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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

SEPERIon FLoUE-We are indebted to Freeman
& BRo. for a sack Of -four manufactured at the
Harsville Mills, which We have found to be avery
superior article. For family it is equal, if no
superior. 10 the best brands sold In the city Having
tried this flour, we can confidently recommend it to
families as being Just such article as they will
require
By the way, FaEEuAS & Bro, No. College st.,
keep constantly on hand the best assortment Of
family groceries to he found in the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
Fisher, Wheless & Co

(sUOCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
- Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and MarEst street.
Nashville, Tenn viii devote particular atsehon 70 al
business entrusted 70 them. uWa-u-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

Mr.. Knowles is Master Of Machinery of Road, and
reliable man, iE whose statements would Conhde.
" K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. l. ANDERSON,
SupeTintend emit Of n. d =. l.. X.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
ROCK CITY WILLS.
Prices Of Flour.

J. e. Bauman a. Co., PFoRrietoFs'
J. &. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers Of RoCA CLL Z
FLOUR, will pay the highest price a. al linS5 los
Wheat aud Corn their Mills, corner OF Line ano Chey
streets NashVflle. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
Gold Pens,

TTVHE RESTORATIVE or PROP. U. }. WOOD FOR RES
TOYING hair psuectly aad permanently, has never
had rival, volume after volume m-nl siVsu iron
AL paris Of world, aRd from iuIsigsnL, 70
prove that az - a perfect ResLorRLlEes eur read
ae circular aRd you cannot dOuD read following
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

We announce with deep regret the death OF
JAMES n. REYNOLDS of this City at rural water
in place. Mr.. r.. We believe, was native of Ohio,
and relative of the once famOusJobn CleyeSy mmes,
by bis public advocacy Of whoss theory that the
earth is but . shell, ard that an opening
or access to the inner surface exists at either
pole, Mr.. X. was first extensively known.
He was active ard efficient in getting up the
South Sea Exploring Expedition, whereof Com.
Wilkes was the commander, and took part in that
expedition throughout, writing an elaborate ac-
count of it after his return. Some twenty years
since, he made this city his home-engagng here
in the profession of Law, and taking active part
in our political contests az champion of Protection
to Home Industry, Of Wing policy in general, and
vf iLO sisvA.ian Of Henry Clay to the Presidency.
We beheve he never held any considerable Office
though once or twice candidate. On the dissolu.
ton of the Wig party, he united with the Aueri.
cars, and attained position and consideration among
them, holding the post OF President Of the
XVIII Ward Council up to the hour Of his DEATH
NJ Reynolds was al honest, sincere, jealous
lover of his country and few have served her more
ursel6sbly and untirngly in private station. He
must have been nearly sixty years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

The N. Y. Times gems TO have obtained coma
knowledge Of is own respecting subj.c: 10 dispute
smorg the learned. We refer TO the age Of the world
and of tie huusu race upon il. On this topic ths.
Journal yesterday put forth the following rather
startling novelty, which hardly be to the taste Of
the respectable clergymsn who read The NJ. Y.
Times account Of ,ts orthodoxy The passage We
quote occurs in an Article on the Pyiamiis
Putting the scientific brain that suggested the pyrundAl
shape u sigh the hard banded quarry
sts Guitars AZ cement mixers who built them And
hey stand existence - four cen.
tyte' 70 ignore the endurance seepes fatigue and
rewarded toll Ct nose cey, with the Phai quar-
red the blocks 0! hew Cd them shape aud set them
deep down IN te tia. sy only topp ios
when al subunsy 'hir % experience their Irand frse"
II the Pyramids are from 4o, coo 70 50 600 years DID,
as The ". y Times here asserts, the world ssf csn
hardly have been Inhabited by man for lsss thsn
100000 yesn. VIVA. next1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

The Ereniag Post asserts that +" Hsskiu stands
4" in sll things on the Cincinnati Platform, and in-
I" cults the man who denies it." The Courier and
ENQUIRER, per contra, asserts that (" We have been
" assured by one of the Leading Republicans Of
Westchester, who spoke by authority and directly
"for Mr. Haskip, that he will, if elected, support
" the Republican candidate for Speaker and the
" Republican nomination for President 10 lSJo.
We believe neither Of these conflicting statements,
having had large experience of the untrustworth-
ness of anonymous reports at secondhand Of the
private assurances Of public men. We support
Mr.. Haskin neither because of any private assur-
ances that he is Republican, nor yet on the Gin
cinnati Platform, but simply and heartily on the
platform of his conduct as member, and his pub
lie avowas Of sentiment. We neither know nor
care what one of the leading Republicans of
Westchester" may hsve supposed himself au-
thcrzed to say in behalf of Mr.. H., nor do We be-
lieve the assertions Of The Highland Eagle th,t he
is now expecting and claiming the support Of the
Buchanan Democracy as party. Mr.. Hakin IL
our Representatives he has represented us to our
full satisfaction; and We shall do what we can to
re elect him, in spite of oil the pitfalls that may be
dug for him by men who now say that /" We are
"quite willing to support him on the single con-
l." sideration IA! be opposed LecomptOu;" but who
said the exact opposite Of this few weeks back.
The Anti Lecompton thousands Of Westchester
cannot be msled by such doubling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

ARREST OF A DEsPERADo. tsrif A b. Bracket
of ST. Paul came to this place on THURSDAY .sst IN
search CT an Itsan ramed Bonfonte, who Is charged
with attempt at murder. Through the aid OF hessrs
futile and Char of tkis city and Officer Van Walk
enbuIgh Of London, c. w, the murderer was ar.
rested at that place on Friday where lie was pc eng
ureer the assumed name Of TbomP.on- The crime
for which Borfonte was arrested was an attsnp. TO
murder nan named Stone, At st. Psal, ebou. six
weeks ago. by stAbbipg hn. The sisAilsnt was ar.
rested and placed under g. 100 bones watch he for
feited and fed to Csnsts It stated TIA. as shot
nsn at San Frarciseo sorse time ;Ics who h.s since
recovered, and another a, OakSile, near SAn Fran.
eisco; TIE latter died. Borfohte doss rot deny the
cenuiss;on Of ethsr Of tnsss oriues. BE "a youn2
man beng but about 70 Year, ct age ana ia very 70
spectsb'y sqrsaIirg. He tas been taken bscx 10 s.,
Paal. tDs.To,t T..bSss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY; AUGUST e. 1858.
u.ed bed bee, poured viii, hollOx i,so e.. app

used bad b>er poursd viii, holt0S i,t3 s:s epph
rsia' st. taess etranse facets made ther 40 pear
snce; nor did an atmosphere iupregusted with
chlorine or loaded With nuls.ic s,d gas provs sny
Dor TO their production. slniis, e1 peCmen.J were
sf,ergsrd undsrisken By Mr. Weeks Of ndwich,
with It'll greater pee ,ntion If possible 10 exclude
every exterior eesent Of animal lie but still IN the
snd-though period Of twelve or eighteen N ,nths
sometimes elsPsed-the insects appeared.
TIE publication Of ttese experiments caused 8
great des of talk much of which took the shape Of
direct per.onal attack upon the urlucky philcso.
pher. In the true spirit Of the N ddle ages, which
long copfourded experimental philosophy with i'm
piety, Mr.. Crosse was arraigned IS an impious
man. Ifhe began BY creating Al iuals By electrical
power-no matter of how isferior sort-who
could tel where be might stop It wn plain
usurpat.on Of the functions Of Deity. Mr. Crosse
must certainly be an atheist. Letters were ad-
dressed to him in which he was denounced as ia
"ds,urber Of the peace Of families" and b" reyller
"of cur holy religion" - l have met says Mr..
Cros,s, with SO much virulencs and abuse, so
"much calumpy ard Misrepresentation, in conse-
"quence Of these experiments, that 1t seems in
"this nineteenth century as if it was crime t,
"have made them" In fact, he found himself
obliged TO come out with public declaration that
be was neither an atheist nor materislist nor .
selfimagired creator, but humble and lowly
revsrencer Of that great Being of whose laws those
who accused him ,eemed TO have lost sight.
In fact, instead of attacking The religious faith Of
Mr.. Crosse, it would have been decidedly more TO
the puIpc,e to haze tssted bis experimental sccu'
ra,y by sg.in going over the same grouad with
additional precautions. This has recently been
dore by Professor Schulze in Germany No insects
or animal germs made their appearance 10 this
case, thus ,trer gthenipg the original probability
which Mr. Crosse himsef never disputed, that the
ova OF TIE insects-however the electric current
may have operated to stimulate their development
were derived from the atmosphere or had been
conveyed into the apparatus BY some natural means
which bad escaped the attention of the expert
mentors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
From Albany.

ALBASf, Thursday, Aug. g. 1853.
The Democratic Primsry Meetings were hslt today,
ard two tickets run in every Ward. The one known
as the Csgger ticket swsp. the entire city, with as
exception of the Terth WSd. There the Huds ven
ahead ard ,iot took place. Two bslo. boxes VEN
smashed, snd in consequence Of this the Inspector N
divided and certify to beth tickets. There WA much
coni,.sion ard excite merit all day.
A new daily monirG paper started today IS ths's
trail organ OF Cert Smith. 1t is q handsome sass,
and ia called IL- Hour AID The Han.
Tie reception this afternoon of the fOreign nr
sent through the cable from Ydentis, Iressj, n
kirdled the excitem ent and interest in the Oem I'd
egraph.
Nothing of any interest in The market. Wheat NJ
corn move very slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
The Southern Mail.

WAsHIsGTos, Thursday, aug. 70 ioS''
BY mail we have New. Orleans papers Of SGudi1
afternoon, containing Mexican news.
The latest adyices from Monterey ANNOUNCED ~
departure Of yidau with the % division Of the ny
Of the North for the City of Mexico.
A large force was concentrating at Tam arlirss via
view to the capture Of Tsmpico.
Gen. Miramen left Guadalsjsra on the 18th Of JslI
with 600 mep going in the direction Of Lsgos, sstx
to march San Luis or to take another road for w
City Of Mexico.
A proposition had been made to unite the forces
tbs Constitutionalists before marching upon "
capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

There is striking coincidence in the fact that
the frat submarine dispatch by which the curreut
Lewis of tie day is teegrsphed from the Old World
to the New, is message of Peace. On another
page is recorded the simple statement dated at
Vslenta on Wednesday, that the wsr in
China has been concluded, and that Peace is re-
stored between that Empire and the allied French
and English Plenipotentiaries. The coincidence
would be still more agreeable perhaps, if justice
ard right had been throughout upon the side of the
now triumphant allies. Dut unjustifsble as was
the origin of the war, aud unfounded as were tho
pretensions to which the Chinese Government have
now been forced to submit, it is still fact Of h.p.
py augury that peace is once more restored; and it
is fitting that it sbolld come to US by this almost
| miraculous conveyance. From India, too, we
have news to July 10. The progress of the En-.
glish armies is said to be encouraging The mutiny
is being rapidly suppressed; but the dispatch gives
no details. We should add that this Dispatch
which would have reached US on Wednesday
night had the telegraph Offices between here
and Trinity Bay all been open-wn not
forwarded by the reporter of the Associated
Press, ard seems to have been sent as an
experiment with the instruments rather than for pub
lcAtisn, some of its facts being quite trivial How.
ever, being received at Trinity Bay, the operator
there sent ii forward. At any rate, il adds new
confirmation to the belief now entertained by the
public that the Atlantic Telegraph is to be an agent
Of immediate ard constant utility.
We believe We are stating the precise fact when
we say that the Instruments now in use at Trinity
Bsy ana ysent, record words a, III. rate Of tcO per
minute, or l20 per hour. Improvements will doubt.
les, be made upon thi, but at this rate the cable
can transmit more th,n 2, 500 words per day II
this is true, and We do not make the statement at
random, TIE Let income Of tie Company cannot b..
lees than 20 per cent upon the capital ow invested
even with tee present cable. Other cables may,
however, be laid down 8! greatly reduced cost,
fi"fVi iuSicoSins ING RAVHs' vi INC cHIcr-
piise. This is as i: should be. The bold and per.
sisteDt nen who have embarked in such az
undertaking ought to reap splendid rewards, not
merely in universal ard abiding renown, but in the
erosser form Of riches. Their success will be likely
however, to call forth competition for the masni6.
cent harvest.
A. soon as the line is definitely thrown open to
the public the Associstei Press Of this city il have
its reporters in Europe, who will daily send US the
intelligence Of all parts Of that continent In this
we ,han rot initiate the petty habit, Of the Lon.
don and Paris journals, who use the telegraph as
erudgipely as Il its coat were beyond their means;
and it is rot impossible that the appearance Of
Arefc,a reporters in England And on tbs ooah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

cent may produce revolution 10 tse tslegrsphrg
economy Of Cur trsrsstlantis cotemporahes How
ever that msy be, the readers Of TIE TRIBUNE OF
week or two hence may rely on being supplied
every morning with the fullest Attan.be details OF
whstever has trsnrpired on the day previous, IN
III parts Of tie globe whittier telegraph wire q"
been stretched
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
The Tribune Mercantile Advertiser.

In order that this paper may appear in the new type
which we have ordered for it, it will b published on
the third day Of September, Instead Of the first as
previously announced.
The space is being rapidly filed up; aud those who
would not willingly miss excellent an opportunity TO
make their places Of business known to prominent
merchants ell over the country should send in their
notices at oLce. HORACE GREELEY g. Co.,
No l54 Nassau street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

OaIo.-The Opposition Coayerion in the llli Con-
grsss;onsl Dat:iot after having nominated the Hon.
IAus d. Csnpbsn and l;s,stet 70 speech from 'h't
G, ni!eHsr, adopted the following PLATFORM
y,,r,4 That We eecnueud the Won Lewis d. Campbell As
rs.sre fc Congress 20 all ibe vS Of Ai. Cor gessonAi
pt,it 30 cpsed 10 the P.eu. psCa.,s exryasan.
sgd de.Potc Administration
Firs Because be has unrny hroash VI long pablo
vice opposed Ire extension Of Slavery rspodaes the docaes
of Ia. p,ea Scott decision an nss he rsht Of Congress
70 al rules and CITATIONS respecting tee territories
Ss0adi Because he opposed the I.s.eS. snoa o. the
BnsAsntn peuocrsy force Pro Slavery Crstu'oa upn
tbs poP d he well ssceIis ned and rePsa'e
prSliieo will and desire - -
TafS Because opposed to the dcctrin Of the Fngh
t which die % sts between Slavery and fired ln IN favor
Of be ard because he s 10 favor Of the admission Of Kan
Sea whenever che shall k IL vita her Free Constitution
Po.,n Because h was eiessd RON seq IN Co1sre" 70
hs hs had bee thrice elected BY the people Of this pstrc
A. psced ~ hts stead who has been oen Iegnda
by teu By the interruptions efforts Of partisan majority
s.n issce ssanst the well known wish of ma ly Of
Il . voters Of this District
R,sscJ That ws pledge ourselves and those whom
49, 10 the Hon Lewis D. Campbell TO he
Cor rrs4
Speeches we're then made by Mr.. Craishe -, Mr..
Parrot end the Hon. Felix Narsh, after VIII b tbs
Coavsa.ioe adjourned size die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

The United STATES Treasury now contains
$12 995, 423, or little more than the proceeds of
the last Loan. No prospect of any increase, nor
even Of holding its own; but we judge that this
balarce will carry the Government through till next
Spring without further loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

The Softs beat the Hards at the Democratic Pri-
mary Elections in Albany yesterday, except 10
one Ward, where each faction beat the other over
tie face and eyes. The "Union and Harmony y
were badly mixed, there being too much Of the
former and too little of tho latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

We give on another page the details of the voyage
Of the British steamer Agamemnon, when engaged
in laying the Telegraph cable. 1t is from the cor
respondent Of The London Times, who wrote the
rather strong narrative of the adventures Of that
ship in the great storm in June last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Gov. Runnels, of Texas, has appointed Col. Mat
thew Ward United States Senator, to supply the
vacancy caused by the desth Of Senator Henderson
Ward was q defeated Democratic candidate for
Congress in 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
To Advertisers.

Tgy WyyKLr TRIBUNE has now circulation Of neN
$4,000 copies and undoubtedly the best advertising me-
,h non British Provinces having for It's readers Farmers,
Mechanic Merchant Families &c Tho.e who wish 70 MAKE
thy known the country would do well % try The
WEEKY TRErNE limited number Of Advertisements in
serted Of Q per line each merton
TEr SrsI.WEEgLY TRIBUNE has also a very lsrge
circulation IL the country Advertisements inserted 81 Is cent?
linz zach inserflon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

We have further news BY telegraph from Mex
leo, and the Liberals seem still to be gaining, but
they are not yet in the City Of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Gen. Harvey, it is row reported, is to star!
West in September, so as to CROSS the Rocky
Mountains before Winter. This means war;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

An interesting account Of the enthusiastic recep.
ton Of Cyrus W. Field, esq, at Great Darlington,
Mass, yesterday, will be found under the tele.
graphic head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Congressional Nomination.

CLEVELAND, Thursday, Aug. &c, 1864
John Hutchns was nornsted yesterday Tor Cs-
gress by tie Republicans Of The xxth D!stis rs
Joshua r. CidGirgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Death of Ex.GOv. Metcnlf.

Bosros, Thursday, Aug. g, 1854
Ex.Gov. Metcslf died at Cl&snont n. H., sks
morning, Of srysipelss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Nssp91ork DAILY @sibmae
FRIDAY. AUGUST q. 1853.
IN roBPEspOyDEErs.

No no,es ran he .isn OF Anonymous CorDrnuDCsons Nhss
ever nteu5ed for Insertion mas. be saieeno.ee y zoe
and sdtress of the writef-oo necssy oi Puonos
tiop but a. guaranty OF his good faith
We car not undertake rejected Communicated
Business ~fs TIE TRIBUNE Off e should In al cases Be
addressed 10 HoRAcs GREELEY co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Gerrit Smith organ appeared yesterday in
Albany, entitled "Tbe Hour and the Man"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

We have further sdvices from the Plains. indi-
eating that themarch of troops westward continues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rHK n. 7. rR,,u,,

SFECkAL ~ lnk y. Y. rklnuuY
FrOn Special Ce-repcrdsnt
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 81 liza
The United States Treasury balance for Ar, =,
is Sl2, sos, 423 "a; amount Of receipts A "a;
1872 10; drafts paid, Sl,O2o,272 %; drais, i,uI
S2,ll9,s53 "a; increase, Sa66,27s IS.
The nominal date o. which Gen. Hsru.v i, 4,
leave for Oregon is the Sth of October, sus il )
now said that the President is anxious for hi, a.
parture so early as the 9Th Of September, and c~
ta;nly BY the Goth. This looks Ike determinsS,,
ca the part Of the President to "cry havoc n
let slip the dogs Of war
Mr.. Soule is besieged By the manifestdssy,
men, who are confident that his journey in III
rection is with view to conferrirg with Wslr
for forcible opekins of the Nicsrayna r,ust
cute.
70 the Auoclsed Press.
wAsHIseTos, Thursday, Aug u, 1854
TIE Board Of Engineers, consisting Of Csia g,r.
reers, Wood, Sswell and Krg, will con rene q 1,
New.Yoik Navy Yard or the Let Of September 70, 4,
xsminstion Of engineers fot promotion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

For five days, ending Aug. g. there were ia dsAhs,
q OF which we've from yellow fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FROM

CORNICEs, Pms AND BANDs.-Just received, an
nyoo. Of Bn.s CoRScEs Piss and BANDS patterns all new
expressly for the M trade for sale al prices much'be
low u usual marx, by SOLOMON HAsT,
No $50 Broadway, near Fra akin a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

STRANGERS IN NETWORK ~ our attention IS
collected &c tins new BUSINESS COATS and the general
800 OF FAI AND Chipg Of ell kinds snd styles that
RooERs RAYMOND Offering ct prices hitherto unheard
OF Al Il az Warsnonse, Of Fulton aud Nesfsu ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
STERLING SILVER

TEA ssrs CASTERS. PITCHERS, TRAYS, &c. &C., and grei
sa;.ely OF articles suitable for pIesenta'i ions
T. V. HAUGHwoUT Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

BACHELORS HAIR DYE--WIGS AND ToUPEES
stock u the wohdThs celebrated 10 at
No. SIS Broadwsy Twelve private expressly for the sp'
pio~tioo Of bis kmous HAIR DYE the best extsn BATGnE-
ioas WIGS and TovPIEs improvements over ali others
this oay place bese hass properly Understood
"A "A
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