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FRIDAY, Feb. 5, 1858
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

IhUhf, ItUs o LOVo'
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. JONES: a bill to enable endorsers to take
judgment in a summary way against thier princi-
pal or principals. Referred.
Mr. MENEES: bill to incorporate the WOOdfOrd
and Turnersville Turnpike Company. Passed first
reading.
Mr. WRIGHT: a bill to incorporate the Fork
Greek Lead and Silver Mining Company. Passed
6rst reading.
Mr. WALKER bill to incorporate the Bluff City
Insurance Company at Memphis. Referred.
Mr. GOODPASTURE: a bill to amend the charter
the Montgomery Turnpike Company. Referred.
Mr. WELCKER: a bill to amend the act establish
ing the Agricultural Bureau. Referred.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

TTIHE new light draught passenger and freight
L steamer JOHN GAULT, J. BUNCE, Master, 49,
leaves On tuesday,, next, the 9th instant, az
10 o'clock. A. above snd I'll intermediate landings
FOR freight or passage spply On board or 10
feb 7-2t a q. HAK ISON, Agent
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Last week Of the eminent ariistss
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Florence.
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FOE CAIRn AND MEMPI

FOX CAIBO AND MEMPHIS,
THE superior and light dTaught passenger Fz7sA =
L and freigh. sieamei, J. G. CLINE, viii sFstzSfss8
leave for the abnve all way ports ssa=lizsst
MONDAY, FEBRUARY the eth, AZ o'clock -
z. n For ne ght or passage apply on board, or to
feb 4-td A. L. DAVIS, Agent
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HEaFShRE9S Sale.

Y virtue OF three wTs Of Ter leas, 70 directed from
ID the rcuir Court Of United States, for the Middle
District OF Tennessee wherein In two Of said wits Jonas
Phillips plaluIih I'D in the other one u wilson IAEs Is
DIaiutH nd In ali Of which Sloan 4 ache are defend
ants Will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. al the are
house of Andre Hamilton, Market street, in tho city OF
NasbviIe on MONDAY, ths 22d day OF February lss
large qua ty If Marble, consisting Of siaos' O0egEs and
Scantug Marble, levied upon a. he properly OF n s&a
d,fenda1ts. and will b sold satisfy said wris. Iis 5h
6ay Of Fsb ls5s J I. CLEllkNTS, U $. MHrshEl
ShE - for the Middle District Of Ienn.
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Doors open < past g. to commence al O'Clock.
Box once open dairy from a. NJ TO r. and from P. NJ
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ZOE CAIRO AID MRmPHHIs.

p For fun particulars, Geo PrOEramme Bnls.
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IN sENATE-EvEvrye SESSION.
COUNTY LINES.

Several bills were passed on the second reading.
Senate then proceeded with reading the Revised
Code, and Part XIII passed on the first reading.
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BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINlWENT

ms neumparanle Lumont, upun which the grsaf
Of me afflicted OF all lands rely for RELIEF from me
pangsgi khsumatsm, NeSrlsas Govt BrYspess Cancer,
eeruulas spFatne buses, huns scads and an culnsouI
diseases, rapidly superssd.nE all ar prsparaons ne
pnpretors give tor me ufsers the fol-
lowing memorandum Of low Of me wonderful cures elect
Ell BY u during the past months CsrlcElea from lhs
parties namsd In The possession OF he pr0pusar but
their length pEecudes ne publication Of all bui lev.
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MEMFHl8f 4GHH.f NOV. E5th4 leaIs
hereby certify, that having ben badly bruised ahd
scaded BY the expi0sOa OF Atoam Boiler, friend induced
50 Bfag Is Arcc Linlm5ut. The Instantly
extracted from the Iedds, and In vssy tme al ne
pain gone iron the bruises. Ia weeks vas we'll
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Important Books for Libraries J
W. 7. BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
The Life, Correspondence & Speeches

InsE volumes b. Calvin Cotton, IL. D. Professor Psb
lie ReOROmy, Trinity College. In various STYLES Of binding
Desned for leader he sVsryH asserted his des
ted ststss.
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Dress Circle and IS cents.
Family Cifoles-s 30 eena.
Colo red Gallery 25 cents.
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The Cotton Markets.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 4.-The market has been quite
active to-day, and we heard Of about 500 bales sold
The principal sales at l0f to l08 and fine
lots sold at lO3 cents.
CHARLESTON Feb. 4.-There is animated de-
mand to-day with sales Of 100 bales at 81 to lie.
Prices full
SAVANNAH, Feb Sales to-day of cotton $50
pales, at from 81 to l05. The market is rather
easier, but quOtably unchanged.
COLUMBUS, GA. Feb. 8.-We have no material
change TO notice in the market yesterday. There
was growing disposition the part Of holders to
YIELD and the general impression to be, that
the staple will be turned loose at an early day,
prices are attaining remuneratlve point The pre-
Taling rates about the same the previous day
Strictly good middlings have gone to l0c.; lower
grades range from ST to 94O. A fancy lot Of 100
bales was sold for 104c.
Augusta Market, Feb. 3.
BAcoS-Ths stock is gradually increasing with
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The Works of John C. Calhoun, compri-
sing his exposition Of the ConsfiaIioa and G0EsTnEeat
Of The United States, Speeches in Congress Reports and
Public Letters. ID sIx EoIanas.
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Irving's Life of Washington, comprising
his Barry and Military Life, and his Iaaaga aoa Presi
dent Of The United States. Complies in volumes.
- "To Al Justly bis Instinct. To promois he
public veal bis Effort To Deserve the lascton
o. good men, his ambition. Wta such qualifications for
The pure exercise Of soaDd Iud Emsn ana
wisdom, assembled The PfssdsauaI Washing
ton Irving.
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Mr. BTCKNELL'S bill (87) to amend the act Of
1925, chapter 2I-With reference to rent laws, ma
king each endorsble, coming up
Mr BRAZELTON proposed to amend, by SO
changing the act Of 1929 chapter 81, sections /,
hereafter debts due from intestates estate, &c,
shall be subject to attachment or gsrnishment at
any time after the granting Of letters ties tamentary
&c; but execution shall issue till after twelve
months from the time Of taking out letters, &C
Mr. BOWLES opposed such radical change Of the
law Of administrations.
Mr. BRAZELTON had leave to withdraw the
amendment.
Mr. VAUGHN proposed to amend, by striking out
the 4th section-making esch eRdorser liable
which was agreed to.
And so the bill passed the second reading.
The House then took recess till , o'clock, P. ",
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MnNnAE. Fnh 1 1858
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MOyDAy- Feb. l. Isl

Mr. LOWS bill (97) to amend the. criminal laws
declaring child-stealing felony ia csses of divorce
penalty in the penitentiary, three 70 seven years
coming up-Mr Low had leave to withdraw the
same.
DELIVERY OF PROPERTY IN ENEOUTIOE.
Mr. KINGS bill 900 to repeal much of the
act Of , as requires sherifs TO levy first on per
sOnal property, giving the debtor the privilege Of
delivering, coming up, with the ommttees adverse
report
Mr. KING explained and defer lded its provisions.
Mr. STOVALL opposed and moved indefinite
postponement.
MIR CANTRELL also opposed the bill by sundry
considerations
The motion prevailed.
NASHVILLE & NOKTHwEsTEEN, NC. RAILROAD. cos.
Mr. MANEY'S bill Cl28) 70 the benefit of the
Nashville and Northwestern, ,he Memphis, Clarks-
vile and Louisville and the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad Companies coming uP-With q IA
vorable recommendation Of Il committee on inter
nal improvements, with amendment, making
Paris point
Mr. DAVE said there was noWs bill pending for
the consolidation Of the Mem phis and Ohio, and the
Louisville and GAINESVILLE Ra ilroads which contain
ed q provision making Paris point, and therefore
this would be q superhuity
Mr. LAMB still desired tol nake this point certain.
The amendment was RdOp ted,
Mr. DAME moved inde6ni lie postPonsment Of the
bill as amended he allegt that il proposed $751;
600 mile additional State I'D.
Mr. Nancy, IS introdu, per 70 the bill had no
knowledge Of that fact.
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S w ! s s S W a j n S

The entertainments TO conclude with
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THE MAILS BY THE CITY OF
BALTIMORE.
the RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE EXECUTION or
ORsINI AND PIERI-INDIA MISCELLANEOUS
INTELLIGENCE.
Correspondence Respecting Foreign Refugees
In England.


Received Feb "a
PARIS, February 23
NV Lord Count Walewsk is very desirous that
should express to your loshp his stonishment and
greet at the Interpretation put during the late discussion
in the House of Commons upon certain phrases in his
despatch Count pcrsgny of the 10th ultimoaston-
ishment that his meaning coud have been misunder-
stood and regret that he should be believed with his
knowledge Of England, capable of applying, gencr
Atty imputaon which the context of his despatch
eSght he thinks, 10 have proved could only have been
intended for definite class of strangers.
must in justice to Count Wacwski, add, that in the
conversations which have hid with him du-
ring the last month his language has been in entire
ormity with the which have thus the honor
to convey to your ordship his part Moreover, his
excellency has evinced much that the depo-
BILE events which have occurred should not interrupt the
friendly relations which exist between the two countries
that is not to be supposed he would Intentionally have
said aught that could be construed into attack upon
the liberties Of the British nation have, &C.,
COWLEY.
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Execution OF orsini and Pierri.


PARIS, Saturday evening -OIsin and Picrri exc
cuted this morning. The Emperor has thought fit to re-
prieve de Rudo, whose sentence will doubtless be
muted into that Of imprisonment, with hard labor for
life He WILL 1t is believed, be sent 10 England to give
evidence against DIR. Bernard
The description of the catastrophe itself is short and
matter Of fact What may have passed within the prs
walls cannot tell but at quarter TO clock
the roEt door of the Roquette thrown open. A
little while afterwards, and nearly possible the
clock struck seven two figures Of in white shirts
with long black wells on their heads and barefooted
coring the letter of the sentence OF PARTICLES,
walking towards the guillotinc. Two priests and
several other men, the cxecutioner and his assistants
We're hy their sides The walked without support
one orsin believe. stopped his head little. The
distance from the door of the prison to the foot of the
scaffod was not than thirty yards The two pris
began mount together, but Perr arrived first
the platform He was instantly strapped to the fatal
plank the black veil being pulled off at the moment
and in an incredibly short space OF time, hs head
of Orsini while the knife was descending upon his
accompce was suddenly laid hold of by two assistants
from motives of humanity and turned round that he
might not see the working of the instrument which
minute later to send him to the next world His
own fate was Immediately afterwards accomplished with
equal rapidty. 1t not, am told, than four
minutes from the time that the condemned appeared a
the prison gate before all over
The bodies at once placed in q closed van, and
conducted by escort of genames right through the
heart of Paris to the Mont Parnsssc Cemetery, where
they buried in the special place for criminals called
ciannt
prominent feature that struck the spectators that
there but two men instead of three Rudio was re
pricved
Both Perri and Orsini died with great hrmness
believe il to be certain, from much testimony which
have siftcd that Perri while walking to the sesod,
sang the song of the Girondins: Mourr rour Ia patre;
and that orsini cried yiye la Republique, vive Ia
France, yve Italie.' m
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~ OF WAsHINrON. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL /, 1853

sgny, any imputstion whatever the morality honor
of the British nation Nay he would go further, and
sure me that that despatch written with other OBJ
ect than to sgnaze acts and proceedings dangerous to
the tranquility Of France which the imperial govern
ment had to believe carrying on within the
British territories His excelency admitted that he had
used strong language but it had been solely with refer
to those acts and proceedings He had never point
ed out intended to point out, remedy for them IL
was for the English government and the English nation
alone to determine in what and in what measure
a remedy could be applied. have, &c. C0WLEf.
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No. 4.


FOREIGN OFFIcE, March 3, 1858.
My LORD have received your excelleney's despatch
of the sth instant reporting the language Count Waiew
ski receiving from you copy of my despatch OF the
4th instant, and have 10 acquant your excccncy that
her Macstys government have observed with great salts
faction the friendly spirit which pcvaded his exccllency
remarks and they feel that all the misconception
which has prevailed respecting the pmport of his prey
Gus despatch OF the 10th of January will be entirely
moved by the answer which Count Waiewsl leads you
to expect will be returned to the communication
made to him. j am, &C.; MAI4MESBURY.
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gence of the Calcutta steamer due Susx ON the sth
instant
q Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Cawnporc the 4th
February visited the governor general at Allahslsd on
the stb aud on the 18th at Cawnporc awaiting the
siege train at Agra
part of the army has crossed into Dude, and is nd
vancng towards Alumbagh The comnander-in chief is
not expected to follow till the goth.
's1hc force consisting Of about 20 900 men and 100
guns Is said to be insufficient 10 invest Lucknow. The
bombar,lmcnt was expected to commence on the 2oti
February
.sIhe advance column under Major Naines of the Raj
pootana field force under General Roberts, passed Nussce-
alad ON the llh February, its way to Koah Enemy
said to be 900 strong with 100 guns but expected to
fly approach.
Thc Central India field force, under Sir II. Rose,
tnucd at Saugor the 18th February, awaiting the Bsd
brigade under Colonel Stewart from lndore exccted to
march ON Jhans about the 20th and from thence to Calp
se ON the Ganges.
s.Thc Madras force, under General Whdook, reached
Jubbupore on the eth February and on the Ilth tho
4th and the Madras cavalry pushed to join he troops
invading Dude.
shorapore a fort IN the Nixams donnions. captured
on the stl and the Raah seized at Hydcrsbsd ON the
18th.
ssThe King Of Delhi found guilty and ban~hcd for
life to the Andanans
sCantonmcnts for $4,000 Europeans, with ,scs for
three regiments Of cavalry have been prepared 10 the
Puniab by Sir John Lawrence
'Ihis telegram arrived at Malta from AlexaDitia by
the contract steam packet Vectis Mt eight clock, r. M,
on the 18th Of March LYONS, Admiral
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No. 3.
Earl Cb,cley 10 The Earl Of Matmesbury.
fReceiycd March Q
PARIS, March s, 1883

PARIS, March 8, 1858
MY LORD ! waited upon Count Walewsk this after
by appointment and read to him your lordshp S
despatch of the ith instant and in compliance with the
instruction contained in it, left copy with his excel
lency
Count Waewsk said that he received with great pleas
urc the assurances conveyed in IT, that the government
of which your loship member earnestly dcsirous
of maintaining in their integrity those close and friendly
relations which, since the restoration Of the empire have
marked the alliance between France and Great Britain
that he recognized, IN common with your lordsp the
great benefit of good understanding between the two
countries and that You would always find him disposed
10 aid in maintaining it.
With regard to the rest Of the despatch Count Waew
ski said that he would return answer 10 1t in day
two through the Emperor, ambassador in London but
that he had hesitation in stating ut that nothing
could have been further from his intention than to
yey in his despatch Of the goth of January to Count Per
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A MORNING PRAYER MEETING FOR YOUNt,
N win be held ay during The
reas Mems Christian Association,
and ch street. commencing o. and k,ua ~.
O'Clock Mar 26-lw
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Ell Oculista DE Paris

Ell OCulista DE Paris
DEClEN llegado esta cuidad tenna el honor de
LII Ofrcccr a los
CABAIIEROS EssrANOIES
escodo surdo lie Epueos, Lentcs Tcao
Mrga VISTA Vdcs de Aumeno Mquercs copies pccras
do Oro. que Artculos
provsonnlpene street. Penn avenue
Prccios muy moderndos 10 mismo dc Europa.
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The following telegram from her Majcstys acting
sui general in Egypt was received at 4 foreign Office
the 18th March, at 20, a. m
AlExAsppiA, March ~ The steamer Mulrss, from
Bombay arrived at suex yesterday. She brings intel
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, NJ Y
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD l. CO.
No "a Austin Frars, London
b. g WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris
these ships viii accountable for gold silver
buoa Gle Jewery precious stones metals bills of Ia
ding sned therefor and the value thereof expressed
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MyIsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

Wv T.,
FARNAM once Main street. the Banking
Cole sumner, " Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin
prcJmrcd buy sell, information with
farming pine lands, locate
with land money Wisconsin Minnesota
leasing lands, lots dwelling houses
commission; 70 make collections
collect rents &c, &c.
given LoANNG MONEY which guaranty
10 loan worth three times the OF money
and from ten 10 twelve cent
nuai Wisconsin and Minnesota
than the that lands advancing
2 to 100 every Interest legal IN Wisconsin, high
as " per cent, and In Minnesota there no usury law
All business and letters inquiry promptly attended 10 and
'urns re' by mail TO part ot the country
Feb 17-6m GEO FARNAW. 4
c refers 10 The following gentlemen Hon G. g. Washhurpc NJ C.,
Mineral Point W; Gov Acx w. Rana Madison Ws Lieut. Gov.
y y camphsl ia Crosse Wis Hon y Hastings, (st, Treasurer
Iremfetan WIS Hon 1hoo Rcc H. g land ofe) la
Crosse WIS., Hon ~ D. Camcrou II, Crosse, WIS., Judge Lord do
DO Hon Geo Call Ondge eh judicial orcui Gaieyic Wis
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The person upon books. unless III
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itan, sasrfihers ali
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WEEKLY subscribers, with enclosed viii DO entitled 70 cory
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Form Of tan,e
To Capt NJ. G. MEos, U. Engincd
Wc, the undersigned, residents --- in the State of --
hcep Jointly and seyeray the United and
any In tho foregoing bid
WILL within ten days the atapte Of the said bid execute
ne contract Tor the same with good sufficient srccs perform
the work furnish the prod in conformity
OF the advertisement was made And in the
ad snal fall TO enter into comet aforesaid
to make good the offer by the said
tho next lowest bidder
Signed AR
G D.
hereby certify that to the best of knowledge and belief tho
above named guarantors good and Ificien
Signed
Mar t0--dNiayi1
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nRESSES FOR THE FANCY BALLll,--L A.
H. PHILLIPS Costumer No 253 Rowcry,
Washington the first day April with grca, variety splendid
rancy costumes entirely which molerac
postscript give
addrec- OF Mr. PHILIPPE. ntclSSaesJ Mar 27--5t
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DEED FROM LEWIS X. HAM


signed who hns been the hast
aago aud nourig institution the
the city ef Philadelphia has going SOUTH he
eligible location for tho establishment,
lar TO that " which he ns charge
ccnt and accomplished a the Of
classical ancient ptcrn mathematical
steal education Satisfactory references given.
T. {, COCHRAN. " A..
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| ~ Washington, March s. 1855
1DROpOSAIS are I'D for the comnletiou of the
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which win he on r,hbion NJ na,s ao ana a~ ~, ,a :,
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