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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

The STATES or CENTRAL AMERICA. BY Z, G. squier,
late Charge d A taires OF the United States TO the
Republics Of Central America. New York Harper
" Brothers.
For copy of the above we are indebted to the
publishers, through Ness,s. j. G. Morgan & Co, of
Exchange Place, It is a large aud handsome volume
of nearly eight hundred pages prousely illustrated
with photographic plates, wood cuts, ana maps
The previous writings of Nh. Squier On Central
America, by their truthfaness vigor, and interest in
all Details won for them a wide circulation ana a
| high rank among the productions Of American
authors, at home and abroad. Excellent aud inter
esting, however, as were the Notes on Central
America the present work is still more so. Ii is
the final and full result Of the authors extended oh
sergltons ia that country, and as combined history
and physical geography will remain standard work
throughout the changes of century at least. 1t is
really mastery and valuable hook with which the
author may take proud leave Of the labors Of tera
/ ture,
The Notes on Central America related chiefly
to the two States of Honduras aud san Salvador
The present werl; treats act only of those Suites hut
of Nicaragua, Costa Rira, Guatemala, Belize, the Bay
Islands, the Mosquito Shore, and the Honduras Inter.
Oceanic Railway Everything that can he Of any
interest regarding these different divisions Of the
Central American paradise, Is givea--the geography
4 topography, climate, population, resources, produc
tons, commerce, political organization, aborginees
etc, being set forth in detail, with all the lacdy
and beauty of description which characterize the
scholar aud the enthusiastic admrer Of nature 1t i,
one Of those hooks which the hoy, the student Tho
adyenturer, the politician the old man. the reader
every class will peruse alike with pleasure and profit
1t will, therefore, become universally popular, mo-
4 1Il,r ;t,4 III, x. l,3fs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

az Look out for limitations of Lea * Per-
eau Sons, auI6 2puawly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

8B We are requested to call the attention Of tbe
trade TO the sale Of six hundred packages Of boots shoes III
and hats which will take place this day at 10 olo
NJ at No. 10 Canal street. through Btache Leauusnt 4,
tieneers. Terms at sale. - =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

Doors, SHOES AND 0sNABURds-.Ilarp invoices
q these articles, valuable and Indispensable at all seasons
CARELESS Of the ups and downs 81 ana tie variations
fashien have been received by the weknpRn wholesale ea
efs j. y Valentine GO No 81 Common The Trade
in town and country viii find ii worth while 10 20 and i
See the advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

A HoRsE AsroNIsnGp-Tbe fourteen locomotives
which blew their whistles at Syracuse, in honor Of
the cable so astonished horse. three or four miles
of that he fell his knees, and there remained till
the Whistles stopped, notwithstanding every effort TO
get him up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
The Eastern Clarion,


. n 4 JANIS EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having helargest circulation
Of any Country Newspaper Ia the Souh very respectfully
offered Medium to the Merchants New Or
cans.
fornayertisiueleftat the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be puuefUasiy attended to
Ea-FaAk a. B&RTL EFT sgeat for New Orleans 3R7 %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
KEavnaacy Cfrars.

$1,000 Media Regain Sol snd Acisro now landing cx brig
Margaret A. Stevens, aud for sale by
S. DE WISER & Co.
seq 2p6t IA magazine stree.
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WOOD, .Msllemberger $ 90,
p . 2 I n Y II n
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
50 Camp street. Now Orleams.

S o . I Fl p r N
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
50 Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles Of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries Balconies
Offices Yeraudas, frsm the lghtest and most
graceful to the heaviest ana elaborate designs
IRON FOUNTAINS, VASES, STATUARY, LIONS, DOGS,
Dragons, etc
IRON SETTLES, CHAIRS TABLES, STOOLS BRACK-
cts, Lamp Posts, Flower Stands Horse Thoughts, Hay
Racks tItching Posts Carriage Gates Tree Boxes, ETC.
IRON STAIRS, Straight and Spiral.
CAST IRON AAUsOLEUMS Of beautiful desi IN and finish
CORINTHIAN CAPS COLUMNS etc, etc.
Our facilities for executing orders for arg every
ia the Ornamental Iron second nome and invite
the attention OF the public lit Of Designs in
number confident that while teir tastes will he suited our
work will combine all the requisites Of beauty anl substantial
construction.
so Wareroom-No, 81 Camp street Foundry aud Machine
Shop--No. 247 Fchoupiouas street
| WOon & PERuT, Wuop, MurrEBFRGER & Co,
| jyl6 2p6m PMladelphia New Qrleans.
Important to state Tdr Pagers
IN DEFAULT.
Having received The list property forfeited 10 a state ror
unpaid since S5l all delinquent State ax payers
hereby notified forward ami settle their back
damages etc. otherwise their properly will subject 10 tie
summary provisions of No 2S5 The list Legislature.
Ig=U8ee-No e Royal atreet.
W. W. HANDLIN,
Attorney for the Collection o. back stnte Taxes
auSl 2flm intte Pasish OF Orleans.
Pipes. Pipes. Pipes.
fresh assortment Of MEEEscHArM PirGs, Just receive
LION & PINsARD,
auS0 2ptf Gi and rs Roval street.
EefguCfieUr's Pistols.
An invoice Of IEFAUCHEUX's sREv0LvERs, receiyec
| by slip Roger ewurt from lGevre.
LION q PINSARD,
&c and 65 Royal street,
auSo gptS corner Of bienvle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

DEFRAuprNG Coal DEALERS PrSIsHED-The City
Court at Hartford, Conn, have found that two coal
dealers Of that city have sold coal short ofthe weight
bargoiued for in six instances, for which ottnses jus
tee orders that the defendants pay over two hun
dred dollars to the several plaintiffs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
EEHvNya0 SPFqal,.

$40 boxes white yellow and Brown Havana SUGAR land
ing ex brig Margaret 4. Stevens ana for sale Ly
s. DE WISER & CO..
seq 2p6t ~ Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1858.
n5 We are indebted to Mr. E. F. German, news
paper express agent, for a copy Of the yieksburg
wing Of yesterday morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
Tntporfanf to STATE 1ac Pagers
Lefs,scheur's .E0isfoIs

An jny5ice Of LEFAUCHHuX's 'REyoLvERs, receive
by slip Roger ) ewurt, from IIGvre
LION q PINSARD,
&c and Is Royal street,
man lntf cnrner N nanRilla.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
EEUUuBsU Cigars.

100000 Regsas Media Regaas Capdores Brevas Cilin-
drados' Londres Mtllores Washington, Aseo SCI
Acerto, and other fine br1udsiu and for sale by
S. DE WISER & CO..
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.TREsf ReCeiucd.
II Card.

Having heard nlns citizens express opinion of the abso-
lutte necessity Of having COMMERCIAL READING ROOM
the city of Nav QTeNus the subscriber being DESTROYS Of
accommodating the public viii, a sufficient number Of sub
serbers can be obtained deRy the expenses open the
the of St Charles and Common Streets for that pur.
from the 18th Of October and guarantees pub
lie that said rooms will be kept open for one year.
Mr.. CHARLES MIFFLIN, late proprietor Of the above
named ROOMS will superHteHd the establishment and is au-
thorized to solicit Subscribers for the same.
au2O 2plm T. W. C0ELER.
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The attention Of Country Merchants is particularly invited
to cur large stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which We offering at
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
for Cash City Accepances.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS q Co,
ZIG ..t..-,,.. Canal street.
SEQ 2ptr
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.YetU Goods !!

.yesU Goods
NEW GOOD ST.
NEW Ds!!!.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
11G....."....C Canal street........,...lI6
Have
JUST RECEIVED
Per steamers Daniel Webster and Black Warrior great nd.
dious 10 their stock Of
FANCY AND HOUSEKEEPING
DRY GOODS,
which the continuance Of DULL TIMES Induces them
of.r a.
Greatly Reduced Prices!
We are now offering
FALL STYLES
ID H II 8 s. SO o
at prices which cannot fail to
ENSURE SATISFACTION
to The purchaser and which in point Of quality taste and
UNBIyALED!
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & Co,
I6........,.... Canal Street IT,. 116
SEQ 2pf
StJRsS
SILKS!I
KS!!!
Sill X S!!I!
The Ladies respectfully invited to examine he remain
der of a large stock of
BEAUTIFUL SILKS,
which are seItrg at prices
LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION,
in order to make room for
FALL STOCK. .....- A..
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO..
II6.....,....-,....,. Canal Strect.-......... IIG
SEQ 2ptf
Bttst Opened,
Large aSsortmeuts of
FRENCH PRINTS,
C0RsETs
EMBROIDERIEs
RIBBONS
TRIMMINGS and
MARQUIsEs.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS q CO.,
It6 .(Hnul Strect,...,..-..,. IIG
seq 2ptf
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KENU0llGt EE0lae en-.

20 barrels Pure White HAVANA HONEY in store and for
sale by
S. DE WISER & CO.,
SEQ 2nGt a Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

Sot17O CAMP STREET.
PoRrR AIT and PICTURE FRsA2rEs made tie order orD
FRAMES RE-GItf, AL Nin4s PLAIN aea oE4s 4
MENTAL GLIDING 5gue in lie gss- style. myI5 2ply
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.Hcsr Publications.

AT AUTHO Rs PRICES
RATIONAL. GUIDE TO SPELLING-lQ cents
NEW NATIONAL SONG-l0 ccuts.
NATIONAL SCHOOL HYNN-5celf
For sale at
seG Up No. G2 CANAL STREET
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Patent
RaaCE THIS!
gt.aM Pope,,: 80 E3ape,.!

~ &&hG q sEES&S - G%ka A GtASSsEs
BAUMBACH 4 EVERS,
" 5OLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALEEs IN
french and American Paper HRngingBs
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
Marbles, in every variety,
No. EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Po5tOice.
Particular attention paid all work in their line au25 zplg
eVetO Sharing Saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past Twenty-Five years has been at the head Of
the procession in this city would respectfully his old
friends and customers that he has opened New Establishment
No. Ia Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-Ohice,
Which he Them viii way be worthy of their
patronage. From his long experience city he aaers
himself that he thoroughly understands requirements Of
the public and will his eneavor RpprobR
ton of all who favor him with their he has made
Arrangements with number of very in the
Southwest customers may that they will BIS at
tended to with skill proups5s Dispatch all times and
at all hours,
N. B. COINS,
No. Il Exchange Place,
m25 2ptf Opposite the Post-Of6ee.
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Henry Ecith,

AS usual in The ToNsoRIAL DEPARTMENT. the hest q
Artists are employed. sef 2ptf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

n and afar TzURsDAT, April 8, 1ss ssPa.sngsr rains
j wiz be a inIloUs
Leave Nashville daily as 5 A. n a1l 2 p n
Arriving az Chattln0asa 2l2o p. NJ. and as A. M
Leave Chaitanooga a lO.30 A. M. and 92s p M
Arriving az Nashville AZ o.I0 Al 81 and no p n
Passengers for the Eat via Himing0u ~ c. can iass ~
vile on either n, and make conncons 1rouzhout Va
knoxvii Ienn and LynChbgr, Va, should Nashv o
ne morning train % make the connections.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville o. p fIi-u
which connects as sasVeaton with n. 4 G. Railroad
fhose for McMnnvile aud Sparta, win lave NrssrlI - ~
p N truiai which connects directly Tuiahoma u E s
Tor AcsnnFiiie. The train which lea7es 1clnhv AZ 81
connects with the day train from Ckaitanoo1 - 49, Il
Nashville atS.lo p. III.
At NashVe there Isl daily connection win h,sf7 f,- - -
Cinsnnat LouisEille. Memphis, New Orleans ptt-hrr
Gci also daily line of Stages for Louisville.
Through Tickets be procured at the Depot before Re t
Of liz trains for McNinnTils HuntsTle Memphis Juns11
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery Charleston, ssrlnnah Au4
Hmngt1nY Knoxville, LynchhurE, peerbur and Rchuor
Passengers from Nashville New York &C. eta Knoxville
Time through, three tt15s This decidiiy TIE chs.us -
U. T. ANDERSON.
apl6. ISIS g.srslll ri.Irf 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

UIhe Memphis Bulletin reoorisa singular incident esuDtI
win me catastrophe to the steamer Pennsylvania The we're
m persons VINO occupied three adjoining stasrooms on the boat
Ehen she blew up, all Of whom were ssp in their lb 49,
moment Of the accident The three who occupied the INNER t
IN the siaterooms escaped with only slight injuries while The ~
who occupied te lower bhs either killed instantly or have
died since Among these persons were Judge Hams and Col
CAs STONE the former Of whom died saturday. and the latter
rapidly recovering from his wounds judge HREs and Colonel
sToSE were IN the same sroOm the latter sleeping the p
and the former in the lower hertb. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

U-TED STRANGE, Of TshomingO county Miss gentleman
VINO Is highly respected in his nehbOrhood has been fd f
fraud upon the Pension Oos. The Memphis A5aI learns from
D. s. DoDsE, Esq, Special Pension gent that the fraudulent ma
p claimed land warrant in the ZAcHsR1a Joyzs who
vas soldier IN ne FLORIDA war, and who has been seen for
nn years The accused held recognancss to spr At
the December term Of the United States Court at Ponto 70 ts
his trial on the charge Gases Of frauds upon the Pension Office
Mr. DoDoE inors the ea becoming aarruing frequent;
they are almost all ppetad same manner as the one We
have been speaking Of person stands we'll in the comm
nt and whose word Is taken without hestaon draws up false
papers Relying entirely upon his representations the judicial
os who are required to sign the applications, do 20 without
examination and TN fraud Is consumus This should act az
warning Judicial officers and they invariably insist on
examining all papers they called upon to sign.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

II The Memphis Bulletin Of the 10th says: ave were
grahed to streets yesterday our genial friend
CHLs srOS who has his room during the past
week by injuries received the Pennsylvania He is by
no means entirely WE'LL but is recovering fast viii be able to
leave for bis home in Nashville in a few day."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
RsDVoHor N FnzIaHr'sand AsfoIioTlnsi,eso Of news in

N-1 S--li sa.oA Staafteit OF tle lstns
We are pleased to notice from the suloned s5o-i.t 49,.
ron ne augusta l6a a1one d1 SGtiael OF lie I7tb lDf
maj ne oeorsa STATE Road has determined reiuo To rafeg az
Irnta on r4n &C., their road; further Is.v 80
Lgnsan u.s. returned from Nashville, Tenn thar riucon
sl ~ - NeSnslle ana Chattanooga Railroad has also
ten oenlnea on This movements in ti rl si-
uon, eaa nall hope very 70 roads fooTV ~
Ihe dgeyie Recorder says that the SursriBte-ie,t e
me sae hoad a. te suggestion Of Gov. Brown no yi A.
lsst goh coal and lime third during the sumner so1
sls1t vance, however when the busy season Commence
N ~ slse ln reduction Of freight upon grain shipped over
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NEW BOOKS n


1HA BIBLE GALLERY. IlussrsHns orr s.rsss ~ "a
III hOfESIANI THEOLOGICAL AID ECCLEEFt srrr AZ
Elcgclopeiia. BENZ co1lanssf .-1rsslsn ii us-i-
So Aneyelopedia- By kcT. J. H. - Bleergsr, D. D 8
vols ociaFo.
IA SPIRIT AND BEAUTY OF THE CHRISTIAN REI1-
:, so. RON TIE french. ly Eum1 5lcfIs.
- - AhlE GLORY OF WOMAN, as PORTRAYED IN THE
--Li1i LIE % the Virgin Mary b. ReF. II. Harbauzh,
- as-lof o. Heavenly lesousn, The Heavenly ilie.i
AtlA Sh1-aAalal AND METALLURGF OF COPPER Rsfnz
Zee GUIDE q Tie Worzer u Co1rar Az Other Hlsta7
- E.ASllCAL aINERaLOGIsF. b. 1vernan.
hliA hAAA AND LIQUOR DEALERS lrfls r. - rr4rr.-
lars and Adultsralion q Elquors
LIE AND LOVE IN N0HWAT AND f.FPUfNn 49,, a..
gerL27n powell By rheo. Magge
LILLY nlllIE rumance by Edward Goodwin ~ sf.s.,
t41 gUAAEk SOLDIER; or, The British On snldsI1hs ~
sARrAR0E. ale Of NORWAY. RvT.- a ar,l,l,-.s l,.,
oE''ihe Watchmau."
TIE cousins: p, n. eapns Ward ByJ.A i.is.aa,
ADAM GR4EAlE or NOssGRAY. asrsi b. Ms. ollDb.ss
Aurher % itzsidee."
DEAR EXPERIENCE. novel BY Buaui. ulu1.--s-s rs,
'o-n Leechs Of he London "Punch.n
Just resolved By p Hfatv
Fer Juiy.--Gahan's Magazine ~ 1.iy. a -Br.5rs
number. Price only 3 cents. Or ialse drspsryssr rs-
..ls% Uelsl E-HAaAs, 4g.nt.
Cooley for July .--aodsy's Is1si5 55S- f5 I-7~ ma
beginning Of new volume. Pres oy IS ea q, a. % -
isH E.HAsAS, Agent.
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PETWIY LINDS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, Isss.
NE Win or for sale. to the bidder on aorst a ne.
tgcf and threa yaars lc1Hs tnrslf On ne pra.ss
That Splendid Tract OF Land,
about four miles southeast Of Nashville fontng east sa
Of Che Aoensyle Turnpike and both sides of he lln Crst
valley Turnpike the late residence u IT, Pstgay dets
whole tract contains e.
which has been suhdiVids5 i1to
EOREE-EHGETT PARTS
ranging from 60 % with proper n7euueE
running each Through the se a1grng nlucemsnt5
topurctasers. These lands lie veil,
falling springs and running brches and the s r.lT
best quality
One-ThiFd splendidIy TimbeFed,
the balance cleared and high % cultivation rhsrs ss
very ieE tracts 81 land in the vicinity % Nashville Dat VIII
pare Yorhy with this either IN the quality Of - so
tet and even surface, healthy location. 11o od.
abundance Of good and lasting Psand rs a
city
This saleis made for uiiou under the uI 90
on long and LIBERAL CREDITS without interest," e0riin- suu1rhe-
sers, greater Inducements than usual tleuselTes
small large u choice land.
Omu0uses viz free as usual leaving The ulce
WOODWARD DeaerS street, about bali past tbs
morning Of the saedaJs and return in the evening.
Persons intending % win please report themselves aa
once 81 Nance woodward, hy o'clock, NJ, the "a d.
stant that ali BE- acc1mm0dutei.
Colari0n the premises free the one
come ~. JOnN s. PETWAY1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

IThs Memphis appeal the number Of sufferers by the
Pennsylvania explosion originally admitted at the Exchange
Buildings was thrfour OF the original number four did two
cured, and Orleans satur
day. leaving at present. under the Executive Com
me thirty persons OF whom the majority improving finely
Eight ten very low, and their recovery very doubtful
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

1--we were pleased % meet ead Col CHIF1Fs sT5s
last night who arrived the evening train he was looking IN
MS usual robust health and scarcely marks Of the ~
catastrophe through Ehieahs 50 recently passed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

CORRECuox.-In the deposition Of Mr. c. W JACKSON, as
published in the card Of Mr.. W. SPENCE in our paper the name os
Mr. MosBEY in the FIRST line second paragraph instead
Of Mr. NOTIFY, as il was written.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

DThe cable to cross the river At CavO for tsl.Db,, ~
m1nieaiOn between Memphis and Cairo and North and West
passed Memphis, on the 18th, steamer james AlOpt
It l,sOoyards long, and weighs i've TONS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW ORLEANS June 2l.-- Colton--sales Z, COG
bales; prices firm. Sugar advaneRd e. IObaeco
hFm. Gunny Bags-l2c for heavy
siHh has been iDsugurased Aegor
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Cetron-salee 500
bales; prices SITTER sales goT three days 1000
bsies; receiver 4,209 haIes Molasses and Sugar
steady. Corn advancing On eeeoun! Of short sup
ples-75es0e Other articles unchanged
KEW YORK Jpn- % Cotton -Ss.e. pms bales:
advanced 10; Upland mlddiirs 49, -Four hrm
Wheat-S 0u,Aefn white 2dai 20; ed 81 Uga
/ TO- Mess Pork SIG 50aib 20. shisky 221a2s
TaiOw 9Ae Sugar 5sa7
CINCINNATI, June % Flour offered at 50 Is
Whisky l82o Mess Pork Sl5. Bacon sides 7}s
7se; Shoulders 55c; Bulk siles r. Lard nominal
b lQe. iinseed Oil 66a57e
Destructive Tornado.
NEW YORK, June PA tornado visited this
city yesterday afternoon, accompanied by rain,
lightRiEg and hail; the wing Of the American First
Glass Co e works at Huuier's point, was blown
down. The Rev. Ralph Hoyt's church, nearly con-
pletdd was RACED to the ground. Other damage
was done IN various parts Of the city.
The River.
ST. LOUIS, June y fine river has fallen
eighteen inches in the last As hours aud is stil re-
ceding. All the upper streams are falling
LOUISVILLE, June 22.--The river is falling RAJ
idly, with 81 feet Of water over the rocks the
falls.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-The river reOedsd inches
in the "A hours ending a. o'clock this afternoon.
The upper streams are falling.
CINCINNATI, June 22.--Ths river is falling
rapidly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

5Ths members Of the First Regiment Of Tennessee Volunteers
in the Mexican var this city, paid last sad ones Of
respect to the memory Of one Of their comrades Mr. CoRnrr
died in this city Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

Tm WIDOW or GENERAL G.rsEs.-The widow Of General
hundred dollars year, consideration Of the services rendered
% the country BY that heroic Distinguish commender-
Congress- which only economy upon deserving Objects
which votes itself fixed salary greater t ninents Of the
members could obtain by any vocation home then aourns
two months than when t received per dHl reduced the
proposed pension Of Mrs. Gaines pl pance Of SIX
hundred General Gaines sklful,
intrepid, and faithful Of military men: he spent long life in
the service Of the Republic and spent usefuy honorably
10 himself and bis country. Yet CoBgre which, Cotsl-
poay justly osesves, would, perhaps, guD down, without
Wncng dozen railroad land and other spoil Jobs amounting
60 millions Of dollars, in the Of single day, could waste
week 70 defeat the pension Of the widow gallant soer
whose services TO his country worth than Of
the politicians BY whom the nation has
There was great deal Of talk in the late Congress,
vast amount Of the cheap patriotism the lips
IN which the widow Of Gen. Gaines reQuted
mate PLACED patriotic actions II the
Republic expect that when they fall in the or die in the
harness, t families will he provided for BY grateful country
they may take warning by the pension Of Mrs. Gaines
Pate no other reward than the spproval their minds
Richmond Despatch.
The Washington States regrets inform the DssBasc6 that
the bill providing pension for MR. GAEs failed altogether
some patriotic gentlemen who determined to defeat it. threaten
ed to talk out the whole session before they would permit Il 60
pass They could vote $40 600 repubsh few old nust
State papers, the proceed Of which 90 hands Of
few printing plumber speulaors not one dollar for the
deserving widow Of brave old General who had fought noby in
his country's
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Nashville.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, ISIS.

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country residence for sale This oneof the handomest ana
mos, desirable residences IN the vicinity Of Nashville and 10
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