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lThe Political Excitement.

SECOND DAY-The Vigilant Committee
guarded their headquarters and forthcatlous
at Jackson Square throughout Thursday
night and appeared the same ever yesterday
morning. Uptown, during the night some OF
the military kept watch at their arsenals. aud
though the greater part OF the American vol
unteers dispersed, a portion remained about
Lafayette Square aud the City Hall all night
The published order of Gen. Lewis to the
military to turn out yesterday morning, must
have been understood by the military as all
fiam-for the order was not honOred by rs
much as a corporaPs guard OF any company,
aud in consequence there was no military
turnout.
The magnitude of the general bamboozle,
however. was not so great rs 10 prevent those
Americans who had shouldered arms the day
before to re-appear in full force, and hold
them selves in readiness for action whenever
the time might come. AT al early hour, 1t
was known that the military would not TURF
out, and 50 the volunteers prepared them
selves to do maid ID whatever work might be
ordered. They formed in companies aud
Jr;tIat On I at.sr-.sS 1>.>-s, aud uDtaincu siA
pieces of cannon. The two shots which were
Tired, were for the purpose OF cleaning out
two uf the guns which had not been used III
a long time. The men under arms looked
determined aud resolute, aud not u few gave
vent to their just Indignation at being kept so
long IN uncertainty aud suspense.
Whilst every one awaited word from
Mayor Waterman no word came, though IL
was rumored around that he would be heard
from soon. Thus the Americans, and IN fact,
the whole town were kept III suspense until
about l O'Clock, when the news was spread
certain bat very vague news-tlat the Mayor
had made "A peacable compromise with the
VIgilants. What sort OF compromise this was,
we did not hear, save that il WAS one which
welded great deal il not everything to the
luwless whilst nothing was gained for law aud
urder-in other words, that whilst they, the
VIgilants, were to continue as they had
started, they were To be commissioned as
special policemen TO serve until after the
election. Upon the heels Of this news came
the Mayor himself, who, from the steps OF the
City Hall, requested the Americans to lay
down their arms and disperse-that be had
effected settlement with the Sigiiants,
satisfactory to both parties
Whilst some quietly obeycd the Mayor
request, others became wild with excitement
and in the heat " Il made rush with their
gums aud three pieces Of cannon down st.
Charles street, toward the camp Of the Eigi-
lants ut Jackson Square. Tnsy were Wild
pell-mell, and without any iea.e that .
could see. When they reached Caan! street,
aud two of the cannon were hauled into
RovaI street. and the third down Charter TO
the corper Of Customhouse, ihe scattefmeh.
Of the people and the shutting up Oh s.orss
and houses amounted 10 perfect panty
But at the points above nam, d, some VI Inc
NOR, prudent OF the crowd. seeing that no.h-.
~. as 10 be made by rushing upon 'ne
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Important Public Sale Of
r. E. A 7, f. 6 TT A II T.

On MONDAY THE 18Th INST the Columbus Life
~ and General Insurance Company. of Columbus,
Miss will offer for sale ut public ourry credit II
six twelve and eighteen months the highest hid
der, certain tract parcel e land situated in the
county OF davidson, State # Tennessee about mile
west of the city Of Nashville being thet portion of
said tract az land, owned by said company, which
f. p. Bostck, Esq resides more particua y de-
scrbed being situated South Of the middle Of Wat
kins Avenue, boundary line beginn ING NJ the middle
point Of intersection II Watkins Avenne and Bostcks
Avenue as laid down in the plan Of 'sRnsticks add
ton to Nashville - running thence westward. along
the middle Of Watkins Avenue 20 the dividing hne
between Jesse Thomas and said Hardin 2. BoStick,
thence along said line. In Southern direction the
middle Of the Charlotte Turnpike. in direc-
enue, thence along the middle OF BoStick Avenue to
the BEGINNING, containing fifteen of ground or
Whereabouts.
Upon the above described premises is situated the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
menis known as the residence Of Mai. Hardin p Brs
tick, fun description Of which cannot be given this
advertisement, bot 10 those not acquainted with the
property il is but rsiice saw that il is considered
second 10 none NJ the many beautiful and valuahlo
private residences in the envrons of Nashville
The property will be sold tract or be divid-
ed into such lots shall secure satisfaction con-
cerned.
Notes with approved security will be required from
the purchaser purchasers PAYABLE AT the Rank Of
Tennessee, Gin Nashville and which notes must be
further secured by lien upon the property.
Thefte is perfect, but any information respecting
this may be obtained by reference Gov. Nell s
Brown.
MAJ. Bostick who is in possession Of the premises
will cheerfully give any information that NAV be
needed as 10 their merits, &c.
The sale will take place the premises between the
hours of IL and O'Clock.
je7-td JAMES WHITFIELD, President.
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POSTMASTER ARREsTED.-We learn that
Benz ;. Arnold, Postmaster at Elkhorn
Franklin county, was arrested on Saturday
last, charged with robbing the u. ). mail He
was taken to Frankfort, and after prelimi-
nary investigation was held to bail in the
sum of $4,000 to answer the charge, which,
failing to give, he was placed in Jail. He is a
man of some means, is very respectfully con-
nected, and hitherto has been above suspicion.
For some time money passing through that
section has been missed from the mails, and a
special agent of the Post Office Department
traced the deialcation to the Elkhorn post
otiice.-LOu Courier.
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Hen CIVILIZATIONS.
Valuable Theological Works.
w. T. BERRY s. co.

Il
Have recently received
1. The Life and Epistles of St. Paul. by the Rev w.
J. Conybeare and Rev. J. 5. Howson. vols
2. Davidson's Introduction to the New Testament.
3yols.
3. Barrett's Synopsis of Criticisms Difficult and
Disputed Passages OF the Old Testament 5 vols.
4. Richard Bakers Works, with Life and Essay
his Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers.
vols.
s. Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Dr. Chalmers,
by his son-in low, nr Hanna vols, half calf
g. chllingworth's Religion of Protestants; A Safe
Way TO Salvation. l vol.
z Iawsons Bible Cyclopedia containing the Bogra-
ply, Geography and Natural History of the Holy
Scriptures vols.
s. Geneste's Parallel Hstories-of Judah and Israel
vols
| Q. Bishop Horne's complete Works vols calf
10. Hardwick's History Of the Articles of Religion.
l vol.
IL. Archbishop Potter's Discourses on Church Gov
eminent i vol
| Il. The Venerable Bade's Ecclesiastical History 1
vol.
10. Robert souths Sermons, Preached upon several
occasions vols, calf.
II. Robert Halls complete works. 6vos.
Is Writings of Armnius translated from the Latin.
vols.
10. Works Of Bishop Sage. svols.
| Il. Wallis History of Infant BAPTISM vols
IS. Giesler's Compendium Of Ecclesiastical History
vols
le. Stephens History of the Church of Scotland.
vols
20. Doddrdge's Family Expositor. evols.
| n. Robinson's Scripture Characters. 4 vols.
%. Eadies Commentary the Epistle the Ephesi-
| vol.
%. Masou's Spiritual Treasury. l vol
"a Massillon's Sermons, with his Life, &c. vol
25. Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by Stroud. vol.
2e. Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold, DID. vols.
81. Calmets Dictionary of the Bible 5 vols, calf.
%. Stackhouse's History OF the Bible 3 vols. half
calf.
90. Tllotsons Sermons. 3vols folio
80. Mcknight the Epistles vols, calf
81. Burnets History Of the Reformation vols,
folio.
80. Burnet's History of the Reformation. vols
Portraits.
33. The Bible, the Missal and the Breviary. 2vols
81. The History of the Church in the Apostolic Age
vols
IS The Doctrine Of the Real Presence. ! vol.
So The Messiah predicted in :he Penteteuch and
Psalms. 1 vol.
81. Rhemes and Downy. ! vol
s. of John Calvin translated from the Latin
and French by David Constable. ? vols.
80. Wells Geography of the Old and New-Testament.
vol.
For sale by
may2s-u W. T. BERRY co.
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Large and Extensive Sale!
Marble and AlabaSter italian Works of Art

DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell auction, on Tuesday
ID and Wednesday, the 18th and 10th inst, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at his Auction Room, splendid col
lection of Marble and Alabaster Statues the English
Poets, Shakespeare, and Milton, the Greek Slave. the
three Dancing Girls, by Canova; Group of Diana;
Group of Charity Pastorelle by Soaini Also, large
collection of Marble and Alabaster Vases, Etruscan,
Hebe, Medici, Roman, Grecian, Florentan, Gothic,
yellow of Siuna, and Bardigo, of various styles and
Sizes tstefuly and elegantly carved in alto and basso
relieve, Hercuianium and Pompe Urns, rich and ele-
CANT Tara, and Card Receivers; Belgian Lions
Pedestas; Fruit Bowls, and Flower WAGES, beautiful
Forentine, and open worked Baskets and Birds with
many other articles, both useful and ornamental.
The above goods have been selected from the most
celebrated studios in Italy, by Signor Pandolfn just
returned from a voyaee<eb the continent of Europe,
where he has, with great care, selected the most
beautiful objects of art and is happy in exhibiting
them TO the citizens of Nashville
The above collection Of goods is well worthy the
attention of amateurs ofshe fine arts, il contains
requisites for completing the refined appearance of
drawing rooms and parOrs.
The goods will be ready for exhibition Monday,
the 18th inst during the day evening, the citizens
and especially the ladiss, invited TO call and
anime the goods and attend the sale.
june11-td BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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The New Orleans troubles.

That the readers Of the PATRIOT may prop
erly understand the origin and objects OF the
formation of the Vigilance Committee IN New
Orleans, we continue the republication OF ar
ticles on the subject from the ". q. Crescent
The publication of the Mayor referred to by
the Crescent, in terms of condemnation, was
Joint card from himself, the commissioner of
elections, and others, announcing that the
members of the Vigilance Committee had
been employed as a special police:
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for Salr-Go Rent,
postuoned Sale.

TINE sale of that valuable property, fronting on
South Market street, sixty feet. opposite the MI
and dwelling house, the lately OCCUPIED by
Fred. Jonte; and handsome vacant lot fronting III
feet the Lebanon Turnpike opposite the Reservoir
has been post poned till Saturday, June 18th inst at
IL O'Clock, A NJ when will be sold % the highest
bidder at the Court House yard gate. Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
7. BIIIIOD,
A. A. HATCHER,
Executors OF F. Jonte, deceased.
r. r. GL&scocx, Auctioneer. jeT-td
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1nAnnarD.

On Thursday evening, June Sd, at the residence Of
A. II. Southan, Esq, IN AIlston, Ala, by Rev. DR..
Kelly, Mr.. JAMES R. CocxRIL, of Nashville, to Miss
MARY E. CocKRIIL, OF Alston-
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Resumption An Charleston and Ham.
burg.
CHARLESTON, June 8.

CHARLESTON, June g.
All OF the Banks in this city resume forth
with.
1.-THE news reporter il also authorized by
the President OF the Bank Of Hamburg 10
say that Bank VII resume fogthwith l-As-
gssa Ckroascls.
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take place the 10th of June For particulars see
advertisement in another column.
june1 DON RODRIGUEZ
H8- DYSPEPSIA. HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION
by which all persons are more or less affected can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise whole
some food, and dose of Boerhaves Holland Bitters
ne hour before each meal.
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nem advertisements.
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Home.
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AS5S. .AS5S.

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DIED.

In Huntsville, Ala, on Saturday last, DR.. E. IRBY
and Monday JeHS Fl. LEWIS ESQ.,. both old and
highly respected citizens of that place.
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COOKERY BOOKS.

THE ECONOMICAL COOK. By Mrs. Holland Lon
don.
DOMESTIC COOKERY. BY Mrs Copley London
HENDERSONS AMERICAN COOKERY
COOKERY AS 1T SHOULD BE. Mrs Goodfellow
PRACTICAL COOK BOOK. BY Mrs Bliss
PHILADELPHIA HOUSEWIFE BY Aunt Mary.
EVERY LADY'S COOK BOOK BY Mrs. Grower.
SEVENTY FIVE RECEIPTS BY Miss Leslie.
COMPLETE COOKERY. By
LADIES NEW COOK BOOK BY Mrs Hale.
PRACTICAL RECEIPTS FOR HOUSEWIVES BY
Mrs Widdiheld.
For sale by CHARLES w SMITH
JunelO- BAG College street
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Years and Years A go.

{" Toutes ces chooses sont Tassees
CONNIE Pombre ct CONNIE lie vent l"-[VICToR HCGo
These things have passed upon their mournful way,
Like the wild wind and like the shadows grey.
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CARPETS AND ON CLOTH
Fresh Arrivals.

: NJ ID Il II s. FRIZ II Z l. L
RE now opening choice and well selected stock
n Of EoOTS and SHOES, suitable 20 the season and
at prices 20 correspond with the times Consisting in
part of
Gents fine Calf Roots and Caters;
do Patent leather Caters, Oxford Ties;
do Calf oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and lasting CATERS:
do Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
ladies Caters, plain, with and without heels;
do Slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers:
do Fine White hid and Satin Slippers;
do do De- Caters;
do Kid Buskns with and without heels
Misses Caters and slippers with and without heels;
do Kid Roots, with and without heels;
Children Shoes q every variety;
Rows and Youths Shoes Of every variety
az the above have something very nice for NAY
DAY. Also Servants shoes and Pceged Work OF all
kinds Call at No. Il Public Sqrare.
SNYrER & FRIZEIL,
hpril30 q Pubic square.
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S Z r WANTS.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

We have now on hand unusually large stock OF
kinds Of plain and coored Cottons, for house and
servants
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Royal Havana Lotterx.

The following numbers drew the Principal Prizes
the Drawing of May 9th. 1855.
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R.Grascocx, Auctioneer. jc7-td
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The Reign of Treason.

From. the N. o. Crescent, June 5th.
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A Large Tobacco Slemmery lor Sale.

ON THURSDAY, LIST July, will sell a. pub
lie Auction, my Tobacco Stemmery. al Dycus-
burg, Grittcneen County, NY The stemmery is
100 eet long, 10 feet wide. main building stories
high, the prizing rcomis &c feet long by 80 wide
with fine screws and room ample for Tor 5more.
The Stemmery room is Sd by 80 feet, and will ac-
commodate rs hands.
There is attached an Office and Negro Cabins, q
good Cistern, together with all necessary fixtures
for an extensive business. These buildings are Of
the best frame work, and were erected or years
since.
Dycusburg is on Cumberland River, 90 miles
from its confluence with the Ohio, with perpetual
navigation.
Dycusburg is backed by a fine and growing az.
ricutuial country, supplying Tobacco to any
amount and of the best quality.
The multiplied cares Of my other business pur-
suits, with the in6rmities ofadvancng life, proven
my giving II that personal attention which ii re
quires, hence my determination TO sell.
TERMS.--A credit until LIST day of January
with approved security, negotiable and payable a
one of the Kentucky Banks. My address is Hop.
knsville Ky.
June 4th '55-3w. L. L. LEAVELL.
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We understand that Jane Sheridan, alias Big
Jane, who towers as tall (if not ms chaste) as
Diana among her nymphs, and who is charged
with numbering u man by the name of Waller,
was surrendered TO the Sheriff by her bail last
week. She made most desperate resistance TO
the four officers who went down to take her--Snd
we rre told she whipped out three of them in a
fair fight; but owe rcome IT last by hot weather
fatigue and whskey, she was compelled TO yield
to her fourth assalant. She fought like tiger
Brass hoops, fancy silk, and other things used to
adorn and beautlfy the fair sex, were totally dis
regarded by her and her boseigers--their value
held as naught--and by tho time the skirmish was
enled she wOs - not quite so good looking as
she was before it commenced. A week Of quiet
rspose in the Jail has restored her in great meas
ure and she now calmly awaits the decision of
her fate by jury of Robertson County oh !
woman. when but the weather is too hot TO
moTaiEe.
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STATE on TENNESSEE.

James H Mallory, Admir- of Synthia Ann Payne,
decd, and A. E. Robb and wife c. E. Robb, la to
Payne. VS.. Sam'l D. Payne, James R. Payne,
John E. Pay ne, (and Samuel d. Power and Har-
riet Payne, their Guardians,) heirs of Jas. Payne,
dec'd.-Petitioh sale of Slaves.
By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court in
equity sitting, for the county OF Montgomery, at
their May term, 1878, will, on Thursday, the st
day of July next, 1858, at the Tavern House in
Port Royal, Montgomery County, Tenn, sell the
following slaves to- wit-Lizzy, aged about 65
years; Edmond, about 80, and Angelina about %
years Of age, and her infant child. Said slaves
will be sold on a credit Of twelve months, notes
with good security will he required of the purcha-
sers. C.. BAILEY, c. &, M,
May %. '59-4w-pr fee 81
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1J- A friend Of ours who has recently had &C.
casion TO travel good deal on s,eamboats desires
through US, 10 recommend to the travelling COM
munity two or three boats that he was fortu-
nate enough to get on in his journeyings. First
he says the Louisville and New Orleans packet
Woodfofd, is rial home, SO far ss unostentatious
comfort is concerned; and Mr.. Mclaughlin, the
chief Clerk Is untiring in his attention TO passen-
gers, and leaves nothing that he can do undone,
for their comfort,
Then there is tho louisville and Memphis
first class boats. the fastest aAoa, and differed
by gentlemen in every sense Of the word Mr..
Halliday, of the Adams, and Mr.. Archer, of the
sOutherner, principal clerks, XII Ow perfectly well
how TO minister 10 The happiness Of passengers,
and they do IL. More accommodating and agreea-
bic gentlemen we have never met. (By the way
Mr. Archer will please remember that dog, aud we
wi uruy in his behalf for that c5usinD
Last, but far from least in friends list OF fine
boats, is the magnificent John Rdine-Louisvc
and N. Orleans packet. The Raine Is bran now
from keel to Texas, and in all respects is model
boat Large, fine, and very fast, with table
that equals that Of the best hotels, and with a
Captain (UNDERwooD) and Clerk PALAcoIo)
who are the very soul oil good humor, socially,
and hospitably-she offers inducements to travel
ers possessed by but few, and surpassed by no
other boats.
In word let any one who has to go on a
steamboat Wat three days to get one Of the above
named!
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VIEW NOVEL, BY MIR. THOMAS.

We have just reOd few chapters of the manu-
script Of New sioTJ written by our senior
Mr.. Thomas is SO well known and appreciated,
wherever the Chronicle Is read, il would be work
ot super srogatiOn ON our part 10 say one word in
concentration of the present work, II is only
necessary to say that 1t is fully equal (and we
think superior) to any thing we have read from
his ben. There IL freshness and vigor about the
style that irrsisiibly chains the reader The pu-
fity and strength of the language and stirring in
cidents Of the book, bring it within the sphere
where the genius of Scott has SO long reigned
alone. The scene Of the story Is laid in Virginia
OF time when thrilling events were of daily &C.
rurrsnce No man Is more capable of importing
interest to work Of this kind than Mr.. Thomas
lie understands the Virginia character thoroughly,
and Is familiar with all the little peculinrites OF
tempe and disposition, that Distinguish the Vir-
einian from all other people, and in the manu-
script now before u.s. he has shown, in the strong
EST light some of the consequences that some-
times ensue from the possession of such mental
composition. But as we expect to publish this
beautiful work in the Chronicle wewiil close this
notice by advising not only Mr.. Thomas admirers
but also all the lovers Of romantic literature to
send in their names for our paper. We promise
them az the richest treat they have had for many
a day In the perusal Of "HELEN BERNIE"
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PRoF. o. S. FOWLER, of Now York, the dlsn-
guished Phrenologist is now in our town, and has
been lec,uring every night, during this week, at
Fowler's Hall, upon chronology, physiology, and
the kindred sciences His lectures have been well
attended, though not so fully as we could wish
they had been for we Ger tanly do not err IN say
ing that they have afforded fund Of entertain
ment mud instruction, in the science Of show to
i've" that has been highly beneficial to all who
heard them. Indeed if people would only consent
10 live up TO the few simple rules, laid down by Mr.
Fowler, as the laws of life ard health, Methuse-
lah would not enjoy such singular noterieiy as
now attaches to his name. These rules too are
simple md not sercre. Mr. Fowler is now the re-
cognsed and acknowledge head and leader in the
United States, in those sciences he processes 10
teach and In his lectures throughout tho country,
he is sowing a good seed, whose fruit, we doubt
not, will yet be seen in u reformation of many oil
the destructive habits Of mans life. His doctries
are enforced plainly and clearly, and he proves as
he goes, and we commend his lectures to the car
nest aud serious attention of every community he
may visit.
Asa Phrsnologist, he has no superior, and his
interpretations Of character as given In "rl'teh
chart, should be possessed by every man VINO has
an occupation in life to select
Mr.. Fowler addressed the gentlemen exclusively
last night, could he not be persuaded to give lee
turc 10 the ladies' this afternoon? Tonight he
delivers his last lecture, on the analysis OF the
mental faculties.