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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

seS- We have read, in ancient history,
that the white slaves once resolved to as
scrt their freedom, and mustered an army
to give battle to their masters. The Gen
eral of the opposing army, instead of arm
ing his troops with shield and battle-axe,
placed in the hand Of each soldier whip,
and thus armed, marched to join battle
The slaves seeing their enemies bran dish
ing the weapon with which their backs
were too familiar, were seized with panic,
fed from the field, and returned to their
state of bondage. The history of our
country furnishes a somewhat parallel
case But short time since, the honest
patriots resolved to band themselves to-
gether for the purpose of putting down
the corrupt and mercenary party that is
preying upon the vitals Of the government
and sapping the foundation of that moral
integrity which constitutes an indispensi-
BILE element in the success of free-govern-
ment. All who were prompted by the
same high impulse were invited to join the
patriotic band, and many seeded from the
ruling party, and entered earnestly upon
the good work But their masters, instead
Of arming themselves with the shield and
battle lake Of truth and argument flourish
ed the party whip, and the poor cowed
slaves took to their heels, and then peni-
tently begged for mercy.
And now we again we hear of an effort
to array the people against the tyrants who
vase their substance and degrade their
morals; and devoutly as such consum.
nation is to be wished, the same slaves are
to be enlisted, and the same party -whir
has lost none of its terrors in the eyes Of
those who have felt its smart In such
material, we have little confidence. The
once sturdy yeomanry of the country, are
now the degraded tools of corrupt dema
gogues the spirit of freedom which once
animated every true American heart, has
degenerated into zeal for party, unmixed
with love of country, and the depravity
engendered by these causes is bringing
disgrace and ruin upon the country. The
unprincipled zealots of party not content
with cursing their country with party
administration, succeeding through tn,
agencies of bribery and fraud, and helc
together by the power of money, are il
league with foreign hordes to crush ma
tiveism and denationalise the government
and thus sustained by the national treasure
corruply squandered, and the foreign ele
ment firmly banded against the honor, tn
interests and the very liberties of thei
adopted country, it is almost idle to hop
for change until radicalism has run i.
ruinous course; and then, if there b
vitality enough left in our institutions.
healthy reaction may take place. TIL
goaded slaves may, in their desperation
face the whip, and wrest it from the hand
that have so cruelty welded it, and one
more take their position as freemen, prou
of their country and glorying in its insti
buttons. But when that day will come
there is no prophet to foretell
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE In NEW
PROVIDENCE.
70 r s ALE

Having purchased property elsewhere, offer for
sale my present residenre. The let contains three
scres, and .hs improvements good. comprialns a
handsomely situated two story dwelling with Eve
rooms, and an Office with TIVE rcoms, kitchen,
meat house, cistern. abes and crib.
also offer for sale lot Of 10 acres on the op-
posIte side Of the road, fronting 300 feet, on
which there IL dwelling Of rooms, meat house
and stable. About 21< sores are well set In grass
and "a finely timbered. 'lhis lot contains several
eligible sites for building, aud would be divided to
suit purchasers. ANY person wishing TO purchase
property in this hourlshing village, would do vel
70 avail themselves Of the present opportunity
Terms easv. will take pleasure ia showing In,
premises to any one willing to buy.
J. l.. c. JOHNSTON,
New Providence, Tenn
Aup 81. ,56-4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
BUGGlES AND CARRIAGES.


CARDS Carriage making,) may be seen at
w. r. BRINGHURST & SONS,
COACH MANDATORY, CLARKsvILLE;
Haydens Patent Hubtess Wheel,
destined to supercede all other wheels when right
ly understood ana appreciated
MURoArRoYD's PATENT SUSPENSION SPHNo--by
which the weight of the body is removed from
the centre of the axles, which can never break
at those points.
oALADEE's PArENT Tori IFTER-by which top
can be raised or lJwe,ed at plessuse, thereby
avoiding the usual Inconvenience
L0RD's PATENT CoUPLINo--by which turn can
be ma In narrow lanes or ale 8, In a less cir
conference than can be made by any other buggy
and with entire safety, as the wheel cannot touch
the body, This valuable Improvement needs only
10 be sen 10 be duly appreciated. And lastly
KREBB's PATENT SINGLETREE, by which horses
may instantly be detached from vehicle of any
kind.
We have on hand and make TO order, all kinds
Of Carriages aud Bug les. Persons In want OF
such articles wonld DO we'll 10 give us call
TRep airing solicited. Terms, CASH.
W. r. BRlNGHURST g. SON.
Aug. 90, '56
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

RfS- The travelling cabinet---so strongly
denounced by Buchanan, in the days of
the younger, Adams, is still in notion
What was high political misdemeanor,
in the opposition, is all right and proper
In he looofoco party, which boasts OF
con stenoy and entero devotion to prin
sip
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

s6- The Ohio Statesman, the organ OF
democracy, says that the entire State ticket
is made up of Douglass democrats. Buch-
anan ought to consider this sterner re-
buke of his administration than the failure
to nominate Bill English would have been.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

New YoRK, Aug, 23,--The bank state
ment for the present week foots up as fol.
lows Increase of loans, s2,994, 000--de.
crease of specie, 1902, OO0-decrease Of
circulation, sos, 000-decrease of depos.
its, 1926, 900.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Music Store

DAVID HUGHES, has opened Music Store
ON The West side OF the Square. next door 10 the
Northern Bank, where he keeps Pianos. Guitars,
POlins and other musical instruments, Piano
tuneing, Guitar and Violin repairing done on short
notice. He also keeps constantly on hand the
very latest she et- music.
August 10, lS58-tc
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

nSS- Mr., John W. White, charged with
forging land warrants, has been acquitted
NOT a shadow of shade of proof having
been made to impeach the high character
he has sustained. Malice-whether per-
'onal or political, we can not sOy--promp-
ted the accusation, the authors of which
would feel at home in the State prison.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27


FOREIGN ITEMs.-A dreadful fire at
Antwerp destroyed the Exchange, with its
magnificent bronze cupola, arcade, and
tribunals of commerce. The Chambers of
the Syndic, with the city archives, are
completely destroyed, The fire broke out
in the upper story about 2 o'clock. All
is in ruins; nothing saved.
About 100 members of the House of
Commons embarked on the Pera yesterday
for Cherbourg,
The steam troop-ship Urgent is to sail
this morning from Portsmouth, with a
large number of captains aud other officers
OF the Royal Navy, who have received in
vtt2tions to proceed in her to France.
The precise period of the Queens de-
parture is still very uncertain, but the
royal squadron, which will consist of at
least 8 vessels, will probably not leave
until this morning.
The Royal Albert, l2l, bearing the flag
Of Admiral Lord Lyons, and the Renown
"a, will sail from Portsmouth this morn.
ing,
The superior speed Of the Queens yacht
render il necessary to give the ships Of
war good start, Probably she will remain
outside Cherbourg until the royal SO uadror
comes up with them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
DR.. Rings High School,
FOR YOUNG LADiES.

The exerc SEES Of this Institution will be re-
umcd on the 9th Of September next Grateful
for past favors he will endcavor to meet the just
expect ations Of those who entrust TO him the ed
ucstion of their daughters and wards.
Miss NJ e. Ring will take charge Of the M usl-
cal department.
Terms, payable when called for
Soreness, $ll. SIS and $2l. Music--Piano.
$25; Guitar, S25.
July 90, '58-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
List of Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Ciarksville,
Tenn, Aug. 26ih, 1858, and which, Il not called
for within three months, will DO sent 10 the
Dead Iatter Ohice
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

REMARKABLE CoINcIDENcEs.-T cable
news has elected the following Renaissance
from the Worcester Spy:
1t is worthy of note, that DR.. Franklin,
the great pioneer in the investigation of
the nature and properties of electricity,
who first attempted to reduce it to a
science; and who proved the identity of
lightning and electricity, and Professor
Morse, the inventor of the electric tele-
graph, were both of Massachusetts,, and,
what is more remarkable, they were born
within a mile and half of each other
one in Boston, and the other over the
river in Charlestown. Cyrus w. Field,
the Agent of the Trans Atlantic Tele-
grapi Company, the efficient man of the
concern, who has done more than any
other man to bring about the connection
of the continents by telegraph wires is
also Massachusetts, man, native, we be-
lieve, of Athol, in this county. 1t is not
often that such a coincidence can be found
in connection with a matter of so great
moment to the interests of civilization anG
humanity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
New Fall Goods. I85s

New Fall Goods, 1858.
We have already received large portion Of our
Fall stock Of
Gentlemens' Clothing aud Fsrnishiny goods,
and feel confident that we can supply the wants
Of friends In our line, In garments Of oil de-
sctiptions We have also very fine stock Of
CHILDREN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes; Hats, Umbrellas, Shirts and
Drawers, G. oves, Gum Goods, Travelling Shawls
and Blankets, oic. Our friends are respectfully
invited to call and give the stock examination.
McCULLoCH Il PITMAE.
A Novelty.
We have received lot Of Seamless Goats and
Pants, Leegius, Over .shoes, aud Gloves, warrants
ed 10 wear we'll and cheap. Call and see them.
McCULLOCH g. PIrMAN.
Aug 20, '5e-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

PINE PINEyI PINEyi
/ will also keep, at TIice's Landing. In addition
10 the above varieties, complete assortment Of
dressed Pine Lumber, consisting Of Window
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring, &c. L. J. p.
July %, '56-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
COwan's Vegetable Lithontrhiphie,
OR
MOTHERS RELIEF.

FOR the cure of Diseased Kidneys, Uterus and
Bladder, curing Calculi, or Stone In the Bladder
and Kidneys, Gravel, Diabetes, inflammation Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Chronic Ghonorrhea, SYM
pathetic Complaints attendant ON pregnancy, such
as Flatuleney, Sick Stomach, Collie, Heartburn,
stnnguary. Relieving sbor Psins, Weak ness Of
the Loin, Proiapsus Uteri. and all diseases per-
tanning to the Urinary Organs.
The above preparation has been in existence for
more than is years, and the certainty and speed
with which Il cures all diseases OF the Urinary Or.
gans has made II the standard remedy Of the ago.
Persons buying the Tiihonthrpic can do it with
the most implicit confidence that II will cure them
II their disease is not beyond human aid. The
lithontriphic has relieved more human suffering
than any other medicine 10 the known world, and
the hundreds that have been rescued from the
grave by II will testify h the ssme. To the af-
fiicted, say try 1t aud bs made whole.
| Read the astounding recommendations Of the
Lithontriphic around each bottle.
For safe by Druggists generally throughout the
United States.
Wholesale agents, w w. Barry & Bonneville,
Ewin, Pendleton & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Prepared only by w. F. Gray, Nashville. Tenn.
Thomas & Bro Agents Clarksville, Tenn.
| Aug 6 1855. en-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Ice! Ice!! Tceil!

Best Lake Ice for sale every morning from 6 to
G. A:RoTH& co.
Aug 81, '58-4w.-(Jeff copy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
FRANCE.

The Psris correspondent Of TIE London T.sss
saye the statement that the French troops are 10 be
Withdrawn from Rome is positively contradicted in
official quarters.
Marsbal Random return to Agiers had been post
pontd till September when II is expected that Prince
Napoleon will accompany him.
Ii wss thought tina, Price Napoleon would soon be
named Minister Of Marine and even Minister Of War
sooner or later.
Dispatches from the commsndsnt OF the French
rsyal station OFF Newfound and announce thst, after
severs interviews with the legislative body OF
OF treaty relative to the Esherss and Of such
cen ed.
The strss Of the Paris Confereres are expected to
cose On the 10Th o. August. Another dispatch Gays
the protocols were expected 10 bs ready for the sigma
tuIes Of tie Plenipo.entialies on the 9Th July.
Tie MoHateHr announces ths. Sr. Mon has been
sppoiIted to succeed the Duke OF Rivss ss Spanish
Enbassador al Pans.
La Presse announces that the crew of the French
chip Marie Caroline have been murdered and the ship
buint on tie coast Of Madagascar. II appears that
sbe wen. TO the Island TO take free sboers for the
French colonies which of the Msdsg sscar chiefs
promised to supply. When the captain went IN shore
70 receive them be Was trescherously murdered.
The project OF the Belgian Government for render.
ing tee fortihcstons Of Antwerp moro formidable is
cersured BY the French semi-officisl journals.
PARIS, Friday night, July % The Three per Cents
in proved to-day, and cloeed st 30.
letter from ST. Eterne reports the seizure OF three
g-euaoes, similar 70 OTsir.s, and tie consequen. ar
rest OF twenty persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
CHINA.

Hcre Kors dates are TO The 7th Of jane. os ne
10Th IL Nsy the forte At tbe mouth OF tie f,ao,
mour,ipc l5s eurs, and backed hya largo e>iy
tySon. sers attacked by the English and F,erea esa
bosts sLc taken v ith tr'rg loss TO the lss- rhe
Chinese stood 20 their guns fairly,
On the 23a the force conmsuced sdvarcinS r2 tst
liver. Tie weather was cool ard the sgTs;o' q e1'
cell, NJ heslth ard spnits. ,..,-, :.
SIX hurdred Frerch troops. originally de-A5fi ir
Cochin Chins, were on their way to the "4' u
Pe.cfee Zee. II.
withou. suy good effect, TO rout the brsv''o o. ~
mountains IN the vicinity.
NinSpo was IN possession of the rebsis, stG 2e
Epolish merchants were on board tue 60 ~ j w
Surprise. ar., s.,-.t. l.
,hs .xplc sior If mine at the captrre OF me Feho
for;.. a Canton trade wss al@cst al eanp.ete
Al Horg Korg Exchange was quoted At ~ fS
AZ Sbsnghse May 81 trade wss uns'uti by the
,aws from p,iho. TIE mes elk crop was ils'rsoly
rspo,,ed upon Exchsrse g. for osnk efi b a
. for sredi.s. -
A Sspstch frous Hong Kong Gays thst seT1'n, .'.rm
uss sst A. Csnton and that quaa ites oi o.s sefe
beips Sc ct 20 Horg Kong for safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

- LIVERPOOL, July -, isS
COTToN-The Brokers Circular reports dat mar
be. throughout The wse. With secLe Of 81 To ssr Dr.
tcptors, and ll6d In hccrs a.c Fsir The ..nes
%, t.er $50 bAes including $40 tas-n BY specloa asa
400 oy eSpor'e The ns'ket yesterday dsyl ci;.sd sa
ety. With sa.es Of 600 bales including SO spc >son ss1
FOR export The following the ssthorized qu5s'; Is
Orleans, ll.led MidclDr ibed Pair Noble, M Ad'
emt s.si Far Up.n d, 5 led Meiiins std 81 o.
hsrd ee2oto ba.es inc udns see 80 American Mesas Cie
Sons Circular reports the 7u urchsr red o Fhtsy'
AT MANCHESTER business was very quiet a. prsv'-
oss rates
BREADsTuFFs -Meesrs Richardson, Spence 20.
report very dull market with heavy imports .Ea issro
weah.r oi the harvest which eonmeIcos in TIE sSaa y.
EnGsId feuI low Ct AID offered 90 ssser
Western = an Philadelphia sCd Bsuore, ~ o. OaE,
2fg Wheat in very limited dssr L. ard seins ony n re-
tail st decline Of ID Red We.;err 5ds sort7>rn
q White Westsrp az a. Southern, esGJJ Cora a1Ds
snd Yellow Cd. al lower al .Ae a 5, wn,s noul' -
D as for prime Northern aud p IS. for New O,eaI-
PROyIsroSs Beef dull ard dGoopng. Pork stesoy:
bu. the msrke, bare Bacon has decred % III we-s
y Lsrc In good sna slightly eesrer sses 81 oe
for good fre ds7 fr choice. Tao- fe ~ onss1
AZ .oesr rates; Bu.cb.rs' Asoci4iion DominA 1t ~
PRoDUcz-Ashes dull a. 35' for both cescrp.on.
scsJ. frus az IN ntner eesrsr Coffee fnn ~
,fes5y Ia. ArsrAr 'fifs ,Ows. stes I'D Car >.
1,sl.iys sEd prices sioTns buyers. E's. - 1-"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
IMPRISONMENT OF LADY BULWER
LYrTON.


LYrTON.
Con.spopaenee Of The N Y. Tribune.
LONDON, July %, ls5s.
The great Buwer scandal, which The London
TINES thought to be " fortunately" hushed up
BY al amcabe family arrangement. is far from hav
iDs subsid. into state of quiescenSe. 1t is true
that, despite the great party interest involved the
metropolitan press, with some trihDg EXCEPTIONS
did every thing in its power 10 hush the case by
conspiracy of sence-Sr Edward Bulwer being
one of the chiefs of the literary eOsere which lords
it more despoticslly over the heads of the
London journalists than even party connsc'
ton, and TO openly sfrontwhose wrath literary
gentlemen generally lack the necessary
courage. The Morning Post frat inform
ed the public that Lady Bulwer's friends intended
insisting upon legal investigation; The London
Timss reprinted the short paragraph of Tia, Morn
ing Post AMI even The Advertiser, sthougb il GER
tairly has no literary position to hazard, did Dot
venture beyond some mesger extracts from Ts'
Somerset Ga.et's. Even Palmer ston's influence
proved for the moment unayalhng 10 extort any
thing from bis literary retaners, aud on the ap
pearance of the hippauty apo!ogeticsl letter of
liberty of the subject, while declaring themselves
highly satisfied, deprecated any further indeG,ste
intrusion upon the painful matter" TIE Tory
press of course, has long since spent all It's viz
tuous indignation on Lord Clsnricsrle's behalf aud
the Radical press which more or less receives its
inspirations from the Manchester school, anxiousy
avoids creating any embarrassment TO the present
Administration. Yet, along WITH the respectable
would.be respectable press Of the metropolis,
there exists an irrespeetable press, absolutely
swayed by ts political patrons with No
literary standing to check them, always resdy
to coin money out Of its privilege of free speech,
and anxious TO improve an opportunity of appearing
in the eyes Of the public as the last representatives
ef manlness. On the other hand, the moral ln-
stnets Of the bulk of the people once awakened
there viii be no need of further maneuyering The
pubic mind once worked into a state Of moral ex-
f,isueDt, even Jh LVrdes TlTfs may throw Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
SPAIN.
From Or OxI CcrrsspoILrt.

MADRID, July II, les.
By q decree pabished in The Gazette of the llth
instant, consulting Council Of War hM been Great
ed to decide upon all que.tOns relative to the de-
ferse OF the kingdom, the organization of the army
and tie service Of tie State. Marshal CoachA has
been made President Of this Council, and M.rshal
Serrano Domirgues Qa.e Embussdor q. Paris),
Vice President; nine members have also been sp-
pointed, al generals Of these three are P,ogresis.
A'' four Conservatives and two Absols:ists; these
Appointments prove that the Government is dis
Posed e employ merit and authority wherever they
Are 70 be found.
I.s Edge! e, - Isssd 81 C.ss tss s-r:ssl a,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
THE VERY LATEST.
Fyom The Timss (Ciiy -astiete

From The Times fChy 1sae(
LoSpoS, Saturday, jay a.
TIE tele srsms from Indis ard China Day, elupsd
with the statement OF the Chancellor oil the Etseiar
last evening tia, the incomrg revenue LOS un' 1
ex,eC6fd suticp to ent 10 fuly cover the
sddticnsl txpsbditure of fe35 600 suthorz ID sres
e Production Of the bucget caused the iun 20 opn
q, a further sdvsnce tf !, which WAS ste ldIy min.
tsired to the close. After regular hours, there v@
rcre 6sed firmness. -,
In the foreign Exchanges rates generally lightly
higher. .,,,.
French T'rre6s show a fractional decline.
From The Daily Ser' tCiy 4fvtiie)
Finds retain an upward eLdency; a rise Of 1l6n
WAS esab. she'd and tho market closed at tee hgh.
est point yet touched.
In the Discount market there was good ce1srd
for morey. Choice bills u & csnt. Bullion opera
TORS sosrcely deserve notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
INDIA.

TIE Cs,cuts mall OF toe l9;h June, ~ih 1uw
so,s Nsd,.- 10 June 25 arrived at Suez tie III
July. ~. H., D. ,..o,l r..
,rera.ever. fgh, Of foui hours Oh The .Fa Of LA
TIE cays'Iy ard s'tiHery "eie 'n pusN' of -
The The Rsree of Jaarsi is reported t. h.ss bsss
kiliei.
Dude continued disturbed.
l. Rotilccrd sll wss tranquil.
Iha C,lertts import msrkst wss quiet. Sl59es
Il ,yn0y,s s1sL 'Monsy market uncassg-1. Stem
So E,ch.,.e2 % az | for credits.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
THE orEEN's VISIT TO CHERBOURi.

From the Morning. Nescs 9f Saturday
OsBoRsE, Friday, 1853.
The Queen and Prince COMFORT leave Osoo'ns of
Chertourg Ans ust t. TO visit the Emperor and I'm.
press of the Fier ch Her Msjesty and His RoyM
Higtpess will remain 81 Cherbourg durug ene Ssns
and return TO 0sboIne on the 9th.
The Panther let Msts for Marseie, on Ths-sd4y
with the light poi ton of the Calcutta and Cnias hGN
which are expected to be delivered in l.on"on m
Tue sday next.
The Pers, with the heavy portion, also ssiled fos
SOUTHAMPTON,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS

Report CT the Superintendent, dated Friday sit:
The ground behrd the nor.h wall Of the iarer dock
began 10 sink this morning, and the )or OF the dock
TO rise. The movemen. has carried the wall Tor ~fd
for 80 feet, the extreme point being four fee, SIX
irchts beyond the straight line. The wall h's sunk
Two ieet ELK inches, and the ground behind 10 est
Tie bott1m Of the dock is raised four 10 ge feet.
Tie warehouse and vault considered ssfs-tas .tter
containing valuable stock Of wine IN bottles valued
at 10000.
lie engineer estimates that the cost OF rspss vii
be fIom ~ 900 to $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
MOWATT VERSUS THE GREAT NORTIERI
RAILWAY

The action which Mr. Mowstt the late .cretary
for the Great Northern Kslwsy brought ag sirst the
DIX ctors Of that Company for what he es led his
wrongful dismissal from Office was tried a, Cbelns-
foId yesterday.
Nh kowstt wss dismissed on the account ta,t tho
success Of Redpsths frauds was msialy Attributable
to his nogigerce while, on the other hand 10 de-
cared he urged upon the Directors 10 institute ga in
vettgetCn into Redpa,hs sccounts, but 10 vain
The Jury returned verdict 10 favor Of Mr.. aoTs.t
giving 600 damages, and at the same time typre ~
ifg an opricn that there Just csase f !, dis.
u,ssal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
EU r O p E.
BY THE pE RsIA's MAILS.

ne Guard t:esmsti, Pe:sa, C.2:. Jsdkhs' fn"a
ss.ee rom Liverpool s,9 oe!oSs On i,s n1'rn-os u
s.:,-d.y, jay q, s,nv.i here 8: ID c"ca Oh DE-
i,J n,'rinf, Asgls: g. v,,,,
re ,,.smsSi7 Ci:y q .;'nners, ron hs.e' - -,
III. # July .Tr'vsd o1t 9; Jve'So2' . -; =,
As 90, aa ;.s Are, from New-foi'
bou:l.sp.oL ~ tie n.ors.rs OF ihe @e''
Tie sres ,,ssu,sb.2 Vigo '"'h ."
City q Bat.no1e a,a ss.isd from h's'P'O' ~ '''"
Yo;b or ,,e ?ls: Of joy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
STATE OE THE MONEY MARKEr.

TIE tenders for the E3OOOOO, reserved for the pub.
lie out Of the New-Zealsnd loan bearing an lmpenAl
guarantee Of per cent, opened yesterday AZ the
Union Bsnk;of Australia.
was found that sppIics,ops for ooIy fias 90 we're
above that rate. The bids from iO71 70 let.
The DAILY Ners says the tenders accepted Ard re-
iected represented an aggregate of no lsss than
200, thus furr shing freth evidence tlst there
is an almost unlimited Guppy Of money res3y fJr in
vestmen mt in resy scd securities at even bigl pees.