvement.
Resolved, That We, as Lass tribute, follow, 10 a
BODY, his remains TO their last resting place.
Rssolusd, That copy Of these resolutions be
communicated to the Brothers aud family Of the
deceased.
w. B. Cooper, J. W. Dodge
G Durv. W. Thurston Black
G r. Striek, VIM. Cooper,
Charles Guila.
NASHVILLE, TEES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05

s-F- We suppose that most people just at
nresent are sufficiently penelrAled with the
inheritance Of living within their incomes. Il
NAV not be inappropriate % remind our read
ers' however, that, next 10 the eloquent voice
Of the panic, the sOnofous tones OF Ar. Mic
awber have most sividly enforced this pre-
eioas injunction. My other piece OF sdviee,
lid ,hs immortal Wilkins 20 Copperfsld, ''you
know. Annual incnus-twenty pounds. An
mai xpendifure-nineteeu, niueteen six re-
sult- happiness. Annual Income twenty
boards. Annual xPsnditnre-twenty pounds
aupht and SIX resait-mlseFy. The blossom Is
blighted: the leaf Is WitheFed The god Of day
goes down upon the drsary scene, and, 10
short, Won are forever aoored."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
NOTICE.
Installation OF PARTNERsHIp

I'VE PartagThlP herstoi9rs existing between Aaron
slrseh and Horace ?. PEGS, auder TIE ARA aEd -
o. Stretch Peek this day isoed By mutual consent
A. Strefea having bought cat ne en- ire aterss Of rs
partner IN hereafter the Drug bnsncss Ia his
eHu uaue hs ld slaud corner Of Union and College
streets and Is alone authorised ne Of the 1r
Ia sstt- eneut- AARON arkhlEH-
NASHVILLE, Nov. SIS a.. T. PEOE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
AFTERNOON Session.

The Senate continued the discussion of House
resolutions in relation to Law Reform. The reso-
luton, nj lieu offered by Mr.. Davis, adopted.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To authorize constables to serve subpenas, &c,
in certain cases. Passed.
To establish Chaneery Court at huntsville.
Passed.
To incorporate the Memphis and New Orleans
Telegraph Company. Passed.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Friday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
TIE LIFE OF a GREAT ORATOR
s. 6. PrentisS, of mississippi.

w =, KERRY & co. have on sale
THE LIFE OF 5. S. PRENTISs. Edited by his Brother
vo s. 12mo.
Next to Patrick Henry, 3 s. Prentss was the creates
natural orator that has appeared in this country.
Dazzling wit keen sareasm apt illustrations, and brian
figures Of speech poured prousion from his lPs-oorn
on torrent Of feeling which irresisbly carried ava
whatever audience he addressed.
W. r. BERRY q 90. hav c also Oh sale
WIRT.s LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY. vol.
GARLAND'S LIFE or JOHN RANDOLPH.
NAPsHAIL's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
MO0RF,S LIFE OF SHERIDAN. oetl4.
BALDWIN'S FLUSH TINES IN ALABAMA AND MIS-
sISsIPPT.
BALDWIN's PARTY LEADERS. Being Sketches
JeGerson Hamilton, Jackson, CLAY, &C. octl4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05

~ The new steamer Vanderbilt took OCT
lrOu New York, on Saturday, nearly ooO passen-
PER. The Atlantic vas going out with only tWen
~, The New York Times sscrioes this differences
90 the reduction Of tie price II passage BY tie
Vanderbilt The Collins line, Niih the GoVetn-
ment monopoly Of The mails, cannot compare Hith
the other line.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
EtoHsEN FOIt SAFE.
RON RENT.

n HkVE splendid pair OF n AroH 40 SsEs. 0ne busBl
d ana -sdIr and No. wagon no" e, for taie a. th
Up 4 Up stable cheap for ca b % good payer.
ostzs-lW. }. CRAM Agent
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST.

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Sheriff's SaIe.

DY yirtne Of order 81 sale directed from ne
ID clerk u the rcut Ceurt % pavdsca eoaaEy seps
ielser terra, 1891, he sat Ct 7. HEHan "a D. &.
ltumreE atlaehfnsu viii the iith Of tha preaat
nouh osf foF sale highest hesef ts saEe koaa
teilFslt, HarEet street In kash ie variety
Groceries and nrGsciss USUALLY kcps f4niiy srocsrF
aaa sEnaFy asleea 81 FuEuare sale camasnse a. 10
oeacK. joan X EDauNnsoS sheria.
noTl-asd. ~ a. Ii. CAMPBELL, b. r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate bill to change the line between the coun.
ties of Washington aud Carter, and also to change
the line between the counties of Lincoln aud Mar
shall rejected.
Several Senate bills passed the second time.
Mr.. White, of Knox, presented the report of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Knoxville, which was
received, and 1000 copies ordered printed.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
The Oonnicts Of EnthoritH in RaIrimore

The Conflicts of authority in Baltimore.
republish from the Baltimore american
the conclusion of the correspondence be-
tween Gov. LIGON and Mayor SWAMI. The
action of the Governor appears to have
been entirely uncalled for, and prompted by
few of the sham democratic partizans of
the city. 1t stirred up considerable excite
ment, and if the determination to which he
arrived, of placing Baltimore under the
surveillance of the military on the day of
election, had been persisted in, might have
resulted most dsaStrously. 1t is we'll that
Gov. LIGON has thought it expedient to re-
trace his steps and withdraw his proclama-
ton, as has been announced by telegraph.
The Mayor, previous to the unwise and i'm
polite interference of the chief Executive,
had made ample arrangements to assert the
authority of the law and to maintain peace,
and it was proper that the lesson to be
taught the rowdies and rascals who have
heretofore brought reproach upon the city
should come from the proper quarter, thai
the city government should be permitted
without the Intervention of outsiders, t.
Vindicate itself, and to punish the disc
bedient and law-defying. We trust Mayor
Swami and the police of Baltimore will
now do this most effectively:
From the Baltimore American, Oct. 80.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN GOV. LIGoN AND
..... MAYOR SWAMI.
BAREUM's HoTEL,
Baltimore, October %, 1887.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05

EW- Mr.. Tackerman relates that, before haeap-
lays history appeared. bis rival critical essaJiss.
Carlyle, Ia reply 70 an inquiry shat his opinion
might be Of the lllasrIous B4bington, said: "bFi-
liant commonplace, sir, foe on tssu shining
TiuerF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
MnuNI VERNON RESIGNATION.

Address vii be delivered for The benedt Of this As
y ISOLATION on SATURDAY TN NOVEMBER, 1851, 70
commence at p. NJ, the MeKendrec Church by EIoH
AED OWEE, 81. ". subject: "H0aor 70 ne 4Aasf t0Hs
Dead"
Admittanee IS cents.
Tlckef $50 be bad ~ the door.
The proceeds u this Lecture and those which follow
be applied the purchase q Mount Vernon The
grave and home Of Warrington. nog4-td.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
PaDer Reduced.

LyROM and AFTER the 1st December, viii reduce the
i price OF paper from 20 10 cent for cash. and TO
all my regular prompt and should necessity
arise fora stnl further Tefuc ion, viii make Is.
Rags reduced cents, en- by my card above
they be delivered store room free Of dray
age, and and silks and subj ect 20 deuo-
II We occasionally receive some very md nerent
street rags they must subject Classification the
any other merchandise and be paid for accordingly
nov2-2W UBAa W. s. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05

TWO neat Dwelling HOnses, -uauaer street, south
i d Broad for the ensuing year; ereh containing
Roos bsies Kitchen aad saFvants' Room; uith sable,
Carriase Hoass. &c. Apply % /. d. hAKER.
Nashville .Oct y - tf ~ Planter Rank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
8 600, o 90
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
H. q. French 81 Son.

nN TUESDAY, Nov EN- Der 1 O. will offer for sale
~ in front Of warehouse, Clark street. al 10 o.
clock the following articles, of which desire 70
close without reserve, viz:
80 hhds sugaT from fair TO 10 doz Painted Buet cts;
prime 500 reams Wrapping p sper;
100 bags n o. and Baltimore % I bl- Dom. Brr ndy;
Coffee: Is bills Holland Gin.
1000 kegs Nails choice BIRDS; 90 Julius sm tbs Old
SEQ boxes star Candl es full Reserve whisky;
weight. On cases Matches.
1000 bbis Whisky, various leo boxes Corn Starch;
brands: 100 " Wheaton Starch
100 bxs Tobacco: 100 " Cheroot Cigars;
J. SKIS coarse and hne Salt; 100 " TaloW Candles,
10000 Cigars, assd brands; so Backing large aud
$50 bxE Gue Brandy; small.
$50 doz Brooms
With other articles in the grocery line too 70
mention nov s. H. s. FRENCH 4 SON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
Mayor Of Baltimore:

SIR:-I have Just received your reply to my let
ter of yesterday aud beg TO say that your views Of
our respective powers and duties do not accord with
my own.
Clothed with the authority to see that the laws
are executed throughout the entire State, | cannot
comprehend how the city of Baltimore or its Mayor
recognizes no "subordnation" to the State EXecu-
tive. His power is created by the constitution;
that orgauic instrument also defines his duties.
Has the Mayor of Baltimore any co ordin tie posi-
ton in that charter; not bis authority and that
Of bis city the mere endOwments of ordinary legis-
latiOn?
/ am mortified aud panied to notice that spirit in
q municipal agent Of government, which If gener-
ally adopted, would sBbvert the whole theory Of
our Institutions and end 10 Jealous rivalres among
the chain OF officials.
Under your view, it would seem that any officer
of a municipality elected by the people became by
that circumstance subordinate to 10 one, and only
accountable ''to them for the manner ia which be
''discharged" his trust"
will Dot now indulge in any protracted refnta
ton Of an error which must rather be the groWta
of official sensibilty than Of mistaken conceptions
of Constitutional position. The natural seqael OF
such error is the further implication that my
powers and duties are TO be initiated into activity
by the discretion OF municipal subordinates. Do
you thus await the application of your subordi-
mates? II not, whyY Simply because you
sworn 70 sec the lave executed aud whilst In gen
eral YOU con6de ia the fulflment Of their duties,
you sun hoid 10 ressE'e t1o7s powers OF suPerst-
sion. which are made necessary by tie fact thai
these subordinates nay not recognize their osn
defaults and their serious bearing on the general
welfare.
Is not the city filled with clubs OF lawless Snd
violent psrtzans, whose very HPPeiatives orandish
defiance al order, and make tie peaeeaoe prefer TO
surrender rights rather than claim them q. tes risk
OF fey Sir Is there no law aud 20 authority some
where 70 curb the one class and shield the ot2sfs
II the ordinary civil power Of the city : lnsuncent
what is he inevitable dedHedoni Is Il nos better
tnat you should admit its Il . quacy, and De eordi-
ally grateful that the Constitution supplied other
powers, aud permitted Tor your aid that EEseetvo
20 interfere VINO has not been At ali complicated IN
past animosities2
You mention "a your communication thss one OF
your pole men murdered" 1t the recent eee-
tloa. What guarantee Is there that similar oc-
surrene may OF happen again at she approaching
election, unIsss m.re adequate arrangements aEs