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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-14

FISHER. WIRELESS q CO., a
GROCERS, G ENE RAJ CO WWISsION
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO
a-t- AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent,
June 8 IL IL
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a Fam frn,la taraae.
lcuaHssrsspRsen o. rus sjcs,,iasp pAiLT pEsPAssa
f,sssssveA : ..,,.a ~ = 1,sre ansh ysss !

tcoAAssreSpxsen % rHs 81 s,N1Ep pAiLf psPAxoa
CaswriAs ssosa. W, jams SOths 1855.
man cslfeK himself q. s. Newell, large, at.
foii.fsced, dAsk skinred man. neafiy bsld and .
isie lame. len thts place last "Wednesday evening
for Wythevilte. mating that he would be back on
Thursday or Friday. bu. circumstances have since
tranHpired that cenviuces that he has abscoRd
ed. and left young and an,iabs wife. TO whom he
had only been married = few months. TO mourn his
loss. which Is 70 Der far verse than his death
would have been He has been citizen OF this
place for upwards OF tws years, and uniform y
conducted himself ss gentleman of the hiah-st
integrity, aud had won for hiiaseif good repnia
tisn, aud had obtained credit to the amnuat OF
Al 900 aud upwards. which he has left unpaid lie
was shoemaker by trade, and was doing good
business, aud there was nothing IA hrs conduct
that conid create the least suspicion. He was =
member of the Masonic Order. m Odd Fellow aud
n Son of Temperance; Of the last he was peculiar
champion, and vent about from place TO place, de
tivertug lectures aud WAS pretty fair speaker -
lie was also u member of the NJ Il Church. aud
) man was louder Ia his professions ,r apparent
~ mare sincere in his prayers than he was
/, seems almost incredible that man Of his
standpg aud fairness Ia tho community, could br
guilty OF such AL outrage, or be such uul-
mate hypoerite. but the conviction is freed upon
us irresistibly, that he has gone-deserted his
wife, and left bis creditors .c pay themselves the
best way tbeyscould He had an engagement the
evening he left 10 make a temperance address in
Biackshur and told his wife several stories, i'm
probable ~ they now prove. ab,ut his going r.
WyLbeyJie. aud several other thiags. He Eeached
wytbevIie about O'Clock At night left at 2 A. NJ
for Monns Airy, c.. evidently avoiding the ,oie
graph and railroad line. He s,ms to this place
from Tenuessre and represented himself once a.
the agent of "Browniow's Wing but have
never yet MET with any ore from Tennessee that
knew him lie says he served under Gen Scot,
in the Mexican war. and at the battle of Santa
Cruz and Cerro Gordo. &c, and received lanes
wound In the leg and foot.
The whole community deeply sympashizs with
his wife. aud their lossea nothing compared &c
the injury done her. and the deception practiced
up IN TER. for h 8 treatment of her was unif-rmly
kind, upt The time Of his departure. 1t is hopec
that the papers throughout the entire south vii
give him pss sing notice, In order that other per
sous and places may tot be imposed upon.
L. Z
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Intolerance ia Sw, ,rtaad AZ ntnst
American Jews. --

The Swiss Government still persists in its bigot'
ed aud intolerant policy towards the Jews corr
rcspordence from Basie, Switzerland has heen
lately published iu the New York Sdats Ze'tu'ig'
on the subject of the intoerant clause 10 The COM
m 'rciai treaty, concluded BY the United states
sith Switzerland, in which the writer states that
he has been refused residence there on account
o. his being 'Isrselite" This is also said to be
the fact with wealthy Israelite in Berne, whose
apple for domicil was refused on account
of tue alleged Increase of the Jewish population.
by certain provisions in the treaty referred to,
:he wri'er Gays there is now no remedy for the
Jews, and whether America citizens or otherwise:
they are excluded from all commercial intercourse
The whole treaty should be dropped, if this clause
is retained 1t is a scandal to Switzerland and a
blot ulon the liberal and tolerant spirit of the age
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The lam -pssble state Of things prevailing Ia the
Amer,csa merchant marine has received new IL
lussrAsssn iii the brutalitics Of the officers OF tn
Amer,can ship Cleaner. Who have been brought
before the police ceurt OF Cardiff, ard committed
,or trial 1t tn. next Assis ., charge OF wcand
ING xith in.ens to eeamit grievous e1;iiy harm
Tue oasrases took place oa Saaday afternoon. a.
eha vesse, vas getting ready fur sea. One man Wa
beaten over the head eieh iron beayins pins; -
other had his arm broken by similar instrument
q third was knocked from the tossaii yard TO tn
deck, and while lying there was kicked and STAMP
cd spap; others we're attacked and beaten viii
hauaspikes When tho plot who was 10 take the
vessel to sea demonstrated. the mates threa'eoed
"a throw h.as overheard. IL was apo1 his repre-
senta,ion that a steamer wss dispatched 10 over
haai the weasel, then 'yiug in the outer road o.
Peusr,h The defence set up was the iusubordi
nation ef ths men. but this was contradicted b,
the if~nre Of those on board pilot boat wh'e'
Law .ear By, who said the mvu worked and behaved
veil though while employed ia bending 'ihe sail
the rms tes followed them and beat them with baDd
spikes.
Soch occurrences as these arc cowuon, ana VIII
couinue to be 30 ill the courts vf our boas'ed Re
;io,,e dispense rs equal Justice ss the tribunals o
arist,cratic Eagtapd.
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Beitn correspondent Of the New Yerk Her
aid referring 10 the late difficulties between Great
Britain aud the United States. says.
No littie alarm has been excited Ia the CONNER.
eial world by the threatened difSrnlty between
America snd England which, however, 10 aiayed
by the conviction that John Bull will knock under
and no. suffer the qasrro TO proceed to extremi-
lies What curious spectacle " to sec On the
me side the United States without fleets, without
armies. without fnrtres-es arseuas. and on the
'thcv the afebi nations Of Europe. armed To
tho teeth their shores bristling with cannon, aud
their resources iavished on enormous military aud
naval embellishments, and yet whenevcr dtspu' Q
arises with the young giant IT the West, they All
turn pale. back out of the fray as quick Al posst-
bic. and leave jonathan master OF he Held lie
seems perfectly deft uceers. open n every side 10
attack. and without single friend N take his
part and yet they stand In snch awe OF him that
-ven Englt-h diplonsfists, usually so imperiaus
and ever bearing 10 their transactious with foreign
nations, are as gentle and forhearng toward MN
any member OF the Peace society. and submit IN
insolt with the most lamhlike patience. IL be-
eivse Jlhn Ball. who crows 40 lond on ms own
iunghili. finds tbp Jonsthan can crow still louder
than hef--or il It tbe secret power OF repu"hcah
'a<tisstions that inspire their poe-e.sors Win
Offence spd intrepidiy which str hes terror 10
he hearts Of their enemies, And max them nest
tate to arouse tho spirit Of people whore bold
riuie appears the more formidable ana myeeri-
rus fror, the pauci'y OF the means emp'oSen 20
support their pretensi6psE oeliese the tne "a
pianatiop has henh given hy he English historian
Alison who says that althoushihe sunerinr miiirary
And naval strength Of Great Brain would enable
her to ipfict the r4ost serons blow MP % America
at the commenc ment OF the war. The exfrahr'
binary vigor Of the American people and their na-
i've coursge" would be sure to render them sue
ce-sful in the end.
The Chief reason Of the reluctance OF foreign na'
;ions 70 go to war wi'hsthe uuited States. Is their
dependence upon this country fof cotton. bread,
and for Injuries which habit has made almost ne
ccssites. Moreover. wide OCEAN rolls between
aud supplies the place Of expensive fortincations
No power but own can over make enormous
military establishments necessary, and deprive US
# the ability to remain in continual peace beneath
,;ur own vine aud fig tree.
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! Tho ,'em,ng struggle for Cuba


Sipc., the days Of Cervsntrs, who PUT an eh-
sfagslsher on Spanish chivary, nothing mas az
pesrcd ia Spata 70 aceii0us as late artcte oil In
kspana. of Madrid, upon the chsuces oil war Or
tween Spain and the United States, and recon-
snendiag the invasios Of this cyuntry- All the de-
calls which La Sspana sets forth, OF this hopei"i
snterprise. arg admirable aud especially the en'-
qioyment Of gnnsoats. The Congress OF tho Va
sed States did authorize at its last session, oe
s,sird of the number required by the necessiti
Of our country. 1t will therefore be an act oil rea
friendship, if Spain will build about hity, aud
send them over here, with such al intent ~ viii
warrant the naval officers of the United states III
taking DO session Of them. We dare ray that cu'
Navy Department will furnish plans and specihca
sion. TO the Spanish government OF the Kind o
vessels required, and agree to take them of tbt
hands of spain, without her leave, as soon as they
arrive In this country. However, IL is melancholy
60 behold signs of dotage ia a nation which once
exulted in the possession OF 40 "lnvincible Ar
rnatla," but whore military aud ravai capacity II
Mt present beneath centompt, aud whose riches
colonial possession displays the Spanish nag by Tue
snfferance of the United States, which, if half nj
uoscrupuious as Spain in former times, would iont
$40 have abss rbed the ever. faithful isle
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Things ia Norfolk.


NOpPoIx .Jnne 90 1850

NORFOLK, June 90, 1858. 2
His Honor. Mayor lamb, was engaged thi, morn
ing in administering the oath Of Office 10 tho diff
fefent subdrdinates, among whom were the new
watchInen. To whom be delivered his charge, and
limited that they could only expect to hu.d their
situations by the strictest and c sest attention to
Their duty.
The heated term" has set in with vengeance
and 1t is ebout much one can do at this time
to keep cool dnring the day True, with the
shades of evening, there comes pleasant breeze
I. ON the ocean. or somewhere else, but it COMES
freisht-d with Mosquitoes who present their bills
with the pertiDacI;y of some of our newly elected
coustabies. These little pests not trouble
some G, the natives" but they are "some" GU a
stranger. We saw gentleman from Bedford
county, day or two ago, who actually could Not
get his hat on for the soreness produced by the
attacks of these little insects
The Common Councii elect met last evening" and
proceeded to a perfect organization. Jno b.
Whitehead, Esq was elected President, aud q w.
Camp, Vice President OF the Common CenDcii -
The Select Council organized by electing James
Cornck President, aud W. Ii. Smith, Vice presi-
deut.
here was about fourteen thousand dollars
worth Of vegetables shipped from this port GU
with the shippers Of truck, we confidently expect
to see quite much leave here for the North to-
morrow did on saturday.
Elk Mayor Ferguson. having Invested himself Of
all the habliments of Office, has betaken himself to
his Sumner Villa, down on the bt ach in sight OF
Cape Henry light house, and near by Wiiiougb-
by's Spit This Is a cool, quiet, Save the ocean s
roar aud pleasant retreat. and doubt not him
| self and family will enjoy themselves to the ut
most of their expectations this sumnfer.
Business is exceedingly dull. Very little corn
is coming in. We note sales of yellow at 10 cents;
white aud mixed ~ cents. Wheat Is beginning 10
come iu-salcs of small quantities have been eff CT
ed at 81 to Sl.l0. In haste. PERCUSSION.
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Miss Maggie Mitchell her sister, and W. Marde
are playing in Baltimore

Mas Maggie Mitchell. her sister, and ". Marden
are playing in Baltimore
Juiins Gray, of Greenboro' N. c., has been elect.
ed cashier of the Bank of Danville, Va.
The amount in the United States Treasury sub.
iect to draft is $1,000, 900, of which $4,000 iS
at Richmond, aud 81 900 at Norfolk.
The Boston Traveller dominates John Charles
Fremont for the next presidency.
John Filman, of N. c., clerk in the Navy De-
partment in Washington, died suddenly on the
30th ult
The corner stone of a monument to John C Cal
houn was laid in Charleston, s. G., on Monday
with appropriate ceremonies.
The Republican State Convention of Vermont
has nominated yland Hill, for Governor. Durham
Martin for Lieut.. Governor, and Henry 81 Bates for
state Treasurer.
The exports of cotton from New Orleans to Liver
pool during the last week were II 900 bales There
is nothing of consequence doing for the CONT
uent.
letter from Orange C. ii says that Richmond
is competing .spowe' fully. for the trade of that
place. being represented by six drummers there
last werk.
The first case of death from sun stroke, on re
cord, is to be found in the ID Kings, iv. 1870 -
Manassas the husband of Judith died from q sim
liar case-chap xiii, 2-3
Jas Catett, colored. for the murder of Samue
Brock also colored. ia TO be hung at Winchester
W ITO e.. e A.
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- Ia

At Rose Hill in Henrie" county. on saturday, 26th
ult atltr an illness OF ten da. 5. ANNIE.O .opi
dan glitter OF Dr.. Richard 5. aud Martha J. Vest
a. I'd six months.
aH- other city papers pl, ase copy; also Ports
mouth Transcript
Yesterdas, at O'clock P. NJ, MARTH MARIA.
second daughter OF n Ii. and Nary b. Powe; e.
III the h ar OF her age - ,
Th. trieLds AMI acquaintance of the family are
invited 10 att and her funeral this afternoon, at >
och from the resi- ten;e OF her father, on Cary
be twe II 4ih and 5'h sire Is.
On Wednesday Juue 30th, at the ssidence OF her
8 n-n-ae, Thor A ade, Mrs MARf A. 90" LE,
wife of Edmond Hoale, OF New Kent, N the 4gth
children to mourn their loss She WAS a member o.
the Methodist church of New Kent She lived ss
she dieo a true Christian
Dear. st her, thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeisiy tPel;
BIT 'sis GOD tat has Der f. US,
He Can all our soITows b al
CO. Richmond Christian Advocate viii please
copy.
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Be- The Black Republican journals continue to
stick cut for the right of search. long after 1t has
heen given up by the British Government and
newspapers These dsloyal sheets don't seem to
find customers for their political goods anywhere
After prociaimisg their treason, they look round
In vain for purchaser. There was time When
men, while they loved The treason hated the trail
tor, but the planet has become wiser if not better,
and the general idea now is, not only that the
uan who is false 10 his own country cannot be
true TO any other, but that treason itself is not
worth having on any terms.
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Revenue from Tobacco.

Statistical tabIes recently published show that
the annual revenue raised on tobacco in France
amounts to about s20,O00.O0O, and in England TO
a. out S23 600 900, to total for both countries
of about $50, 600, 900. Nearly all of this is grown
in the United States, and by slave labor. Thus
France derives one half of her revenue from Gus
toms, aud England one fourth from the product Of
slave labor OF America. What blessed conditions
they would all be in If their short.sghted philan
thr"py could cut open the goose that lays the
golden eggi
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eN- wonLD Famous. to . certainty.

Or j HosrETrERs CELEBRATEp STOMACH BITIEKs
for the cure Of d speI sia, sever and Akue, Piatu
hence, Constipation. amt all tn train OF diseases
which arise from morbid condition If those fur G.
tons on tho stomach. upon the proper action Of
sire to b. prepared not only for the D. spepsia but
FIR one-half the ills that humanity s heir TO- shouid
provide themselves with that most excellent O. m
Ritters rhess -Bittersr are pleasan to the TAFT
sure u operation and composed ntirely OF vegeta
BILE substanc,e prepared with the gr-atest II
you want to be entirely refreshed, both physically
and mentally, 90 and procure this valuable tonic
where = = =. = ~ N 10 24-dlm
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AsaeAmond Female instftutc.-Rev
49, Mr. ID anly.

The wFiler Of shs aftipie In yesterdays Disp4tch
~ abe subjeca did NOS hear tho address OF .,
MAsLs n ihe clossof the musical performance. Of
stts ,osasg ladsas of the aicsm,sd femais IL IT,
! WE, On Tuesday .yeaang He dill Dot, ,barei 0,
troS that ID that address bs aauouncsd tina, / 10
q 'aaeeslop With the school would eoniinue an n.
! - ssas Until within day or TWO Lsf, ire tn i.
d4s, u Ma understood thai the recent session,
World tsfmissts hi vsIa,Ions toward it,
i've cehfhsrn Baptist Theological Seminary 1t
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TDYsp,PsIA AND FIrs.-DR.

fH UVsPtPStA ID rIfS.-Dh. y
PHELPs BROWN. the great curer 81 Consumrtion
Was for several years so badly afflicted By Dvspep
sia that for part of The time be confined To his
bid. H. was yentuaIly cured by prescriptioi'
furnished him by Yong clarvoysn girl; Tbs
state Of trance, has cured every body who has taken
it, never having failed once is equally sure I'D
cases OF Fits and d. spepsia The ingredients may
able prescription any person the receipt OF one
stamp to pay postage Address
DR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No 81 Grand street, Jersey City, N. j..
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~ SUNDAY SCHOOL LEcTURE-At the request OF
many Of the friends of the Sabbath school in
the city, Mr.. HUNTER will lecture TONIGHT, at 4
O'Clock. to give ADULTS an opportunity to attend. =
Parents and teachers earnestly invited to atte
as he will give interesting narrative Of heroic
Sabbath School scholar The Lecture will be at the
First Presbyterian Church. lts
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COMMENCEMENT OF LYNcHBURG, VA CoLLEGE-The
regular exercises of the Annual Commencement of
this Institution came off Wednesday. DR.. Robert
T.. Witbers the Orator chosen by the Literary So
cietes for the occasion, delivered very appropr
ate and eloquent address.
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MAYnR,a nFrIrEl

MAYORS OFfirE.(
RIcBMoSp. July !. e5s.
n0-fN view Of the pubic ceremonies
the particular tention OF the citixsfs TO ths pro
visions If the ordinance rsQuriuG al paved nutS4r
r. b. kept clean. ~ prohibiting all oissrnctlns IN
the streets and enjon on district obedience there
erdnanc g. JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
IL l-yt 3.54
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Snow At THE WHITE MoUNTAINs-A gentleman
who assembled Mount Wiley from the White Noun,
tain Notch. 10 New Hampshire, few days ago
found patches of SNOW eighteen inches deep, on
the top of the mountain This is said to be quite
unusual for that neishborhood, so late In june
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ny "To GID REFINED GOLD, to pain

the lily. a
To throw perfume on the violet,
To ,moo,h the ice, or ada another hue
To the rainbow - -,
or sneak in praise of the oHOTOGRAPUS and AM
RR0TYPES made at MINNIS' Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery. le5 Main street.
Ills wastcful and ridiculous"
Thew speak for themselves as all who patronIse
his establishment will testify. Je
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GERMAN CITIES IN KANsaS-0f the emigration
which has gone into Kansas territory, very large
aud industrious portions of it have been Germans
Many towns. occupied in whole or in part by
them have already arisen aud promise rapid in
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rHE HNNKLY Di>P ArCH

For thls ~ses, Il = capital number, Bc-ide'
tae usual amosnt Of Interesting editorial. Il n
tasna queer story, entitled ''ras Barber Of MIR
~nbuvs.. .An Exciting Trial In New Orleans "a
Romantic Story. Fereisa and California news b,
late sss~msrs. ard the gsnetai news Of the day
correspondence. &c. Cnpies can be obtained AZ th'
Cow inter- eavclopeA reaAs ~ ma'ins.
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MAINE poLTTTCs

PoRrL.sp, JAY 1.-The Democratic State Con
vention, In session 1t Augusta, yesterday, nonaina
ted Manassab A. Smith for Governor, aud adopted
/ resolutions epdarsinx the administration.
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Tue You've GUARD AT Charlottesville The
Young Guard Battalion, Col. John Ii. Richardson,
commanding, leave here this morning for Char
llttesville. They will ba received at the depot
there, by the Monticello Guard, West Augusta
Guard and Col. Strango's Artillery, aud will be
welcomed by Mayor VIM. I. Early. After partak
ing of Refreshments they will be formed In the
square," and then be hilleted upon the citizens
by the town reception CO nmttee AZ night, ual
at the Central Hotel wdl bs given. Tomorrow
they visit Monticello, the birth place Of Jefferson
and dine there. aud at night participate III leree
at the Town Hall. On Sunday thoy visit the Balr
list church escorted by their generous hosts, the
Monticello Guard.
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FIRST NEW WHARF.-The first sale in Baltimore
of new wheat was made Wednesday at the Corr
and Flour Exchange. 1t consisted of a lot of l6t
bushels, and was raised by J. S. Chowisag, of Ian
caster CO. Va The price for which 1t sold was 81 q
per bushel.
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- AUCTION N0rIcE---I ask stten
tion tony sase Of DRY Goods, Clothing, shoer, &c
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
jy gilt n CAUTHORN.
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DEPARTURE OF THE EUROPA The r NJ. steamship
Europa, Capt. Letch, sailed at noon to-day will
Sc passengers for Liverpool, and for Halifax. Sh
took out no specie.
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- epEcI.L NorIcn.--Tl

uey men Granite stcne Cutters, OF the City Of Rich
mopd, are hereby notified to attend their rec ulai
monthly meeting o. Schad's Hall, On SATURDAY
evening. the 3rd Of Jul, !, ut so'ciock.
By order Of the President
JOS ANTHONY S<c,ry pro tenn. ~ l-2th