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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-14

THE HAREM UNvEmED.-A Moldavian countess
frequent visitor in the hsrems of the late Reds
child Pasha and other dignitaries of COnstantinople
thus takes the romance out of the popular idea Of
those Mohammedan paradises:
'Women, fat, ill-made, dirty and stupid-such ID
the personnel of all hsrems Add to this, that the
women pass their days in jealousy of each other,
disputing, abusing and even fstcuing and you will
understand that the happiness Of Messieurs the
Turks which has for centuries inhsmed the imsgin-
atien of romancers and poets, leaves much to be de-
sired to make it perfect"
d" The harem is hell, where four or FIVE furies
busy themselves in tOrturing poor devil whom they
call master and lord"
tbs ToOTHACHE.-"My dear friend" said
Il, 4 can cure your toOthache in ten min
utes'
How? how 2 inquired. DO it, in pity
Instantly, said he. Have you any slumP
yes
Bring it with some common salt
They were produced Ny friendpulverized them,
mixed them in equal quantities, then vet small
piece of cotton causing the mixed powder to adhere
and placed it in my hollow tooth.
There, said he, if that does not cure you will
forfeit my head You may tell this to every one
and publish it everywhere. The remedy is infalli-
BILE
1t was as he predicted. On the introduction ofthe
mixed alum and salt, 1 experienced sensation Of
GOODNESS which gradually subsidized, and with it
the alum and sslt-it cured the torment Of the
tOOthache.
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Dissolution.
THE partnership heretofore e1islug under the style and
4 firm Of Clifton Abbott was dissolved on the 9th
inst by mutual consent to take effect on the I'd Of Feb
ruary, 1858 The business viii be continued By Citizen
Albright Co., Of Philadelphia
All persons indebted 70 the late Rrm previous to the
I'd OF February 1853, will please call Immediately lat the
old stand No IS Cedar Street. and settle with George B.
Abbott who is fully authorized to collect and receipt for
the same.
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure in recommending to the patronage Of my
friends, Messrs Clifton Albright Co., as gentlemen
worthy # confidence and solicit for them continuance Of
past faVors GEO B. ABBOTT.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & ChattanOogaRailrOad
s9-DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS "a
EACH WAY OYER THE ROAD.
on and amer THURsD Az, APRIL SIN, 1858, the Passsn
~ ger Trains wills be a. i5lloEss
L8aF9 Na8nVlIIe daIIT o. 5 = % a0d ?. n.
Arriving az ChaitlHooga az 220 P 1. ard l2 SIS A. b.
Leave ChallanooEl % Iu % a. y. and 3 8 p q.

IN and amer THURSD AZ, APRIL s.h 1858 The Passsn
- ger Trains wills be a. i1lloHss
Leave Nashville daily a. S a. % ADD p. NJ.
Arriving az ChaiilH0oga az 220 p. g. ard l2 IS A. n
Leave Chattanooga a. lu31 "A. D. and 8 r. a.
Arriving At Nashville AZ 9 90 A. u and $40 p. M.
PassenEsrsof the East via. Wilmington O.. can leave
on sher TAIN sud mai connections through
0ui VIA knoxville, Tenn and LynchDufg, Va. should
leave fhvils on the morning Train make connso-
tion8.
Passengers FOR Memphis leave Nashville On thsqPM
tralns Whcn connects az stoVsusnn With 81 Railroad.
Aho1e tor Ac1nnvis and Spurtl viii leave shviI8
me "a tfans which coEuGcls directly Iulllloma via
me train sI AcMnnFile lha tram hich leaves nclnu-
vile a. u 80 g aect Fh ne day train from ChaanOoga
ana arrives a. hasbFiils a. DO l. 81.
AT nashville there Is daily connection with boats for ST.
Louis Cincinnati Louis File emphi, New Orleans Pis
bun &c, cci also daily line of'siages Loul.vilia
Through lczes can Do procured the Depot before ths
starting OF TIE trains, for McMinuTc, HUI sVie, Mem
pills. Junction Atlanta Mae0B, Montgomery, Charlsuon
savannah augusta Wilmington and Knoxville.
q ANDERSON.
April 6, 1858. General Ticket AGENT
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WELL DONE CALTORNA.-ResolutiOns strongly in
favor Of the admission of Kansas, has passed the
Legislature Of California, by vote Of Al to lS-s
convincing proof that the Pacific region is with the
Southern States in sentiment, and againt their abO
ton invalars
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NOTICE.
virtue Of deereta order Of the ChaneeIy Court az
L GatnsbOrO made the February Term, 1858, Of said
Court in the OF W. W. WOOdfOFk against Isom Phars
and Others pending in said will Saturday the
list day Of May 1855 the Court House door in ansbOO
sell at public auction, credit Of twelve months, the
Land in the peading mentioned, lying in Jackson county,
Tennessee in district No II, the Big Rranch and the
same tract OF dnd which James Pharis resided
time OF his death. Noie with gOnd security will be required
OF The purchaser, snda lien retained the land
purchase money. This l2Jh March, 1883.
mar 2l-W4t prs fee 81. W. H. Bolts, C 4 N.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 19rH, 1858,

I'VE will sell for CASH in front Of ourWarehousea com.
w pete sjrtment Of GROCERIES,, consisting part
Gs follows, viz:
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bxs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 hlf 4 qrs Star Candles,
70 bbs HeWMOlasses, IS bXs selected W. z. Cheese,
40 bbls esd & pow'd CARS, 100 bbls White Whisky
IS kits Mackere, IS n. Y Brandy,
l50p'c'kgs n Rasns, 10 bbls Holland Gu,
sacks Almonds, SOC kegs Nails,
Il cases ssIdiRes, IS doz painted Buckets,
20 box Cove Oysters, 30 nests Tubs,
iUbags Pepper, IS bxs Starch,
% chests 1eas, $50 bxs SOAP,
20 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bKs pOyle's Candles,
IS coils Rope, 100 dog. MasOn's Backing,
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes Flasks,
together with numerous other articles make uD com.
plete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
Eprl3-td. No. % Market Street
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Lost
Motice
FOR NEW ORLEANS
Potatoes.

Just RECEIVED-4O barrels Extra Early London Lady
= tstoes, fOE seed. genuine and mistake.
For sale by
april 10 NICHOL, GRBRN & co.
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CRTSP'S GAIETY.
MARCH RUlEs. 1853.

Va. , Petlu1n % sell land,
]. P. Bsasy AID Others.
ON notion and appearing Huto the satisfaction Of he
Clerk and Master, that Marcus l.. Bates, John W..
Baes and others who children and heirs at law Of W.
H. Bates deceased non-resdents Of this State that the
ordinary process law cannot be served upon them; It is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Union
ard Amerl.an newsp per published IN hecty Of Nash
vile requiring the said tesndauta 10 appear at the coN
house in tae town OF CenrsyiIs the FIRST AondS' n
November next, then aud theIe plead answer or DENIM
10 complaiDants bill the same will be taken for confess
ed against iheul and set for hear.rg ez parte
April Il, vat ORVILLS a. NIXON GAM
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CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIESy &Cs
THE subscribers offers FIR sale the following ehoc6
i brands Of Wines, Brandies, &c.
so Baskets Star brand
IS a" Eugene Oliquoit, pints and quarts
10 " Widow or Vivs CEquiot
Is I" Croms de Ssllery and Crown brands.
80 boxes Che ce Csrets
casks Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry
and Madeira.
10 cases of Swiss Absynth
10 Curacas and Marischine
80 GOuley, Boxers and other btters.
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Ales Of various
brands.
25H pipes Of choice French Brandies.
The Vine growers Co Jules Durand, Agent" "Jean
Loulss superior old COgniac 1871" and "Saz8rc are
fully aneed pure and unsurpasssd in quality and IA
vOr by the Agents for the sale Of these brands
2Plpes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy, olch, Irish and American Whisky, Cher.
~ Ban ~ Bounce COnnOisiers and lovers of good
Wines Brandy Ssgars &c, respectfully invited to call
and examine their stock.
sPrill4 "a. KERR co.
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10 TIE SURVIVING OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS

TO TIE SURVIVING OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
OF THE WAR OF 1912. AND OF TIE SEMI
MOLE CAMPAIGN AND FLORIDA WAR.
IN the contemplated parade and celebration on
Bag Day. at Nashville, you are earnestly solicited
To participate-snd will be entitled to honorable
position in the programme.
If any can appear in their trar-1rOrH uniforms and
with their uttered banners, they will add to the in
terest Of the occasion
A. ". PUTNAM, Committee
J. B. LINDSEY, Of
JOHN MEIGs. Invitation.
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TAKING 1T BACK.-The action Of the Liberian
Government in opposition to the new scheme Of
African emigration, has SO incensed the French
Government as to cause retrsction Of the sloop Of
war, rendered by the latter a gift; although an
agent had been sent to France to receive it.
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Notice.

DUR3UANT TO 4 decree Of The County Count OF Humph
Te!s county, made a is APF Term, 1858, in the case
Of jobs H. Anderson, Admir- against the heirs Of An
dson deceased petition eel slave, shall Tuesday
eth day OF May next the Cert house door Ia Wavey
proceed sell 10 highest bidder public sale,
credit twelve months Ehkey negro man. 30 yeE7s
old sold the purpose OF distribution Eos and approved
security Ill required OF the purchaser This the 9Th
day of April, 1855 LkVI MCCOLLUM,
spl q w4t Prs 81 Commissioner.
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TEE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE AND KANSAS.
The Pennsylvania Senate by vote Of 20 to Is, has
passed resolution that the General Assembly Of the
State coufdug in the ability and patriotism Of the
present Chief Magistrate Of the United States, and
impressed with the wisdom and justice of his recon
meBdaion to Congress in favor Of the immediate
admission Of Kansas into the Union as a State, do
hereby approve that measure aud endorse it with
whatever Of authority and influence pertains to them
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KERR AND co.


nIRBCT Importers Of the real Havana ssgars and deal
II es in Fine french Brandss, Wines, Liquors. Porter,
AleS rdines, Oysters &C. adjoining Post ONCE, Of
Cherry and Church street, Nashville
100000 Genuine Imported Havana Cigars.
The subscribers have received BY arrivals large
heF Of the noted brands OF Havana
Cigars consisting OF Reyes Cu0anas CintO de Orion
Panzo WashugtOns, Fl Sol with numerous other Ords
all sizes and kinds, and prices ranging from SIC
$3.50 thousand Also, 30 600 genuine sxisan Cigars large
and small Of excellent qualify, which will be SID low
close, with superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and Turkish Smoking Te0accO, Delphi Slufs, Pipes, &c
A kERR AND 10 adj NJ pn.t 0nl,a.
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NOfice.

DURsUANT 70 decree oCths County court OF Humphrey
eouDtys made At its April Term, 1858, In the case OF L
W. Bryant e al, parte; petition sell Land for distf
buton, IL shall, Tuesday, the 6h May al the court
house door, Wayery rOceed sell TO the highest bidder
a. public sale credit Of one and two years, In Two
equal instaments, hundred and twenty seven ana
three QaaIGr Of Land lying the south side OF Duck
river, a. Ogensa old ferry. he land Is loeTabiy well In
proved and the soil good Notes and approved security
viii be required Of the purchaser, and lien retained on the
Land until the purchase money paid This the lh day Of
april, 1883. LEVI MCCOLLUM,
apI Il vi prs fec 81 Com missioner.
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EDGFIELD AND SOUTH NASHVILLE
LOTS FOR SALE ON LONG TINE
EDGEFIgLD No 49, BloOd's Addition No FOrster's Ad.
z diton Nos 1871, 1872 by's Addition Also Nos -
l9 s. and S. in Laniers Addition to uth Nashville. The
lots all most eligbly located. Call
L. & K. W, BhOWH,
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A. W. PUTNAM,
J. B LINDsLEY,
JOHN MEIas,

Newspapers throughout the State viii confer a
great favor by inserting the above several times
during the present month.
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kprash, 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-11

rally smashed up and annihilated, it does
not follow, by any means, that we shall see
any reform in our municipal government. MIR.
Haws, the new Comptroller, like Mr.. Tcmann,
may be very amiable and respectable person;
but he is, nevertheless, partisan politician, and
he does not so into Office free agent but the
tool of party just IA ravenous for spoils as any
other. We should not wonder If one of the first
acts of the Weed and Seward clique in the next
Legislature was further to amend the charter, so
as to give them chance OF turning out lot of
democratic Office holders in the different depart
ments, and filling their places with their own
hungry adherents. and centralzing more power
and patronage in Mr. Haws. We have no expec-
tation that the taxes will be at all reduced or
the city governed any better or kept any cleaner,
under the new order of things. We rather in
cline to the opinion that the taxes will mount
up to some twelve or fourteen millions a year,
and that the new Common Council will counte-
nance as many corrupt and expensive jobs as
any of the old ones. So much for "victory" and
reform
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THRTy.sEyFs CITIZENS or 0BgELrS, ONO, IN
pft1fp FOn RrsCtiNG A frGuIvR sLANE-H wilt DC ~
crnbcrcd that on the 18th q September last, slave
named "Iattlc John arrested AZ Obcrn, by Unitel
states DEPUTY Marshal love- of Columbus, w virtue
warrant ssucd nv United states commissioner Chiffon
den II tbo Southern District of uhio-at the instance
Anderson n Jeuningsthc derutei agent Of tile owner
John a. Bacon, both residents Of Mason county, Ken
tucky The same day mob of the citizens OF Oberlin
wa raised 10 prevent the execution OF the by
Mar hal and the rescued az Wellington few
miles from Oherlin The citizens ~ the latter place held
QoriGcatou meeting, and determined 10 resist for tho
future any and every attempt TO negro at ober
lin The recollection Of the affair has mostly died away
hut history revived by the recent of the United
states Grand Jury at Cleveland who have brought their
labors 20 close BY finding true bills against thirty
OF the ring leaders 10 this affair including the Rev. Henry
Peck Professor IN Ohcrln College, the Rev. Jas " Fitch,
formerly missionary 10 Jamaica: several theological stu
dents i've fugitive slaves and thirty other citizens Of all
colors. Tho two clergymen and eleven others In
dcted for aiding and abeng the Of The negro and
the remaining twenty four indicted Tor the ~
scT n u surmiscd that whatever the white men
a. zee negroes indicted, may adopt in regard to ex-
pos themselves 10 trial, the fugitive slaves among the
ind ed will Al least disappear from the scene and TAXA
Tie underground raiiToad for some secure retreat.
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The New York Decentralization for Europe.
The mail steamship Arago, Capt. Lines, will leave this
port to-day, at noon. for Southampton and Havre.
The European mails will close this city at half past
zen o'clock this morning.
The European edition Of the Herald, printed In French
ami English viii, be Published O'Clock the
ig Single copies, in wrappers, SIX cents.
Subscriptions aud advertisements for any edition of the
SEw YORK HERALD will be received at the following places
q Europe
LONDON :. Sampson low, Son 4 90, Al Ludgate Hill
Lansing, Starr 4 Co., "a King William street.
PAss Lansing Baldwin Co, Place de Ia Bourse.
IIvEgFooL. Lansing, Starr 4 Co, No Chapel street
L. stuart 10 Exchange street, East.
HAVEN. Lansing Baldwin h Co., II Rue Corneille.
HAMBURG. De Chapeaunse Co.
The contents of the European edition Of the Herald will
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
ofoe during the previous week and up to the hour of
publication.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec TO- 1858.
Stocks firm Pennsylvania State S. o5 " Reading Rail.
road 26i Morris Canal 4o Long Island Railroad IL u
Pennsylvania Railroad 42N rw o,,r.x. ~, 10 ,ss
Cottcn-Sales oday Is 900 bales the market closing
The sales Of the week add np So GOO bales and
the exports 65 00o The receipts Of the week foot up
800 against $1,000 for the corresponding week OF last
year Total exports date 46e 900 bacs Receipts this
port ahead LIST year 20i 900 bales 10 at ali Southern
ports $4,000 Stock 3i45oo against $4,000 last year.
Sugar du and declined eighth Of cent sales at
Noasscs, 27,Sc. Flour firm at IS IS. lard, in kegs,
l2c Coffee firm lie. The sales OF the week foot up
bags and the receipts 10 500 Stock $4,000 against
llq 200 last year. Frcights-Cotton Liverpool un-
changed, and to Boston &C. Sterling EXCHANGE l0s a
l0Sh and with bills az ladiug 1o6ff l05h Drafts
New York at sixty days "a per cent, and at sight per
discount
MonnK, Dec. 10, 1855
co,ton-sales TO day 900 bales a, unchanged prices
Tho sales Of the week up ~ 500 bales AMI the
ccfs - 600 against II $50 for the corresponding week
q last year Receipts ahead Of last year lis 500 bales
Stock, III 800 bales.
SAVANNAH Dec. 10, 1858.
CHARLESTON Dec O. 1858
Sales Of cotton to-day 400 bales, the market closing
firm. Sales Of the week II 900 bales AMI receipts OF
time 800 bales. Mddling far Is quoted IKE
~ southern ports. e2l 900 bales. Exchange London
losis francs, 81 20 81 22is Frcghts to Europe droop
rg.
CHARLESTON Dec 10, 1863
Co,tonsalcs 70 day 400 bales prices ranging from
loiac. II 5sc., the ma let closing nrn.
Flour quiet: supcrnne IS i2is IS 37,s. whoa, dull
sales 1000 bushels; red al - 81 2s; white 81 81 81
a. Corn advanced sales 600 bushcls-new yellow Sic
zoe. white Cic. Whisky firm, NJ &c. DC.
CIvcIySAr, Dec. Q. 1858.
Flour firm. Whisky steady at 22tsc Hogs dull and
declining IN price, and holders anxious SELL The sales
$500 AZ &c 20 g. for heavy hogs and 81 so FOR light
Mess PORK SIS deliverable in March tlT 90 for ota
the sIot. lard dull at lie. Weather very favorable.
CINCINNATI, Dec 10, 1858.
Flour firm. Hogs very dun and lower sales 800 NJ
a. 50 50 IS f,r light, AMI % so 81 for heavy tho
close the price for those weighing 30 to $50 pounds
90 10 but II not obtarabe: receipts to-day 5000
Mess pork slT so for choice brands SIS for delivery
March. Lard dull AZ lie. Whiskcy unchanged
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TnE yIcToRY" or THE CHARTER ELECTION
Some journals in this city are claiming and
Boosting that the result OF the late charter cleo
ton was great black republican victory. This
IL all nonsense II was no victory FOR any poll
teal faction; but simply very decided express
sion on the part OF the respectable portion Of
the democratic party Of their Entire want Of con
fdcnce in the corruptions and follies of Tam
many Hall; and II was nothing more. But,
while Tammany and its denominations are
squelched, and the democracy Of the city gene
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PROGRESS OF TIVE CNSTR,L P,RE-The pro-
grcss Of the work the Central Park has for some
time past been rather satisfactory. although IL is
not rs advanced as IL might have been had more
men been employed on IT, The roads are not
yet 10 any extent available, hut ono Of it, finest
winter fta,ures--the skating ponds ready to
receive lie supply Of water, and will be in good
condition for skaters after the first hard frost
In the Board 81 Aldermen, on Thursday. a report
was presented in favor Of extending the Park
from Tooth to 10th street, and of widening
Seventh avenue above the Park. so AZ to make
two carriage roads Of forty feet each, and road
ioi oqucstrians. We hope the Common Council
viii authorize the purchase Of the extension, for
il comprises the most picturesque portion Of that
entire region OF country-cxcept Washington
Heights, which Is superior in point Of beauty
and elevation and IL should properly be included
in the Park AS to the widening Of Seventh
avenue the object is to make that the grand en-
trance TO the Park, and through the Park to the
city from the northern end Of the island. This Is
an excclcct project, 1t can only be honestly car
ricd cut. II would make one Of the grandest and
most delightful approaches that any city in the
world can boast Of
The improvement Of the Park grounds has
bad lively effect on the value Of property in
that locality; the prices have gone up already
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TIN TARFF QrEs1IoS-MR BuCnAS,N W. Nh
Coun.-The opposition journals are raising
great outcry over the wide differences between
the specific dutcs Of the Presidents Message.
and the id valorcm recommendations or Mr.. Sec
rotary Cobb for the relief Of the Treasury. In
this connection, 1t appears to be a matter Of won
der that while on the one hand Mr. Douglas. in
daring 10 differ from the President on Lecomp-
ton las been treated n traitor. Mr. Cobb on
the Other hand. who differs as widely from Mr.
buchanan on the tariff should still be retained
in high favor.
Bat there Is a broad distinction between these
two cases. No doubt there arc men who. in Mr..
Cobb's position 81 disagreement with his official
chief. would dispose Of The difficulty in a resigna
ton; but as Mr. Cobb has preferred different
course the President has doubtless INDUCED him.
upon the score Of on honest difference of opinion
on the part of an officer sincerely devoted to the
interests If the administration. Not 80 with
Douglas From first 10 last Of this Kansas rebel
lion. the degradation and ruin Of an adminis.ra-
ton which he could not rule has been with him
TIE governing motive Thus he has dcmoralizcd
the democratic party in Congress. and has almos
destroyed II in the North. The President. there
fore, in this discrimination between Cobb and
Douglas has simply Disseminated between a
friend and on enemy of bis administration.
Moreover, as the President Is the recognized
head Of the administration, and not the Secretary
Of the Treasury, we suppose that Congress will
act upon the recommendations Of the former, and
not upon the conflicting views of the latter, as
representing the policy Of the administration
The privilege extended to Mr. Cobb, of elabo-
rating his own individual views in bis official
reports, il a privilege which the President may
at his discretion extend to any other Secretary
or subordinate clerk; but where there is con-
hict between the policy Of the superior and that
Of the inferior officer, it is the superior officer
who speaks by authority.
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1858.
No. 100. Edmund Rice plaatif, vs.. the Minnesota and
Northwestern Railroad Company On the motion Of the
defendants this set down for argument FRI
day, the 18th inst.
No. Q. Dean Richmond vs. the city of Milwaukee ct
al Argument concluded for the appellant.
No. 1913. The Union Insurance Company John Blair
Hoge. Cause submitted record and printed argument
for both parties under the fifty sixth rule of the Court
No. Il. Tho claimants and owners of the steamer
Louisiana Isaac Fisher ct al. Argument commenced
for appellants
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THF y,cHr wANpEEER.-SOme oi the officers and
Of this famous vessel have arrived Charles
ton she y now ~ our southern cois, and nay
pcctci here IN few days She i reported 10 have been
lett at Brunswick Georgia Ia charge of Capt w 4. Cor
rte, who had obtained clearance that port She hal
previously landed further south, after dashng roc on
the broad Atlantic, and doing doubt some naughty
things She viii, however, receive cheerful and for
giving welcome. Stc bad had narrow scspc before
anding from rale-Charleson Nslrs, De q.