Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-16

been prepared, so delicate and important is this
question, between the 1ecessiiy. Of enforcing the
laws and the fear of overstepping them Either the
British government is prepared 10 act against sny
body Of Americana that may land on the Mosquito
coast or in Nicaragua, upon invitation Of the So
called government Of that republic, or Lord Napier
has sueea eded in imPTesFing our government With
the idea of the possibility Of such inierfereues
Hence the anxiety Of the administration 10 prevent
the unhappy complications which must be thsrssult.
Outside of government is believed the Britieh viii
not presume to interfere, aud that it is diplomatic
russ Of his lordohip to give extraordinary vitality
to the neutrality laws at he critical uncture of Sir
William Gore Ousley negotiations
The Arkansas Legislature met st Little Rook on
the Isl inst. Judge Thomas Fletcher was elected
President Of the Senate, and Oliver H. Oats, Of
Monroe, Speaker Of the House. The Memphis Ap-
peal thinks the election Of these gentlemen presage
The reelection Of Judge Sebastian to the United
States Senate
The President has appointed ex. Governor Samuel
Medary Governor Of Kansas. Mr.. Medary was TO-
leave Washington for Ohio On the 14th, and is to
answer in The course Of a week whether he would
accept the appointment.
The safe of he Wabash and Western Railroad was
robbed at Fort Wayne on The night of the lltb of
$4,000 in Illinois and Wisconsin notes.
A ru4 or is afOat in this vicinity says the Rich
mond (Ky) Messenger, that a son Of. Hon John A.
Moore and brother Of Tie young Moore who was
killed By the Haley's last summer in Rockcsstle
county; entered the jail at Noun Vernon, in which
the tlree Hsleys are confined and deliberately shot
the father, william Haley with pistol The ru-
NOR is hat the gound is thought to be fatal We
have not been able TO learn The particulars as yet.
The court house al Gallipolis, Ohio was entirely
destroyed by FIRE on Monday night, the sih inst,
but the papers and documents in it were all saved.
The FIRE is supposed to have been the work Of in
oeudiary TIE building cost 600 and vas in
sursd in the Etna for S., 600.
Avery important arrest ofeouhterfeiters vas made
on the Ilth, at house in Brooklyn, N. Y, situated
on Myrtle-ayenue, near Division, by party of Me-
tropolitau Detectives, under Captain Walling The
parties arrested gave their names as Mr.. and Mrs
Edwards, Edward Cock and Samuel James The
NEST complete set ever found in similar establish
ment of dies, stamps, chemicals, ores and presses,
were also captured, together with large quantity of
bogus coins and bills It is believed that thousands
Of dollars Of bad money have been seat by these
parties to al parts Of the Union
Another SLAYER has been captured On the coast of
Cuba Pbe bark Venus formerly sailing under the
Mexican aae, was AIKEN By Spanish war steamer
feS PAYS since, of Moro Castle, with nearly six
hunGs sagroes on b5aTd.
The ssch Brothers arrived at Charleston on the
10Th 10 charge Of Lieutenant Stone. She was taken
on the South coast Of Africa suspicion of being
SLAYER. The Ketch Brothers was formerly owned
by Street Brothers OF Charleston, and was sold to
parties in Havana. She was provided with slavers
outfit, and had So, 700 in gold, but had slaves
board at the time Of her capture.
Such information Is being received from day to
day Of ourages BY Mezieans on our border that the
government will soon have TO take very decisive
me sures to arrest the spread Of anarchy and to pro-
! tecs cur citizens
Mr.. Ryan, the Opposition candidate in the first
district of Pennsylvania served the legal notice on
the 9Th on The Hon Thos. B. Florence, who holds
TIE certificate of election contesting his right to q
sea. in Congress Mr. Ryan claims that he is elect
e5 by $50 majority.
Texas papers say that the Waehita Indians seem
to have been seized with wholesome alarm from the
severe cha tisemsnt cur troops have given the Ca
manobes They have oJtaiaed permission of Major
NeighbOrs to remove and remain in the Brazos Re-
serve until further provided for This is among the
first Of the sood fruits Of the stern measures recently
adopted against the wild Indians.
Thereceipts of the fair, Of The United States Ag-
ricultural Society lately held at Richmond, were
sufficient to pay all the premiums, amounting to
| 81 AGA 90 and all Other expenses incurred
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