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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
Toial......Sl6s $40 D

The amount Of the capital stock subscribed for and
awarded s sasl 500 of which $780, 100 has been paid
out The debt Of the company compares with, and II,
as follows
1855. 1856. 1850 ..
Funded 1885, 500 90 $751; 500 90 lnc'''slVDV W
Fl.stIn,..... gO.lsl 81 1905 IS Dec. :, lS Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Ma,
Il kei by rssrper ISLAND CITY, al SIS and 10 m
sB and D M The CARS lssye Flushing l. J., ., 10 -.
hours meeting and s1ehansns passenger. With %. b0~
Hunter, poIt larouth In SIS ulnntesi Faro IS esruL
WN. " SMITH, scpsbstssssSa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

AT f W M A X X Il r.
IN SIXTH AVENUE WASHINGTON MARKET
Between Ssh snd Dth-sta
Having obtained the premises heretofore Known Ins
Murray Market" Intend 10 establish hrs eas fAdf'
LY MARKET 10 connection With present oonDess Nos
and Jefferson Market and will open the above on sAfOk
DAY Dee % when will expose for sale the MEAT Of soss
Sery Steers tsd BY Charles o. Teed es1 o. someft
Westchssr County; with good selection Of Veal 500
Lamb for the Holidays also good supply OF PeoHy -
'''''' GEORGE w. DEvOE. Proprietor.
ITO SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURERS.
Il For SALE, 50 CANDLE MOLDs Sc and &c. Is sDdpos.
ali In fret rate order. Inquire OF
JOHN T TILLIEGhAsT, Nos 1871 and iss CbyHss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
miscellaneous.

L'LK for SALE.-One BUCK, two DOES with
II C.f, var, opet and gentle will deliver for sny
railroad station the Hudson River Direct DsyeneoH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

cA &, b.,t ard n hands Of asents. 1868 slti9M 3
T;Ss Cnmpanv has no open construction account
lc,t all ne disbursements are charged TO expenses In
addition 10 the ordinary expenses during the past yoar
tie Company has purchased and paid for ntr iron,
SS 6l6 -.
Of .e rcsd ana equipments Represented by Capital
StecE i''N
Funded Debt lof which SlcWOs held by lsne -oo ,oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

las propose to make when the troubles
growing out of the enornities committed
by the Latter-day Saints, are passed in re-
view before the Senate? What reply would
he give to the secession nullifer, who snaps
his finger in his face, and says we will
walk out of the Union? Judge Douglas
and Gov. Walker are astride the same
hobby. The latter justifes his present Po-
sition, by quotations from pamphlet let
tiers written by him twenty-five years ago.
when he was, according to our best recol-
lection, in the act of defending the prlncl-
pies of South Carolina notification though
protesting at the time to oppose them. What
has the Union to hope for under the lead
of such men, carrying the red flag of ia
cobinism and mobocracy into the calm pre-
cincts of the Senate Chamber, the citadel
of American conservatism and true repub-
Iican liberty?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

THE COUNTESS Charlottesville celebrated
Pisdmontese beauty, who ''turned the head of
the head IF the nation" in PARIS lasl year.
thereby creating much scandal, Is the suliect
of the following paragraph ia q recent Paris
letter:
''In The way Of private letters, have just
received one myself from Turn Ia which The
return "a that cspilal Is described Of a certain
fair lady, whose renoWn for beauty is thought
60 have been rather too notorious last wiuter
ia Paris. The Counties Q. Judged il fitting, e
would seem, to feappear ia public with a Gle
gree Of luxury that her coulpalFiots would not
agree TO think Ia keeping With ne fortune.
Her splendid equlpage was drawn BY horses
shove al price, whilst powdered laeqneys sur
rounded it on all side; but this kind II display
has been less To tie taste OF the Piedmontase
public than 20 thst OF Parisiaus; who provided
there he luxury, rarely examine iis origin; and
che fariuese society Of ali classes j. said 90
hese forced ths Countess q. 10 c0mprehend
thas shs would be betfer a. her ease else - l,,rs
than ia heF hnsbaRa's native town. The low.
er orders are reported 70 have manifested this
feeling sotnewhal uuequivocaiiyn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
The New senate Chnmber.

Workmen are now employed in putting up
the iron framework which is to form the gal
}ery around the New Senate chamber. The
corridors leading to this are apparently more
spacious than are those in the other wing Of
the Capitol, and the half itself is better pro-
portioned. The ceiling is completed, and is
ornamented in a simple, yet effective style. It
will be some months before the new Senate
chamber can be made ready for occupation
Washington Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
NATIVE AFR1oANs.-The habits of Ties

NATIVE AFHoANs.-The habits of these
primitive people, as described by DR.. Livings-
tone, are most interesting. lie says:
All are remarkably fond Of their cattle, and
spend much time in ornamenting then and
adCrning them. Some are branded all over
with a hot knife, So as to cause a permanent
discoloration Of the hair, 10 lines ike the
brands on the hide of a zebra Pieces of skin
two or three inches long and broad are detacb
ed, and allowed to heal in a dependent positiou
around the head strange style of ornament.
indeed, il is difficult 10 conceive in what their
notions Of beauty consists. The women have
somewhat the same ideas with ourselves of
what constitutes comeliness. They came fire.
quently and asked for the Ooking-glass. and
the remarks they Vaudeville | was engaged
in reading, and apparently not attending 10
tbem-On first seeing themselves therein. were
amazingly ridiculous. "Isthat ms7n "Wbat
a big mouth / havel" my ears are "a no as
pumpkin leaves" - have no chm Al an -
Or, i would have been pretty, but am spoil.d
by these high cheek bones" "See how ms
bead shoots IN in the middleln laughing voci-
tsrously all the time at their own Joke. They
readily perceive any defect In each other. and
give uicknames accordingly. Ore man cane
along 20 have a quiet gaze At his own features
once, when lie thought / was asleep; after
twisting his mouth abOu, in various directions
he remarked 10 himself "People cav I am
Ugly, aud how very ugly ! am indetdl'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

MIAsMA.-Dr McCrosh, q surgeon of much
.epute in India, Las published some interesting
statements in regard to the characteristics of
malaria. The state of sleeping or waking, he
says, materially affects the disposition to mi
asmats. a person may be exposed, when
awake, to miasma, and not suffer, but is much
more predispOsed To an attack if he is expos
ed To il asleep. Hence the danger of sleeping
in a marsh; nevertheless, it is found that 8
man may sleep in marsh with less harm, if
he take the precautiou Of tying a gauze veil
over his face. Miasma is capable of being dis.
sipated by heat. A moist atmosphere is more
favorable for its action than dry one, and
therefore person may sleep in n marsh with
comparative impunity, if he sleep beside Il
watch ire. Miasma loses its property Of pro-
duciug fever in its progress on the wind.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

Fatal AFFRAY.-We are panied to learn
that in a street fight between Harvey Walker
and Thompson Sally, which occurred at Cor
nashville in this county, on Tuesday last,
the latter gentleman was shot and iu-
suautly killed, having receive three or four
very severe wounds from revolver fired by
Walker. As many as five shots, we under
stand, were fired on each side Walker is
wounded in the thigh aud in the neck, but it
is thought that he will soon recover. After
Mr. Sally had been fatally wounded, be threw
lis pistol to one OF his sons, who seized it and
shot Walker in the neck, iEficting severe but
not dangerous wound The difficulty grew
out of certain domestic discussions Che par
ties being related by marriage) with the par
uculars of which We are not fully acquainted.
The deceased was an estimable man and a
good citizen, and bis violent death will be re-
GREETED by the community. Walker is a man
OF generous impulses, bat somewhat rash and
imPrudeut and no one, we venture 10 say,
will mourn the untimely death of Thompson
Sally with more earnest sincerity than the
perPetrator Of the awful deed. We are not
advised as TO which Of the parties commenced
the attrsy.-Hayrods6uTg Transcript.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Seizure of the BaTque AInah, and SUPP
posed FiIIIbustePsI


On Tuesday morning the q. s. District At
fornev end the q. s. Marshal of New York
received dispatch from the Government at
Washington. informing them that the State
Department bad reason to believe that the
baroue AInab was about TO leave New York
Will men ard ammunition intended for an IL
LEGAL expedition gainst Nicaragua. The Alnah,
Cant. Nevius was cleared on Monday last by
Messrs. Tappan Dc Starbuck, for 81. Jago de
Chin. aad she was far down the bay, when
the e. s. Marshal, who pursued her in a steam
tug, overhauled ard brought her back TO the
East river, where she was put under survell'
lance Of the e. s. revenue cutter Washington,
Capt. Hunter.
There we're 81 passengers Oh the Alnah.
Cant. Nevins said that he was really bound
for Cuba, not on any fllibuster errand, bat to
land the passengers, who were engaged to
work as laborers on the railroad now being
constructed from the ST. JagO to Maroto, IN
the sugar district. The vessel, be stated, was
chartered Of Swift & Co., by Mr.. Robinson, Of
the firm If Robinson & Dalton, the parties
who had contracted 10 build the road. Mrs.
Robinson, with her children, was on the yes
sci. The Captain also had his wife Oa board.
Capt Nevins stated that the Alnah's cargo
consisted of 1GI kegs Of mining powder and q
lot Of pickaxes and shovels dirt carts, shocks
and heads, and some provisions. The fifty
passengers on board were raw enigrants who
had been engaged to labor on the railroad for
$50 a mouth and board aud lodging added.
Mrs Robinson said thst a year or so ago her
husband TOOK out $50 men to work on the
road, and she went with him, as now, but
they were not stopped by the United States
authorities. The seizure was evidently mis-
take. This morning, Capt. Rynders, Q. s.
Marshal, conveyed the AlDah in a steamtug
down the bay, made the GmeHde honorable
acknow lodged himself sold, gave the boys
three cheers, and came home.-LOu. Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

F57 a Northern paper notices, with evil
dent establishment, the fact that Yankee la
DIV, who has been known as an enthusiastic
admirer of Uncle Toms Cabin, is just married
TO a Southern planter with a hundred negroes.
We can testify that the case is by no means a
singular or at all an uncommon one. Of the
two or three hundred fine young New Eng
land girls all partial no doubt to Uncle Tom 5
Cabin, for whom we have during the last two
or three years procured situations as teachers
in the South, we believe that full seven-eghths
or nine-teuths are now married to thriving
planters, the respectable mistresses of multi
tudes of what John Mitchell calls fine fat
negroes. Lou. Jour-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Chanccry Court az No.byIIIe.

Hunter Johnston & Co., !. Bimel Co. and others.
the office Of the Clerk and Mas er the Chancery
\ ourt at Nashville, the seth day Of December ST.,
on motion oicompanan Shy counsel in the above
appearing 10 the s4tisfac Of clerk and Aaste
nat the said defendants, l.. Bime o. J. L. Bauc OF
aud T. J. urdryaHta Of the STATE Of Ten
nesee, AID the fore the binary Of this Court
cannot be served them i therefore d-Ted by The
Gle and Mas er that publication be made for We k IN
succession Ia the Nashville Patriot newspaper bshed
10 the Z ~ OF Nashville equi ing the said def ant To ap
pear the next Of the Jhancery Court be holden for
the cunt, Of Davidson AT lie tthluse thereof 10 the
cry Of Ma hVle, he first Monday IN ay next, and
an Eer said bal, be viii AIKEN
% hem and Sc down for heari. parie-
Z. d. BRIEN,
dec3I-W4prsfeeS8 Clerk and Ter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Chnnccry Court M Na%hviIIe.

The Office Of he Clerk aud Master Of the Chan-ery
u lo1rt az Nashy the 80 day Of cember 1851
motion OF Co painaut, by cause,
and a. app airing t. the safar ion Of the Jerk
ter hat he said defendant Jesse Morris nonresident
~ the OF Tennessee, and hereto the binary pro-
cess OF this curt cannot be d upon him. % IL
therefore ordered by he ek and Master sha public ton
be made Tor f1u weeks in in the Nashville
newspaper published in the City Of Nasbvi requiring
the sd deienaan q az the term u the han
Gerry Court 10 De holden for The County OF Davidson
Cour house hereof the sity Of Nashville on lie q
Monday IN May ueXt and said bill the viii
be taken Tor confessed to him aud down for hearing
paTte: q. d. BRIEN, Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

.. S. NAVAL OFFIoERs DANCING WITH Ne
GRO LADIEs,-We have news from Hayti 70
the 10th inst. The United States slOop-of
war Cyane, which was specially despatched
by orr Government 10 Cape Haytien, to
investigate the circumstances attending the
imprisonment of Captain Mayo, of Boston,
arrived in the harbOr on the 29th ult.-Capt.
Robb, her Commander, found all the accused
parties acquitted after trial by Jury. Find
ing their minds relieved of all anxiety on this
score, the officers enjoyed themselves amaz-
ingly on shore. At ball given by the Com
mecrinl Agent of the United States in their
honor, so potent were the charms of the Hay
lien beh=s, that all prejudice against class and
color readily disappeared. Capt. RObb return
ed the compliment paid him, by giving par
ty on board, and adding forty gallons of native
taffy to hi hospital stores. The Cyane sailed
for Port au Prince on tie Sd inst-Lous0iAe
Courier. Z.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Chancery CourtatNa Nashville.

JoeI n blIIe % Isaac Paul and jose motifs aIs-
A The Oflce Of he Clerk Master the Chancrry
y Cou 10 Nah He The 3uth day Of Dec. Inber
on mo ion Of complai ant, by counsel the above
AID ppsa iug The safAc 1n 81 the tierk and Mas
thai the said defeudan, Je- soTi- Is resdeu Of
tie Al Of Fe nessee, and hereflTe be Ordinary pr,ce
OF h Court c1unot be served up0a him. b. Is JheFeic
dered BY the CLERK and Master tina publea ion
70 -four weeks iu success n the NASHVILLE Patriot,
newspaper published la the its Of Nashville requiring the
said defendant 70 appear at the te OF tie haceFy
Court ba holden for the county OF Davidson, be
house thereof IN he ,ity Of nashville the Monday
h May EeXt, and answer said bill The vii b.
for confessed him and for hes ing parte
q. ID. BRIES, Clerk and Master.
dec8I-w4tprsfses3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

The President on Wednesday, IN response to
a resolution of the Senate, transmitted to that
body a mass of public documents with refer
enee to the Territory of Kansas. Among
them is the following letter from the Secretary
of State accepting the resignation of Gov.
WALKER, and the letter of Instructions to Mr..
DENVER, Secretary and Acting-Governor OF
the Territory of Kansas, in place of Mr..
STANTON:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Chamcory Comrt IA Na.hvine.

bIoomIng1aIe a1d RII y. Nose BLOWN e ais.
the office Of the Clerk and Ma Of the Cha Gerry
Court az >ashVlle the 30 day Of December 1887
on mo ion Of complainant bv couuse in the above use,
and appearing 20 he sa sacuu Of the Ct TX Master
that the said lef ndant Moses Brown uou-resd M OF
ne ae Of Tennessee, and therefore, The ordinary pIoces.
OF his COu~ cannot be served upon him. is therefore
deret he Jerk and Master, IN pubrca ion be for
four weeks in sgcce-s2H in he Nashville PauiO
paper bished H. the CT 4 Nahvr, requiring the said
defendant 90 anpeHr ~ he next Of he Chaucery
Court 10 he holden for he Country Of Davidson, he
Courthouse IN reof in The city Nashville
Monday in May next aud said H. The vl
be AIKEN for confessed him and down hearing
parte. c D. BR IN Cerkand Mister.
dsc3l-w4tpr'sfees8,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

a CATAsTHoPHE.-TNo y Dung gentlemen OF
our acquaintance, who rode out into tile coun.
try in a sulky the other day in search of eggs,
had the bad luck, on their way home, TO be
upset, eggs and all. The sulky Was broken,
and one OF the young chaps slightly injured
Indeed, both of them, on their return, bad a
sulky look.
We have often heard of persons who went
after wool aud got sheared, but never before
OF anybody that went after egg, and got laid
Stranger still, although the young men were
damaged 10y the fall, the eggs were picked NJ
sound, as it nothing had happened. They had
been llyeG before.
Some little tissati faction was expressed by
those who had IA right 10 feel il because the
lads had not returned at the expected time.
When they reached home, however, the dis
satisfaction vanished. They had not only re-
turl ed but O06rtvFRed.-L0ti Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Tbe seizure of walker.

A telegraphic despatch from New York
announces on the authority of the Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Herald, that Commodore Paulding. in
selling Gen. Walker, exceeded his instrue-
tions, and will be court-martialed. We do
not put any faith in this announcement.
We trust that Congress will Immediately
call for the instructions to Commodore
Paulding, and also those given to the Com
mander of the Susquehanna, which left
Key West some two weeks since for San
Juan. When they are made public we
shall know precisely where, and upon whom,
to fix the responsibility of this outrageous
act of usurpation. Having deserted Gov.
Walker, of Kansas, with a view to prOpi-
tiate the favor of the South, it looks as if
this seizure of Gen Walker was the result
Of a desire to curry favor with the North.
Let the instructions to our naval officers
be published, and then we shall know.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

a Postmaster, puzzing ont a very uncer-
tain suPerscription on an Irish letter, jOcose
ly remarked 10 an intelligent son Of Erin, who
stood by, that the Irish brought a hard set of
names to this country. That's a fact, yer
honor" replied tie lrishmaD; ''but they get
harder ones after they arrive here"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

INTERESTING TO GAMBLERs.-A bill to punish
professional gamblers by whipping has passed
the lower house of the South Carolina Legissa
latnre. 1t rovdes that in addition to the
punishment already provided by law, that the
guilty party shall receive not TO exceed thirty
nine lashes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

~ The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial writes under date OF
the 22d:
have understood that the Presidents posi-
ton on iibusterism has given dissatisfaction
to three members of his Cabinet, and also to
a number of Southern Senators and Repre-
sentatives Messrs. Floyd, Brown aud Thomp-
son object, it is said, to the fact that the
President never disclosed to his Cabinet his
views and intentions in regard TO fllibusterism
until he read his message TO them, after its
completion, and then he refused to dot an
or cross a in the same. He has certainly
since shown a determination to carry through
the views presented in the message.
Were it not that the Douglas detection
threatens the party, and the Administration
on each side, the fIibuster detection would
show itself more certainly and more strongly
on the other side.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES,
MAG IFICENT sCHE ME!
10000 dollars
FOR MEN pOT.E,aFgS

FTNHE following Scheme viii be drawn by = swan Co,
I Managers Of the r IT Gaines Academy lottery. in
each OF their Jot.erjts for January as, az AUGUSTA
Georgi to which cit they have removed their Principal
Ohics.
Glass 60.
To be in the civ Of augusta GEORGIA In public
SATURDAY, January I'd. 1>5S.
Glass 10.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta eoris In public
SATURDAY, January 9tls ISIS.
Glass II.
To be drawn In TIE Civ Of eo-ria public
SATURDAY, January 9th, 1873.
Gloss 70.
To be drawn in the Ntv Au "a 7eo~.a iu public
SATURDAY January sd, SIS.
Glass z3,
To be drawn IN the City If Augusta in public.
SATTPD AY. January Oth SIS
ON TIRE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
ice thousand F01g Hundred Prices
PRIZE TO AVERY sEsE T.cXsTs
N1GNTFTOENT SCYEWEE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

E8s The Victoria Falls, on the river Fam
j, 81, in South Africa, as described by DR..
LIVINGSTONE, are magnificent The river is a
thousand yards in breadth; it comes TO a fs-
sure so feet wide, and leaps 100 feet into the
abyss 1t then rushes in narrow channel
among the hills From the dense white cloud
Of spray which floats in the gulf spring I've
jets Of vapor to height of between 200 and
300 feet
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

q One of the b. st articles of the present
day. Tor purifying the blood, an Importing healthy
ana lnvIsorating tone to the human system, is
AcLean's strengthening Cordial aud Blood Purif-
er. We know it is for we have tried it. See
the advertisement in another column.
ec3l-Iw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

~ a YOUNG miss in Manchester while
skating the other day, broke through the ice
into y feet Of water. Her hooRed skirt made
a wide ring on the ice, and buoyed her up IN
til she was rescued
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

A BRTIsH BARNUM.-A man in London
named Croft has proposed to pay the Indian
Relief Fund $4,000 on Nena S,hib, with his
military clothes aud sword being delivered TO
him in London. It is suspected that Croft
may be a stray Yankee whom the hard times
have forced to look about for some profitable
snecnlniiun.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

sB- German journals brought by the Adr-
attic contain the intelligence .of the death OF
the famous German sculptor, Christian Rauch.
at the advanced age of fourscore years.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
Died.
THE C MpBELLS HAVE COME.
CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.
Lessee and ET"nsger. w. HI. CRISP.
FOuTth Grand Concert!
ELlL-lES-aAN - a.-a- zaL-E,- 81

['OURTt PezraLc5 Of those Ia eatd sr:istes RUN
Stf aud n COMES world reuoEned and only
CANPBELL MIN,TRELS and Brass Bad, rsanized tor
1918 xt-tu star PERFORMERS
me Co many Is COZ posec Of Ie order Of talent,
gentlemen 4 vera il lite qualifications selected
Hon me star Performers Of the o1ntry combining in
on organ zation thu best Eeer Deiueators and Come
dia s. the mos pleasing and besf Vocalss Baladiss
the dstingui he'd hest truuen alist and Dan
Gers, at pre- eng the Ethiopian profession;
the Campbeik ever, Challenge the World
10 compete with them
Tickete, 20 cent; Children haH price Gallery for Co
ored Persons, 20 cents Doors open at halfps st o'clock
Concert 20 commence a. haIf-past 7.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31

81 Orders will be issued In = few days
from the War Department. establishing a week
ly mail route between Washington aud the
troops now serving in Utah. This Is by Gen.
SCOTS suggestion, who Is expected st Wash
ington early next week, when ether Important
arrangements are expected 70 DO made con.
corning the Mormon expedition.