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WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "A, 1858.

republicans of Illinois could have been made to yield
Of the opinion Mr. Douglas would this day have been
the republican Instead Of democratic candidate
but If rightfuy advised, the Illinois republicans
said Move viii not give up the position we have OBJ
tanned to comer for who has borne the heat OF
the battle Mr. Douglas they said, has fought against
us and have whipped him, and now we are asked TO
give him the place that labers have won. They
would not do it, and the New York Tribune and Others
had 10 YIELD and Mr. Douglas left 10 make the fight
to suit himself Does any one suppose that the leading
abolition paper of the country, the New York Tribune,
would ever have consented to advise the republicans OF
Illinois to sustain Mr. Douglas without satisfactory as
sunnces from him. l do not, and think the man who
would is confidence man" Colonel Kenneth has a
perfect right to dsbeeye all these things about Mr.
Douglas aud have night TO believe themi he disbe-
iieying and believing, go in different drectons and
shall not be Of quarrel between us. 1t only
proves that he is of confidence man. than am,
of which had some doubts heretofore 1a 80
have been democrat a my life, beginning in Ken
lucky my native State, with 20, 900 against me- when
expected that State would be my home for lfe have
never been boiter from party action have stood
firmly by 1t IN every emergency; have never belonged
TO any other party and never expect to have no OBJ
jeol personal in this controversy In which have become
unwillngly publicly involved No dislike
than myself to he drawn into newspaper controversies
and had hoped that / had seen the last in which
should be engaged. But however dsagreeable it
may be, shall not shrink from the duty which feel
that to the party to which belong would not,
knowingly do any in the world injustice and should
ever through mistake and discover it, shall be quick
to make reparaton.
Time will soon prove whether am right or wrong in
regard to MIR. Douglas. Believing, as do, that the
charges made against him. in substance, true be-
lieving that the New York Tribune would never have
counseed its friends to support him without pledges
from him. aud totally disappearing his position in his
speech at Frceport, cannot sustain him. lasq
Very respectfully ISAAC II. STURGEON.
twc have to remark on the foregoing profert Of Mr.
4lx:,
cessary to corroborae bis testimony by reliable
Witnesses before the democracy of the country be
expected to credit the charge against Judge Douglas
UNION
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THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.

mercantile letter from China gives particulars of the
Latest reports current at Hong Kong regarding the new
treaties The English treaty said to be much more
lengthy than the Others, and this may perhaps, partly
explain the delay in its receipt The accounts received
few days back from Paris said that the indemnity to be
paid was 81 200 000 but failed to mention whether this
to be shared between the two powers, merely
the amount for France. According to the present
muncaton, while II 200 900 is to be paid to France
England is to receive So 900, ,8o0a difference which
should it be confirmed will have most important effect
future specie movements. Most OF the adyiccs
to agree that these ndemnes to be paid out Of
the customs duties at Canton, and there likewise ap-
pears to be general impression that although the En-
poror had suocumhed to all demands he will endcayor to
lind means of evasion the immediate pressure
upon him shall have been removed.
The Herald says It Is stated that the treaty between
England and France the hand and China on the
other contains 81 articles and that the indemnity to be
paid England aud Fnce amounts to 800 600 600 francs
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We found the yards filed with cattle of very poor
average quality There number of droyes, which
were Of good quality but the main portion of the offer
ings were Inferior and the ruling prices were low For
the very best cattle high cents paid but other
qualities sold at from 81 to CT centsthe average price
being about cents The attendance unusually slim,
and the market in consequence very heavy brokers
finding it hard to dispose of their cattle at any price At
Bergen Hill there sold Monday about 500 head,
mostly at very low prices At the other yards prices
ranged from 81 to cents Cows and calves are plenty
and duh at prices quoted above veals are In plentiful
supply and bring from TO 81 cents Sheep and lambs
in better demand and quite number OF sales are be-
ing made at So S6-the latter extreme price Swine
continue in plentiful supply, with o moderate demand,
at prices quoted above The current prices for the week
at all the markets follows Beef cattlcrst quail
ty, per cxt SIS n So rs ordinary do, 81 q 81 80 I;
common do s6 Sc 80 inferior do, IS IS So. Cows
and calvesfrst quality, $50 500 ordinary do $40
a $40 common do, $50 a $33 inferior do, $40 $25
Veal first quality, per b 81 81 cents ordi-
nary do, a5 cents Sheep and lamts-pnme quality,
per head, So Sc; ordinary 50 81 SO. Swine--best
corn fed, 81 a5A cents ordinary, AZ cents M
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University of Nashville.
I. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT., OR MILITARY COL
LEGE

LEGE.
T BERRIEN LlNDSLEY, NJ. D.. D. D., Chancel-
or 81 the University and Professor Of Chemistry Geology
Cot B. r. JOHNSON Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor OF engineering.
JAMES r. HAMILTON, A. n Professor Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy
H. STEWART A. NJ, Professor Of Greek and Languages
literature
T. L. THYsSENs, A. M, Professor and Drawing
G. BlACKlE M, d., Professor of Bot ny and Natural His
tory.
Row W HoYTE, A. NJ D. Professor Of Montai and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical literature.
C. X, WINSTON, NJ H., Surgeon.
M term OF the next academic commences the goth Of
sopenber, and the second term 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding. washing fuel servans attcnlance
OF 500 Mafcuaion
qnircd To furnish rooms, which
charge by Purchase Engineering French Spanish Ger.
man. drawing keeping and fcncng each $40 psr
twenty weeks
In the regular collegiate the ancient reputation OF the
We fy Tor scientific and classical scholarship win bo maintained
at the same time y afforded those who
partial course Besides tho four regular college csscs
apreparatcy class Students years age will not
be = q .
by the AID Of military discipline enctvo government established
and heah physical cultures good order aud industrious habits
promoted.
For catalogues or additional information apply any
tho faculty.
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cate himseif The objection sustained by Judge
Meredith, and Mr. Smith was theroupon discharged
Charles A. Mayo clerk at the Central Hotel, next
recalled TO the stand He answered the questions asked.
but nothing OF material importance elected The
Judge having laid down the rule that witness could
be compelled TO answer any questions tending to mpli
cate himself it deemed unnecessary TO hold this wit
ness any longer in custody and he discharged
The court then adjourned and thus the matter rests
for the present
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SINGULAR PHENOMENON, On Tuesday last says tho Will
mngton IN. C.) Journal the people about wharves
Witnessed peculiar tidal phenomenon The tide which
had been running down for time, suddenly turned
and run back for something like threcquartes Of an
hour-then resumed lie downward direction which it
kept without interruption until low water This strange
hactuaou Is supposed to have been occasioned by the
heavy equnoxal blow of The night before. AT Smith
vile tho day the tide cbbcd and flowed several
times.
AT Prince Edward courthouse, Virginia, ON the goth
inst, the examination of negro charged with rape
married lady to take place, but deferred in the
absence Of counsel AS he about being removed from
the cougthouse the wornans husband who present.
rushed upon him with knife and cut his throat from
car TO ear II is not thought that the negro will die
The husband arrested and baed in the Of 900
to answer for the act.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows;
Leave s. TO- IL O'clock m. q A. and O'Clock
- .t.l...-.,
Washington at o. II O'Clock, l. s. and O'Clock,
The THOMAS CoILYER when the route win opposite
hours. ID cents.
whaeys omnbuscs connecting with the Page and Coyer, viii
leave the Capitol 18th aud avenue
the same time the Alexandria.
juno s--eoa--u RICHARD wAII4ACa President.
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~
In MENT WITH GREATLY IMIROV Ed SCIIED FROM WASH
INGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD IJNETwo daily lines from Washington the
and Southwest Boats leave their berths foot Of 9th
and * Passengers BY the morning boat obtain fine
breakfast on board and eoy pleasant sail Of az hours the
beautiful Potomac passing full view Mount Vernon
evening boat they insure good and rest OF four hours
comfortable berths Richmond
with all the trains for the South and Southwest
The southern mail Is this being
n shorter and 100 miles less aoadng than othc route
making certain connexions to 8,s5v s.l.4 4et gt'
FREpKcSnuRG, RICHMOND PETERspURo
WnHSGros, N c CHARInros, g. c. Augusta, GA
AND homs Ala DIRECT NEW ORLEANS
a
Also, connect at Richmond with the Danvc souside Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads sf
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvlle, Bristol, Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis
Ignchburg, Knoxville, qte5 Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans
For through tickets and further Information
the souhern ticket Office No 372 Pennsylvania
cast Of Bowns Hotel on board the boats foot Of 9th
GEO. T. MAT1INI.Y,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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Eght lines longer advertiscmen
proporon all payable Ina advance ADV esemsats ordered In
twice re Will be charged SIN cents hf each
Insertion after Advertisements week Ia tAe day DO
each Insertion Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ARRANGEMENT.

NrEW ARRANGEMENT.
Iks,r SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tenncssee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, louisiana Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets obtained al the great souhwestern Rail
s Once corner OF and sixth street Washing
ton Ferry Boat acogc rage or al te oiee Oh
,le' Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
"a Rmond Ianvilc Iynchburr, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atants Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville Grand juno
Tor Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans 1.
v pre Route Railway Connexions Memphis
rdpg greater Expedition Comfort and bong 200 mes
shorter than by any other route.
The ferry George Page leaves the foot OF Seventh street
AZ az O'Clock Alexandria, where passengers take The cars FOR
Richond Sannon, White sulphur Springs Wood
stock &C. p for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making sure and connexions 10 Memphis
baggage wagons omnbse leave the onco Pa avenue,
O'Clock, m, and q p n
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June is-u Washington
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

The total receipts of all stock at all the yards for the
week ending September 22d are as follows
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TIRE ISSUE JOINED.
lcsrrs.panasase q .ho 8. Iaa.. nspasllsaa.l

lNWrpspondence OF tho 81 Louis lsepaDIesl-I
BENroS FRAsKLls County, ILLINOIS,
September is, 1853
AS sit down 10 write Senator Douglas has just
cuded the delivery of able argument TO large crowd
not less than four thousand people, of his constituents
fom this and adjacent counties He was listened to with
marked attention. the appreciation of which exhib
tied by the frequent outbust of applause IN which male
and female Joined
In the course of his speech day, Judge Douglas
feod TO the charge OF conspiracy preferred by Mr. n
coin against the Supreme Court Presidents Pierce and Bu
chanan and himself and denounced it Of the weak
pie purpose of dserng public attention from the real
issues nyoved in the controversy In like way, he
ierred 10 1rumhus charge Of conspiracy to force
stution upon the people OF Kansas exposing the
peto alsity OF Trunbu charge in about the style
that had before heard him at Jacksonville and Chester
He then proceeded to notice and denounce the charge
which has been circulated that he during last winter
had held consultation with the black ckrepubiicans and
attended their at his house elsewhere
lie denounced the charge wnitqaod talssood de-
carcd that he had attended black republican
oaucas IN his life, ut his own house elsewhere, had
he given any assurance directly or Indirectly to any
mortal man. that in any event contingency he would
abandon the principles Of the democratic party,
support any other than those which he had always pro-
claimed in the Nebraska bill no vowcd them in the
Senate Of the United States and since his return home
His statements these points full, direct, and
elusive. Hc characterized this OF the inventions
OF the aboonsts and their allies, TO create dstrist In
the democratic party, and thus weaken it for tho benefit
Of the black republicans. These remarks should add
made referring directly to article rcpublshed in
the Missouri Republican from the Jefferson City Ex
aniner.
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Orleans 1aiIg Grtsttrt.
- INTELLIa nc.
) EauRspky. Augngt l9, I96.

THuRspkv, August 10 1858.
ghe }aehita IFs s. mail packet Red Chief arrived
Nis1 fhe U s mail and "A bales cotton, being Of
sthpess aFop. She leaves on her return Saturday
next ut o'clock NJ,
Tbe i.sfaalshe packet Dr. Batey, Capt. A. Dagas,
aI5Fea With u hhds sugar, p bbls. molasses, II
hat ditto. She leaves at o'clock, A, NJ on safu +
dis morning.
The RET river u. S. mail packet D. r. Carroll,
Cant WIN Kinban arrived with the O. S. mail ana
267 sales cotton She will leave again On Saturday
next BIZ O'Clock, pm.
The Fort Adams passenger packet Saltie Robinson,
ss7t hi Gross arrived with 10 bales cotton, Io OF
which was of the new crop. She leaves as usual at
5P. IL. On Saturday next
THE Louisville passenger packet Fanny bulIitt,
rt e b Durham, arrived with full cargo. part
of tFfiess VIZ IS6 hhds tesaceo She leaves on her
Sgt1Fa tFio iris evening at o'clock P. NJ. We are
i1Ssllta ii our friend Theo. Judge her gentleman
clerk Tor late Louisville papers
be rsFtlgar weekly Vicksburg q. s. mail passenger
racket Alice vivian, Capt Dick Nash, arrived with
sbe W malls lot Of cotton, packages, frnit, etc.
She leaves as usual at o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday
next
B0ATs fiEAvISG.-YdSoo Belle fo,. Yazoo rtUer. .
At O'Clock P. NJ this day, Capt. E. E. Butler backs
oat liz fne light draught summer passenger packet
Hi Yazoo City and all intermediate landings all
persons hound up the Yazoo will find a rare chance
10 90 on so3ine boat at this season of the yea r
and with such clever and obliging officers.
Faslny Bullitt for Louisville. This swift, splendid
and very popular passenger packet leaves port to-day
at 5 r, NJ, under the command Of the very accom-
mndating and experienced Capt L. B. Durham, with
fbe clever and correct Mr.. Theodore Judge in til
office she one Of the best boats that runs to our
psyt, continuing all the requisites of tptop passen
aer packet Her officers are careful, experienced
Men, pFsnptandre1iable She connects at Memphis
with The railroads. and at Louisville with the Jefer
son Railroad and the Cincinnati y. s mail packets.
BY going to Louisville passengers save time as they
petto New York as quick, if not quicker, than by
aag other route they save money, as they do not in
caf as much expense for meals, etc; they gain in
comfort, as they go further on fine boat and have
matter of course, less railroad travel Traveller
should think Of these things.
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coMpTRoLLER--oNFIoIAL
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-, $50 - -. - : l5 -I;-,l.tar tz-
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order una condition 9ultE lh WEptt o. SAID lemo four years
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Steamship Empisa cts Grfn from New York Via avana
Key west to ~ Templeon-lst district.
Steamship Matagoda Wilson, from IndianOR Galveston,
to 6 b pavhe-~lst dist
Schr MeEiCk, Heausen days from Pensacola John
lL..-ln. 49,
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Al druggist sent his Irish porter into darkened
cellar soon after hearing a noise, he went to the
opening, and called out, " Patrick, keep your eyes
sznnedn OCH divil an eye roared Pat, " but
is nv nose that's skint entirely.n
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4 We" D'', tt' ' 'y9HH''E'tu an SUd Guy sAl after
4e passage illS on"Hc an ApproEa BY tH Mayor, and
lItf hNS gwen twenty lEH N0he thereof ln the pficiu
j1H@ HEIcats nnG sell ut e Office TO the highest bitdee
ana IN coIe" with stipulation, herein contained the Reyu
mus nl the NNHfNes vi sud city CQeGtlG under existing
nhcfS, ui5n7 ships, vessels steamships, Steamboats, Hat
bouts and water craft OF Hud every description whatsoever
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whnry-a said city Shall bt divided sections @ fol
/ lows:
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city wing and being uP0u t Nt~,,7,e river lui CON
turned vIa.n np7nr southern limit Of sl uy Hill die
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rtil >soHR E runpgise all the wharyes aHl landings
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EXPORTS.

Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Pasesowed down and
9th inst slip SciOa, bark Brilliant snd brig Nina
tlAu-Cane up Light.
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0lnjl{ltll lltEllEg

.T.EARED YBSIERDAY

ssansp calhoaal Gardaer oF Sabine Pass and qyeson
ct,r 1,lst. rinson foT Bordeaux, G HynsDu 6co
Bsrk SAf;el,e, OEaper for Boston n AShhrlsEe eco
or Soutbon Perry, for Pensacola, PooleF, Ntbol AGO
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CONIpTROLLMIs---oFFICIAL.

COME 3'GSNRE4A4A4 AG~@@sDH n AAJAAA4s
ooMpTRoLLERs oFFIeE,
City OF New Orleans, August q, 1858.
No. Ais.
Reorea That the Gompuoer b9and he le[e9y an,2giae4
Journal keeping n tepaFo4e yea NE Ihe road
Stoet irSm It Bernard 10 Eysan Fields street Third Dis.
et with specifications en- Re L. The surveyors
ton Of the Common Council.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
rSieuedI j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTGrH, Major
Notice hereby given That FRIDAY, 18Th inst, will
adudcate my office, at IL o'clock NJ me above contrast
nu6 4 n pH&ARD, COMPTROLLER
SPECIFICATIONS ros The contract for res
y pairing md keeping in repair for one year nc sh r9aas
Claiborne from Elgsn Fi,lis St. Bernard Avenue.
The Shell roads shall be delivered 10 the
tractor in whatever condition hey m be IN on hs dgy he be-
gins the gor and said coutrcor I be bound wtin qne
using for said repairs the best clean and sound Lake
The contractor 5ai 9so be hound during the of
sb oas "g Mi R6ies and rTts on tier r appearances
serve the orisi al Crude ana curve Of sad ro95s 81,
in good repar the nns4eled portions on each SIDE Of the oas
If snd Toads in ordrr b prevent susnation Of water
The shall urns ut his Own expense ~ the mate.
shall b made within twenty hours after their becoming
necessary default by lin do the Street Gommis
soner Shall the right said repairs to b. made at
Incurred out Of Of the mony payments 10 be
sIcaTiy $500 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance OF the Contract.
Payments shall be made monthly the certificates Of the
m94thy payment nnlil tbs expiration Of the contract
gnag on the day Of the perfection OF the contract BY NE Gy
1t Is well understood that in case of failure by contractor
R RIO, g9 a pr or n9 The %95 or Pg tt a g
s n ss y go4DJ he Gon"eit bai haye NV t
to ennq ~ contract iogt putting ~ e2lfGe95 mGstn