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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT
y of w. q. METZEROTT,a large assortment
OF beautiful new style BANJOS. Call and see
them. i,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

MEL. DEONS.-A large assortment of Prince
nGrNSs& Co.'S and Treat d I.insley's MELODR
tIe Ma ,ae sweetest and best lrstTuments made, at
'ne Muac Store OF w. g. METZEkOTT,
It Ds corner 1Ith st. and Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

N1UsIcAL INSTRUMENTS, of every s.nd
nj carefally repaired al ii. IcI tLLiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

70 TO ELLIS To purchase, rent, or exchange
u Jour PLANO or MEkODEON. iy 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
brooklyn Csty News.

snIrmr = FUNERAL -Yesterday afternoon the remains
Of Herman wnbush, late sergeant in the City Grcnaders
Fourteenth smsnt we're Inferred in Greenwood Gene
Nv the company 70 winch ne hal been
,tlscrsd ,nd the National Guards. Two sergean,s nom
aeh company Of the regiment designated 10 act AZ
ps bearers. Ine procession was precedcd ~ Scwsrts
prass hard
T,rr Bo.Rp or surwRysoRs -Tbis body mot yesterday
afternoon at The County jail, and did some business,
among which was Tue presentation OF an act prohibiting
residents OF Kings county from rakng for oysters Or
Gle ms n the waters under the jurisdiction o the county
yh sns :, vas referred Coz further consideration. IN
ac was aeo presented providing that asr TIE lst Of
January 1851 tho sheriff shall be paid S2@00 year IN
s,eaa * ices Cor Foepng she county a aud 5000 ~ aj-
uop for he e. rninni returns ~ the Secretary ~ state
The atannt nos rcce tue Shsrh 90 feceyns tnt
o~chArSine w sJucrs Is ABOUT $4,000 year lie soiset
was also Iad over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
PERSONAL.
POLITICAL.

~ al Of primary elections The d,mocraua trepaoncaa
rational administration snd the regular naraeuons ard
asag.s q ths py trs requested 70 s'u s ~
sph day Of necember 1855 between the hours Of sod
nemoera,ie eepaelcan General COMMITTEES for 1859 which
w meet AZ tammspy s on eenng jam o
p,moerauc 4. abean Young Mems General Com COR
ing ne 18Th day Jansary a. h p,s 1oel9es for orga,
w.rd a. ,orn eard committee WEIGH ward COMMITTEES vail
meet respective warts wetne sisy evening the "a
ana in ne foar,h onrsssio iissri dessies rom
mart Cong essinual Convention u meet Al Tam
mary aa Friday evening paf past ociosk, % nonl
ongre,a p I'LL tae eAshng Vacancy rhe election
rs wsrd.-ahos kennedy, Fdwi. Walsh John strip,
ss.end wara s'ac wilsins, is Mcmahon, Natil cava-
,h.,d warlG g. English. q; rarell Michael M.roaey,
nopnosan faux Boyle Jas prsco
Insneolos Polls e9roer q uas All zoos we'll streets
lrsore,Ts polis al q We., iroaiw.y
sat "srd--iLmotly %reanan owen kenney. Thomas ay.
seventh warAlirea ramer ,uiesw sheehan and Patr
Keenan, ia'pecors Pola At Democratic Headlasr;crs ia
roe a Sos S w5ssr aes Fay 'o' Murphy
Ninth ~arl-wm spaullasapg John Donoane Jainn' Ora
Ien,h wara-Wm charloss. James Reed Benjamin Wech,
' Eisyenh wariJoha T. wae James corvan. Francis
Clark Inspectors Polls corner 81 Fourth ssset and ave-
rweiish wari-Elwara Roche, John 3. McKsoo Thomas
nelly, Inscr"yrs. PniS ~ 0ct Lce corner
seventh street and Third a yenu..
Thiteenh aArl-Iarncs ill., Tbouqs Young Peter Bow
an Pols 1t haaiugs' Hail. corner " Broone
and PIT. streets.
Fourteenth sGrijohn ,avantgh, Mathew Tnomey, Rel
mond Mcaanus inspectors Polls ~ tue crystal ~ GcGad
street
Fifteenth uari-John H. Rver Charles Hamilton, Cornelius
W Campbell Inspectors Polls at 555 Hol-tan strset
Saa,ilh ward Francis taciy fs'.r hap.n, Wm N0rris
Dsur' i9ls AZ ~ Nsst Ssvsn een- street
Seventeenth vard-Mchsei ,iofm-r, Fr.ncls ~. Ia
L. S.uh. rails held smiths
OF first avenue ami eleventh street
Eighteenth sardlesn. ~ clles, sntr.w !. ,ienhard =.
" hogan, inspectors pos ~ Union H.., curnsr o iwen
~ second ID lhiri
Nlnctealth Wari--Nliin Mcsped1n, VIII m CurilAn,
ChJes H. iy0ns Inspectors. po.s .. farses xsy Grss
str Ct near SEC nd avenue
twentieth vards1r srcegan James VI. s~esny, Casper
Asess, Inspectors. Polls fans cai House, ai
Nth avenue TAity -sbrd street
twenty aisl rdstephea Cornell. John ". rglcey Thos
Mccoy, Inspectors Polls ,0ter's, OF 1hut h
ADD second avenue.
~ second ward Bartholomew Ward, Fllia r. WI
ley william H. Uoberty, inspectors. Polls a. IA Eighth
PETER h. swEENY. Chairman.
JoHN H. WgtIIAns, ss,.ra,,ri..
>. -. NANpEhhfSnfN,S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
SHIPPING

,,oR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RrcIiNoyD,-rHE
United states mail steam ship ROANoht Capt fhrnas
skinner, will leave on satnfeay Jan oc'ock ~ W
l9 North She will arrive NJ Nofolk tbs
rev afternoon, and ~ Cy Point the 81 loving morning IA
snngers for will proceed hy tho southern All
re for Richmond will arrive ti.rc cary frisy
fnorring win nod this Aha Cheapest 1lsaslntcst
az y,
tn Suffok -: Petersburg s,d AiGhngnd so Arpi %
Hp<RN LuDbaM ~ Brmlway.
STEAMSHIP HUNTSVILLE NOTICE rs HEREBY
- given the cargo ~ ~. steamship WtSiSNir VII
10 ~ tn Steamship far
savannah shippers noisi AM requested T. rhH iusir
an % sceyfr,nqy ~ -. gNUawGia. n 10, - Nssist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

urOTrL ST. GrRNAfr, BRO AWAY, Fir1H AVENUE
and twenty eec0nd a&restlhts tetunul and uni1ne
hotel has been thoroughly fd epained and put w CON
pete order and conducted The European plan
Meals priv comneious, elegantly
furnished Of rpons, suitable fsr aarge family also es
pnrlors and bedrocsrs ~h bas attached, ~ rent Ger
naneny reasonable terms The Leaton If this hotel =
sion of broadway fnh avenue ani Twenty seeon
street exceed b horse W me city, being one of
tLe most accessible and fashionable nesghborhocls
nfAGyET HOTEL AND DINING SALOON, NO. 2lANN
M Broadway x4o ~ per week for good board
snd single town; single rooms, &C. 70 0c per
day; newly furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

ElE,1ioS SuTiCE--pUKsuANT 10 4 PSOsLtNA.
~ Ton 81 Ne Governor " this state, dated Dec IS ls,
and 10 the Of the LAWS Of this pEb; ts
hereby gwen by tins Common Sosnn eli 81 New
hi sorga. election will be helt Sta - of
January, 10 i thf fourlh Congressional dstr II The stats
New Work consisting q the Fourth sixth, Tenn anf
wards 81 thu Of YORK, for represen lt.c
vacancy occasoued by resignation OF 3oh Kelly
sach representative ~ the thirty Urn Congress % ths uned
ssteB sac election viii - hid Ia tho several p,css dssig
The colocil IN the several election dlslrcs
81 The .oah, eish feht All to'rles wss - sat ety.
rbr said IN Gay OF January Isl" lac po wi' be- aeJ
AMI n.sln Gni sausei when AL ~ sy
oted The Oftr % 81 voted Tor ~ b ecc ion i eire
sentative ID the Itiry nth Congress far 81 fDrh ton
sAga dtrft sl III. ~ the resign atom
Kelly fel 81 ths
tcuncn ~. 4. VALENTINE Clerk o. Com. Coln.l.
nFUtrrFR ~ 49,
DEGcLtRS' GF>EH IL COMM fFbE THIS COMMIT
H. tee m th.r ROOFS, f63 BDVsry, fhlrs
day evening, de: ~, 1883 II Il. o'clo'k ~ orler
eEO =. GENET, Chsrman.
tuwtsu rlsrsoS, ss,re, ries
=. y. MCDusuwcW. --AN@ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
waTgrvayp.r..

gENT.fvAN. IHfkTY 1--WE YEARS or AGE,
y wosh SOON wishes . mese nc a-gudattnce ~ a
vuHr VtlnS sy young l1dy, for III plrysf ~ r4r
fasa an answers this keFt strictly pf,yat. AliFt>
faina where interview BE- bad, Henry James Union
qare fo6 nlico
NfATRrvoNIAL ALLIANCE; BrRgtU. O. rREsrDsNf
NJ street s1uh Brooklyn y. 1.-tstlb.ied 10, iDr n
uWucug adi.a aud nt-taen ~ prfent Unknown - enen
other whp ~ enering mt n'tryny Detthei
pfosgectses forn@ ~ aupieadnr aud AL puisntrs
sen naor cycl receipt u 81 cg1's II slaps % part
81 the tnion AiEMLNf \. NAt-tN Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
sEGaRs AND ToBNcCc.

1,Asu runCHsSEts aRp INVITED TO sNANiNf
~ ny stts ~ se.ars am ofrssaE grea hargasus with
- ,is n c1suF sat several invoices before urst ~ s
,e,r To- py Ivau,rs sesr desisrs with cash "a baud,
y. Cn isSs, " broadway.
go. Az 10 cot NTrY MERCHANTS AND DEALERS.
= gug superior Coochaf &0WD Esq snoaa, iAly equal "
N. W aud variety ~ 0;hcr hrtr1s Tor sale n manu-
farsrrars priaes Rs.NRtNr, factory, % Greene
sirrti IL the rear. Scgaya made - 0ricr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
SHIPPIyG.

TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL. STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ panys New York and Galway line The NEXT departure
from New York win be the steamship PACIFIC, Capan
eboson Saturday the 9Th OF January next and the CIR
CASSIAN, Capt Geo Wm Jackson Thursday, the 9Th OF
January bexI touching at 81 Johns TO receive !6e royal
$50 ncnd,g tickets all the principal cities railway
roes In Great Britain. Third class must provide plate knife
fork &C. and bedding Passage 10 st. Johnsfst class S5
second S23 For freight lure OF the American
Express Company G Hudson street and at their other aver
taed offices ihe naor Passage Ia the third class can he
any principal the lines Of railway In Great BIZ
tain for $S5, or from GALWAY for $40
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
New YoRE, Dec. 8, 1853.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB
- lin, Belfast and Londonderry and al the principal towns
Liverpool without delay at greatly reduced rates The Liver
pool New York and philadelphia Steamship Company spen
did Clyde built iron steamships intended 70 SAL AZ
follows
KANGAROO ....,... Saturday, January ! 1889
CITY OF WASHINGTON ...... Saturday. 7" 70,
Alta O'Clock, noon from per ~, North river
Passengers VIII nni ths the 10 the
Continent
RATES PASSAGE
Cabin from New YORK md Phiaiesphil s5
Return tickets available six months .......... %
Passengers Forwarded % iayre Paris Hamburg, Bremen,
Aniwety and all paris of the Continent without delay No
- hese steamers provided With requisite TO an
the immediate exneon Of dre and the strcest discipline
IL regard the Of lights For freight
passage, tppy nj the office OF thu c0mpans
JOSH u DALE, 10 Broadway, New York, agent.
III liy.roc al q NM fNMAN. Tower Bindings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

w twenty - lsnl pr mpierat, price ADD easy
terms mica dis Nanter i tant
inc. JAhts = hbkNN. - jphn rect
~ -nn -vaR SALE Or tx uNs,,s, ror. Mrg-
Ns)..)NIt. rhauii-A estate ~ tbs city
mi IN 81 Tennessee. ahlut lD under I'M
provem.n good amt ritoLi: gpot buiId<
ing4 ae. particulars ,.itoMi- ~ c5 Na.s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19
Opinions and COunter-OpiniOns

The London Times taking its cue from
the narrowest partzans of the Hudton Bay
Company, is out with an article in defense
of the interests of that Corporation, and
adopts their role of disparaging the eli
mate and soil Of the whole Of the vast por-
ton of British America 10 their hands, west
of the Great Lakes-representing it to be
inaccessible, unfit for settlement, and all
that.
The New York Tribune cannot believe
these views are seriously entertained:
The Frazer River region is mainly
mountainous and unfruitful but it embraces
some valley Of decided fertility, while its
winters are far milder than those Of Eastern
or Lower Canada. We believe the valley Of
the Saskatchewan has also warmer winters
than Canada East, with four times the area
of arabic soil. Under proper regulations, q
very considerable settlement along the whole
British frontier from Lake Superior TO the
Pacific, and will be effected within the next
ten years.
As TO the new Gold Region, it seems sx.
ceedingly probable that it will for the pres
ent be Overdone- that thousands more will
rush there than can find room to dig pro6ta-
bly, or food to eat, and that great disappoint-
ment and suffering will be experienced, es-
pecially during the next Winter. We an
ticipate but moderate product of gold du-
ring the present season. Still, the gold is
there some of the diggings have yielded
bountifully, and there is every prospect that
many others will do US well il not better.
Whoever may make or lose, live or die, the
whole region will be trayersed and explored
The accessible gold will in due time be dug
and washed out OF it and then the great
mass the diggers will vanish, leaving mod
crate residuum OF white population engaged
in vein.mning, numbering, stock raising,
&c. But let Great Britain push through
her line OF railway from the Gulf of ST.
Lawrence to that OF Georgia, and there can
be no further doubt that the population not
only Of the newly-opened region but Of Cana
ia also will rapidly increase, and that q
great British emporium, the rival of San
Francisco, will grow up around the western
terminus Of that magnificent artery. That
railway completed, the vexed question OF a
North West passage will have been practi-
caly solved, and the foundations Of British
commercial ascendancy sensiby enlarged
and strengthened. Must we wait for thu
spur OF British rivalry to induce US to con
struct Railroad to the Pacific
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

doing he carries with him the right Of self
government These convictions will carry
men into the territory between the head Of
Lake Superior and the Rocky Mountains
and il the soil aud climate are good they
will settle there. As for tine Hudson's Bay
Company, it will follow the beaver and the
muskrat, and they will soon disappear before
the unerring rife Of the American settler
IL Mr.. Roebuck wishes to know still more
about the difference between English and
American civilization, we advise him to
study the progress of Western Canada, and
compare it with that Of our Western States;
to look into the moral and social condition
Of the blacks in the British dominions, and
compare it with those in ours and above
all, to reflect upon the value Of CREASED
cartridge as propagandist Of evangelical
civilization in British India
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

never noticed the Washington Union befor e
because ] have had such loathing, such con.
tempt, such disgust for the corruption that
hangs around it, and the corrupt purposes
for which its columns are used by the men
who rule and control it, that did not wish
to trust myself in an expression of my opin-
ion in relation to il before an audience.
The object Of the Union in as.ailng Mr..
Buchanan and denouncing his recommends
ton, that hereafter the example Of the Mn
nesota case, requiring the constitution to be
submitted to the people shall be followed,
is to be found in the fact that Wendell and
his crew have not been able TO make money
enough out Of Mr.. Buchanan and his ad-
ministra,ion, and have sold themselves to
another political firm whom they intend TO
the Presidency and Vice Presidency, the
understanding being that Wendell is to be
at the head Of the lobby and chief Of the
plunderers. This plundering gang now
have its agents in Illinois, warning upon the
Democracy and eectioneerng for Lincoln
and the Republicans. | intend to fight the
gang wherever | find it. (Cheers in
tend to expose their treachery, their trea-
son. and their infamy in their coalition with
the Abolitonists everywhere. ("Good
again, and cheers.) intend to Aow them
that the people OF Illinois are not mere
slaves that they cannot be kicked, cufiel
and instructed how they shall vote either
by newspapers or corrupt publications from
other States. l'GlOrious.9
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

10 these American Turks, however, let me
say that when they find themselves unable
to quelI the strife In their families, they pro
vide them separate residences, il able to do
30. Lady Young" TIE first viii. Of Brig
ham, has always succeeded in maintaining
her title 10 separate residence Of her own,
and the best one at that.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--The bids for the
United States loan Of ten millions were
opened to-day at the Treasury department.
Upwards of five millions were awarded at
five per cent. premium, millions at be-
tween Az and per cent. and about ,
millions from 314 to Az per cent. The
principal successful bidders are the Bank of
Commerce. $4,000; Marie & Kenz Of
New York, about 100000; Common 4
Co., $4,000; Rowland & Aspinwali,
New York, S550,000 Cbubb. Brothers.
Washington, 100000; Drexel Il Co.
Philadelphia, 100000 the United State
Trust Company, New York, 100000
Trevor Il Colgate, 100000; q. s. Rob
bins g. Son, $1,000 +. Whitehouse, Son
and Morrison, New York, 100000; Car
roll, Livingston 4 Co., New York, $500
600. Messrs. Robbins 4 Son telegraph
the Withdrawing Of one hundred thousand
dollars OF their bid, which, If allowed by the
Secretary, consequently, will leave but that
amount awarded to them. The aggregate
amount Of bids was about thirty million
dollars. Among the successful bidders
were Auguste Belmont, and Riggs Il Co.
who offered to take the entire amount at
premium Of three per cent.
Col. Ripley, Major Ramsey. ard Capt
Maynadier, appointed by the Secretary OF
War, under that part OF the act Of June
last. which makes an appropriation for the
alteration OF old arms so Us to make them
breech-loading arms upon model to be 81
lec,ed and approved by board OF ord
nance officers, reported in favor Of Morses
model, inasmuch as they say il differs from
the Others By including the new and un,ried
principle OF primed metallic cartridge, and
recomme pd its adoption with certain mod
fcations suggested BY him. The other or
dinance board on breech.loading carbine-
have not yet reported.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

STEPHEN ii BRAxcB, an eccentric New
Yorker, has been convicted OF libel mon
Mayor TENANT, OF New York. and sen
tencsd 10 one years Imprisonment. and TO
pay q hne OF $3.50. STEPHEN accused the
Mayor in his paper the .i!igdtor,l Of
naughty pranks with ladies' Of easy virtue
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14

FEyHERE can be had at BLUAPs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for Masons, l. o. F.
Sons Of Temperance Noares Public Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Road Companies Courts, States, &C., &c Also Steam
boats, Post Office Stamps Steel Stamps engraved order for
Bacsmhs and Sversms in fact for all those Manufacturers
who may stamp their hands and address upon
These warranted stamp Silver, Cold Brass
and untempered Steel without the het injury the stamp
or itself
Stencils Of kinds made to order. Jewelry made and
paired K. D. BLUM,
Deaderc street, doors from the Public Square opposite the
Republican Bsnne Office. aug1-d6cW3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, PROTEOTED SOLUTION
of Iron Combined.


PrOtOXide of Iron Combined,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal to which new dscove
ries in the Maeria Meca subjected, be re
ceiYed established medicine. Its efficacy in curing
DY p E SHAs
Affections Of the Liver DrOpsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Con
umptive tendencies Dsoerd tate Of the Blood, Bos
W. and the prostang effects Of Lead Mercury General De-
bty, and sn diseases which require TONIC ALTERA
TIVE medicine, is beyond question. The proofs Of efficacy
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate receive
prnfeTed aid.
Peruvian Syrup profess curea but its
extensive because diseases apparently unlike
intimately reated and processing from cause, may
by remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure Is
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill. The facts tangible, the witnesses
and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrOverbe
who wish for opinion from dnteTed persons respecting
the character Of the srups cannot fail to he satisfied with
following, among testimonials. in the hands
Agents. The signatures those Of gentlemen well the
community and OF the highest respectability
CAED-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial H
eets Of the peruvian Syrup DO hesitate recommend
the attention Of the public. experience
well from the testimony Of others whose intelligence iuteg
riy altogether unqueonable Wehave doubt eca
cy Of ncpent disease Of the Lungs Bronchial Pas
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy NEURALGIA &C. In
deed, its effects would be incredible but from the rof
mony, as dc ours, to its restorative powers
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John Pierpont,
S.H. Kendall II. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas Z. AmoFy, james C. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTCEIts wen known that the Medical effect OF Protoxds
Of lost by brief exposure
maintain solution Of Protoxe Of Iron. without further oxida-
tiOn has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup
desirable point attained by combination way before IN
known and this solution may replace all the protocarboses CT
trates and tartrates Of the Matsria Meiiea
A HAYNES N. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. 8. A.
PRroE-Large bottles 90, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEMOVTLLE BELL.
may4-d8EtW6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14
Inain nnd Chinn.


] EOfeaEm News
NEW YORK. Sept lsYictora and Albert have returned
England Nearly million andhalf Of gold on the from
Australia
NEW York. Sept I3The steamer Star Of the West arrive
Saturday night with sI7COOOO gold News unimpOrtant
MISREPRESENTATION White Wheat 6s6s 3D. Lard quiet 60
6d962s; Ron 2d9Is Sd Spirits Of u penne 3ss Gdases
Sugar quiet; Coffee firm; Money market unshanged
NEw ORLEANS Sept 13-Cotson-ales 3lsO bales Price.
easier quotations unchanged Flour buoyant 25 yellow
Corn sOs Provisions very dull Whisky 25 Deaths from Vel
low Fever, Saturday 70 deaths during the week TO-
Arrived Ships "Pacihc and Cynosure and bark Willa
and jane from New York
NEw YoRK Sept I3-The steamer Star ofWest has arrived with
California dates of9Oth August
Financial matters easier than ever before known
Col Cany attempted seize Punt Arenas in the name of
Costa Rica.
The British Consul GreyOwn British Naval Officers Op
posed the seizure for the of auneng Punta Arenas to
the Musquito possessions.
Col Canty left Puqta Arenas for AspinRall.
The Daniel Webster arrived from Havana eighth
with $4,000 in specie.
The Dutch ship COrnea HOOf from salsrtO brought s
Coolies to Havana but lost 90 during the voyage.
Sugar was held firmly IL rails for Dutch standard MOas.
ses quiet as rails for clsyed Frsights very dull
The health of Havana much improved.
The steamer Clyde from Vera Cruz has arrived.
New YoRK, Sept. I3.-Foreign per steamer Vanderbilt
Twelve vessels wrecked the English coast all the
but one were saved.
Morphy won Ofthe games of chess blndfOlde, Bmng
ham.
Rudolph Jung Co. silk traders Of Paris, failed their
liabilities very large.
The Turkish Ministry has resigned and formed
Thsre great hopes of treaty Of commerce with China.
1t said that the Jesuits will obtain exclusive authority and
establish branch Of their order in China.
Prus ia has addressed Vienna the Austrian Occupa
ton of Rus tadt
The Raja of the Poona fed after pIunderng TOuk
is pursued by Gen. Roberts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14

II We authorized announce Dr.. JoHs l. CHKATHA
candidate for Councilman in the Fsh Ward at the ensuing
municipal election. [seplO-dtd
II CHARLES WALKER, (of the Hat store candidate for
Councilman for the Second Ward at the approaching election
sep4-dtd
II We axe authorized to announce J. W. COLEMAN
dae for Councilman from the Second Ward at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election I'd
II We authorized to announce c. E. H. MARTIN
candidate for Councilman represent the 4 Ward at the next
municipal election. augs6-dtd
II We authorized to JAMES B. CRAI0HEAD as
candidate Councilman represent the 5th Wbd at the
next municipal election. augS6-dh
1--we authorized announce R. W. hcGAvocK, Esq
candidate for Councilman the Third Ward at the ensuing
municipal election. augl3d