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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY &c. 1851.

we have the identical name "rho npou," emoaznrsn IN
letters OF living light upon ensign ono hun9red iss'
long sire aiming from lofty flagstaff over the main oud
ing and every body ooncurs with the admirable Madame
Toodles that II" ia very handy N have him Aoout the
bouee Al Daniel Wehehr declared from ne top OF
Bunker Hill monument "long may ne wsve-over the
land snd the sa-hang the rising and greeting the set,
ting tpn, 2! mbo apo signal Of our coantrys prosper
ty" Is WELL too that NJ Buchanan should kaow mat
Ihonr epdorses HI. Kansas policy out andout auh
gays that the NKw York HERALD has out right amer
ALL right and sound and strong, and that every sensible
man in New Jersey from Commodore Stockton down,
eoes With the HERALD for Gov. Walker and the admits
tra'ioD, mir gers niggers
In ibe course Of few days more Judging nom the ar
rivals OF the last few days. shall be pretty well filed,
and in foil bHt-nusc, dancir ana all We have three
boats daily 10 and from New York. (sec ndvsrt ements
but their respective charges for the trio, each wayone
being ten cents another s~entv q cents and another
ihirtyit would be waste OF line 10 explain Travel.
leYs are at iperlY 10 choose for then,se Ives
number OF fshhswks ering over the breakers
acro's the peninsula boy reports "scool o. bluehsh
az the csu'e The fishermen on the qasi niue pney
had regular p ,ee their blueash the other day for
seven mle- along the seashore We must jim the Usher
Even the ladies' calling for the boats Bon o.vi
II is true. Allah Masballshl "God made the country,
and man made the town"
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30 ,or G. 70 Triton Dorpin of and ~ days IRON New Bsdosd
"r ino''h ofeAn' spoken. &c.
shin Grey Oak from ovt for Jadis jrsr lat Ou
centre s.S Was pas, cd july l. lat s'1s, lon IS
Foreign Ports.
I! Sass 4hs sss % @
M.I.c.nO Jul, g In pcr sch, Pilots Bride Place "a
brig ssn,a Glar., inDswooa Nyors a.
suy s yof ID, X KING Bird Brown
for Uarhsgens 9Th; sutton 10y t1r DO 9Th
banks Lucy rrapses j sss sls be,spor Hyah tnsw, Of
.ss IL" ssss s sssn Sols
SS% Hitler Hitler r!e x.r and oy. seaFyr- psp "a
hopsr s.s.op salria Or v9.t Combs; ss.sspsdsn.
IzsS .aa Has fli.nS ns 'S, raaby AZ
bar Hshs Ss..sgSs son ssSi I SS
ssss frou, ssspsrt 6d S.rss : s,d wss,Sn, -
and omOs nrs
Hsvsnsr, Poiadepha; rsnst Davis from ,sguasl.
ssHr s ssTs
lors; .ssy VIM u" Ga f1 crs6mas Do V'""
EAsr MAolIss Jsly s-At aecnor of Round L SS.
Phi July ssosdss, SYors
FALL. kivER, July 2sArr hrs Sabine, simmons Sex'
dsIph's Chsmpics Yo,s Port Exen ra.s 2 s.,a Yorl,
EoaaETowS 50, Jul si-sr BARK India. do 20; Ga
HiGHIASD LIGHT July "a $50 PM-Passi-s in. sohr
Ro euesth
HAhFFoRD July "a arr schrs shaddlch, Williams and
Vim rolJ en- Reynef, Pniadelphia SD sbr Delaware,
JAcRsONvILLr July u-.r brigs Lady o, the Lake.
Tbbes TIL l3th Josephine Shut ltnor-; 7th, ho.se
RATE Huntington, crk ''ov Newell Bennett,
Havapa
OHFsBORO July l5-Arr schr Tangent oiucmer
NEW HAVEN July 'A,lf bark Marava, tjriho, WORK.
senrs JnN b Holmes and n hsniel do
MAuHIAS July 10 I'D bark Pr Maron Rio JAnefros
l4h schys New Church, SYork sa Mary Ann,
sswy,r do port l9th WIND, brig Nstbsn Fogsry,
INV LONDON July s3-Arr schrs Texas, Chsmplin and
Chief Cbs pn kore ich FOR Port ven; Tnsnes Even.
Even for Norwich JRo Calhoun hnckey Albany iox
NEW BEDFORD July A-Ar ,rg Alex ai iken Swift
Daen Ca schr NJ sea- Kelly Albany sid IAth, James
| LUG, Perry, Philsdel pha
NANTUCKET July 2lArr schrs Caroline Hail. Phlladel.
| phia: Ranger CUS) Hsrnn.r from n cruise
| PROVIDENCE, July - stsam'r Pelican, AIdrch.
ESurk brig Alston Nick Bangor (see Mi) Old bark
Henry, Wilson. ork SD scnrS Rra ara, DO xdch;
Bus Vista Potter; John Fofd fupper aud heston,
Ryan Pbiadephs; Shops Bowen Ha lock. and home.
taPR0ViKCEJo OWN July i7-Arr Rover, Boston
fer Albany Watson do fer Phiad rlph'n (spd al sid loth)
2lh. Glass Blower Phisdepnis 2st North Wind, Higgins,
NYoIk
PORTLAND, Jelly % arr 'chr Georgia Balm Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, July 23Arr schrs Oriental. Chase. Phila
| De phia; Golden Rule, Bullork sYork.
| Ceyion JACKSON do ish MARTA Moron 90; Amsricaz
Chief Presley do for Bangor Nothing Sid during he week.
sALSw. July zeArr orig Susan Duncan. sawyer, Phils
dephia for Portland chrs ocesn Wave Vesze thnaiepha
sEAksPoKT july iS-Arr bark John Carver Nichols. -
sTNros, July 2~srd sca-s Eoscu.. Staples and RoS
ke Philips, NYork 2sd Charles coleman and Whistler
| wAsRE July as-sld schr vern'Ion Avery NYoyk.
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CEchet.
or. GEORGE VERSUS NEW yoRr.


The n'st game OF = home and home match was played
between the above crack clubs II WAS commenced on
Wednesday, and finished on Friday, ansr some n.errup
ton from the RAIN 10 favor Of the st. Georges Club sho
the game In innings and thirty spare
will DO that Hose well known crckesers Gibo es
Bingham, Earnshav and Bailey, did not play on the sid
OF 81 George the nt two being absent Europe add the
lmt tvo unable 10 attend Most Of the players both
sid1s In this match the Who have figured mi
lar occa,ons for the last few years tho fact sho wing
pretty plainly that cricketes such veterans and
ths, they forever being likely be rotated
out OF Office by the cricket ball other
fWe they beo veterans have opportunity Of re-
turing on their anres BY too core proximity
ball The only charge on the Nes FORK side the al
dhon Of Oossley, Of Philadelphia, their ne~y epesged
professional niicketsr and q Mr. Hsmiu, a gen ieman
crcketer from EoGlsnd and ur Bsshf1sd ve'v pretty
crckeier (sn Ameri,an from the Yonkers Club The sddi
ton tne st Georges side Mr. lang formerly Of
aud wicket keeper OF the present day. Mr. wheatlcgh,
another koglish crcketer and strong addition
10 the 81 6eorge's eide; and Comery, the celebraed
crcketer bowler OF the 81 Georges club also made
these cricketers, az well by Vyse, H. Wright, Burnett
sDo CoDereve added largely the interest OF game
and deservedy merited the encomiums which ere be.
slowed upon the players for the scientific st In vh Oh
one eide, and Comey and & wrieh, the other, was
very enccve, Cuyp taking the palm Tho delding %
both soes wS ars ras and no could be obtained
by The dragon saysrs from such bowling ~ Cuyps or
,uch aedrg displayed his side, especially vii
bys at long leg II rather surprising This com.
peely deceived the friends Of the New Workers Who
hsve for eime held themselves be the "crcket
Clue Of America but the result Of this match verhes the
oft adaee Of There Is many sp twxt the cup and he
lip"
The following Ia the ,core;-
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lGisceilaneo~s and Disasters.

The United States mall steamship rsgo Capt Lines sailed
yesterday for Southampton and Havre with Id passengers
snd sSsS is7 in specie
BRie CiARrscr. al xsr.eles Bh ins Baltimore hal
oeen IN COLLISION whh spanish vessel and lost part Of
raging.
BRIG ArRuccAsAHCapt Taylor Of brig P.uins a Boe.op
retort-On the I'D lis OF ape Cod SPOKE brig Alrucca
Bah from oeorge'own SC for =, John, bsrp
In contact Ono dse lon IN kck fog rih brig nown
snd lost both toprast and bboom yard IN
Sung NJ lsrbcard boz Stove, but cid Mt leak.
PKre AVE wrrss cot socsand, from sssipor arr below
Posfon Ah Inst, bad be In wi
perhaps the Alruccabsh shovel lo.irs wspri for
and main iopmasi; also has lsrboa bow stove.
BRIG AIIsror. kcHeron. Bangor for natsnxaa he
fore reported into Newport 2st lesky condition
hW subs queny put In Providence dispose her car
NJ lumber and abandon IN. a lear
on the i$h, during heavy wes her.
soHR MARY of New London) Chester from phadeph. for
Boston, With cal went ashore Thursday
\ Of scfuae Lisht and IL full Of wafer
The following liable eives ssummAry OF The gssseis
hsrhors ~ New York. Ro~tnn and ,amore
and At Charleston Savannah. Motive aud Orleans "
The lsf.
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,v,vpru rxrpkCrvp w TEN SECONDS wlrHOUrrHs
.sb.., main M ths paspn' ny my ne~ and orissa PRO
pyscdceS Nv me orly, Dr r q. DURxlN, as osna s~s"
near Varick.
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CLEARED
Steamship Augusta, woodruff savannah-SI. Mitchtn
Steamship Marion, Foster. chareston-spoford rsssoa
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, Ac-Ludlan
ship Enterprise, McLan, Valparaiso and amarket-wm
Ship ssncsss,rT, Pratt New orlesn.@S i sresan
sss b Dina ns.sn
Ear: sns so1 wa
Bal yen.s t, Akin Cu1ssS-BOonen Graves Co.
Park Dora Mckee Rioh%ond-Kibby 4 Mckee
Big Corunesa FabraeAs, Bar ;eona-0alway, Cssado
Brig Union tBr,. Mcclellan. Halifsr-n 4 pewot
R TsSs c0r: pssSs pss
Rr T%es rSnSsy Hand Co.
a ass s fssdetS Es1i Co
sssr acre s,sH a Robins ,v MARIA
sss Sy Fos.i.: Hunter Co
ssS': sS5i s:ss
s,hr Ju.ilna Smith. Bspsor-w 5 Bro
s sSsr erp'f~' en- k so ssSSe s'i'G Derrick
Sch Toward Io,sn, sos,on.s " LewisAco.
sne,esn a ehd ts sss
slOop sa,vssi CoTsin, Proyidence-L kenny
sS Sp seaes." D ea%sa
Steamer sss ssasi sn Psaae
sre,msr Eoriop ssTiew. Phiadeiynis
Steamer Beach Sanders Bosion-J McK..
and AMP 70 WIN md'e
Bail srsSian Br shaw aenoa Is days. with LEAD hides
n.i c.sss aa.sei Iy,e. June passed Gibraltar 18Th
$50 lon IS poke ship Flora Of and from New Yoi
RsIi Bsus Chaplin Howard: New Orleans. u days -.ss
,i,s o. r9usss spoke S,p Asner seson from New Or
WITH bark dbsbricieer from New Orleans FOR New York
Rsrs wsrw'ck Ball. New Orleans IA days, with mdse to
barb jasper Bennett, Charleston. days, with cotton, &c
Brig Emma G.sSl H.es,cop s,y.nni. sssy. With hides.
Nc. vim rs s.rs Nc ia bound lon 10 S exchanged
Brig Barter .sI ;; asrss se Barter C.rdenAs'
Brig s,ls York 3 Jaso de Cuba July with sugar 10,
Brig K,sot 0rcrsea Csnfuegos % days, .th .ur.r,
Rrg Puask. Hahorn, PelsacolA July with lumber to
sSbI Masonic O. Bgchsporo. Perry xAracs'so, Ddays
ssSs "a s1y
;o,. and Al , schr viii l".s q mAnmss, bound y.
sehr Reagan loi Blcksporo. 9rifin Havana, days
VIII sugar e. , sns molss 1911 . s srootnan
scbr II ceare CBr, AIbury. Eleushesa ! day. with
schr sS.ppsd Mount tof Brooshsven, smith, xl-u,hera
bsas ESQ mica saw he %ssci nre Ss.,ea ps,
Sc lying On Der side supposed ship osrs her had
sesr ou-en Of the south m..t, whe-,r Mobile Is days
schr sorh s:si. hor,On, Ch1eson, days. with co,,na
schr Feer mssisO Arnold, charl-ssou. a,ys with
cotton. TO Scranton 4 Tanlan.
Schr y Price, Godfrey WILMINGTON, NC, 6 daya
schr sQures Brohens whzl Norfolk 8 days
kchr q Jay ne, Tyler, Baltimore 4 days.
Schr Presto, ncfghns baltimore, 4 s,a
echr Poiansh Glmsp Rel 'ast Tor Kingston.
Schr Cabot, Ncher,on. bosiop, days
scbr u Canp, kidRer. Portland, u
fcbr Brazos Mich srsop Port and, CT
kloop rprsgus, WAphAm
Slo y Ri ode Island. HUI, Providence. days
Steamer CseSoris. Lsydsld baltimore.
Steamer Bcsson sellew Philadelphia
steamer Chas Osgood. Smith Norw1cn
SAILED
Steamships Arsfo. Hsvre Augusta, Savannah; Marion
tbsrl-son jamestown Norfolk, Ac.
Wind during the cay Sc.
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IaurcHxD-At Harrington Me 9Th inst BY MrZ Allen and
oher beautifully modelled AM bsllt hris M Ia
tons called the Allen and 10 be BY CAPTAIN
Jordan w Hall "'"
Whaiemsn.
Arr Al New Bedford 74h hp Robert Fdva,ss Rsur d..
cifc Talcahusno Map 9Th 100 bbls 40 oil Sent bne
6n bbs ~. ~ WV "''o
kso bark Marsarei sco 10 Wand Indian Ocean Man.
ritus Apfl ~ 81 Helena June - absent not mite tso
yss with ~ hbsip zoo 90 vh OIL and sun lbs bone s.n
home ~ hbls sp o and 1917 bs hone Keports ne, IL lst
lon W erptrierce tremendous gale during which ios
beats &c and few Gays after pichef no several pieces
wrpch and - " he 40. With the ssms-a per
board whr bad belong to bsrs Resles ~ New Lonton
h1ugft mt hey belonged ~ that rapt bee RI NJ
hs Egss stewart NJ IN hat vicinity 70 DAYS snce-rhs
nss pof peer hepfd non since Spote s-rh o Despauon
Clema IT, Wauous ri w,e.s anil n on Foyt Damn
ynnus Imsar Bsrleu al 81 40 vb clara Be Ro,bi,s
hs ~ rp on board (whO few daye previons -
sena Nole NIB, imsp Mssse oit Hsncy, mss l,O 80 Jog
snwen yenney III so Hp Hopn. hrsyton, M sp); I'D
INST N rifles ~ Hloet Island Yonns Fonir and Morni-
sta OF ard from M for Pse,fc oNean
~ Hcnoulp hpril J. Nassau Murdoch, FB ~ihr
% OIL all well, bound a =,
spOhep-July 10 by the jerome Knight at ths' Sbl
Sort' -,
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In theh 'ounuy
From the London News, July
The CreoL-s Demsrara pa er-r.ceved by last mail,
the val Of ,hp from Calcutta sitn 100 i've
les board 1856 favns been thrown OVERHEARD dead
ourrg he The Creok aods ''Tns 10 the third
immigr chip that has arrived vi,hn lev months.
ubdeT circum iapces cslculNed 70 arouse q very
raofal interest rhis the picious that hes
sezsd BY Mr. BARNS 10 suggest thai the regulations
for ing adequats ,daop for coohes board
for hioiiDs Of government 10 indspossd lend "a
vofshle the suggestion Mr. Bsrins appears 10 bs
of opinion that he coes catch cold from not being close
enough packed Equally eel timed NJ Bsrings
aliuson W The expedcpcy OF encouraging Chinese i'm nj
srson Int Goispa- while the norrors OF the John
alvin FREE n In all memsries. There whom
experience Drive IN rel'pqusb . crvtcbet Inc
The oisasu Gus Gladstone experiment aftsr appear.
ipg 10 work better for a hrief Interval, u has
sgsp become o ~ suffering rti ar. Bariog
siss m believing bles.ef ann humane experiment
Even M Barring, bowever shrnks w. patron,z Dg the
fevvs Of the eat African slave trade under
FOR Ibis thank him. though we must confess that hs
epuncaoD Of the importation negroes panied
Bindoo. irre,stiby reminds Of old Joe siller
cry humane gentleman proposed once UPON time 10 dis
pense In chimney cleaning Nth the use o. climbing bows
He ID opposed goose IN cord, draw u hu,ter
inf up the chimney "Thsi," remarked OF his
ors "woul1 be crpel 10 the goose" "Very uue" sd
mitss our candid phlsn'hrops "bui two ducks will do
Al we'll"
The sSpespo~e a. ~ inns Of the 7th Of Nay says
Captain Ballard Of the American BARK Cosssck from Pa
dang, arrived here tbs 1n current, report Or the
27th ut In Gaspsr Straits. sgnalzed tue Eogsh sbip
Gu are twenty Eve days from Hong Kong bound for fla
vsoa bad been twice set Gre during the passage BY her
pstensep
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TIE RAvAets OF rHE yellow Fever IN MoS
n'nko -AHsnMESt TBE DISEASE by the arivsl at
INV. port o the bark Palmetto se have sdvces from Non
ievideo 70 June The fever, witch had 90 terribly
,svsten 'osi city or several months pest bS, ar or car
Vlne % victims by the thousands, abaed In violence
snn Nn'p me Palmetto eft bad nearly dvappeared. "
bad carried OF ?frsons IN eli ndtops OF HE and such
tir"i ao " cr'aN Tor time that nesrly ell the buso
men leit zoe cN cot they hsd and business
vevVpe he snso'ar that the lining city Of Bssnos
ayes, con Iceed Of hs pstves OF al crntries Of
tbe eath should have been endrey exempt kom the d..
" e' Wn.h nc somoflues there believe ives In oonse
qoence Of the ctr ~ quaysnne regulations tbev baa on
~ ced AZ Buenos Ayres all Vas PR greesns /, pears
f0l pdseibfscnry manner Ny law of the 18th Nav all
tonnage due or vessels OF every flag are
Spanish doubcons, 3eis bills the United sa,es MGR
cent dscount The Amerim stoop o. ga E.lmou,h vss
Nil ~ Baepp Ayres.-Bosto7 TRAVELLER, July 3Ah.
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NANTED-A PAR1 SCR WITH $4,000 TO sO oo0 7
" he wholesale MI mems Furnishing business bu
TIE interest OF OF the uho retirps
has large custom and "a, = chance nvesmer
Address G. T., Heradbflc-.
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NOR CALEDONIA, 10.
New YORK. .....Aug 5.


gTaANKRS 70 AND IRON HAVANA.
RE.LAEgrpHIA-From New York I'd arriving ri Havana 81
aad Kew Orleans 18th From New Crtsna Sh 6sy e.
oyAsxR Gr1-Prom New York in Of month srnyap.
Havana 18th, and Mobile 18th from Noble ID Es~sS
18th arriving at New York 18th
OiHAwsA--From New York ms, &rriyip NJ Ha&HrI<iYs
md New Orleans 18th FROM View criss-.s Sh ~ AK ~
,srving New York 3d.
EMPIRE CITY-From View York IT'D sa,,y,s =, Havana a,
snd New Orleans 18th From New Assns dh Hsv1os as
i New Orleans 81 New brssns "a. asysn:
lsih arriving at New Yc a lss
f.ssICrrom gnT ~sn th AID lgh, ap. al Havana 10
sna 80 'Tom sAV l0h aud 18Th Cue q, New York lss
Then the soo astes AL OF Sunday win ssl
VI "ooonS e<cept from New Orleans
fHl OVERLAND xAHL no INDIA AND 1HIsA.
rae wownx may be OF value 70 hoss "svrr norrespono
1onth and -
Arrives - giors's about inc zSta OF monte
srrNes al Malta. about he 14h snd sNh Of same month
~ Alerandyts about the lSh N eame srd Sss OF fo'
owinP month.
.ves au1 ard ssn on Sta oi
'ov Jwing month.
Arrysy Alden oSu 10 18Th or aah Of Same and 10Th ~
NIB ~ 'oEtowing month.
al fJ- Bombay, and 18th 10 10th for Obns. Be-
inSan NAVY arrives bombay abo the Sd 70 ~
.kS lMh 70 21st Of he following month
= and O. arrives 1T Point st saae about ne 6ta
IA and I'D 70 sd of following month -
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang Ne dsy the
Almanac Yoxs-sms
-nhs 30 NOON SETS .-..-eve III Wy
ssru................ u AraR wArsK
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iDyRRTNEARnTS REnbw Sd EVERY DAT.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

HELIGfOUS NOTICESs
CNREE CHuRCH-ST GEoRGkS CHAPEL. CORNER or
l. Beeku and ,lif sts Rev. D. ,osrt Brown, REQ
open for divine rvice sunday morning and
az at 10h OIL OK All the ssas Ia this church
free the public are cordially invited IA attend
TUE REV. s. SHE HARD Will PR sAOa THIS
/ IN rnng q, sslf ten the Disciples Me ting House.
West Seven eenh Sixth avenue previous esv-
ing FOR the Holy Land
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14
CANDIDATES


The Liseolp Journal announces Hon. GroRoE W.
'oErs as . candidate for Co7gres in thst district
IorI J. JONES E o. for the Senate for the counties
& Lincoln and Franklin; snd JAMES n. DAVID.
on ESQ.,. for joint representative for the counties
lf Lincon Gfes, and Marshall
The Journal says:
= J. N. DAvDssE Esq.-We place the name Of
VT. Davidson in the list of card dates to-day, for
pint representative for the counties Of Lincoln,
Giles and Marshall.
Mr.. DsyIcs0u consents 10 take his position as q
candidate 10 compliance with what now seems to
be the wishes Of the democrats Of the Floating
district, and we spprehend thst neither be OF Mr..
y ones will have opposition. We have never seen
the party more united in feeling, or more deter
mined to bring forward the best men Of the eoun-
y, than on the present occasion. There remains
yet to be found candidate for Representative for
the county when the ticket will be full, and we
venture to say will present IS strong team as will
be presented by any county in the State,
JOEL J. JONES, ESQ. The announcement of this
gentleman as q candidate Tor Senator in our last
ipaper, was handed in ct such late hour, that we
I had no time or space to accompany il with such
remarks as we wished to dot is not too late
however to do so now. Mr. Jones has become a
candidate 10 compliance with the'wishes Of the
Democracy of Lincoln, and it is hoped and belieV-
ed the announcement will meet the same cordial
reception from cur friends in Franklin. 1t is not
TOO much to say that few men il the State are
more familiar with the political affairs of the gov
eminent Il 81 Mr.. Jones, and added to his general
Information be has the advantage Of one session in
Legislative experience, having represented the
counties of Marshall and Bedford in the Senate in
the session Of 1854, the record of which shows
him TO have been one Of the most active and e6i.
Gent members Of that bod y-through the greater
portion Of the session be served in the important
position Of Chairman of the Judiciary Committee
Mr. jones has al the elements and qualifications
TO make him leading member 10 he bOiy fol
which his friends have brought him forward, snC
we congratulate our Democratic friends through
out The district, in the prospect Ct having go abb
and tffsient member in the approaching Legs
lsturs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14
BOURBON COUNTY o0URT-sTOCK SALES.

Notwithstanding the extreme cold weather that
has prevailed for some time past, there wss large
amount of stock on hand Monday. Mr. Hibler,
the principal sucdoneer, reports about 700 head of
mules ard near 200 head Of cattle il market
Amount Of sales over $4,000. The price of
mules was well sustained, although the quality
was inferior Cattle did not sell 50 we'll as at the
last Court We copy from Mr.. Hi5ler's sale the
following sale:
Is two year old mules sod at Sis per head;
40 do SOL q do Sl24; % DO $50; "a do $40
&c Yesrlngs 20 head ct $50; Is do 800; % do
as low ss $43 One small jack at 1862; do $685.
l DO $3.50 Cattle year old, IS head at $50;
IS at S34; 40 at $50, &c; yssrliugs II head at
S32; others as low as SIS Horses-l aged stall
lion $3.50. Gsldings and mares from 5000 to $50
The demand for money was greater than it has
BEEN Negotiable paper was readily taken, howe
yer, ct l0s y per cent. We notice great dispo-
sition to invest in stocks. SI35 was refused for
Daposite Bank Of Paris stock. Mr. Babbit, an
agent OF toe Southern Pacific Railroad sold a
large amount of the 5 per cent stock. Some gen
tlemen subscribed as high as ZOO shsres.-Paris
(Ry) Flag, All.
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Mountain RIonnnar-

have likewise aud ~ stand the we'll kuOsn Jack Noun
tain BlOomer, rails b. my T. tie By old imp red
sKnx Errant aud about bis last coll, and pobs-
billy his best However, that viii be eff for the
pie 10 dye Of His cam was or JO1n JenHsE,
Mountain BOOmer is II hguds inches high He also
the sire Mr. Robert LhuTCh two year old Jack
took tue Fall the NEuTY y Fair, Also
the sire year Old Jack cot UOed e came
Ring b. Rev JU7R HdmOu. Il IS ugh cay that ell
ha col good des letting him Jeunets al The
very reduced price Of So merely % suit everybody As
q variety Jack select just such Jask
will SUIT SOFT Of aJenuetJO 60 TO- which, tlak, is
EreaL adv ntaIe In brssdug 10. OF JenuIts.
No in COueuiOu, will STATE that tlken upon
a great deal Of trouble, with will be followed by
heavy expenses order 30 Improve the stock OF hi
t havt1g eye though a. tie sane time making pay
nj q rsasOnab compensation for trouble tKpenss.-
Therefore, -nB az least liberal proportion Of the
patronage Ofta try mean unessee and elsewhere
Lhiuk have a C MP ish d all that have under
crcum ry ubarrasSin2-under which m4By
Id prObsb have failed 20 do auylh g. And NV, as
haV Iue u-IIy, sincerely thank yOu for youFat-
t5au viii tank yOI Kindly % cali aud
SOCK then have feas Of having you pa rnage.
The Onts open and VIII remain % during 1851
fsbIS-w6U NILES u, NAYS, ksq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14
DEATH OF BROOKS.

The Washington correspondent of the Phiadel
pbia Ledger ssys:
P.eston S Brooks was ct the levee of the Pres
ident, on be evening Of the l6 h of January. Il
was bitter cold, vi q piercing wind, and Mr.
Brooks with lady on b 8 srm, accompanied by
ais friend Mr. Keitt, arrived st the por al Cf the
White House, waiting alter the g1ieries Of the
lavae for the coming up Of respective carriSge,.
Mr. Kett had taken good care OF himself His
head vas envslJped in fur iun log cap, a wild
locking affair, and Mr.. Preston Brooks jo5uarlT
remarked ,hst the "osp VAS hardly crsdltabje 70
Lis Or K'-) tss' MF Keitt returned for reply
t at al mere n.igat be ngay amused &C the cap,
BIT ilat al would wish they h d such when III }
reached Tie GU Of door wind As for my friend
BIO Ks cJ-ta.ei Mr K=ilt "ne knows that |
0.iEg Gao here that no one vi pick up--te, OF
the C0u,rEr7, comes 10 an old bet, as az so1o- y
tyr Tag sNsy with q better" Mr. Brock,
laughed heartily at the joke Mr. KsiJt was Ia.
wsest Of the $40 membe she Tts pFeIa ed for
tie change Of the lenP7ratuFe, Mr. Brooks w5s
not TIE latter took 8 severe cold, and to Gay
Congress bai to CjJurn because OF this gentle
mans denise.