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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-08
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in CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE,
William b. M0Fsn & Wlss
December kulea 1851
KeneheOn Whitley & others }
ITappearng " he sasflctiOn Of the Clerk & Master
Pleasant ChitW0Od and wife. and William 7. Whit
10y part defendants in this cause, nOn-r5sdens
O Tennessee, that the OFdinaEg process
COuu cannot be served upon them. Il Is therefore
ordered By the Clerk Master, and entered upOn the
uss, that publication DO made for four weeks,
ths Weekly UnOn and American, Newspaper publ he'd
city Of Nashville, commanding the said Reasa0t Chit
wife, Mary GhitHO0d and Wiliam T. hifsls 10
appear the OF said CQUH % Chancsry. 70
be held the Cour HOuss, 10 the ROWn OF Lafayette Ma
County, the a Monday n February susn and
there plead, answer demuT 70 cOmpaIBanJs BILL and
dsfau thereof, Lhs " be tkenfor confs sed ana
fer nearing psTts, that 40 them, this IN December,
1851. JOHN CLAIBORNE,
dsc Is-E4t prs fee eS. CLERK q MassTs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-08

E3I Offering sale most liberal terms,
w Of The valuable farms in the staLe Of ATkan
fronting the MISSISSIPPI kVer, in Mississippi county
uie below the town OF Oceoa, sdi )iniE the
Farm OF Bezl Ha-du Esq The tract contains about 1850
acres 100 cleared and timber deRdened.
Four excellent Negro Cabins, large quantity Of Cy
press timber great bargain be had by applying to,
addressing LIS W BROWN.
dec I'd triw&W-1m. AZ Cherry Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
Inspection Of the seventy-6r-t Regiment M
Camp Washington. staten I.lard.

In pertuance o the Brgadicr general orders thc an
nua inspection and review II the Seventy FIRST regimen
(Co vosburRbl tax place yesterday at the camp Staten
Island and attracted very large asscrbge. The boat
nconvenenty crowded during the earlier part Of
the day, and The company were obliged TO put cxr
10 accommodate the vis,as 10 the island Rrgsdiar
General spcCr with his STAFF Major General sanford (who
undress unhofm), the Commssarst General tn
STATE General Ward and several other military officers or
tho state proceeded the camp by the ono O'Clock boat
where the seventy first drawn up review order
and presented really splendid appearance. After tn
usual Interchange n coueses between the officers Of the
regimen, and the visitors the regiment proceeded per
form the following nunmuvres which they executed
10 a highly creditsble manner, rejecting much praise
On Colonel yoeburgh and the several officers by
companies 70 the froni-wheeline into line. BY right
the rcar-by the right fsnk march-changng directly 10
the left The regiment then formed into Tine aud alter
wards broke by dvsons 70 the and marched break
Ing by companies n the left They then marched N
view order, slow and quick time, and salnted General
spcer and staff after which the manuuvres laid down BY
the state authorities gone through the several
lrtore ecung loud applique from " spectators There
eeed not have been les than TIRE" thousand person
lfceN. ainone whom were 4 considerable numt "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

The Panama Herald Of the 81 inst contains the follow
ing summary Of events in the republic -
The legislative Assembly closed its session the 3oth
ult having sat one month
Yesterday the officials for the next ter entered
upon their duties, the Vice Governor, sr Nunez Cling
the office Of Governor until the arrival Of ST. obadia
Her hriiannic Majestys steam sloop-ofwar Alert re
turned 10 Panama the 29h ult from short cruise OF a
little over Il week on the coast
corrs Of volunteer engineers, under command OF Cap
tain Parsons, arrived in Panama city Saturday from
England, by the royal West India mail steamer They
consist OF twenty and sent out by the British
government 10 vancouyers Island for the purpose az
making surveys the fIudsons Bay Territory. About
one hundred and twenty more on their way round
Cape Horn, 70 join the present party at Victoria.
Mr. John Martin, whose larnch was Illegally seized and
sold by the authorities of lahoga i'll June last despair
of receiving justice tho hands OF the higher authorities
Of the State, has laid his before Capt Kelly the
United states frgate Saranac; and we have heard II int
mated that that officer will take the matter in hand
The royal mail steamer at Aspnwa brought the mails
from Eogoia which should have arrived by the previous
steamer. Those due by the present have
come forward, that dates two weeks behind
what should have received.
The news is not Of an important character.
BY a resolution Of the executive power the 18th ult
the sum Of len thousand pounds sterling depos tied by
Santc Rose Co., OF Paris with the Graiian bankers
London security for the fulfmcnt of contract en-
tered into in 1855 to purchase wild lands has been for
eted To the Grana 'an confederation account OF the
conditions Of tho contract not being complied with.
The contract entered into at the same time by
Messrs. Jose Miguel pa2 and David Castillo to purchase
wild lands has also been reseinded and the
posted by the contractors also conscated to the govern
ment
MIR James Wilson has been recognized her Britannia
Naestys Vice Consul at Sahanila with power extend
his jurisdiction 10 Baranquilla.
Her Britannia hajcsys sloop of.war Alert sailed from
Taboga the morning Of the 21st Of September. II IL
expected she will touch the Island &C Gorgcna of Bue
naventura to hook after the wreck of the Prussian ship
Neptune
The French shpof Constantine sailed from Taboga
the 10th of September.
Her Brtanuc Aajcsty's steam sloop-of.war Vixen is
daily expected at Taboga for the purpose o undergoing
repairs TO her machinery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
Our PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

PANAMA.. Oct y. lSS
Afdart al Pondmd-GeasyaI HdrHey On n> f1mus-
Br.aA and American ships IF War-Comp,asnt Of De
Nec Tork Pos OHoe--Lis,senanf G,ilo fn Peru, d..
Since my tho excitement oonsequcn, upon the gu
Senatorial eiecou This province has entirely subsidized
cyeryth- ~ usual "desd and alive" aspect, and
were not ior the arrival n the monthly mails from
furopc And TIC Un.ed s,a,es, time would hang heavily
Indeed.
General Harvey, with his aids CAPTAIN Pcasonon and
Lieutenant Jesup. passed through lhs psce the Goth
uimo, tea roa< tor the Of indian warfare Oregon
The General is looking remarkable well and seems san
eune q early termination II our difficulties in that
quarter Of tho Union Hs reputation i pretty generally
known among all The Indian tribes a North America and
ths oregon red skins will end Inn a hard customer He
aud Captain Kelly. Of the saranac exchanged compli
tacutary visits during the detention Of the California
steamer for the New Orleans mail
Her Bragh Maiesty's ship Of The line Tho Canges
bcarnr the flag of Rear Admiral Baync and the slcop
Alarm have sailed FROM the south, bound thi,her.
W. base port The English sdowhccl var steamer
yxen and sloup Alert the latter has lust returned
frov1 tht bland ~ Coba the entrance ~ tho Gun "
pan&nla n whch i supposed snc has been max ng an
exam nation
MS United statss sh.y Saratoga arrived hort Ono
ErfF 3 A-ruwlli, and I've storcshp Relief IL daily ~
pHttd fl4t rort tt f1gptes for Tho Gdf and Pact
IaH lutaf -tat,e steam hcat' ~aganar lie
4. t.t ID aHsAaragc VI ralAa.s. bicah -ayng lately
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Total. 40
The regiment then dismissed, Int the large assem-
hlage waited 10 witness the evening parade Amongst
Tonrkns nr Munday, nr. Richardson, and large mum
her OF leading citizens Of New York and Staten Island At
tho conclusion Of the inspection and parade cheers
called for the Seventy first regiment which heartily
responded to. Tho Sixty ninth regiment will relieve tho
Seventy first on Wednesday next.
The Quarantine buildings have been commenced by
Nessrs Schultz who received the contract for their
ton, and will be completed in abont hundred days
Judge Mpicafe will deli his decision in the ~
preferred against Ray Tompkns and J. C. Ihomp
early next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


CLEARED
Steamship Tenne;sse Forbes Havana and New Orleans
Park Asaana 0Brem), Horstmann, Bremen-Hennnings,
Rars " II Chandler, Lindsey, viro-Hs vming.
BARK Csrissa Pe,igrcw Porto Rco-Yznaga, del Vale
Rark cornelia, Barton Havanq-Moses Taylor acc.
Brig Costa Rica Chapman, Aspinwai-Psnarna Railroad
Brig Truxillo, Mulgan Port au PrnceA Roker Mohman
Ers Monte Cyso Eor.hrug TrniqdaA a I EGssr
schr " Sanford, Keller, Kingston Ja-Ichnson Bliss.
ss Fsngs MT 5u RYAN T9Hi ss
sshr Achiever II,r, hanks, Halfax-H q Donavan.
schr vohs Dqrton, WilmmgtonCE p Powell
schr Isis, Chase si Ban n@r-S"S Lewis Co
s.hrs 4 applecn. Tlnsham, B1son.5 Sickerson
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star Of the West Gray, Aspinwa Oct 9 and
I sa s wn spfse and pasengn " as - w
mise and 20 passengers 10 ,irtnnei Minrn 20 Had
strong westerly winds nearly all the passage been 20 days
Rsrk Easieh dIaml Oh sansen Hamburg, Sept 2, with
Bark Clara haxal tof n hmond Dutton Rio Ianero Sep,
Barb Rronan Peckner, Demarara Sept H. with sugar
John smith Son Experienced light winds and Gains the
Esrs ,Perion Ward rsardo Sept % with &C. to
and % Bamere or had experienced bad
schr Sparks hen,e ior AuI Caves 9Th lat % 30 u
chin for Baltimore The II has had light southerly winds and
calns the entire passage
BARK Young America Easterbrook Cienfuegos, Sept -
VII sugar and moasses e Robert 4 Williams ., .,.
goat skins. 10 koa A Persuhn.
frig Avozeta, Tuzo nagna, Sept - With salt, to Mccall
Brig Abby Thaxter of Bango LTaboe Arroyo, PR, Sept
brig Union an Andcrsoa Windsor Ms days, with pas
Brig Sarah, Wilson Calais days, with lumber to Simpson
h Clapp
Brig icaran, Chadbourne, New Haven in ballast
n
schr West Dennis Howes Cabelo q days. with co
fee &c 10 Crowe It'll inst lat "a 80 Ion a. spoke schr Me
dora. from Martinique for ocaacoke.
Schr Masonic tof Fncksporc Perry Turks Islands LIST Inst
with salt TO Buck Co 9th inst lat IA 30 Ion " spoke
brig Abner Taylor from Turks Islands for Holmes Hole
schr sam u smith smith. Georgetown, Sc days.
schr l. Is Cowperthwatc Is mass Rogers, Wilmington NC,
schr only Daughter Bunnell Wilmington, NC, 4 days.
sehr Piowless, smith Wilmington, NJ . days
schr Surprise Cole City Point days, with cotton, TO Hun
ter Co.
Schr Rinegold Degroot, Virginia
Sehr Vim Henry ShaTrot, Virginia.
schr J K Franklin. Townsend, Virginia.
Scbr W II Sheldon, Cox, Virginia.
schr Lamartne. johnson. Alexandris, 8 DAYS
Sehr Mary Mott, Ireland, Alexandra
schr Horsey, cobgrn Bal.more daya-
schr Eudora Curtis Bangor, days.
schr Packet, Cove, Portsmouth.
sehr Princess, Lowell, Boston, 8 DAYS.
Schr Sea Flower Clark, Boston. days.
Sloop II Smith, Smith Sag Hsrbor
Steamer Curiew, Ar.y. Providence.
Steamer Charles Osgood Smith Norwich and Now London
BELOW.
One bark and one brig, unknown.
Steamships fiammonia anl, Hamburg Tennessee Havana
and New Orleans, ship S-setie (Brl. London.
Wind during the day wNw to NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,

FRIDAY Oct 15-sPM.
by the arrival of the of the West with the usual
mails and treasure, have a week later intelligence
from California, and 81 300 900 in specie. The steamer
likewise brought s246 600 in government drafts. The
operations at the United States mint for the weeks
ending the 10Th September were as follows
DEPOSITS =. % G2o 26 or Coinage ....... f572 900
EXPORT or TREASURE
TO Sept 10, ls5s
The period 1857. 80 f45 ~
Excess in favor of las, year......... san 4s7
The Of transfer drafts from tho federal treasury
negotiated at the office OF the United States Treasurer at
San Francisco IA follows
From January to August 81, 1857. os5 900
From January to August 81, ls5s........ lo2 500
The san Francisco Price Current thus notices the money
market in that city
The abundance Of money during the last six weeks has
been beyond experience exciting surprise that Is in
diminished by investigation Of the But II is
nevertheless true that with mcagrc receipts of gold dust
from the country and with active employment means
in speculative operations in various articles Of general
merchandise there IS no pressure whatever upon the
market while on the contrary an abundance OF capital s
seeking desirable investment, and holders OF ques
tionahle securities are bearing rates.
Cold bars continue in active demand for export, the
supply under light receipts Of dust not meeting present
quirements.
The Africa, with london dates to the Cd arrived late
last night the leading points Of her given in
this MORNINGS paper II Is evident that rampant specu
aton public securities is going both in England and
in France and the bulls pressing the banks the
necessity Of further reductions in the rates of discount
On this head the cautious and conservative Ecoaoa oh
serves
Sound securities of all descriptions are eagerly absorbed
by permanent investors who in face Of the expected
ducon Of the bank rate Of discount TO 2 per cent fore
see that the rate OF allowance obanabe for loans and
deposits from the great moneyed establishments will
be limited TO 4 per cent II will be surprising If the
state Of the money market does on lead de-
cded revival o speculation in the Stock Exchange Bank
absolutely loss what to do with their surplus
funds and increased difficulty IN prospect They
are, consequently in numerous instances, eager lenders
upon English and Indian railway shares and upon
foreign stocks. When hear OF loans being readily OBJ
tanned upon uncertain security Mexican bonds II il
easy 10 perceive what is in store ii remote date.
Annexed is the statement OF the Bank England
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued lol 355 Covenant debt ell OILS 100
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ladies' who anxously peered into the several tents and
did not at all appear 'clsh "camp fe the vicss
tndcs and little annoyanccs To which soldier is subject
After the review the regiment was formed into companies
and carefully inspected hy the Brgaer inspector MAJOR
G. H. Smith according Ia military custom. From all appear
the INSPECTION resulted favorahy 10 the Seventy ars
ard there doubt but that the annual report which
will be made honorable mention will be made ~ the
drl and general discipline Of each company The follow
ing the Of each company tho regiment mus
ferinc about A4Q all told.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

Canadian -four Was nrmer al quotations, with sales OF
about 40 500 bhs Southern -four in fair demand
and prices unchanged The sales embraced about 800
bhs, closing within tho range OF figures Rye -four
quiet Corn meal wa nrm with sales Of about 500
bbs. Jersey and Brandywine az figures Wheat was
rr,guar, and sales limited 10 about 900 bushels In
cudnE ordinary white Canada 81 TO- white southern
at 81 80 81 35 and mixed Western at 81 10 Corn
steady With sales ~ about ~ 600 bushels including mixed
Western at Tic .2c., and white do at 13Ic Barley
steady. with sales Of about 100 bushels At e5c.
81 %. Rye IN fair demand with sales Of 1000
bushels at TJc a &c. Gate stafy.
The following table, from VIM. a. Cuttings weekly
circular gives the receipts and exports Of brcastus
this far the ending tA.d.y-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

Trains leave depot corner WHIT. and Centre sres New
York NJ 6l5 NJ White Plains train stopping ~ II stations
Trains leave depot Twenty sixth nd Fourn
s~enue, New YORK. at $40 A. W, Wllamshrtre rpplng
all stations $40 A. " mail train, stopping ~ Wiimsbr'dgs
stations north A. NJ wi.msbrdge stopfng At An
saton " ~ A. ~ White Plains train stopping At sau9ns'
Nv r. NJ Willnmsbrdge stopping AZ al stations " " uo
Yer Plains, stopping nj all stations, r NJ White Tins SOP
ping nj all stations above wiamshridget bWP Nwhhans
ping ~ All stations o, =. -,
Relurnlne-Ieave Chatham Four Corners 1870 ", rsN
train storm nc Wllansbfbve White Pans, and " stat rs
north. wM !. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

Our nhes from New Granada are dated al Panama and
Asrsnwall on the 9Th Of October.
The Royal West India mail steamer had arrived at
Asrinwa from Greytown with news from Nicaragua
sated on 18th Of September
II was reported in Nicaragua that Gen Lamar, the
United States Minister TO Nicaragua and Costa iaca had
made demand for two millions of dollars on the latter
government a recompense for the shooting Of some
Americans at Virgin Bay during the taking Of that place
Business exceedingly dull in Nicaragua, and people
usual awaiting the opening Of the steamship line to San
Francisco.
The United States soop ofwar Saratoga arrived from
Fan Juan del Nore on 9th September and reported
the arrival Of the Roanoke at that port She reports her
1 and consort the Savannah, being in the best of
health without Of ship fever and likewise asserts
the nag officer will open the Nicaragua transit he
kayes San Juan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

Gen. Lanars Demands on Costa Rlca
Trade very Dull In Nicaragua Close OF
the Legislative Session At Panama
English Surveyors for VaneOu-
ver,s Island Msncy Of Land
Spectators Forfeited
English Consular
Recognition,
Sc &c Nc
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n
10 lots in Williamsburg, Anse, Ninth and Second
streets 25x1o0 each 800
Parcel On cast side Twelfth avenue, between 107th
aud lCSth streep, size 81 III and s7 by l00.. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

soasohi Galena, s2S s?a; Rock Island, e5x 0bA;
Pacific Mail, io6 1861. The market closed weak.
TN exchanges at the Bank Clearing House today were
sic All ITO 60, ard the balances $751;, I4o 49,
The business Of the Treasury 70 day was as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
IA,aN OFFICES.

ApyANrrs MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND
everx or bouphf cash. At the old establishes store "
r. IAtui,S co, M rosdway Strictly confidential, and
no loan occ signs about the building Opposite The oadway
theatre
vACoPs sU BROADWAY ADVANCES MOrEy ON
81 diamonds watches jewelry segsrs and ecndise OF
every description At sight business strictly prvse In the
y.ar AZ my Established IN lSi5 Cormissiona
moderate. Open from A. ~ 30 iOPM.
MONEY TO TENDON WATCHES, JEwEr.Ry, SILVER
N ware diamonds guns dry goods and personal property
OF descriptions Persons attended privately by ringing tho
hall door bell. " B.-Goois Be redeemed time
within year. II. BARNARD II Third svenne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

FRIDAY, Uct. I5-b T. ".
AsIifs-The sales EMBRACED about SO bbs pots al DC
S-Elour-Thero was improved feeling
the market while prices without change OF inn
portance The sales embraced IA 900 10 900 bbls
losing " Thin about the fol low inpa uotatiaps.
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anst the trustees of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
III which the plant III seek make the defendants per
sonaly liable for the debts Of the company, been
postponed TO 9th December, which day tho facts
likely to come out and this long hidden mystery 70 be
unrayelled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

been discovered the main crosshead Of her port engine
she " rendered inefficient for active cruising nntl . new
crosshead substituted This vessel has performed very
extensive service since lsi9.
Numerous complaints preferred by American r,si-
dents this coast, both north aud sonh, ana IA TINS
pace, Of the loose and careless manner IN wnch ihe
United States mails assorted at home ana iofwiraei
hitler. Letters intended for Individuals III Panama not
rnrequentlv find their either 70 the Southwark or
20 San Francisco and have occurred IN which
they have notified by printed Post ONCE circulars OF
hers from the United states bearing their address, IN
the Post Offices OF havana and Jamaica, and contain
ing a demand FOR postage with which 1t is exceedingly
inconveniont-indeed almost impractcable--to comply.
The last steamer from California returned six letters 1.-TWO
OF them onca documents Of Importance and all OF which
were ogiby addressed 10 persons In Panama This
lec cannot he with postal agent here, who a most
particular, ob.ring and gcntlemaniy man; and the
mails for California are not opened on the st1mus these
veyatiors ard sometimes serious annoyanccs must be
forred TO the mailing offices in The Unitod States.
Lieutenant James NJ. ellis, United States Navy, WIS IN
Payta on the 18th Of September He had satisfactorily
completed his observations Of the solar eclipse Of the Tth
Although European astronomers expected for the
same purpose seems that with the exception OF Ger
man Mr. Macster from Chile were present On this
interesting occasion.
Owing 10 the continued prevalence Of yellow fever at
New Orleans the steamer from that race was not permit
ted TO communicate Key West and she was, therefore
compelled TO leave for Aspnsall without the mails or
passengers from that place.
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Although reduction has been made N the rate Of dts
coun, the Bank Of England money remains VERY easy
at fun half per cent below the bank minimum The
probability that the bank viii reduce the rate next week
las encouraged speculative feeling on tho Stock IN
change and nearly all clas-cs of securities have al
vanoed Consols close at esia 10 :. for money and
Since last there las been steadily improving
market for American securities In state stocks the chief
inquiry has been for rcnusy ivan Maryland and Mass
chusctts. For railroad bonds there has been good de
uand especially for those best known aud usually quoted
We notc several TRANSACTIONS In Detroit and Milwaukee
first mortgage bonds al - To- &C. snce the opening o the
road TIA .ughout, and the satisfactory character &C the
traffic rrt rus Illinois bonds and shares are IN good DE-
mand Al advance or about two ier cent last week >
prices.
Tie following Is the official return 81 the imports and
ports al London of tho precious metals Tor The week eni.
ing the 2eh u September.
Imports. FrporH.