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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

peciaIly on the approaching day of election, ano
have issued to them full instructions opreserVe the
peace of the city, and secure to the legal voters
their rights against the violence and intimidation OF
the lawless rufisns who have disgraced the. city
and Outraged the elective rights in the recent cleo
ton.
In thus acting have sought merely to discharge
my duty and insure to the citizen the rights pleag
ed TO him by the constitution and the laws, anu
earnestly invoke the moral support and aid OF all
good citizens who value their government ana It's
privileges
Especially do I forewaru all persons against all
Illegal conduct in the obstruction OF voters ana az
monish them of the serious responsibility when
awaits the infraction of the law.
It's to be seen if republcanism is adequate TOT
its own protection. The Governor confidently re-
lies the loyalty of the citizens of this great
metropolis, and in the hearty readiness with when
they will co operate in the vindieation OF the CITY
and State from any ignOminious submission 10 law
less rufhans. If they do all parties Will reIolee IN
the triumph of government, and every good man
IN the conviction that the pledges of the consutu-
] ton are not empty mockery. At all events, the
Governor win do his duty; if constitutional author
ity and law not upheld and indicated, the re-
sponsibity must rest elsewhere.
But there Is no reason to fear any adverse result
The Governor will not question the fidelity OF the
military arm, doubt its ability for any emergency
/ that may arise. The military officers with whom
have consulted express their readiness to serve the
| state, ana nave no DOUBT OF theH suuICleuSJ iO'
the occasion; and good citizens may confidently
trust that their title to constitutional government
will be fully redeemed.
Let all citizens, therefore, exercise their rights
abstain from disorder and violence, and trust IN the
genius of the constitution and the laws.
Let man leave the precincts of his own ward
unless ordered to do so by competent authority
Thus he will promote the fairness of the election
and avoid the unjust retribuJion that will be dealt
to those vagrant eussaries of disorder who wander
from polls polls for the purpose of illegal voting,
and TO deter peaceabe citizens from the exercise
of their rights. But it is the sincere hope OF the
Governor that the majesty of the law, supported
by the countenance of good citizens, will make the
ensuing election a signal triumph to those who be-
lieve in the capacity of the people for se-govern-
ment.
. Given under my hand at the city of Baltimore,
this twenty-eghth day of October, in the year oil
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven. T. WATKINS LIGoN.
By the Governor
Gacretarv If State
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE

TUESDAY, Nov g. 1857.
Mr. Davis, from the committee on Internal I'm
proVements, recommended the rejection Of the bill
to extend the charter of the Tennessee, Atlantic
and Ohio Railroad.
= &r, Reed, resolution directing the Comptroller
of the Treasury to require Free Banks TO comply
with the Law requiring an additional deposite of
bonds.
MIR. Bullen, resolution providing for the publ
cation Of the general and local laws in separate
volumes.
Mr.. Speaker Barch, (Mr. Harris in the chair) a
bill TO establish the tipping law.
Mr. Whitthorne returned the bill to establish
Central University, without amendment, stating,
however, that probably he should, when the bill
came up, move to strike out all providing for the
establishment of separate medical school.
Senate adjourned till P. II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

In copying an article from a recent num-
Der of this paper, the National Eatelligencer
makes the subjoined remarks in relation to
the election of United States Senator in
the place of Mr.. JONES and a successor to
Mr.. BELL In his retiracy from the public
service, the national Councils will sustain
loss which no other man from this State
could restore; but the withdrawal of the
liable and veteran statesman" will be a
further proof to the country of the fact,
that the affairs Of Tennessee are in the
hands of men who cannot postpone the
triumphs of party to the interests of coun-
try"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

Subs quently the nominations were taken up and
Mr.. Davis moved to lay them on the table He
was not prepared 70 vote on his oath without some
time for Investigation.
Mr. Brown hoped that the Senate would confirm
the nomination. The Board nominat consisted
of those able financial gentlemen who had managed
the affairs of the Bank for the last years, and
he presumed the Senator after a moments rehec-
ton, would withdraw his opposition.
Mr. Davis said iU his principal ground of ob
lection to the Board, that they had been in Office
two years. He thought, in their management of
the Bank, they had steered it to rather poor ha-
ven. Laughter.
The nominations were confirmed.
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Fanny FERNS New Book.
f. re 3 En- lie "a " G ; 1.
BY FANNY PERM.
In one volume Blue and Gold.
From Tie Nao TorE Cogrier.


Fanuvrs leaves are ALWAYS fresh lively and pquant, and
they Of nature about them. There are
many rroSed critics who that FANNY Is rude,
vursr dppant Rut this class Of critics think hat
anything Is and vulgar, and hpponi, that Is mol
common place and du, and stupid. Sfakespeare, ano
Byron Strrn, and Addison and Fieoingt are dread"
July coarse, ard they dreadful popular. French
critic has AIRED Shakespeare to dung ht, hut what
il? Critics win have their say, aud they have rgh 70
what they Think and the public has right 70 think
too; nd always exercises s right without any more
the opinion Of critics than the weather shows
a church steeple. The public have given
unquestionabe evidences OF liking Fanny FERNS sketches
and the public approves OF what Is coarse and v
gar Fanuy's syIe has the vvsciy terseneSS, and epi
grammatical Evelness Of the French school, while her
fancy FIN Of genial tenderness, and teemtne with
simple dramatic and feeling the most hearty and
idiomstic Of English writers There are some who com
plain she graph T. and so she is ard
solomon AND Franklin and Pope, and Montalgnef
and Ia Rocbrfoacauld and Bacon. But il would be an
odd objection 70 maze 20 any author that he compressed
a paragraph the wit which another IN vain attempted
diau~e through essay or a volume. Fanny FERN
climbed into reputation through the greatest dicue
She fer obscure journals, and compelled the world
recognize her genius n spite Of the unfortunate chan
nels through which she addressed it
The present volume pretty little one with gilt
edges, quaiat binding which has auiquaed oos1
making very agreeable contrast 70 the common blue an
gold now the rage az book manu- tcturers.
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THEN AND NOW.

Our readers are aware that the Legislature
of the State of Tennessee, now in session, has
chosen the Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON as senator
of the United States, in place of the Hon.
JAMES @. JONES, the late Wig incumbent,
whose term of service expired on the 4th of
March last.
We had hoped that the Democracy, in con-
siderAtiOn of the somewhat altered relations
which Mr.. JONES has held towards them since
the decline of the Wing party, would have
had the magnanimity to abstain from applying
to his case the inexorabe policy of rotation"
although, as is we'll known, he declined to
avow himself a candidate for reelection. 1t
perhaps, however, should create no surprise
that a Wing is thus displaced, when in these
modera days the most approved Democracy is
held to afford no exemption from the principle
in question, if a doctrine so abhorrent to the
maxims of sound government deserves to be
called ''principle."
The majority of the Tennessee Legislature,
not satisfied, it would seem, with having thus
ousted one Wing Senator from his seat, has
proceeded, with what was pronounced an indie
cent haste when the party tables were turned,
TO the election Of a successor to the Hon. john
BELL, whose term of service will not expire
until the 4th of March, 1859. The fact that
the sessions of the Tennessee Legislature are
biennial is assigned as the ground and justif-
cation of this procedure, which has for its ev-
ident aim to place the eviction of Mr. BELL
beyond the hazards of the next ensuing cleo
tion for members of that body, in which it
was doubtless feared that a majority might
possibly be found to favor the reelection of
that able and veteran statesman, whose with
drawal from the public service, we take occa-
sion to say, will be a source of regret to all
who know how TO appreciate political integ-
rity and independence, or who can postpone
the iriumphs of party TO the interests of coun-
try. AT a time when our Senatorial ranks
have been unusually thinned by death we can
i'll afford 10 spare from our National Councils
men of large experience and enlightened
patriotism, to whom SO many have been ac-
custOmed TO look the trusted guides and
exponens of sound legislation. 1t may not
however, become us to aninadvert upon the
eagerness with which the Tennessee Demoo-
raoy have precipitated the election of a U. S.
Senator TO supersede Me- BELL, and we are
not sure, moreover, that any words Of ours
would receive from them respectful hearing
But, if they stand in no awe OF political oPpo-
nents, there was reason TO hope that they
would at least have manifested some Difference
towards themselves, by paying to their former
opinions and conduct the poor homage of a
little consistency.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

sEcEssloK TO THE CHURcH o. RoNE.-The Erg-
Iish papers report that four PGseyits eiergymsa
have recently Jeff the Church OF kngla0d for 1hs
Church OF Rome, aud several others will sooh FOL
low, The names OF the ''peTVerts" are Rev. u. n.
Oxenhan, II. A., CuTats 20 the Rev. M Denson,
Vicar OF Sc. BorthOlomeW's Cfipplegate, and very
distinguished man at Oxford; Rev. ID. Aieelis, Gu
rate OF Christ Church, Albany street, formerly OF
she church Of the Rev. Mr. DedsNofth, now 4 p
man Catholic; Rev. Walter RlehaFds 81 IS. Mary p,
Oxford we'll known as ffactsfiaD az Oxford hev
Nr. BFoRn.
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TIE LIFE OF a GREAT ORATOR
S. s. Prentiss. Of Mississippi.

w. r. uERRx & 60. have Oh sale
THE LIFE OF s. s. PRE MISS Edited by his Brother
8 70 S. 12rro.
Next TO Patrick Henry s. 6 Prentss was the creates
natural orator that has appeared in this country.
Dazzling Wit Keen sarcasm apt Illustrations and Orian
figures Of speech poured profuson from his ps-oorn
on torrent OF feeling hich irresstiby carried avs
whatever audience he addressed.
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GARLAND's LIFE OY JOHN RANDOLPH.
NARSHALI'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
MORRIS LIFE OF SHERIDAN. Oct14.
BALDWIN, FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MS
sISSIPPI.
BALDwIS'S PARTY LEADERS. Being Sketches
Jefferson, Hamilton. Jackson, CLAY, sc. octl4.
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Tennessee Bonds.

The reports of sales at the New York
Stock Exchange on Thursday last, 29th
nit, put down 10000 Tennessee IS, pay
able in 1890, at seventy cents in the dollar
This is a slight Improvement on the sales
of the week before; but exhibits the credit
of this State much lower than is justified
by any substantial reason.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

The country viii learn with regret, but not
surprise, that Ex-President PIERCE and his
Lady intend passing lthe ensuing winter in
the Island of Madeira. the delicate health of
the latter rendering il necessary for her 10 seek
relief in mild and genial climate. The Pres
ident of the United States, As soon as he was
appraised of the intended journey, with kindly
bis distinguished predecessor that accommo-
dations tor himself aud bis estimable lady
would be provided for them on board Gov
eminent vessel, which is TO take its departure
shortly for The East Indies, stopping on IFS way
at the island of Madeira Washington Union
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
BIcLEANsS VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT.
The best Liuiment in the world for Man or Beast
Amnther EsnnnnrIEnhIe CrIFR

Performed by AcLean's Volcanic Oil Linmeut Read for
yourselves:
Tenth treer running on MS foot. He
tried various Lumeuts Sayes &C but could 10 good
n de SPARED of ever being bic TO his trade
because could weight his foot and by
small bottle McLeans Volcanic Lniment he is
perfectly cured
Rheumatism, paralysis neuralgia, bruises sprains, stf
the joints Of muscles. sWIugs, throat,
to0hache wounds fresh cuts sores burns, calds
pains, &C.. yield the 'msge influence Of this wonderful
Eminent.
Horses and Cattle an iufbe remedy for chafes
gals scratches cracked heels lameues, SPAWN sgeeuy,
splint ula bruises sweugs wounds ratesuake bites,
ard other diseases which animals liable to from
injuries accidents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply Of Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Luimen II sells rapidly, because it
always cures.
liberal discount will be made to merchants who buy
sell again.
80 For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, proprietor, corner Of
Thlrd streets, st. Louis, Mo. also for sale as
above aprz9, nOv3.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

The resolutions of Mr.. Stovall, instructng cur
Senators aud requesting our Representatives in
Congress to obtain the passage of a law for the
preservation of the ivesof passengers of Railroads.
similar to that in relation to water navigation, were
taAen up and and adopted.
a message from the Governor was received
through the Secretary OF State, nominating Bank
Directors for the BaGk of Tennessee /; which was
considered and the nominations confirmed. They
the old board Experimentation any change
Adjourned till 10 NJ. Tomorrow
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
ArrERNooN SESSION.
HoUsE mus OK srcoNn pp,n,


To prevent useless expense in appeals and writs
of error. Passed
Granting administration under certiin crcum-
stances. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
To change the name Of Robert Livingston Allen
to Robert Livingston. Passed and referred.
To prevent abuses in municipal corporations.
Passed.
To declare Forked Deer River unnavigable for
steamboats,. Passed.
To repeal the amendment to Stones River Tur-
ner Turnpike Company. Passed.
To amend the charter of the Memphis and Ger
mantown Turnpike Company. Passed.
To authorize Moses Moore and Scam Waddle to
build mill dam across Chucky River. Passed.
Mr.. Aenees presented the report of the Trus-
tees, Treasurer, Architect, Physician aud Superin-
| tendent of the Insane Asylum. 5000 copies or
dered printed.
House Resolutions in regard to Law Reform, pro-
Vidlng for the appointment of joint select commit
tee TO report BILL read and discussed, Messrs.
/ Whitthorne and Muaday supporting it, and Messrs
Davis and Heiskell opposing it. The discussion
took wide range embracing the merits of the Law
Reform generally. The resolution was passed over
informally.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

We psTtnsFshiP herstofsrs existisg essseen Aaron
\ Stretch and horace 81 RecAs anarr the ARA ana ~
q stfetch Peek, ibis da5 dissolved - a1t1Ai consent
A. etfeC1 hEFiag baaEAl the enge tateFest el "a
ste partner s hsFeafeF 1FFs ans nFug eanrsa o. hs
epn naae, she "a sltud &c lntan and ~!
streets aad u alone suthsF1r iha aaue % the bra
IA settsreaent. AARON sFaAICu.
AEshsiie. Nos. 2-Re IL. h. Pax.
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7. WATKINS LIGoN.
ORDER NO. 2.

Head Quarters H. NJ, Baltimore, Oct. 28th, 1857:
John Spear Smith, Major-General 81 Division,
N. M.-You are hereby ordered to enroll and en-
body, without delay six regiments Of not less than
six hundred men each, Ito be differed and quip-
ped,) and hold the sam in readiness for service by
noon on Saturday next, and report to me.
T. WATKINS LIGON.
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sSbcViWS sale.

JY virtue Of an execution ami order Of sale to d.
ProvS1 ga nst Burton Moore win ne i4h day Of
November next, expose % SALE az the residence OF James
Miller r. Fdreheld Nashville, 90 the highest bidder
for cash q tie interest right that Joseph Burton has
In ana 10 a negro woman named Harriet, and her two
children Mary and 10 being he Part thereof said
r,perty will be sold satisfy sad execution and order
Of sale. Sale within legal hours. - 80 -
" J. X. EDAfONDSON, Sheriff.
o.,1s-td by 4. A. CAMPO Ill, d. Z.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

Directors of the Bank of Tennessee.
Gov. HARRIS sent in nominations of Di-
rectors for the Bank of Tennessee yester-
day eVening-making no change whatever
in the old Board The nominations were
Immediately ratified and confirmed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
vrCRO BHOG ans.

A LARGE stock Of No. ! Doublr Sole Negro Rrogans;
"A Extra sized BroRans, Double sole;
And a good assortment OF Heavy KIP Boots anu IN
JOHN RAMAGE,
oroA-tf - College street,
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COnlII COaI!!!

'TNHE citizens OF Nashville have an opportunity 81
i providing Themselves with fan supply OF GOOD
coal Tor the winter by application 90 the undersigutl
or 20 y NJ HAWKINS az she Etua Coal Once, Nashville
ADJ .-8 s-1f e. f. IT. MARTIN. Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

4 HANDSOME supply Il Fal and Wlater Goods, Ten
y tlemenst FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
AIo eoo1 asortnen Of Cloths, Casueress AMI vest
ng an Of hcb be made Up 70 order Ia the most ap-
rrs1vs.l style BY r. j. HDuGH, tgeuts
ssntlT No. II Cedar street, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

TRIUMPH OF MR. TEN BRoECK's BELLE.
NEWMARKET WEDNESDAY, Oct. I4-The Bed
ford Stakes a Sweepstake OF so sovs each, h. IT, :;
colts, est. lib FLIES, sst Alb Allowances and
penalties. To start from the Ancaster Post and
finish at the Dukes Stand. Nine SUBJ
Mr. K. Ten Broecks Belle, by Slane,
8st. lib. (Fordham.) l
Duke Of Bedford's Killgrew, sst. lib.
Or. Petit 2
Lord Exeter's Azalia. sst lib. (Norman) 8
Betting-5 to 2 on Killgrew, to l against Aza-
LA, 10 10 l against Belle.
Won by length three lengths between the
second and third.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
J. PINKNEY, Secretary of State.
ORDER NO. !,

Head Quarters II. H., Baltimore, Oct. 28th, 1927:
Major General George e. Steuart, commanding
1st 1t. Division NJ. YOU are hereby ordered
to hold your eptire command ready for immediate
service, fully equipped, and report to me at noon
on Saturday next.
7. WATKINS LIGoN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
LUMBER! LUMBERM

TVEF subscribers have STEAM SAW MILL in success
fiI operation in Jackson county, Ala, the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga RsiHosi, near stevenson Depot,
and are prepared furnish all kinds Of Lumber, aud in
auy quantity on the shor notice They respectfully
solicit orders from persons Ia The city % Nashville wishing
Lumber Of a-v de or ptou They viii deliver Lumber AZ
Septl2-sm INGALLS,, TALLY & co.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, Nov. 8, 1857.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Dunlap, Ways and Means Memorial for the
benefit of the securities of James II. Tidwell, and
a bill for the same, and recommended its passage
The bill was Immediately taken up on motion of
Mr.. Dunlap, and passed second reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. St. John, resolution relating to the Federal
Constitution, expressing opposition to any change,
alteration or amendment of that instrument.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Stanton, to provide legal counsel for the
poor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Dunlap, made statement behalf of the
Committee of Ways and Means, in reference to the
currency the Tax Collectors we're authorized to re-
ceive-and read the following the only law to be
found on statute books on the subject; it be-
ing the Act of 1919, Oh. Al, as follows:
"SectOn l. The Treasurer of the State is here
by authorized and required to receive of the Sher-
ifs and Collectors of the public moneys of this
State, all such bank notes current and pass
ing par in this State, and the Sheriffs and Col
iectors of public moneys in the different counties
in this State, are hereby authorized and required
to receive of the citizens in discharge of public
dues, such bank notes as are current and passing
at par in this State"
The House adjourned till P. II.
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Another Submarine Telegraph Between
she old and New Worlds Projected.

A friend ~ri,ing from Paris on the 10Th inst,
translates paragraph from the La Presse Of that
evening. as iollows:-"Ths BuIlstin des Lois con-
tsiss decree very recently promulgated, but the
SIGNATURE Of which bears date l9th Nay last, Civ
inp power 20 an European and American Comp
~ 70 undertake the construction Of trsns-Atlau-
tic submarine telegraph between France and AM
erica. and which shall begin at bordeaux. This
complny viii possess tbs privilege ct working ex-
e!usiveIv 5 submarine line, for a period Of torty
veags. on the ether hand. thsy ere preparing In
Eanlsna 30 eOmmense the works relating 60 the
execution Of new teiegfapbic cable, 10 replace
that uhieh vas parity lost durinz August last
Thus we are led 10 hop thattso 81 esric lines will
unite 10 : comparatively short period the New
World and Europe. oae terminating ia Englaaa
and the other 10 France. Evssy body vii ear
nsstly desire the success Of these great enter
prlsrs, which vii aad % oaF e0antry neW eemeuts
ii riches and strength
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1ISFERNs.

rT,HIs 6 the favorable te 20 build yolr Csierus The
eHKar cIsrEss BuI1Es, HUGH L. BEAIf, T. row II
III. gpg prepared bald them n All Sizes Appl-
cations made b. note oheraisc 20 H. G. eeovei, WI
s-.ss-s ,r.-sl,t sttcut.ou. tune25 6m.t
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lsau neat Dwelling Houses sumner street, soush
p bfoaa. Tor ne eassiag year. senh eontaininE
hooss oeades Kitchen and Servants hoos witb stable
e.sfi4se hoases &C. Apply % J. D. hAkASs
AatAFlle, Oct - r. 81 Planters Bank.
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PaDer Reduced.

FyROAI and after the 1st Of December, will reduce the
r price Of paper from TO 10 per cent for cash, aud TO
regular prompt custo mers and should necessity
arise Tor stan further retuc ion VIII make Is
RAGS are reduced cents, en- BY my card above
and thew must be delivered my store free OF dray
age and clear Of wooen and silks, and subject 70 deduc
on II wet occasionally receive very ind herent
street rag they must subject Classification the same
as any other merchandise and be ld for accordingly
nov2-2w mao W s. WHITMAN.
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The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says:
~ understand that President Buchanan has ad-
dressed to all American ministers at foreign courts,
a confidential circular, 10 which he declares that
the principles Of international law regards neu-
trails, shall. be sPeeted by Ills government, and
that any expedition from the United States against
countries with which they are at pc &c, shall be
prevented by all legal means"