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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-17

The roll being called quorum answered
to their names.
Mr.. Black offered a resolution admitting
reporters and editors to seat within the
bar of the House. Adopted.
The members Of the Council then appeared
and the two Houses formed themselves into a
JOINT CONVENTION.
Mr.. Whitlock moved that the rules of the
House and Council be adopted for the gov
eminent of the Joint Convention
Mr.. Ludden moved that the rules Of the
House be adopted to govern the Convention
A call Of the Convention was ordered
Further proceedings under the call we're
dispensed with.
Mr. Murray moved that the original mo-
ton and amendment be laid on the table.
Lost.
The question occurring on the adoption of
the original motion and amendment, it was
adopted.
Mr.. Adams moved that Committee of
three be appointed to wait upon Gov. Cor
man, and inform him that the Convention
was ready to receive any communication he
might have to make.
The Chair appointed as said Committee,
Messrs. Adams, Gere and Ludden.
Gov. German then appeared and delivered
his message which will be found in another
column OF our paper.
Mr.. Gere moved that the Convention now
proceed to the election ola Territorial Printer
A call of the roll was ordered.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election of Territorial Printer.
| Mr.. Gere nominated E. S. Goodrich.
! Mr.. Baasen ]. @. Dow.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-17

r ABORING MEN can find employment and good
IL wages by appyiug inmediateyto the Contractor 1t
the Rice Lake Bridge II miles North Of st. Paul on the
g. St. Paul and Kett5e River Reed.
jan15-dSt 1aAAC HANNAH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

GENTLY large to bring out all his powers. The
'Tennessean" viii again go abroad" Next came
the nomination for the county. Wm. Parry and
R. Il. Moody we're put ia nomination Mr.. Parry
is short, fat, good-natured man, and feeling that
be would break down if he attempted to run from
the Office, resolved to stand his ground ike a man
whether he laughed the office out of countenance,
when it made pass at him, don't know, but
he feied to get it, Mr. Moody was nominated. Al
together, it was one Of the richest most harmoni-
Gus conventions ever witnessed. Il is whispered
about here-I don't vouch for it's truta-that Mr..
Ewing was nominated With full knowledge or be-
lief that be would decne-if be declines, that puJs
bin out OF Andy JobLson's way for the Senate.
They empowered a committee to call another Con-
vention 10 Ewing declined. II the convention
meets second time, | predict that Mr.. Quarles
will be nominated for Congress, and some other
gentleman viii be put on the track for the State
Senate. There is one thing very certain. Dir. Ew-
ing was nominated against the express wishes Of
the conventon-they made two attempts to make
bis nomination unanimous and failed. There SEEM
ed to be a general b lief that be wouli decline,
but the kuoNing ones carried their point and put
him through. z.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Nominations for the Legislature.

A. Il. DOUGLAS, Esq, of Memphis, has been
nominated by an American and Wing Convention
as a candidate for the State Senate from the coun-
ties Of Shelby and Fayette. The Democratic nom
nee is j. KNOX WALKER, Esq.
THos. j. BRowN, Esq, is the Democratic nomi-
nee for State Senator from the district composed of
the counties Of Giles, Lawrence and Wayne.
The Democratic candidate for the House of Rep
resentatives in Giles, is ERsKINE E. HARNEY, Esq.
THos. B. SUMMERS is the Democratic candidate
for the House Of Representatives in Stewart.
J. w. SHELTON is the democratic candidate for
the House in Dickson.
Jas. f. MICKEY is the democratic candidate for
the House from Benton and Humphreys.
BENJAMIE J. HILL, of Warren, is the democratic
candidate for the Senate in the district composed
of Warren, Coffee, Cannon, &c.
r. F. LooNEY, Esq, of Shelby, is the American
and Wing nominee for Floater from the counties OF
Shelby, Upton, and Fayette.
The democracy Of the Senatorial District CON-
posed of the counties OF Madison, Upton, Lauder
dale and Haywood, met in Convention last Mon
day, and nominated AMBROSE B. REED, of Madison,
as their candidate for Senator.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Eighth Congressional District.

The Patriot Of yesterday, In noticing that Gen.
ZoLLIooFTER had recently addressed his fellow cit
Gems of Montgomery at Ctarksvle, SAYS:
His speech was well received, and, Il Is believ-
ed, gave much satisfaction even TO those Of our
friends who have been most active In their opposi
ton to him. We trust that The Americans aud
Wings Of the district will cordially unite pom him,
aud permit our gallant candidates for Governor
and for Senator in the Montgomery district to run
without dscouragement from divisions amongst
their party friends
We cordially second this suggestion. Weststed.
last week, in Publishing the ell TOR convention
Ia Oh district that "Our friends In Davidson, with
Rmost, II hot entire unaniuity, are OF the opinion
that the most efficient way OF getting rid OF the en-
bArrassneuts arising from the declension Of Msi
HESRY, is 10 lutte in giving to the distinguished
gentleman nov 10 the field vigorous support. /"
Events which have transpired since that sentiment
was expressed, have confined Us 10 It's correctness
Under the peculiar circumstances Of the case we
can zee 20 other course which will be likely 20 Sc
cure 70 our candidates for Governor aud the I,eeis
atnre that united and harmonious support 10 which
they entitled and which their D lrty owes them
--BlRAsr Of Saturday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Hon. Andrew Ewing.

The Union & american Of Saturday last con-
tains the following letter from Hon. ANDREW
EwIEe, in response to the letter of the Com
mittee appointed by the GAINESVILLE Oonven-
ton TO inform him Of bis nomination for Con-
gress:
NASHVILLE, May, 18th, 1857.
GENTLEMEN: Your kind letter apprising me of
nv nomination as a candidate for Congress ia this
District by the DEMOCRATIC Convention lately held
at Clarksville wGs received on Yesterday This
nomination was a matter Of surprise to me- and az
fected me with mingled emotions Of pleasure and
regret. 1t is e,ways pleasant TO receive such high
evidences Of the kindness and partiaIity of those
with whom we are connected by social and pot
cal ties yet it is painful when it is impossible TO re-
spond TO the wishes Of our friends.
Is whOliy impossible for at this time to leave
home either for a canvass or service in Washing
ton, without total abrogation Of my duties and
obligations to family clients and those connected
with me In BUSINESS. There may be times and oc-
casions when the duty Of man to his country be-
comes paramount and then his pathway is clear
but he cannot on ordinary occasions disregard his
social, domestic and conventional responsibilities
without justly mourning the censure of those to
whom he is bound and the disapprobation of his
owp conscience. II has been for some time my
conviction that il was my duty not to be a candi.
date for Congress at this time and since the ad-
journment OF the Democratic Convention at Nash.
vile this deserminatun has been decsively and
freely announced to all those who have conversed
with me on the subject. trust therefore, that no
action Of mine has nisled the Convention and in.
duced them to act upon any supposed state OF nde-
cision on my part. If so, it would add much to
the regret with which your nomination is declined.
l earnestly hope that some worthier champion OF
the d. mocrutic party will be selected as our can
didate in this district, and that he will lead us on
TO a triumphant conclusion. II So be shall re-
ceive my support and best hopes for his sue
cess. With renewed thanks TO the Democracy OF
this District for their nomination. and you for the
fattering terms Of your letter
remain yours, &r.,
ANDREW EWING.
Messrs. NJ. z WILCOX, WM. A. QUARLss, W. K.
SADLER, Committee.
1t is worthy of note, that whilst Mr.. Ewing
declares be has since the adjournment of the
Democratic State Convention " decisiUety and
fully announced his determination not to be
candidate for Congress, it was stated in
the GAINESVILLE Convention, on the authori-
ty of the Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, that he could,
an his (JOhnsOn's) opinion, accept the nom
inatiOn. Vide a letter from GAINESVILLE in
this mornings PATRIoT) Can it be pos
sible that the hon. CAVE JOHNSON has been
cooperating with Gov. JOHNSON to force upon
Mr.. EWING this declension with a view 10
weaken the confidence of the Democracy in
one of their ablest and most worthy chiefs 2
OF truth do honorable men sometimes en-
counter as much injustice from party friends
as from party foes
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Communicated for the Nashville Patriot.
Union and American.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:--I wish you would fir some
Ian to get the Editors Of the Union aud american
OF Nashville to tell Tenness Fans, why il is, that
they excuse the Democratic Party for giving to tn
nea-sidBs States, millions OF acres Of land, to AID
them in stealing the negroes of the Miidls and
Southern states.-and yet, cry wolff wolff when
the Hon. Mr.. Bell sets on foot scheme to gips to
these Middle aud Southern Ststesa cruHJ from this
public Democratic Land Bank.
These are questions that their course has sug-
gested. would like for them to answer, aud With
out any deviation win you direct their attention
theretoG Yes, know you will. Yous,
CITIZEN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

rT- On the 4th inst. there we're eighteen steam.
ers al the leFee OF ST. Paul dschafgng freight and
passengers. A few years ago the site Of 81. Paul
was il the very centre of the Northwestern wldef.
ness Nov il Is the centre Of commerce, che ex.
tent of watch Is family Indicated by the number Of
steamers engaged in abe Upp Mississippi trade
probably not les than hfIy. Remarking upoa the
wonderful change produced IN lee short years,
through Angc-Saxon energy aud enterprises, the
Aianes0tian says: How eoLtrasted Il al this 20
the rou n, narrow, Loudly patch Of shore three OF
four years ago, shen seeOud class steamer would
come up 10 the wharf occasionally aud put oh IT,
de FIR ight ard group Of smigFanlsl II aay one
thing Is an index 70 the greatness of The North
west 4 l. the large and iacr ssng steamboai busi-
nsss done Oa the Missis ippi nstr
But ST. Pau l. ~ Ia ma inisncy. The vest y
gion 70 which che holds The key has yei io be %
vsloDcd Who may lsl tie destiny q s. Paul
and Of the State u hianesOlsf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
SEWING MACHINES.

A srNGEs CO. have opencd an oace, at q. Pahlio
- Na.hsle Or he sale a their celebrated sew
- Nbi~s these WAo visa % parchase sewing Machines
- g. can dspsnd aFn. nay % az ne aDase place.
is rsoersiy sdutted ~ AZ Hho have esed ewing va
.ls 49, ~nrsrss AZ saper al cthers They Be
- IN a. fabFs such Masn, Lnea, Cloth oio1, o.
fssher b. merely chansng M Needle and fhread hey
"a sork s1h sfoei loltnn riit, Thread ihese ma
chin-s urs assteF easacc aud simple han any
ose fhey warranted 10 DO shat they reprcssnt-
"a Snaer's hachiae estabiIshcd act Ca and see
10 o,,sEalion al g. fuhlic square, Ma hsie
l. n sIH6ER co.
Being PFassaf Machialsi prepared 10 Al a Ma
apsT p FoX. Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Astrong Nomination.

The Americans aud Wings Of the 10Th
Congressional District have nominated W. II.
STEPHENS, Esq, Cf Madison, as candidate for
Congress. Mr.. Stephens is at present Clerk
Of the Supreme Court at Jackson. He is one
of the ablest men In the Western Division,
aud win make an active, energetic, brilliant
canvass. We may safely pat him down In ad-
vance as the successor Of Gen. RlvKRs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

FoRuss FRuIr-The wssE India fruit trade l.
increasing 10 importance every year. This season,
both eoeoanuts and bananas are expected 20 be- more
plentiful than ever before. The fret cargo of Ma
kansas pines. nnmbering 10000, has jass been -
eeiSea, aad sold for Sll per hasdred. coc0anats
are very plensy DOT less than 20e0 600 having been
received iuss seek. They sell for SIS per thoa-
sand. Ransnas are yegy backward. ana such as
have been received are generally very green. and.
consequently, deficient N favor. Anoaher cargo
soon % arrive, viii be mere saoroughly masnre AZ
,he pssssus tune, eve eargoes Of West India lsuis
are discharging. More than hsif 81 she entirs re-
ssiDls are packed IL bogsheaas. and ioFvarded ush
al.pa.ch 10 the Eass and WssL-M. y. sour. 81
Cos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Beautiful Building Lots For Sale,

HB- On tds 26lA day Of Nay. ~t5a
gINHAr drsirasle LASD Known as Posters Nh raet,
az nl., from the citv Of Nashyde On the Marfre,s
bro turnpe BoW egrsd Tor sue 10 the highest oid
der tte liberal terms, iD ots 70 tnit InT Lsssrs
The le Of tins property Known 20 Re COED zoos
doubt Those wishng make investu cot has Val
pay, w0cd 60 Eem 20 q = and bF q ensefes-
The and-rsxned v t.kr great pleasure 10 shosng moss
Who mar cab q any -
mo "a JcS " DABHS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
WIN SIMMONS.

(sARPKxrEa AND BrILDER, respssaany announces %
- .sos 81 Nnshvie, that hs . nov locatet o. ne
,,.sv a. surrh and sanner streets, epp~4iio ne -
800 &c. eb~rs he i prepared % execute al q Dds %
c.ruena.rs and Joiaers Hort. 0oort eesn ana sands
$40 Cases shos Cases. O1oe Desks ftsng ap steres,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Sswanee Mining Company.

TTNHe pab6c are p-otaiy iuormed that M skWAfb
Il MINING CGMFANA = COAL YAkD, WI De losed On
ana afssr de 10 las ~ me snsnlng saInmsr ! 81
- $1,000 .cut 80 arst Octcber " HEN Al iNtNbAJS4
IIRi. 4 si PPiY 90 C.,lL FBCM litkR 6REAf BANKs,
~, % % s.ha ~ Az T. HUNFISaDoS, Awsas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

TTHE Manager has the pleasure that he has
effected an engagement with the great Actress Yoc2-
list, and Deneator, EMKA STANLEY, for six ghts onlS
ncing Monday Evening May 18th, 1887 when she
VIII appear in the SEVEN AGES CT WOMAN, which she
will personste tloeHty0ur different characters POLY
MELOS, by way Of Eplogue, ard the much admired LA
MARSEILLAISE HYMN.
PRIoEs ADMIssIoS.BOx and Parquete, Is Sec.
ond Ter so cts. Colored Box, so cts CoUred Gallery,
25c. Box Office open from to IL NJ, and to P. M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
L. Ladies and Gentlemen

DESTROYS OF HAVING THEIR FEST NEATLY FITTED
well A. having hrsrate Boot shoe made, would do
well to call at WINTERS. % CHURCH STREET corner Of
Yne aud those suffering from Corns Banie &C have
them cured b. wearing WINTER easy shoes. There are
persons aware q the q business dcne az his
estbl Mr. Winte hs= az great expense, hro1gt
several Of finest Wormen from the best shops IN
Philadrlpha aad YORK. and challenges any city IN
the Wor a 10 C mpete with him mybd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
For CAIRO AND ST. LoUIs.

TI1HE splendid light draught steam cTT~Sn
l. err, SALLIE WEST, Captain l. E4slO&d2If3fa |
N. COBBETr, will leave for the above
aud all intermediate ports TUESDAY the 18th inst
at O'Clock, p NJ. For freight passage apply boari
A. HAMILTON,
g. Ayfu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Attention Farmers and Gardners
HUMBUGIANA.

rTsHEase.ratlaa 81 nr canulss tAas hs uord sesela
barn ~ ne la q 3ons, has ~ eas9ssa - -.
Ia hs xeFF eizhes1 psfiee4aa " Ne arr A. 40 nsse
Fosnls 70 chzFse 81 - Ns - ftge ~ 80 ~ stAe
hrain. Ne. ~ charrf o.. n4kF ~ tsfeeAeA-
~ Aat1er also 4a1a 80 FeraaA<e q hese @tf-1f
ckfnr al ~ ana tge 10 aluperz4nt ihtt hes steal1
ksgs tAsr Rameatt IN eftff esfefs ~ i&A q snn<+
Wa ,sas 3 slt sks sasls Ea1 dreslleaI q pateat.
nasi--l1e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
N2h REWARD.

WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS invited At Salem, Saturday ths ith
July next for the Grading. Masonry and Bridging OF
this road. dverging from she Nashville ard Chattanooga
Railroad Decherd and running through winchester and
near salem In Fransn couHty, Teen and fron theme 20
Fayetteville, ia Lincoln county distance Of about hify
eight mile.
road has been partly graded Tor about 20 miles from
DecherdT sections having oeea 1nshsd and 10 partly
graded.
Bids viii be received for sections tof about
enc each) vii be four hhs cash AMI one
attn stock 20 be made the work progresses The sloek
only to be reserved on monthly estimaies
There VIII be ZONE heavy work, In making the ascent
Oh CT ssing o. Xix Rver % tbe table lands, kno~
a. The Barreas" Very little rock WILDE encountered on
ny portion Of the line.
The country through which te line Is carried healthy
and abonads requisite produeoa for tbs susienanee
Of a and stock.
Paus ana Prodes Be sxamined blank proposals and
contracts w1 accompanying specifications procured. and
Any other irornaton In relation 10 the work Be 90
talued on application Edwin Mead, Resident Engineer
Al Fayetteville for days previous 70 the letting.
Satisfactory evidences Of ability q complete the work
id for gst accompany the proposals, which may be Ad
Dies 81 %
" X sTEvEzsoS President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. a. GRASr, chief Enfineer do DO.
fpwN MKaD, Resident DO Fayetteville, do.
Or b. handed In a; Sa en- Ga the dag Of letting
b : order q the board. Jar. H. GRANT,
Nashville, \ ~ IA, ISL ulruiYi Chief snFin~sr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Prof. HENRY WEBER
Teaches ca the
PIANO AND IN SINGING

AZ RMs-sso ssslon e avs moptht-sHe -
Le,sgs. - ne InsasA. ele--io Ne II sisance. -
- or4arat1 Is len a hesle Aalle sssIe-
iaala-I
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NOTICE.

GENTLEMEN SUMNER BOOTS AND SHOES
VI Aid tional suppl IS OF
Super French Gal Pump Sole Boots;
English Lasting uaiters;
Iatent-Leather Oxford ard Dress Shoes:
Cloth Congress Callers;
Toilet Slippers Ia great variety;
Calf Sew'd CATER, Kid fopv
Lasting Tie shoes, plain and iip'd, &C.. &C. Just
opere1 BY JOHN RAMAGE,
msJl6 AZ College street
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS

V0U respectfully requested keep your bows Of
the let gposite the Odd Fellows Hall, ad dining the
Baptist Church. The great number Of bad boys congTega
ted dsiy Sundays not excep ed) on this lot to toe det
ment Of the church property and the OF the lot
and the great annoyance Of the whole neighbo hood self
defence Ompts make this request Those
ing this notice will be prosecute the extent Of the law
City Police will attend 10 This matter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
NASHVILLE THEATRE,

Treasurer J. II. HARPER.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
WASHINGTON IN DOMESTIC LIFE.

W. T. B. & co. have ako just received
ISABEL, THE YOUNG WIFE AND THE OLD LOVE.
By John Cudy Jefferson. 1 VOL. limo cloth.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

following unbers drew the principal Prizes in the
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PEW PORTRAITS By MACAULAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

find tte.r vsy TO tie sea hoard. To effect this op-
erstion much abused railroads furnh fscilit ~
far beyond ar ythiDg We ever possessed before Our
faImers who constitute the great mass Of our con-
sumers, are st this moment better of-sfter
series Of years Of uneIampled prosperity richer
ard more able to pay their debts, than in any Tor
mer crisis; and if they do not pay them, aud thus
funish the country merchants with the means OF
meeting their obligations and putting large part
of our suspended firms on their legs again, 1t Will
only be because there s not in the country Yankee
Ingenuity enough 10 rig up some sort OF tempo
rary jury mast in place of the regular apparatus
which the sudden commercial storm has carried
overheard. Now is the time for the development
of genius in the way of finance and trade. When
the regular commanders give up in despair or step
aside and shoot themselves like the English com
nanders Of the Persian expedition, then is the
time for subalterns TO step forward aud show
what there is in them. Many great fortunes
have vanished or seemed to vanish, in
very short time. 1t is probable that in
DO great length of time the foundations will be laid
of numerous other fortunes quite as large. The
substance of the,e fortunes still exists. say what
you please about railroads, for instance there they
are finished the greater part Of them, equipped and
able to do business which must bs done, and must
be paid for too. If they have worked hitherto at
rates that do not pay, the remedy is easy, and
there can be little doubt that in the hands into
which they are now passing they will be made to
pay and at the present prices Of the stock, to pay
most Literally. Those who become holders Of prop
erty at present prices, though they take it in CON-
position of debts at fifty cents or less on the dollar,
may very possibly discover before all is over that it
vas the best investment they ever made. Those
who have money, and who have brains beside, will
not in the presen. state Of things long leave either
the money or the brains idle; and if capitalists,
instead Of staring about with senseless gaze Of
terror, will but apply themselves to reap the har-
vest before them, they will not only enrich them
selves but in contributing to reestablish the Ordi
nary functions of commerce. they will confer
benefit on the community.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

The albany Erenisg Journal breaks ground Id
favor Of paying back to the railroads she duties
they have paid on their iron This has hitherto
been favorite project with lobby specalstOr. a
year or two sgo company of these gentlemen sent
out circular, signed, il We are not mistaken, BY
Mr. yintop, Mr. Poor and some other noted men,
proposing that the railroad companies should put
large sum of money into their hands to enable them
to carry the project through Congress. The propo-
sal was not thought to be very credtaole 70 Us
authors, and their regulations have not YET re-
covered from it, Indeed, there were persons ana
journals too, at that time irreverent enough 70 pro-
nounce the scheme an enormous swindle, designed
simply to take money out of the public treasury,
AID rut IT into private pockets. What was corrupt
then may be all right and virtuous now; but We
must own that the plan wears suspicious look
which the approval of The Journal does not wholly
remove.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

I,y tie Anelo-Saxon, which passed River-du
Icope on her wy to Quebec yesterday afternoon,
We have four days later intelligence from Europe
A few further derss Of the news firm India are
telesrsphtd. Gen HavelOck had, it would SEEM
resumed bis march for Lucknow. In the recent
engagement at that place Gen. Banks, the COM
msbder Of the English had been killed Tne Cal
cutts merchants bad petitioned the Queen to take
the costrol Of the Indian Empire into the hands of
Government Another of the regiments at Bonn
ba, bad mutinied, and fears were felt for the indigo
district. The States General Of Holland had
beea convened, and the King had stated that a
proposition to abolish Slavery in the Dutch West
Indies would be brought before them. 1t is formally
denied that France seeks closer alliance with
Austria. A reconciliation between the latter Power
aud Russia i, talked Of The cholera is raging IN
the north Of Europe. Cotton and Consos are un-
changed Bresdstufls declibiog.