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H9. The rumor that Mr.. FoRsYTH, our Minister
in Mexico had demanded and received his passports,
on account Of the levyng of the forced lOan is not
confirmed. though it is not improbable that this will
be the result. The Mobile Register interprets the
report to mean that the Minister had demanded
passports for American citizens who had been sub
jected to Mexican oppression. 1t publishes very
interesting letter. however, dated Mexico, May 10,
which Wasno doubt from Mr. FoRsYTH himself, which
says:-"The suspension of all official intercourse
with the Mexican government will be the probable
consequences. "
The Herald says, the present position Of our
Minister there is misunderstood, through either the
oarelessness or the ignorance of the telegrsphic
reporter for the Associated Press at New Orleans.
He sent flying over the country the report that Mr.
FORsYrH had demanded his passports The true
state of the matter was given by our correspondent
in the city of Mexico, in letter published three
days since Mr. FORSYTH had done all he could to
protect the interests of American citizens there's but
finding his efforts of 10 avail, he determined, on
the morning of the departure of the express mail,
and probably after the dispatch of his letters to the
government, to close the legation. This fact is
stated by our correspondent in postscript written
Immediately before the closing of the mail. This,
accOrds with the explanation of the Washington
UaiOn.
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We have 10 heEs as yet from the Tsiesr&pa e.
petition, says the New York Herald Let US hope
that The delay may verify the old prOVsrb 1t is to
be accounted for in measure by the weather which
is sisted to have prevailed Cor the last ten or twelve
days. The City Of Washington, which vas boarded
of Cape Race on the I'd, reports it to have been
anything but favorable for the purposes Of the en-
terpriss. The Indian Empire. which reached Hall
fax On Friday, encountered q severe gale on the
oath, which must have seriously retarded the abors
Of the expedition. By the log Of the steamer Nc
toris it will be seen that up TO the 18th, solid
packs Of 6eld ice we're everywhere to be eneoun>
tered of the banks Of Newfoundland, whilst other
vessels report meeting numerous icebergs.
From these statements it may be inferred, con-
tinues the Herald that the work of laying the cable
had met With slight delay, which would account
for our not having sooner received news from the
Telegraph aeet It is only the paying out vessels
approach the respective Shores that they would be
likely to cross the track of the mail steamers. We
may be without intelligence for several days longer
supposing the connection in midoc to have been
temporarily postponed but it is not likely that
another week will pass without our receiving posi-
tive news of some sort seeing the highly favorable
change that has recently taken place IN the weather.
In the meanwhile, whilst one portion OF the
public are awaiting in anxiety the result Of the
enterprise. another seems quite unconscious Of Its
difficulties, and, indeed of the fact Of its not being
already in operation. An amusing instance Of
this readiness to anticipate events without osculat-
ing the obstacles to their accomplishment, occurred
the day before yesterday. \ gentleman rushed
into one of the telegraph offices in Wall street with
dispatch, requesting the operators to Immediately
transmit it over the submarine wires to Liverpool
The message was taken and sent-as far as it would
GO 1t Is devOutly to be hoped that the blind I'm
pulse of the individual in question may have been
sort Of prophetic instinct, and that his message may
be one of the first TO reach by the cable, the Irish
coast
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Ea-The N Y. Post,an ADLER, though less influential
abolition paper than the Tribune becausemOre digni~
fed and honest is not satisfied with the neW party"
programmed of CRITTENDBE, BELL, GREELEY and 9th.
ers The Post is q consistent free trade Journal and
has always been equally opposed to nstiveism and
protection in both of which it desire to linden
tifv themselves with the Of abOhGonism. This
the Post cannot to sndit that the re-
cent ovations ten Tered to Messrs. CRITTENDEN and
BELL by the Abolitionists of New ork Wers not,
some supposed, merely series Of complimentary
tributes to faithful public servants but the tattoo Of
a new party" This msu@uvre the Post very cor
re,ty characterises "desire to bind the live body
of Republicanism To the dead body of silversgray
Whigery" and expresses its regret to observe ''by
Mr.. CR1rrENDEN's speech at Cincinnati that he had
permitted himself to become party to this silly
combination, which can only tend to blight the lsu-
rels with which his last winters work was covering
bisvenerable brow" "When the Republican par
ty." SAYS the Post, is ready to adopt any such
party tests IS these, protection and nstiveism, we
shall be happy to assist in changing their name to
the union or Observation-Disclosures or any
other party name than that which they have hither
to borne with honor and success.
This is pretty plain talk to the Southern allies of
GREELEY Co. The Post is not disposed to deal
deceitfuIly with them. If they expect to bind the
live body of Black Republieanism TO the dead car
cass of silver~gray Whiggery for any other ends
than anti>slavery, they will find themselves very
much mistaken This is not material to Messrs.
CRITTEEDEE BELL & Co.; it matters not to them, so
the plot succeeds, and they are permitted to get
once more into power; but they would, no doubt,
prefer that the Post would not talk quite so loud.
The plain people in the South may understand it,
and mistrust the patriotism and safety Of their
leaders They cannot be expected to follow Messrs'
CRiTTESDEN and BELL into their new alliance for
anti>slavery purposes it is necessary, therefore,
that new issues should be gotten up, as tubs are
thrown to the whale, and to keep them deceived as
to the main purpose. We prophecy splendid fails
ure for the ''neH party;" it will have nothing like
the run Of Know Nothingism. 1t is beginning to
be laughed at already When will the opposition
learn that there can be no real and substantial psr>
ties with the American people, except when based
upon principle and an honest difference Of political
sentiment When will they learn to properly estiN
mate the good common sense Of The masses:
ReA- Dispatches from Leayenworth state that JOHN
z. better known as JACK HENDERSON, was arrested
to-day on a bench warrant issued by Judge Coop
RIoH, charged with participating in the election
frauds at Oxford. He was subsequently liberated
on his parole of honor to appear before the Court to
answer the charge.
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ne The New York Tribune says that she grand
pageant with which the public were to lave been
treated on the occasion of the removal Of the re-
mains of Ex-President Monroe from that city to
Richmond, ''was a wretched failure'-that there
was really ''nothing like the show that was gotten
up at the funeral of BILL POOLE" This, the TIT
5une attributes to the fact that it was managed by
Democratic City Council, which it says the people
of New York are averse following the lead Of in
any thing.
Here is another evidence of that striking differ
ence in tastes that characterize different cOmmuni
lies ''BmL POOLE" a professional Pugilist and
bawdy-house roWdy, having been murdered in q
grog>sbOp by a drunken foreigner, was esteemed
martyr to the cause of ''intense Americanism, and
buried with funeral ceremonies exceeding in show
ten times the respect shown the remains OF an illus
trious patriot and President. Mr.. MONROE was
gallant solder in the Revolutionary war, distin>
guished statesman, Christian, and sage. But such
services as these are too tame and commonplace for
q sensation city like New York, in comparison with
the adventures of vulgar bully and Know
Nothing rOwdy? All of this goes to confirm the
opinion advanced at the beginning of our governs
ment by Mr.. JEFFERSON, that 'great cities are pes>
tileutia to the morals the health, and the liberties
of mankind" What kind of government would
We have, if we had any at all, if our country Wss
made up of such population as inhabit New York,
Baltimore, Louisville, and New Orleansl
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Bureau Il Yards and DOCKS, July 3, laoe. n
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for any all the named therein, the comandants Of
hessvera navy yards, for the classes for tie yards under their
command b. navy agent thereto, By the bureau
far any al the yards
70 rsoszt coal and mistake n sddlS1 tie csrs,
bid 5 be recfef lrk eoaatEs edsses FOR than
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the Did and contract
Bidders hereby cautioned snd particularly notified that their
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To gae against Offers being opened before the tine appointed,
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No Family afford be without Mustang Linsnt
The many accidents liable may
necessary any moment and nothing capable performing such
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hand almost crisp. The torture unbearabe was an
awful sight The Mustang Lniment appeared Oextzact
the pain almost Immediately 1t healed rapidly left
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BARNES & PARK, Proprietors y. Y
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TW0 Val LIABLE EARNS FOR SALE

THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight nine years, is for sale. T.
on The waters Harpeth FiVer,n the county Of "
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, near the village
Tank on the Rchland and Cenreve Inrnpike nine mile
from Franklin, the county seat Of Williamson, and with
two miles Western Railroad now being cen
sructed. The contains about four hundred and eRh
acres Of art farming land; the county line oetWee
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest cor
Of the 10 formally me wen known iafun
the late Wilkins NhitsAld.
on this Is r are two comfortable residences, vita all
cesssry out houses barn. cribs stables carriage house e
with excellent young orchard OF most choice ifui GOOD
spring water abundance Off falling SOCK water
running from different sources through The iaTm Adon
ing smother tract OF ahOu two hundred acres Of
excellent land with good residence, for sal The coil Of
both tracts equa any FOR cf0ps either for grain or grass
united they viii De sCd separately or t9geer a.
may suit buysTs) thought b. good Judges could be
made Of the best stock farms In the STATE 70 is SIZE
As those wanting buy would Ct whtsh 70 view
the premises before purchasing further DESCRIPTION h
deemed unnecessary but all Invited 70 call and see oi
themselves. aug 25-eO&W6l JOHN 4. Hill.
WISH to sell the farm OF which reside, In WilliamsCn
county, adjoining That advertised above & NJ John T.
m contai ming By survey, hundred and ninety
nine and half acres rst rate farming land, with com
portable dwelling with all necessary out houses, suitable 70,
small farm with good The farm Is veil enclosed
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For faFther particulars apply 20 Mr.. Il. y. Snyder AZ he
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The Ticket Once d In tie Passenger DEPOT and & oun one
hour before the starting Of each Tn. which allows ample time
for the purchase Of Tickets Il is open al no other time during
the day. Passengers for The Eastern cities leave on the A. NJ
Train, which throughout with Trains on he other roads
Time Richmond q hours Washington days Philadelphia
and half and New York three days IS the ces
and best route from Nashville % de East.
New Orleans passengers leave eR0 p NJ Trn arriving
at Memphis in time connect for New Orleans evening Of
the next day, and go through without detention at Memphis
Those for Mcnnve, Sparta, and Beerhea SPRINGS leave
Nashville 23O p n Train. which connects directly al Tu
ahoma with the Train for Mnnviile Persons leaving Nc
Mnnviile In he morning arrive &C Nashville 40 P NJ
Nashville which daily for smithlanf
and connect with boats for different places TIE Ohio
ssppi rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
every morning on the srriva Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern and hour ne
Ovehe former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
iulyl0, 1883 BFG General Ticket AgEnt.
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KNGSTnN NPRINGS

TIII be opened for the Summer Season Of 1859 on The ia
w June for reception Of visitors Te scroer viii b
rsred % receive Boardsrs, and furnish the best
FL ne rates 81 so per day, 80 % per week 81 " per MONTH
Servants and children under y years Of age half price band
Of music will attendance. passenger Carriage vii run
reuarly leaving Noel Co.'S, College street, every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday. ,-
Iasy2s-d&W1m ,. = AkAUAA1 Assa"
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pes- Tie women of New York recently held q
Dress Reform Convention, and determined that they
'sOoud wear breeches." The ladies about here
manage these matters without holding COuven-
tons
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fhsE. T. HsAet5, eomuentiae ID tie nsSs Shica
re publish to-day, Gays, the war sgsinst the hulOasa
government Is continued with undated sfdor on all
sides; and it would seem that the priest-ridden
party NEST fa for ths sPirt of chs people is eEery~
where aroused against the church and the standing
army. Executions both Of clergymen and military
ofieers have taken place 10 several towns, and to
have great effect upon the supporters Of President
Zuloags But reprisals have also been made, and
the war is assuming not only bloody, but PredatO-
~ character Forced contributions in the cities,
and saeking and pIlage in the country by bands Of
gderrias or robbers is becoming the rule through
out the central portion of the republic. No con
lecture as to the probable cessation of this state OF
things can be made, for all parties equally in
want of money to make q great and successful
movement against the other. From the tenor Of all
the accounts from Mexico, however, it is evident
that the people are gaining upon the priests and
the army.
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No. The Herolds correspondent at Caracas, Nene-
zuea, writing on the 18th alt says The country
is quiet, and promises to continue so, under new
constitution similar to that of 1880 general coz
ventiOn of delegates will be ehed the 9TH of
July, 10 draft a new constitution equal in all its
bearings to that alluded to. Ex-Presijen; MOSAaAs
continues under arrest, and should he not disgorge
bis puuder of the public funds he will certainly be
impeaohed for malfeasaHee. The crops are abun
dant, and health peace aud plenty reign throughout
the republic.
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DIR. KINGS DESPENSART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

~ Dr. King, formerly Of New York. Tor the lasi four
49, years Of Louisville keurucEy and who has De-
voted the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years, daters himself having attended u for
many years, andturs thousands De b. enabled %
all diseases private nature matter how bad gy DO
from idiuieious mgIaI from negldct Of thei
Kings DisTensay is No . Delerick street, ciace
Cherry the square where he all diseases Of private
oxoRHEA cured vi hout naucious medicine iherfsrgncs
from business
rRICRUREs OF old or recent date eEectuaIy cured
DAYS, operation which pain. here Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines The constitution 50 much
SYPHILIS, ali the diseases o. the sku growing n neg
ect or treatment, eectuay cured eE DAYS.
WEAKSrss- particular attention having been %
this ali the COuse growing 0z Of il hruughE
many by the destructive habits &C ncondere
which will undermine the constitution rendering tie subject anhE
business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be horng win any dculty Of Tie Womb
may assured Of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad b. writing and stating their via
enclosed directed 70 DIT. A. King No p Dearick
Nashville, viii have The Necessary medicine
their address, Necessary directions Stct secrecy deserved
Once from O'Clock morning until Sin the evening"
may &-dly
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHeICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
ierUes Sugar Cured Hams.
Is bags Java Coffee.
. Lag. do
Mocha. o.
90 " Baltimore Rio do.
hhds strictly choice La. Sugar.
10 hbls. Baltimore Refined C0lec DO
50 boz. Asst Br00ms
100 bags Extra White Wheat Flour.
900 Red
200 Bus. Corn Meal.
Just received and for sale at marke. prices b
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IA Dispatches from Boston dated July 4, say
the weather to-day is delightful. Thermometer
about eighty, with cool easteriy wind snd iudiCa-
tons Of agreeable day to morrow. The PrePsra-
tious for celebrating Independence Day are very
extensive joan S. HOLMES Esq, is the orator for
the city demonstration, and Hon. RUFUS CHOATE
will deliver an Grafton TO the exclusively democratic
patriots who celebrate on their own hook The
latter dine at the Revere House, and the price of the
dinner tickets is ten dollars The city dinner takes
place al Faueuu Hall, as usual.
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
SsEE-ESS MEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee at nashville [wdtw-
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NO Selling OF! Oh! Of!--The
SSA3S remainder Of the stock Of Rich PARIS BONSTTs
MILLINERY GoODs at the New York Emporium, will be sold
within this month great sacrifice without regardtO
any other consideration. Exchange money taken so cents
the dollar June l9-d&W