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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

s--.---
nnF- epaIso WsArnss.
II shinss. II raina,
Then shsn r. as gsnfiher meant
II hsnas 10 doubt
The sun comes out.
With drixziing mists oetween.
- Now dark now light.
Like day like night,
IT'S changing, fckle weather.
Then raius or shines.
And sometimes all together.
M, tbe ladies are bonnd 10 SHINE in new dresses.
rWpA ~ TRiMMINGs for them; 90 call At
KEACH's, 81 Main street. and supply yourselves ct
once my S-ss
rsy- RELIGIOUS NorIcs Elder JAS.
W. Gosy will preach 10 Disciples Meeting House,
on 18th street. TOMORROW Cords day. at u O.
clock aud at r. M. The public Mic a are cor
ma. MASONIC NoTICE. -Manchester
Lodge y win At shs Hall rmis
business By 0fasr q 'n' L. NJ BURToor.
my 2s-lts Secretary.
sNeNorcE.-There will be mass
ree,ino of ALI the Sabbath School Scholars OF the
city and Manchester TOMORROW evening. at
oeosk Ct the fret s s snnrcn so
'n NV ~ GIT ut BY THE COMMITTEE.
r6s> LADIES AND MILLIsERs will find
at the LADIES' BAZAAR. No i75 Broad street,
fns 81 Isl and BEST AssoRTMExTs n,o
of RIBBONS, F anMiETs and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ever brought TO this city. 80 a.
nA- Selling at low rates my ~"
TDYspEPsIA AND FITs.-DR. u.
Phelps BROWN. the great cursr y Consumrtion'
STA that for part the time he was confined 20 NJ
he'd he was eventually cured By prescription
furnished him By yong nr" yebd While ia
state Of trance has cu ed every body who has taken
IL. never having failed once tbs equally sure u
he fopnd ia any drug store. 1 will send this vslu
able prescription to any person on the Vi
stamp to pay postage A q pIfELps BROWN,
No 81 Grand street, Jersey City, N. y.
my 2s-sw"
aR- AMBRorYpEs, AMBRoTYPEs. DA-
euerreoty pes.-Eight years has passed, and stlii
0SBORNE'S Picture Gallery is ahead OF ali opp9ssl-
largest selection Of stock in the city,
NV 2s-2t* A. W. OSBORNE, Artist.
srAT A MEETING OF TUE COMMISSION
Frs OF THE BANK Of the COMM INV EAtTH,
held on Wedne sday the 26th instant IL nhSiDX Deeh
ascertainpd thai An amount exceeding the sum re-
oured to secure the charter had been subscribed 1t
Resolved. That the books for subscription to
the Capitai stock of the Bank OF the Conmon.
wealth. be closed on Saturday. the IGN gay Oh
June or earlier should the sum OF sgD.W nave
been subscribed prior to that date. and tnat meet
ing of the ST. xhol fers be held the purpose OF
organizing at 40 idin's Hall on TUESDAY IA June,
d. ~ JoHy A. LANCASTER,
HORACE l. KENT,
ISAAC Ea G. DSAHV Hs, Jr,
I w Mi Il AGNo5biDIS.}
my 27-t22June
ny To THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
LADIES' NEAP0LITAN, BLOND. LACE, AND
STRAW BONNETS Cleaned and Finished IN the
most fashionable Style Also, DYED al eolorac Ut,
GENTS PANAMA, LEdH0RN AND sIhAM
HATS. BLEACHED by an entire NEW PROC1SS
and flashed equal to new. and in the most approved
style. Also DYED brown, tea cohr. &C., at the
'--'' '''' '' DENNIS & BROTHERS
BLEACHING. PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, franklin 81 =,
nv 27-Im Opposite Metropolitan Hall
LEaBoBN AND STRAW BoNNETs Also,
Gentlemep's LEGHORN and PANAMA HATs;
BLEACHED BY NEW PROCESS, to look as well
o. new LADIES BAZAAR,
NV i5-lm LIS Broad st.
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The way Uncle sam Is PACKED

Lieut. Habershaw, u s. ship Pocah ontas, states
in = letter 20 the Philadelphia Ledger, that the
Pocahcntss left the Cape of Good Hope, on the sth
uit, with her buDkers full OF very ordinary
white ash coal, and with four hundred bags stow
ed on deck, to avoid, IL possible being again ava
ksned some fine morning with the Information
that sthe coal was running shorti" This coal las
per letter No. - had been sent out fro N Pblsdei
phis at great expense BY the American chip Fleet
wood for the express use If the Pocahontas, con-
sequently, when her officers found that IL gave So
per cant. Of ashes, good anthracite should give
only from "a 70 per cent they began TO think
that the GovsrnmeDt had paid for good coal and
received bad. This difference In the percentage OF
ashes Is serious thing; II amounts to just this.
sfsa,ner goes to sra. for instance, With hun.
dred tons of good coat, aud throws 2l tons 10
tbs shape Of ashes; Thus she has just enough we
will suppose,fe carry her Into port The next
time che starts with bcd coal, and throws over as
tons Of ashcroft course the remaining 60 tons are
not enough to take her in. aud she 10 crippled -
Lieut. u. rays that this thing. Of giving bad coal
for good IL often the .sUncie SAM be think.
must have grand storehonse OF .taii feathers,r
f.g.
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INSTRUCTIONS To THE AMERICAN VESSELS
IN THE GULF, &C.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The instructions to our
naval force in the Gulf to warn British cruis
ers against the visitation Of American vessels and
in event Of persistence, TO force to prevent it,
The U s. ordnance ship Plymouth, leaves this
morning Tor Norfolk, to fit out for .he Gnlf
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~ The GIFT BOOZE STORE, No. 81 Main street,
now in full blast. This il the place to buy Boo
and an elegant Present for one dollar.
Come one come ALL who've Cash to spare,
Gull from this stock the rich aud rare
Your money will be wisely spent,
You'll save full thirty five per cent.
We're Books Of all kids, in binding good
here we wish it Understood
That all you purchase here, you may
Depend will prove just as they say.
Call at the Gift Store" and you'll find
Our Iii erature' OF the right kind;
With such stock yon rarely meet
As this, at Eng ty-two Main street.
For every dollar here that's spent,
You get full equiv alcnt,
And with each book q present neat
Atfar-famed ElGHTY-Two MAIS STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

Henry W Geiger, a student at Emory College
Ga, was drowned on the 2ith inst.
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BRAZILIAN pEasLs sPEcrscLss I'm another col
nmn VIII be found an Advertisement Of the ..Bra
s''ias Pebble speciacies,"so highly commended by
eminent scientific and medical men, Mr. JOSH
nspsos, the agent, has rooms near Vests Book
euas h1change, Shtre be will exhibit these ad-
m'a's's gisszsss proneaneed BY some Of our own
phisleaaps ~ tbs bsst now known. We will, "a.
lss 70 some Of their peculiar advantages hereafter
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MARRIED.

On TUESDAY morning. the 18th Inst, ~ tns ne.
McMINN. daughter q w. L. Mcdinu, Esq Dosn 81
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DIED,

DIED,
On Thursday afternoon MAY 9Th st ne resiaen ~
In HenTico conaty, ARTHUR y. MukrnA =" s"0
18th year OF bis age. -
Friday morning. May 2sth, at the residences 3.
Jess- Berry NAMAN ALLEN. infant son OF Inv
and Aicinda Berry, aged two months
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M or ten good indus
w trous steady Quarrymen, to go TO Pendle-
ton q. TO good hands permanent employment
and good wages given. Amply to
JOHN A TEMPLE,
At the New Gus ON House,
AL md
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Notwithstanding Bounty Land
w SCRIP for which 1 will pay the highest
Northern quoted rate.
LAND WARRANTS, of all sizes. purchased.
FRANCIS HUXLEY,
my 2I-lm Opposite ST. CharI Hotel.
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hENNIs & RROTHER'S

LEGHoRN AND STRAW BoNNETs Also,
C3entlemeu's LEGHORN and PANAMA HATs
as nav ~ LADIES' BAZAAR,
my l5-lm 40 Dfoao s''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

sS~ To THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
LADIES' NEAPoLITAN, BLOND. LACE, AND
STRAW BONNETS Cleaned and Finished IN the
most fashionable style. Also, DYED all color.
GENT's PANAMA. LEaH0RN AID sTKA SS
HATS BLEACHED by an entire NEW ihOC1SS,
nd aished eonal to new and in the most approved
style Also. DYED brown, tea col'r. &C.. ut the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29
ANUS EMHNra.

Last night OF the veteran Actor,
Mr.. CHARLES BASS.
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VHTANTED-HANDS for a number of
w the Virginia Springs viz: Cooks, Bakers,
Dining-room Servants Chambermai3s. Walkers, &C.
JNU IL CUUk. General Agent.
my 20-ts Corner Main and Pearl sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

pOkTEk, ALE, CHAMPAGNE CIDER
sc-City and CO ntry Merchants can be sur
oiled lat short uotlce) with an excellent article Of
Phiiads ha PDt Ten, ALE and CTDr H. al eflIi v
packed war anted To keep good tbrcu. The season
100 bushels White (No,thern| Mercer POTATOES
. prime article, for lie 10y
my 2q-ltk CLENDINfN1 A. On
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rS- RsLr0IoUs NorIos ~ Elder JAS.
W. Goss will preach In Disciples Meeting House,
on nth street. TOMORROW lords day. at u o.
diaiiv invited mr. 29-its
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yTTANTED-A White Woman TO do gen.
w eral house work in small family. None
need apply unless well recommended. Call at
DR.. WALTHALLS, on Leigh street,
NV 27-9t I'd door from 9TH
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YHTANTED-To hire, fer the balance of
w the year, q Servant Woman. who is competent
to DO the work of small family. Also, Girl Ct
about fourteen years OF age. Apply at this ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

HmMAsoNro NorIcE. Manchester
Lodge No IA will meet at the Hall THiS EVENING:
by special order of he W. M for the transaction OF
ous'" ~ WV L. NJ BURTOoT.
nv 2q-its Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

THIRD ADDITION OF NEW G0UDS-|
L We are now opening the greatest bargains in
goods which we bought at the closing out ssles
in New York last week, consisting OF choice Dress
Goods and Black silks; rich Enbroideres and W bite
t1oois; Mantias: Parasols and Hoop Shirts; also,
full assortment of Domestics. All in want of cheap
goods will do we'll TO give call.
j d NJ k0SENBAUM.
my % 1879 Broad street.
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WANTED.A PARTNER 3 IN =, with cash
of fine Cigars Business already establishel, and
paying wtll. but C ud be proihtabiy extended by
the addition of the above capital.
eS Address Nv. Z. H." Box COS, Baltimore Post
nfy;ca my 6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

f6yNoTloE --There will be mass
,as,;ne of ALI the Sabbath School Scholars of the
city and Manchester TOMORROW evening. st
oeiock at the fret Baptist church. to practice sing
ING for the Sunday School Convent on ,rr.r
my 2s-lt By TIE "a"
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a LsUPPS ALE.-2o casks Alsopp's
= Ale just received and for sale by
n.y. DUDLEY 4 co, 70 Main 1t.
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aR- AMBRorYpEs, AMBRoTYPEs. DA-
ouerreotvpes. Right years has passed, and still
0SBORNE'S Picture Gallery is ahead OF all opposi-
ton Remember, better pictures, hner gallery. old
operator largest OF stock In the CITY, are
some Of the attractions at this establishment
mv SsE2ts A. w. OSBORNE, Artist.
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WANTS.

yXTANTED--A Partner. with from 1ooo
w 10 $780, to take an interest In one OIL tne Dess
Restaurants and Drinking Saloons IN the csy. ao.
amo,nt: or the whole will be soif IL necessary tne
pres snt proprietor having other an II
require much Of his attention. ADDRESS, so 3,
RASTs al this office my -
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p0BES-C. "A. aWATKIN invites at !.
Robes, some as low ~ 50 each ale
my ~ CHAs QWArvry
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XHTANTED-ROSE LEAVES.-A fair
w pr;ce win be paid If early application is made
to WARfNG Il pEARCE, Druggists.
my IL 1y7 Broad at above 9 h Richmond.
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CTOLEN From the residence of the
~ subscriber, on Friday last, a BLUE COAT with
b. ass Buttons a pair figured Brown Pants and
large Fur Cape-Bever worn. Any information
which may lead to the detection of the thief or
coyery of the IA tices will be liberallv rewarded
EDWARD j WARREN,
my Z-3tF Farmers Bank.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

The RABBIT TRADE IN BELGIUM.-It is almost in
credible to what degree of importance this branch
Of trade has attained in Flanders within the last
six or seven years. There are fifty thousand skin
ned carcasses of these animals exported weekly to
England-more than two and q half millions annu-
slly-Where they fnd ready market as articles Of
food while it is difficult TO sell them in Flanders at
tWent y-6ve cents piece. The preparation and
coloring Of the skins gives employment, in Client
alone, TO more than two thousand Workmen, and
since the business sprung up few years ago the
export Of these skins to America, France and Rus
sia. has become considerable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

endaDeering the peace and prosperity Of the coun-
try II the report Is adopted the question viii de-
part it is hoped and believed never TO return This
is the proposition: When much is 10 be gained and
nothing lest 90 far the results concerned il
lost it viii be unfOrtunats for the country and peril
the blessings which aoW from the Union.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27
MEXICAN MATTERS.

Santa Anna has not yet appeared in Mexico,
though the latest accounts left him quite ready to
proceed thithsr at the shortest notice The present
situation Of a7airs in Mexico, as shown By very
recent news from that most distracted country, may
be briefly stated.
Some months ago, President CONONToRT declared
himself Dictator, and was supported By a strong
section Of the military, headed by Gen. ZulOaga
One Of his first movements was the partial eonfsca
ton to be used for State purposes of the vast pro-
psrty held BY the Church. Thereby, he raised a
great, wealthy, and powerful. enemy to his rule
General Alverez, who actually drove Santa Anna
out Of Mexico, resisted COmOnforts dictatOrial or
absolute sway, and drove him out Of the country
also. Two men then claimed the Presidenoy-Zu-
loaga who had been seduced into alliance with the
Coureh party, and Juarez, who represents the Con-
situtiOnal party, Of which fugitive ComonfOrt was
head After various contests, in which it is hard to
say which party acted most soEardly, Jusrez and
his troops fed. There yet remain two contending
armies: one supporting ZulOaga headed by General
Eoheagarry the other consisting of Constitution
alists, divided into two forces respectively headed
by Generals Negrete and La Lave, and acting in
unison near Vera Cruz The rival army, at the last
report, between these two chiefs, and while his
victory would certainly terminate the contest in ia
vOr Of Zuloaga, his defeat would not depOse that
acting President
By the aid of the Church party, ZulOags seems
likely to win permanent station las far they can
be permanently in Mexico. Santa Anna relied on
his aid-but Zulcaga has been playing the game on
his own account Alone it seems.
There are strong suspicious that Santa Anna has
entertained traitOrOus purpose towards Mexico
either to change into monarchy, place it under
foreign government.
ZulOaga, greatly in want of money, is spoken of
likely to cell part of Mexico to the United States
On the part Of slarge number of Mexican citizens,
there evidently is desire to gain support by pla-
cling their country under the PrOtectOrate Of the
United States. Evident destiny" may accomplish
more than this for Mexico, ere long
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

BS- The New York Courier says that the Pres
ident has directed friend to negotiate with Gen.
Wabrdge for the Of his beautiful villa Of Ingle-
side, during the hot season. Inglesideis about one
mile out Of the city, and Immediately nOrthWard
from the White House. 1t is to be the rural abode
Of the Chief Magistrate Of the country. The point
of difference between the landlord and the President
is q singular one-Gen. Walbridgs objects to the re
OeiPt of rent while Mr.. BUCHANAN properly objects
to taking the property unless at fair yearly rent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27
Sheriffs Sale.


virtue Of an execution to directed from the Cir
ID cult Court Of Perry county, will expose TO public
sale at the Court House door in the town of Linden on the
first Monday in June 1855 two tracts OF land described
IS tJlOWs: One beg nuHg on red oak two poles north
Of the northeast OF l25 acre entry il the Of
Jonathan Wright thence east l2J poles to stake with
pointers thence 20 poles 70 red oak thence EAST 80
poles stake the Peryville road thence north 90
poles to red oak thence east 20 poles to white oak
thence south 40 pos to stake thence 259 poles to
stake virgins line thence north 100 poles 10 tie
beginning containing BY estimation ISL the same ~
ing aud being the head waters Of ROckhtu Greek,
range 8, section
ALSO, one other tract in range and section the
vsters Of ROckhOuss Greek Of BuLO riVr to ginning
slke the south east Of John fuckers $50 acre
sury theme north 40 poles to white oak thence west
7OpOes red oak thence north 90 poles 10 Q stake
thence east 200 poles sake with red OAK sud chss nut
oak tie south crossing the Perryvs road poles
10 ali 2UO poles post oak with Two post OAK nterS
thence $50 poles to the beginning containing BY est-
nation IS acres I2Ol60.
Ths above levied upon IS the property Of S. l)l
rick atthe instanoeOf j. w. Fitzpatrick executor Of JOna
than Runnels, deceased.
J. b BROWN,
april 21-Wtd prs fee So 20 Sheriff of Perry county.
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RICH AND ELEGANT
e Y .
. - p - q - & &
Miss M. HARDY,
n RAIEs, = BROgH.
RAINS & BROW N,
Druggists and PrescriptiOnists,
No. io, sOuth side Publie square,

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
A COMPLETE assortme OF EngIish and American
IA chemicals, pure and unad1lteraed DFugs fresh and
genuine Extracts, select powders, etc. always hand,
EiaW0Eimg Extracts, exc
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla, Pine Apple, sbtry Celery, Al
mOnd Raspberry, Peach and Orange Tor daVOng
Best Bermuda Arrow Root, lsHgiass Gloves, RutmeEs
Cinnamon, etc, AT RAINS BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
w in receipt Of the extensive stock Of
W Garden Seeds, (embFaeRg many new and valuable
vaetiesl brought this market They all Of he
growth Of 1857 and from the following houses OF well known
FeputatiOn
D. LaRdrsth & Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, NitheFsdeld, sc.
Rlsley's FredOuis, New York
SHAKER Gardens, south UniOns Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the shove houses ready for
gEatliIOus distribution. Call and get
In addition he abOVeW have large supply Of the
usl vaess ~ the pound and Beans and Peas BY the
uGhei.
1000 PaperE Flower Seeds
gt received from the celebrated house OfJOhnsOn, Rob
BIZ x Co., Two thousand Of Flower Seeds Tho lovers
lf HOWers larger and better assortment ron
Eb make their selection Of sseds than hs5 have here
of had in this city. RAINS & BROWN
No. 70 South side Publ square,
D. mg4 Opposite the Marx House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

RS- A young lady writes to the Louisville Jour
nal:
bring thee q heart, lowe stainless heart,
As fresh and as pure as the mountain snow
Still echoing back, with a cheerful strain,
The song you taught it long ago.
It's an humble thing,
The gift bring
Yet, my all, my fortune and my store,
And l bring it thee-I can bring no more.
To which anuusppreciative editor replies: "What
more cOuli her lover ask? stainless heart, for
tune and a stOrs-pOssibls dry goods store. Hold
on to that, gal"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

FREE NEGROES IN KANSAS TAKING THKIR POSI-
TIoN.-We learn from the Kansas Western Journal
Of Commerce that, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, q
meeting Of the free blacks Of LeavenWorth City,
was held to express their appreciation Of the action
Of the late Constitutional Convention, in granting
to them the fright Of suffrage and the freedom Of
the schools, perfect footing and equality with
the white man" Resolutions we're adoptedoongrst-
ulating their colored frien Is throughout the
try, and inviting them to emgrste at once to the
free soil of Kansas, as place where the black man
has his proper position. The resolutions approving
of the doings Of the Convention objected TO on
one ground only and that was, allowing foreigners
to vote simply taking out their FIRST papers One
of the orators is thus reportedE ' a.H
90 Mr. President, is opposed to dem are resolu-
tions-ksse is nstib American myself l is; and
dat constitution gives de foreigners de rights
as de natib born. Dat, sab, l Debber viii swallow.
is Willin' for de rest TO vote as de balance
but de foreigners nebber, sab, nebber I say sgin,
sab, I is a natib American, isl rs in favor Of
Crittenden's bill, sab"
The remarks Of the native sable orstor were re-
ceived with uprOarOus applause, but the reasoning
of the speaker was swallowed up by that other
greater consideration that the Convention had put
negroes on an equality, to the right of suffrage
and freedom Of the common schools, with the white
people; so the resolutions adopted with great
enthusiasm. Il would seem, from the proceedings
of that meeting, that the free negroes Of Kansas
intend to avail themselves of the acts and doctrines
Of the Black Republicans in their favor Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27
FROM NICARAGUA

A NioaFaguean writing to the editor Of che
Washing States says;
You viii be surprised TO see a letter dated from
this Indian city but nolOnger felt safe at Managa
There are very black clouds nov collecting IN the
sky Of poor Nicaragua and left the capital in
haste to escape the storm had the honor Of coming
in company with an officer in the condolences Of Gen
Jerez the new Minister Of War and Marine; be takes
and it would not in the least surprise me If Martinez
should, on his part come to the resolution Of send
ing most sfFaternal invitation to Gen. Walker to
come back with few hundred American rifles and
resume his rank as commander.in chief Of the army
Of regeneration 1t is not possible to depict the
horrible condition Of Nicaragua. There is no law,
no industry, confidence, no security, no GoEern-
ment, and no one has any opinion Of what viii be
the next event.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

nA- Elihu Burritt, emanOipatOnist, is about to
publish 8 paper at New Britain, Ct, commencing
about the LIST of May twill be called the North and
South, and be devoted to the gradual abolition Of
slavery, by compensation to the owners.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

WE lust in receipt OF 500 Bags and half Bags
w Huntsville MIL Flour, which Offering 70 the
city trade 81 per bag This brand Is Constantly Bcreas
ing in favor, and gives perfect satisfaction WhereVer used
Ne have that will be found Of unicorn quail
y and particularly invite the Retail Trade to Give Trial
FREEMAN BRO5S
am barrels Extra AID super Pine Flour IRON
wv mills, in For sale at the lowest markH
price. FREEMAN BRO.'5
spdl 25-tf Nc 2, North College u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

p4r Canton does not prove to be much of a
place, now that the Allies have got into it. The
Chinese greatly over estimated its wealth and com
mercial importance The London Times correspond
ent says it is large and POpulous, but in other
respects to be set down as very ordinary Chinese
city The nine stOried psgOda is in a ruinous CON
dition, and has been shut up for years.