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ATLANTIC TEI.aln5EAPET SUCCESSFUL 4
1853. FALL TRADE. 1883
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ATLANTIC TEI.AnsRAPTT SUCCESSFUL
1858. FALL TRADE. 1858.
Al THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EJLPORIJL
% UNIoE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
MFRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies E
lHA Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee and adjoining
largest magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs well the cheapest brought to this city, in
part as follows:
1000 Fan and Winter Bonrets, all colors:
l50O Ladies and Misses Brown and White Leghorn Bloomes,
500 chene Fancy Buge Naroeau Plain and Flower Head
1900 Boxes fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal ap
800 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles;
$50 Boxes White Red anil colOred Plumes.
EMBROIDERIEs such as Collars, Sleeves, Handkerchefs
large lot Of Patent Skirts and Cosets Cloth Cloaks Of the most
popular Fur in great quantity, all the way from the
BoHnet' renovated and retrined in ,S No Style ~
dta6 AF 81 EACH Ssg
4Ely MILLINERY GOODS AT HALF PRIGE. ~
Rich Millinery at Great Sacrifice.
ID ICH FANCY BONNETs, EMBROIDERIES and Fancy
IL Goods at cost and half price, 70 close out Summer
prices close Summer Goods BY the lst Of
sept Likewise this last season foF selling Fancy Goods
We viii sell ress Of cost consisting Of PaTasos Fans Rich
Embrodere Black Lace Mantas Pormoniss Combs Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c. ID. "a.
do do White Fancy Willow from SJt0 50 worth Si2
10 10 Chedp and Sllk from - 20 - worm SlO.
do do Paris Blond Lace from 50 81 80 worth $40.
DO do sos little injured, from So % to S., -.
500 Misses and Chdn's Brown and White BloOme and Hats,
cheap ..aEe
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves Of Bles work. 81 50 worth S.
do do do JackOnet work, 81 worth 81.
Jackone and Worked Muslin Sleeves from 6c to 81 p WOr2-
Rich Lace andkerchef, Linen Cambria Center 3 worth $40
large stock Of worked bands half price Rich Black Bugel
collars from soc. 2j, worth double. Six rsols from
z5c TO SI25 FaR of superior quality from 25c TO 81 80.
Coh M0aiT and retiring cheap Rich Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers and sets Superior quality Of
at 3Oc worth l5c. Now ladies and get great bargains
determined to close out az almost price, in
tend after this deal exclusively in Millinery Goods. Any
kind Of good money taken for goods these prices
Z. WISE. Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
jy3I No 45 Union street, next door to State Bank
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Notions and Trimmings!
Our stock comprises the largest variety of small wares, Trim
mns Threads Of kinds Combs Buttons &c, &c. Hosiery,
Gloves suspenders Handkeef Umbrellas and every article
wanted in a Dry Goods Store.
BLACK and dFANCY DRESS SILKS;
with the greatest variety of Trimmings.
200 oCases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manuFactsre.
80 Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROwN sHEETINGs and
sHTBTINGS;
100 Bales Al and Us OSNABURGs;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEAOHEO
DRHLINGS;
80 Gases PLAID LINSEY;
so Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc;
20 Cases SATTINETS;
80 Cases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all qualities,
1000 COAT BLANKETS, g
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries of every
variety, sleeves, Collars, etc., etc.:
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGS, White
and BLACK Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
uANTUA and SATIN EIBBONS, of all
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every qualify;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of sIIAWLS, for
Ladies; also, GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
LING sESAWLs;
MOIEAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
best have oerednd viii be sold prompt dealersO
liberal time.
eeady-Wade Clothing!
Our stock Of Reldy8ade Clothing is complete, with large
very of goods the latest styles, all
entirely new.
-ALSO-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Drawers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES:
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &c, &o.i
MERINO AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &c, &c.
We are prepares for the trade and invite the attention Of
prompt paying dealers to examine stock and prices.
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
1910, Public square.
.B.-we will be receiving new Goods throughout the
season, and our stock will always be found complete.
AID. & co.
HOPED AND EXTENSION SKIRTS, BRASS HOOPS,
REEDS AND WIALEB0NEs, FOR SKIRTS
A. IDA co
WARMERS & CROWLEY's NEEDLEs, OF all Sizes
angl4 AID. 90.
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For Philadelphia, New York dSe''
savannnah 4 and charleston.

CABIN PASSENGERS 10 PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up to January
H |-sl- 80
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Falls, furnished
Hy the Agents at Charleston and savannah, , 9
The llaE0Rn fTst class side wheel steam ra-~fsn.
Ships KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. G. P. -<szsE574s5es2
MAR1uiAN, aad STATE on GEORGIA, Capt. ss-s5sssst,
80. 3 fARvry,. .H .-a.a-
Weekly Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
ri SaEapnsh alternate Saturdays, as folloEs; !, a. -
me Keystone state, from Cdarleton' August l4 en-
llth 2j; 9th 3D., &c, leaving Flace
Tllia the glteTnaie Saturdays.
The state Of Georgia, from Savannah August 4 III sep
an, I8th 18th and 3J &c, leaYTg Hha
delphi8 the alterHste Saturdays.
For safety and comforts having superior oe oosI
ships surpassed by the coast One hundred miles
river and the Baytwo at sea-
g FOR NIAGARA PAIL.s, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This line connects phia With The Great Northwern
Railroad Niagara Falls Buffalo, in l6 hours
Phiade Through Tickets, with hdprviege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points for sale by the
Agents at Savannah
Niagara Buffalo, s3 Elira s2I to oanadaigua,
So. +. @ A 6REINER 4 CO.,
Agents Savannah.
4. s. & 7. 6. BUDD,
apri93-d3m -.Hr. Agents at Charleston
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Charleston and savannah.
EFEIfE following rates to take eject and aer JUNE l
NEW YOEEK TO NASHVILLE.
Eirst Class, per le8 T9s.,l -r-a--E .srsrusll g.
Second class - %
Third class -IsE 10
sIsss3 .ss3 +s.s eeSss' {. s-r I'm So
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES.
GSTs CEAASS.s-PaBo-Fortss Boos- Stationery Boots,
Shoes Liquors, Oils, &c, in boties CampneIe ana spirits
Tupentine in barrels; Carpstin, China, 6ia ana uass
ware in cases Clocks ctoneres, Oosol SSl Cut
ier, in cases, casks and boxes Dry Goods, n boxes and
baesi Drugs, Fruit Trees and shlioerg tuIsi ullen
Seeds Looking Glasses and Looklng 1ss rates; Nat OWL
ers risk Oysters in and arsj I'M ana bt
tapis Ware Teas and Spices -- 4 .-.,-,, =, .
sd CLASS ss-ardware (except such az speein IN FIRST
and Third Classes) Coffee Mills, NachlleTyi foreign Ii
quor in barrels and pipes Tobacco I'D boAes Le' n
rolls and fes: Oils in barrels and casks; Crocker and
Queensware, IN crates and casks Be, Whiting, Plaster
3D CEASS,-STe s5geIs spales sadIrons, Zinc anil Tin
in pigs Tin Plate Anyls, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings Mill
6TIest Cbsirs. s5ess ari Ii0sin in barrels.
Sl'ECIAE RATES ana Carriages boxed and
other gh articles not enumerated ALSO CaIooys Of ACIDS
or other Chemicals will be charged by aetual weight, at
double First Class rates.
II No charge for rayage Wharfage, Forwarding. The
above rates cover all expenses from New York to Nas9Ele.
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled 70 ABOVE Iales'
Insurance.
BY the above Lines z percent than Psb5rg Wheeling
Parkerurg ana s Ohio river, making difference Of 90 7j
cents per 100 pounds on dry goods rt..~.
T = Road wiz not be rons5efor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped via Savannah should consigned Agent Cen
tral Railroad. savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston, should consigned to Agent
SCUM -''O'''' -'''-''--' CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue former
advertisements.
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have received fourteen more -

New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled IL "a
makers, Light, Newton x Bradbury, and Hames7 N III N n
Bros which make stock very large and desrd -
able We would pleased have these Instruments examined
BY all, whether they desire purchase not Every Piano
sold by US shall warranted to give satisfaction luevery respect
feblO W. & R. FREEMAN.
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PENNsYLVANIN RAILROAD.


S5g lsis.se;sissaE ss.-E5z z.i-szs
TsyIIE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northeastern, and Southwestern States, by
uous Railway road also Pitthurg
" daily lines all ports the Western Rivers,
ana and aud Saudusy with steamers 70 all ports the
Nortbuoru Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest and red
eluss y which FREIGHT Canb forwarded to and from the
5gslt HtSt. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsRUIiG.
FIRST CLAss.-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods I'm z5 per lOOH
hoxcs) Furs, Feathers &C. ~
SECOND CLkss.-Eooks and stationary Dry 60 rar lO0H
Goods (n bales,) Hardware, Leather, Sc.,
THIRn CLAssAnvils, Bagging, Bacon and sac Uer lCDR
Pork Gn bulk,) Hemp, &c,
rtsCOdc,, Fish, Bacon, and Pork a0 rsr 1OGH
tpackcd,) Lard and Lard Oil,
Fl0ur-75-ts per bbl until further notice
Gran-35rts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CotlnS2 per bale, not exceeding JuOJ us weight un Ilr
tler notice. ,.,.,.,.
In shipping Goods from point East Of Plladelp.
particular marx package ''rI. Iht0eH hFtT0dH
All consigned gents OF this Railroad at Philaue
ria PitJsnurg viii le forwarded without detention.
AGENTsIarris, Wormlgy & Co.. Memphis Icun
r. Co. 81. Louis. J. :. Mitchell & SON, Evansville
Indiana Dumesi, Bell and NurdOck, aud Carter & aewctt
Louisville, r. c. Mldrum, Madison, Indiana SprnEn
< Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati, n W. Graham & Cos
Ohio; Leach Co., No. 81 Klby Boston,
Iesch & Co. As0r House, New orl No. ], William street.
and No Battery Place, New York Z. J. Suelar FhJlg ha
Ngrew 4 Rooms Baltimore; Geo. G.. Francus. PittsDur-.
n. n. HOUSTON, GegerEi Frsigbt dyegt, Thl'I.
II. !. LOMBAERT, SUD'tr AtO2Hd, Ieag.
-rrT
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Fr-RTHER REDUCTION.
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JULY 1Oth, 1855.
Charleston and savannah.

THROUGH RATES or FREIGHT FRos NEW NASHVILLE,
Inconneeon with Nrw YoRK side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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ETTR have now in store, fine stock Of Pianos, 80
ny Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
teriais &C. still manufacturing inside n u II
Blinds and Of Gilt Works, have recsntlyi -
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c. In q Word intend to TzEs please
customers and induce them Paonise home, instead Of
sending abroad
febl0-H ". & R. FREEMAN.
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FNRESH ARRIVALS
Ladies French Lasting Caters, with heels;
Do italian Cloth side laced Caters
DO Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Caters;
Do do DO Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Hid Slippers;
Misses Caters, Boots and slippers.
Cater I,st receiy7sd Nv JOHN RAMAGE,
oTgI A College street.
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GILBERT. HAGEN & CO.,

Z HAVE ON HAND 27O,OOO BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for Matchmaking, and will sell great
bargain, If taken AVA ina short time.
" II. JOHNSON,
gaap panffs
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NV R. COBNBLIUs Agent for the sale Of Fisks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
attend an uue alsas heretofore, when his services may e
reuusd Office the Phenx Wareroom No 40 Spring street,
Cherry. Residence No. y Vine street, between Spring and
Broad.
N B. VIII attend to receiving and forwarding bodies, &C.
ffgga eurI
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
John RAWAGE, AZ College Street,
rs now receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies' -
and Gents wear Misses Boys and Children. s&F
Gents sup Calf ehgd, and Pump Sole Boots; Nv
do French Patent Leather and }af Congress Gaersi ~
do do Patent and Calf Sigs nd Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunuel Ia do
do English lasting aRd French Calf Kid Ties
do BUcksgiD N o. do
do Calf English Stitched DownP4mp Shoes
do Lasting ONf0rls and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco ONf0rds;
do Calf Union half taiteIs.
EDER LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, With and without beels
do do do do do do do
do do hid Congress Boot do do DO
do Glove do do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid slippers do do do
. MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin s0ledo do do
do Black aBd Brown Galiers do do do
do Black Kids BrOuzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & TippddO do do
ELBEEENsS New BrOnzed Heel Slippers Black and Col
orel Lasting CATERS, Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and In great variety.
FOYsS and Youths oxford Tics, Congress Caters, Patent
Leather Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties etc. ETC. Call az Il
College Street. JOHN kAMA6E.
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RONNING,s III nRAss RAND.

TUVETIS Band is fy organized twelve In 49,.
ssrunenta and It's ememieFs hatter themselves la=a
that they are prepared furnishas good Music ss
in State. They respectfully call the attention esE
Aasons, Odd Fellows, and other societies. wen private
gentlemen TO facilities for furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS
Celebrations &c Their shall be moderate Address,
. rs j. P BARTHELL, sec'y. or
r. P. CHAMP.
p. S-PRoF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND Is prepared
make engagemens Music for Balls, Parties on veey
reasonable terms. Address as shove. tan21-dIy.
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ARRIVALS

NEW TES.ssFresh Buruda Arrow Root, Pearl Sage
Puo French Chalk, Shoe Brushes Seidle Powders BalsHn
Fir, Diamond Clements, Bung Corls, &c. For ale by
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rENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAI

,N and after wednesday, the 18th Of August Is5s hc trains
q will as follows
Gas II .... E. .t.... -. a.......e .5.,.3..z
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RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURS.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
,,rr-r,r =, CTTTv rRaTyS
EACH WAY OYER THE ROAD

ON and after SUNDAY, July II, 1853, the Passenger Trail
. ID .-- win BE follows: aE.-a-s
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. N. and go P. n.
Arriving a Chattanooga at 20 P. NJ. and LBS A. M.
Leave Chattanooga a 9 A. VI. and P. NJ.
.r Arriving at lSashvi 20 p NJ and 6. 10 A. NJ
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10 NEW WHEATI NEW WHEATH

IA TE 1880 bushels Rel heat Also 5JO bushels
w White Wheat to be delivered as ally as possible Tor
which will pay the highest market price Th Wheat is 70 h
order, ard instructions buy without limit TO price
iunein-tf T. S. FRENCH 4 son. E.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
dered at he July l55 in the case Of v E. Nayaugh
vs. Patrick Navaugh will the Court House
Nashville, Saturday. the ih Of September Lot Of
city, fronting 4j feet North Market street,
inning half way College upon which teres
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties
cash; the balance on and = months credit
Good security required, and Q lien retained
jysI F. R. eHEATHAAI, Clerk.
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4lasbbiIle Glnipn an0 9nsritaa.
III ssi TEI-vEeel.IT s.; WeeIzlr 81.


TEE ETEFs or IEss o5ssTiTUTn A SQUARE
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The Races over the Memphis Course VIII
and continue five
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description of Gcorge milton.

is about 3 Of age, weighs 100 or li0 pounds,
and feet or inches la dark ha hazel eyes, short chin
very bad neck aud chin, running to or near
ear supposed TO he therut Of Cad, which is severe
that il is difHcult for him O close his mouth.
Is supposed have gone Arkansas as lived for
re,rs at 'Crawey's Ridge, in tlat State. jyl3-f
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above Ave in
serions, aud forward bill to tins Office.
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
RAGGAGE CHECKED TIIROUGH

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ANDREW =. SMITH,
NO. As, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS
STEEL, WAGON AXIS, ELITrC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles his line Of buiness, which be offers
~ wholesale and retail low for cash, the above stand
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WETE odersale desirable Beebuckle Bedford
Nv county Tenn, 500 80 cere
balance tnbeFel frame dwelling with negro
cabins barn &c; springs The s No. farm. We
will Sc SeOO0 Nashville property, small farm
within 2or3 miles Of the city In part payment call soon
J. i. & r. W. RR0WN,
iuneel-2m.- Ii. -.z- AZ Cherry Street.
sNO8 SALE.--One hundred Dales Northern Extra Hay
= raaaiEel LmaHL-rfl ?. g G. ANDERs0A.
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---." a. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dc u, lr5I..
FEVE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the assets in the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose Of winding those
indebted the Bank Hi please call and up, their in
debeines falls The holders viii please send in
possible receive in the Of the
Bank Of Tennessee. The Individual deposits In this Bank have
been handed and hereby pledge individual LA
bty for hem the money is ready when called for.
decT3-H lDIfN ID JAMES.
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0NONGRESs VVATEERs--Just received, a resh lot Of
Z snd genuine Congress Water.
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD,

-
annual election OF Fifteen Directors by the
Stockholders Of the Tennessee snd Alabama Railroad Com
a, viii place 81 day OF August next, at franklin
iy3 eOdtaugI r. H. BRADLEY, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

THK LAW OF lSDoRsEMEST-AN New and i'm
Portant legal principle on the commercial usage
OF indoEsing bills, for corporation account, by
the Cashier or Secretary, was pronounced in the
Supreme Court of New York few DAYS since.
The ruling Of the Court, James, Justice, is that
an action against bank on protested bill can
not hold on the simple Endorsement of A. B =,
cashier without the ayowed purpose Of negotia-
ting the bill OF specification Of the name and
authority Of the bank supposed to be represented
sna-4 accompany such Endorsement. TIE case
maze Is peculiar one in this, that the bill was
negotiated OF sold by the Ohio Trus, Company in
New YORK, while the purpose for which It was
IemIO'ed oy A Cashier of the Salem (Ohiol
Bank. was simply for collection
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Personal

'--' MRS Julia Dean Hayne is at the National
90. -, Robert NJ. Riddle, for many wear, ed,,o,
Saturday morning 'ou'"ei' oi-d on
-. MRS. emmy KembIe reads Macb-,h ., u,
the Fnendiess In that city oiiie OF
-. Capt. w. l.. Hudson and l,dv n ~
Major H. Day, U 5. A, George Franci. ~ "
oi The London Times, and lady, and Than.. H an
hennafd and lady, Of London, and Dr 49,, w
ana family, Of Philadelphia, are at wiII,.d.,
- The name of the person who 4, in,..,
10 DC matched against Heenan Is Ward and NJ
Dom IN Maine, but halls from Boston m. !, !.
stout, cTess-ryed fellow, and would eyidrntlv h.
an ugly customer In prize ring
-. -. The excitement consequent upon the mar
- OS,wtrn MsssTs. Char les Dickens, hi, 49,.
ssIs Albert Smith, Frederick Yates ma
.epesce Tbao kefay, pales befor. ano,hs,
stTn,a az tue Garrick Club. namely. Tb.
s tnIeshlng Inflicted on Mr. Ho,yh,.,
VOLTS, odiIist.F, ana manager v.n.taI
Times, by Dir CapTon, on 10. .unno.ns "a. o. tnr
OF the foime w th the latteris Observation-Disclosures, in,Ihacy
'posa. Mr.. Morris was msrried th. cara
Sitrr the last pommelling, ard II b, said ,hning
raw counts are to be engsged about IL Ma n me
Pfon has, BY mag istEaIs, has been bound 90 a.
10 heavy recognizanees, 10 keep the peace En-
IL staudS - fJ fi'ei d.
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sPIRIr OF The MORNING PRESS.


The Union, reviewing the article of the Ia
tsIIiFencsr on the " Monroe Doctrine as far
as that paper compares said doctrine with the
declarations of the present Administration, says
in conclusion ..-s-
"There is no necessity, however, OF connecting
the declarations of Mr.. Monroe with those pro-
claimed hy Mr.. BBehanaR's government. The
latter are explicit, practical, and direct, and
binding to-the extent OF the Presidents author
ity." .-...
The same paper, speaking of the proposed
m litary occupation of Sonora and Chihua hua,
says it understands that the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs of the House of Representatives
has addressed a note to the Secretary of War,
inquiring whether the proposed military occu-
patton Of those provinces would neces.itate an
increase of the Army, ard that the Secretary
has expressed in reply the very decided opin-
ion that such a measure, so far from adding to
the existing necessity for an increase Of the
Army, would rather have the opposite effect
The IHteIiigsneer, speaks of Political
Consultation" that has recently been held by
)" number of gentlemen from all sections Of
the country" to compare notes and adopt meas,
ures for the preservation Of the Union.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Thirty.fifth Censress-Secsud Session.
~ In fHs SENATE, to-day, resolution was re-
ceived from the House providing for ajont
committee to revise the joint rules Of the two
Houses red and laid over.
A resolution TO adjourn on the 23d inst. over
until Meath proximo was adopted-syes 20,
Mr.. Hudsrsek introduced bill for the e.
ganiss<ioh OF Dscotah Territory, and for other
Mr.. crittenden said that he had waited for
an opportunity to call up the French spoliation
bill. He considered it of importance to the M
tiou and Individuals, and thought it ought to
be soon taken up and disposed Of He gave
notice that he would call up that bill on the 9th
of January next. ---------.
The Pacific RailYoai bff being taken up,
ayes 90, noes IL ? = aAI VAC
Mr.. Rice was delivering a speech in favor OF
Northern route for the Pacific Railroad hen
the Star went to press.
In THE House, Mr. Washburne, of Wis
explained that his remark, relative to the illus
tration Of the bravery of citizens of Alabams
| by their representative here, made on Friday
was meant only to apply to the representative
to whom he was replying, and not to all frou
that Sta'e, as the printed copy of his remarks
made it appear.
Mr.. Hughes introduced a resolution direct
ing the Ways and Means Committee to repor
an appropriation for taking the census of thu
United States in 1860, under existing laws
Mr.. Whitley offered an amendment instruct
ing the Committee to inquire into the prophet,
of repeating all the present laws on the sub
ject except so far as related to the counting o
the people; not agreed toll yeas, 140 nays
The original resolution was agreed to.
| The House next went into Committee of tn,
Whole on the bill providing pensions for tn,
soldiers of the war of 1912 and Indian wars o
that period. ...
| A great number of amendments were offered
most Of which were rejected. The debate wa
still in progress on this bill when our repor
| closed.