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EvecmfOr,s sale of Real Estate.

TEyHE undersigned Offering at private sale an tnat
portion of land lying on south side Of the Charlotte
Tunpke belonging to the estate Of the late Matthew Barrow
deceased lies in full and within about two miles
of the State Capitol laid in lots varying in size from
fourteen twenty all fronting on the turnpike road
These lands sold at fair prices and LIBERAL time Any
erSous wishing them, ascertain PARTICULARS II re-
iaon to the terms, please call JOHN e. Barrow near the
1rensas or on j. L. W Brown, Heal Estate AGENTS, or
r. -I1Jersig7ad in Nashville. "a. S. FILCUEB,
g.. c. FORFEIT,
sep9-H Executors OF W. L'.Tfo"' Gee u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

a BECKER would respectfully announce the public %
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice, Of
Piano Yionceo, Violin Orders left McClues Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
The Cheapest and MOst Reliable Agu'
Remedy In The W orId.

EEeIuetAg III tAAS - " us
FEyHE Genl erg and Auc Remedy does not contain
one particle mineral other injurious Substance OF any
kind II ewes once. and its continued use fora
short time system, and removes dpostoo
the return the complaint.
Price Fifty Gents.
We hereby wehsye submitted the Grceulerg Fever
and Arue Kennedy to inspection and scientific ay and
have also tested curative quaite in several ces OF inter
meut We take great pleasure saying ltthas prove
conn etely successful that il most silfu compounded
remedy Ii must beneficial influence in all such
cases It's Tonic properties immediate and highly alua
is richly deserving the confidence OF our brethren OF the
Medical Faculty and Of the public.
samuel Il Marey. NJ D. ". c. Eettrblge NJ D., y H.
q " Ee-iIeau H. D.. Wis j. T. Mott. VI. D., In'aua.
" II SinmiDstou 81 D III. j. G, Tlrrug tom NJ D Cal
T I Johnson. 81 d.. Mo. Vs. C. Ashton. NJ. D La,
A. FIACkENZIE,
sep9-tf Nash'lllc' lel-l'
C1TRAYED OR STOLEN ,--From the farm Of Mr.. ".
p II. CRISP, formerly Robert Dismukes Chestnut soTre
i0rs: feet inches high, and Grey
Mare Mule Any information concerning them will be thank
fully received this and the expenses that may have been
incurred willingly paid. tsepo-u
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GREAT ATaTR ROYn PRO-
PERTF N MARKET.

WWTE Will sell to the highest bidder, On Tuesdays the
w 9Th day OF October 1885, 8 o lots o. that
most desirable property belonging 20 The Boyd Estate ei
aey beyond the depot extending ron Broad and Spring
the Charlotte Pike. These lots beautifully loetd,
from 10 to 800 feet deep, finely situated for subuan m
dences gentlemen doing business the city, exempt from
corporation and present b the euterprsng fine ed for
speculation. The rapid growth Of Nashville, the number Of
improvements that being made notwithstanding the
pressure Of the times, well for the future growth Of
Nashville and is conclusive proof that when all Railroads
completed the widest dreamer scarcely Was Nash
VILE viii De- IL the Chattanooga RarOsd has increased The bus
Of Nashville go per cent? what viii he the eject Of the
completion Of The Tennessee and Alabama Road, Of The Louisville
and Henderson, aud Of the Northwestern Road.
Perhaps city in the Union, Of its population, presents
attraction Its central position, the character and intelligence
Of the population the beauty, pOuctivnc and heahfun
% the country its being the capital Of the Volunteer State The
educational facilities &C. make Nashville particularly attractive.
w have Of the houTshng Medical Colleges in the
UnOn and another being established. Our Female Academy and
Female Schools unsurpassed Our high school fixed fact,
doing good Nashville any thing smong
the many good things have here. Our society viii compare
with that any city the Union. We confident the property
offering will greatly enhance In value, and there most
earnestly invite an persons DESTROYS Of lettering their condition
10 attend sale and buy freely.
Bills out in few days
aug22 il. & R.W. BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
WATCH FOUND.
VOCAL AND INTERVIEWED NJ

VNOUND in Nashville Gold Watch, which the owner
can get by proving the paying for this advers-
1nept JOHN CANT,
sept7dlw# At Thomas Smiths. Summer st.
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PnhIic Ancfinn.

WTILL Be sold Public SQUARE in Nashville sstuE
~ day the 18th day Of OCTOBER upon credit Of four
months for notes PAYABLE Bank well endorsed two very hey
negro men, under twenty-five years Of age and stout boy Of
about twenty young woman about twenty With girl not quite
three years old and boy child at the rea sound and Ike
" fssp9-3tl p. s. MoMURRY.z
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N retiring from the business, desire to tender thanks 70
my numerous patrons friends for their long and al
patronage recommend successors, Msars lu
McCREA & Co.. gentlemen in respect worthy o. conn
Nashville, Sept. LIST, ls5s. Bko
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CROCKER's SCHOOL

WHITES CREEK SPRINGS.
TVJHE session Of School will open Monday the 9Th
day Of September aug22-dtw& wlm.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1mPOrtant work on American History
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF TIE
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CONSISTING or
Letters and papers relating % the eente
Tor Liberty, chiefly ia south % roiana1
- from originals in the p01sessAol o.
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Member q the American Association for he Avancemant
seenoe q The NeEEorE Historical Society Of ts georgia His
torical Socisiyi SC, &C.
In Vols. $40. Cloth,
Vol. ], 1764-1776
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The Editor with spirit patroasu has ben engaged
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pers the hope Of preserving materials Tor American History
which might otherwise have been These given Tor
5 intrinsic value the order Of dates, without references
70 eciaI events He they viii be received, they
offered as contribution the history Of that glorious Rsvolu-
ton o. which every Memorial is dear South Carolina and her
sister States
For sale by W. H BHAAH-A . ~
an,1g PUBLIC SQUARE
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Successors to Il. B Morris & Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS d COl11SsT0E NERCHtNZS,
AND BEAiEEs q
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
nos. AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TIM
TAVE on hand and offer to trade reasonable terms ne
following articles, and will be in constant receipt OIL ir-h
-upples:
81 ds riue & choice Sugar, $1,000 Cigars, assorted brands,
rO0 Ills BaItmore Crushed do, . Caret Wine,
IA rb1s powdereI do, so cases Ri Carb Soda
q NILS Loaf do 80 bags Ground Pepper
15O gggs prime Coffee, . nests Tubs,
ia kers Nails. 100 dozen painted Buckets
T0l mis- Wolasses 50 dozen Cellar Buckets
I0O L-bhls WoIasses Liquors.
3 -bbls Golden Syrup, 500 bbs kectined WhisAy5
3 bags Pepper, l0 bbs gaInaca i'uin,
p bags Spice, DO bhs Old Rye anu bouroon'
n bs-s Ginger , hbls choice Monongahela,
Is boes Tobacco fafI rradsl hbls Bourbon from Yrs Old
7tO hoxes Star Candles. 800 h1s assorted Liquors,
40 c4ses Teas 80 bbls American Brandy,
100 bundles Wrapping Irvine, . bhls y Y Gin
s-pt2 BEa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

TTVE partnership heretofore existing between the unders
under The firm name of II. b. NORRIS & CO., in the
Grocery and Commission Business day dissolved BY a
tua consent B. Morris having sold his interest TO hugh NC
Crea Either partner is authorized to use Of the firm
In li1ui,Iafion IT. b. NORRIS,
". HOOPER HARRIS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
WANTED IIMEDIATELY!

SOO BBLS of choice Green apples, devesed at our
wishing call upon and furnish barrels
and hx the Of delivery.
We also want 1000 bushels Dried Apples and LOCO
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished ny
saDt7 II. S FRENCH & SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
A Fine Country. Residence for sale.

AVING determined carry my Negroes 70 the South -
b q will sell about Three OF Four Hum
dred Acres of Land being part Of the tract up
on which reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
thirteen miles from Nashville in Of the best nelgoor
hoodsin Williamson county Soil equal any in he state FOR
particulars apply to the premises, or to A v 5
in Nashville
sep9-df P. A. PERKINS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
TIN PLATE, sc.

non BOXES &c 1OxI4T Tin, hest brand.
ACO $50 boxes IL l0xl4 Tin, best brand.
eco do lc l4x20 do do do
50 do TX do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
3Gpigs Lead, Just received and for sale los ~ n,
Angel J. ". WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

AUCTION SALE FOR CASH.
ENJ. F. SHIELDS viii sell this evening" at early gas lgh
variety Of Clothing, Dry Goods and Fancy articles SAFE
positive and without reserve.
sept9 tds BENZ. P. SHIELDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HOMES (!
NOV Is TIE TINE.
Come and See,
RRENTW Cd.

TEyHE village Brentwood situated the halfway or CEN
trail point between Nashville and Franklin, q miles rom
the city Of Nashye the junction Of the Wilson Turnpike
Railroad This is the most eligible point between
Nashville Franklin for beautiful vageleing thec0nne
ing point the turnpkes and railroad, with county
roads leading the village every dreuOE and me proper
beautiful and productive country. As summer
retreat for pure air every lot being shaded by forest
growth eNceed. Tie location being about O feet
higher than public square Of Nashville and within Ia miles
Of superior Sulphur Spring. and "a miles Of strong Chaet
Spring both accessible in carriage on horseback.
II YOU wish avoid heavy some Of the lots lying IN
williamson county and subject to railroad taxi and expensive
living come and you get lot most reasonable term
Provisions purchased at low and hreWood can ne
lvered dollars cord quarter beef "
will cost much the same az some
pont in Nashville Fine range Tor stock and
building from Mills along the line Of railroad ana
tunpkes the lowest rates. To the mechanic no
point where home would cost little would have t
advantages.
The village has at present Store, Post Once with daily
mail Nashvel Freight House, resident Physician ane
private dwellings lately erected and now being 1ned
handsome School House has been in the las
few DAYS compleed-cOmpeent Teachers employed ana IN
school will be in operation the second Monday IN SEPTEMBER
The cars leave Nashville twice day and arrive mere IN t"et
or thirty Come and yourselves the advantage
of home and shop this point, ID If you wish 10 Buy an
build YOU shall have full lime TO pay
You can get size from tO feet by l' ieet deep 70
: no or 30 acres covered and within few minute
walk Of tie Depot Brentwood For Vineyards or Flower Gar
dens the locations cannot De eNcel.ed. -
Deaisrck street, Nashville, or TO
J. II. NJ HALL,
In Brentwood first depot Nashville and Tenn and Ala
/ RsiIrosJ sep3-d2W trWlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
PARTNERSHTP.

WAVING purchased interest Of Mr. H B. Morris IN ne
business Of II B. M0RRIs & Co.. Ihaye this day asocl.e
with r. ". HOoPR HRRs and viii continue IN the Hro
and Commission Business al the old stand - -, -,,,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09


FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
am receiving daily one Of the largests Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Shirts of every style;
White Linen Bosom shirts;
white WOVe Bosom Shirts,
with without Collars warranted to fit better and to
wear equal to any shirt made)
White WarsaiIIes Shirts;
COIOred MarsaiIIes shirts,
COIOred Cambria shirts;
Every variety, size and style.
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts.
OF the Finest Texture and warranted to fit.
Cross Plat BOsOms;
Diagonal Plat Shirts--new styIes--Linen
ROsOms and Paris Wrists.
BLACK AND FANCY
BeufOrt,
Albert,
JOinviIIe, and
Napoleon Ties.
UnderVVear--of every description,
J. H. McGELLsS,
ladies' Gentemens Furnishing and Fancy Store, corner
Of the Square and College street. lsepl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

BRANsFORD, M'WHIRTER a GO.
n1roREERs WHOLESALE rzALzaa
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-eoODs,
Nc, 3, Inn Block, Nashville, Tean.
WE nossypsetfu invite the atn!ono Of the trade to The
~ very extensive and well assorted stock
DRY-eOODs,
Ready-made CIOthisg, NANTES, varieties,
&c., &c., &c,
which we are nov receiving and wiz read for exhibition by
the 25th Of August. Our stock oompused in part %
Brown & BIeached shirtings & Shestings;
s-4, Us & Al Osnaburgs, GrainSacks;
Prints, Checks Tickingss Plaid DInseys;
FIannels, Blankets, Tweeds, Jean., Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, TailOrs' trASn-
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English MerinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
/ CIOaIls, Nantes, ShawIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
musIins;
I.aces & EmBrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mimgs;
bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Tx. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, Linseys and Me-
gro blankets for Planters; Ready-nade
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, COnabs, jew
eIry, &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings will
added to the stock as they may make their appearance in III
Eastern markets.
/ augIT-2m BRANSF0RD5 MWHIltfEk & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

CNOFFEE.--J0 bags ltimOrs Coffee, for sale low for
~ cash, TERRAss BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
HUGH mcCREA a co.

McCREA, W HOOPER HARRIS
Late Of McCrea Terrass Late Of II. B. Morris 4 Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
TO THE LADIES.
New ESta bIiShm ent.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
IN ODD-FELLOWS, HALL.


q @ & 55l
ERS NJ A. FREEMAN informs the ladies Of Nashville and
" vicinity that she has received and opening
and splendid Of Fall Winter Millinery and
Fancy Goods, selected with great from the latest i'm
poron fashionable styles found in New York,
sstn part French Patterns, Fancy and Straw BOnnes,
Flowers Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Corse, Ribbons
Of Hoped Skirts Lace Ne Embroderes Iuses,
Dress Trimmings &C. &c Mrs z. is certain from her long
perieuce handling such goods she please the most
fstdiOus the well known good Of the Nashville ladies'
if they will give her call at Odd Fellows Hal, Union and Sum
streets. N. a. FREEMAN-
opening of Fall and Winter SylesPsterns direct
from Paris-w take pla on the Goth Sept sept5 dim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

TNARW FOR SALE.--Oue hundred and seventeen acres
land improved and situated on the Louisville
Iranch Turnpike seven miles from Nashville, Of which
high Of cultivation, the balance III heavy
timber Those desiring first rate soil and good new
would do well examine premises. further particulars
enquire Of Z. G. DRAKE.
r. IL. CARTWRIGHT,
sep5-I2v GO0dlettsvilIe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

NM mos respectfully invite the attention Of the trade to the
w very extensive and well assorted stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

Nc, 3, LINN Block, Nashville, Tesn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

AND THUS WAS THE ATLANTIC CABLE LAID.
Loud and continued applause.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 1, 1858.
CYRUS w. FIELD
The people of Nashville congratulate you and all
those concerned upon the successful operation Of
the Atlantic telegraph. 1t is a wonderful step for
ward in the path Of human progress. May the
electric girdle be extended around the world
JOHN CoLTART, Mayor pro TEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
The Winston Sentinel.

GUBERNATORIAI.-We regret to see spirit Oh rival
ry sprngng up among good Democrats about who snail
receive the nomination at the next Democratic State
Convention as candidate for the Office Of Governor OF
the State The Salisbury Banner the Elizabeth City
Sentinel encouraged indirectly by the Wilmington Jour
nal and numerous throng of legal characters are ac-
cused of being disposed to the nomination 10
Judge Ellis; while the GOdsborO' Tribune, the War
rentOn News and quite as numerous number OF coad-
tutors disposed to take sides Tor MI Hoden OF tne
Standard claiming that he is first and foremost in the
minds and the hearts Of the people.
The above is the opening portion of leading article
in the Winston Sentinel of the 18th inst. 1t may seem
little strange for to remark that in the columns OF
this very Wiston Sentinel noticed the appearance OF
the first editorial preference that remember to have
seen expressed yet such is the fact and yet it says that
certain papers accused of being disposed to favor the
nomination of Judge Ellis, and the Wilmington Journal
is accused of indirectly encouraging them.
Weeks agO-lOng before the Journal had been forced
into its present position, which is not one of partNanshp
for any man, or against any man-the Sentinel had
editoriay expressed its decided preference for Mr. Ho
den in an article headed Gubernatoria" The Jour-
nal had no sort of obection-it only begged the con-
ductors of the Democratic press to avoid anything that
might lend to controversy or i-feeling.
Let assure all these good friends of that the
0OUi ftUt: WIIuOuG DCIll LCully Ai wv
much seErcspec to tie itself to the skirts or lend itself
to the recruiting service oany man or men whom 1t is Will
ling torecognisea as fellow Democrats but not acknowledge
as superiors or ctators We go for the party and its
principles and for the nominee
The same issue of the Sentinel that says the Whining
ton Journal is accused Of encouraging people to 60 for
Judge Ellis, contains long communication signed Nj
NUS" which makes an elaborate attack upon Judge Ell
is-hs position and his antecedents and attention is
called to this attack by the editors Of the Sentinel
this good policy? The writer, who appears over the
signature of Minus we know can be easily answered
on some ponts-we presume upon all; but now, sup
pose that Mr.. Ellis should be the Democratic nominee,
would not this thing, fmsy it really is, be quoted
against Mr. Ellis as Democratic authority?
Perhaps, because we repudate and contemn such at
tacks upon one Democrat, will be accused OF being
unfriendly to another, but would such accusation
amount to anything? DO the accusations against us
amount to anything? Surely, they do not, and our
Democratic friends, who make them under mistake,
will be the very first to acknowledge that they do not
Let us 90 to Charlotte without determinations keeping
our ammunition for the other side
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
Seven Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, March lO.--The Royal Mail steamship
Canada, Capt ". J. c. Lang, has arrived at this port
with Liverpool dates to the 18th uIt:
GENERAL NEws-The English Cabinet has been
changed, and stands as follows -Premier Lord
Derby; Chancellor Of the EXchequcr, DIsraeli Lord
High Chancellor, Sir F. Thesiger; Lord President OF
the Council, Earl Salisbury; Lord Privy Seal, Earl
Hardwick; Secretary of State Of Home Department,
Spencer Walpole; Secretary of State of the Foreign
Department. Earl Malmsbury Secretary of State of
the Colonial Department, Lord Stanley Secretary OF
State of the War Department, General Peel; First
Lord of the Admiralty, Sir j. Falngton Postmaster
General Lord Colchester; President Of the Board OF
Trade Mr.. Henley; President of the Board of Control
Lord Peterborough These form the Cabinet The
following changes have also been made: First Commits
sioner of the Public Works, Lord John Manners At
toney General, Sir T. Kelly Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land Earl Eglington Lord Chancellor of Ireland Jus
tice Blackburn.
Parliament had adjourned till the 1st inst
The trial of the consprator for the death of the En-
peror at Paris resulted in the conviction and sentence
to death Of Qrsin Kudo and Pierre. Gomez Waa SEN
fenced to penal servitude for life An immense number
of arrests had taken place.
The Danish ministry had resigned.
Canton had been captured, and Yeh and Tartar
General were prisoners The allies would continue the
proectorate' of Canton until satisfaction is given
The allies lost 100 men in the attack
Sir Colin Campbell was preparing to enter Dude for
final struggle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
From the Dayton Journal, March 5.
Presence of Mind In a Brakeman.

The train from Union yesterday afternoon, consisting
of seven OR eight freight cars baggage and passenger
car, met with serious accident Just before reaching
the bridge over Greenve creek the axle of one of the
freight cars broke the train entered the bridge and the
locomotive and freight car had reached the other
side of the bridge when it broke in the centre and six of
the freight and the baggage went down, some
of them distance of nearly fifty feet. The bridge is
about 100 feet long The brakeman of the passenger
he last one in the train seeing the danger pulled
out the coupling pin and put the brakes and checked
up the beforeit reached the bridge so that it remain
ed upon the track entirely unnured There were about
thirty passengers including three ladies' in the car The
name Of the brakeman who showed so much presence of
mind in the emergency is Thomas Maloney. It is re-
markabe that i'll such breakdown there should have
been no loss of life or serious injury to any one
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
For the Journal

MEssRs. EDToRs Having watched with much at
tcnon the proceedings of New Hanover County Court
during its present session, cannot too warmly commend
the officers of the Court for their intelligence prompt
and industry and in this connection of course in
cutle the members Of the bar.
The State docket numbered 80 cases. and the trial and
reference docket nearly 400 cases. besides 20 the
appeal docket. Complaints constantly made about
the qatory action of our Courts, but when state the
fact that every case ready for trial. on the State trial and
appeal dockets including at least fifty trials before the
sure that however just the complaint may be generally
just credit will be awarded to the County Court of New
Hanover.
With an able and experienced Chairman an intelli,
gent Magistracy, talented and Industrious Solicitor
admirable Clerk, and bar noted for talent and high
character, New Hanover may well be proud of her
County Court STRANGER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19

MEXICO AND THE UNITED STArEs.-The Courier
de PEme says that Mexico is in the same position
towards the United States Turkey four years ago
towards Russia and that if the Americans cross the
Rio Bravo which is the Pruth of the Mexican Terrific
ry the equilibrium of North America is broken and an
European Intervention will become necessary. The
same journal is of the opinion that Santa Anna acts in
connvance with Spain in his efforts to create revol
lions in Mexico and that his object is to make of that
country a kingdom for the Duke of Montpensier
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19

FRANCE AND AUsrRIA.-The Independence Beige, al
ludes to circulated in Paris of an interview early
in the spring between the Emperor of the French and the
Emperor of Austria and attributes the present cordial
relations between the two courts to an autograph letter
addressed by the Empress of Austria to the Empress
Eugenie and to the recent mission of the Prince de
IItchtenstein to Paris