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The Drift OF Events.

The sudden and unexpected pecunary
straits into which the government has fallen,
is subject which is profoundly agitating the
public mind. Nearly twenty millions of sur
plus in the treasury on the 4th of March, 1857,
with the accruing revenues, have been squan-
dered, and an aggregate loan of thirty-five
millions authorized in addition. The enor-
nous expenditures of the present and pre-
ceding administration, have attracted the
public mind to the subject in such manner
and shape, az that thorough investigation is
inevitable. 1t has several points of deep in
terest to the people. Aside from the simple
fact that the expenses of the Federal admins
tration are wildly overlapping all reasonable
and necessary bounds, the mode of raising
the public revenues, is exciting universal at
tention. The later experiments of the sham
democracy on the tariff may be said to have
blown their revenue theory sky-high. Their
policy is running the government into the
whirlpool of bankruptcy with alarming GER
tainty and rapidity. They themselves seem
to be fleeing from it with the trepidation of a
despairing crew from sinking vessel Dur
ing the session of Congress just closed, a
special committee was raised to consider Of
the Tariff. which after consideration, reported
through Mr.. BoYCE, democrat from South
Carolina, in taUor Of direct ta1ation. Democratic
presses, one by one are taking up the subject,
and espousing the cause of free trade, and
direct taxation. This special committee and
its report, was doubtless intended as feeler
to test public sentiment. 1t is nothing but
fair that the democracy should respond.
On the other hand there was a meeting in
Philadelphia on the 18th inst, composed of a
very large number of the citizens of that city,
which was presided over by MATHEW G. CAREY,
gentleman of much higher distinction as a
sound political economist than as politician;
which was addressed by several eminent pub
lie men from the North, South and West; and
which ignored all other questions except the
Tariff. This meeting took precisely the oppO-
site ground to direct taxation. These are OBJ
jects on the surface of the political waters,
which indicate that the country is drifting
around to an issue of direct and indirect tax
alton. We do not propose to enter into these
matters ourselves just now. From the ex-
traordinary extravaganza of the present adj
ministration, we can hardly conceive of any
system of raising revenue, that would meet
its exorbitant demands, and yet not outrage
the popular sentiment and the popular purse.
We are disposed to think we are in for it, for
the balance of Mr.. BUCHANAN's term, and we
feel confident that at the end of it, the people
will put their feet upon it with such pressure,
that the affection will be effectally eradicated.
We trust so.
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for sale- Go Rent.
Important Public Sale Of
r. E. Al. EST A IT T.

ON MONDAY THE 2sTH INST, the Columbus LIE
y and General Insurance Company, 81 Couuhus,
Mss will offer for sale public cutlery credit Of
six. twelve and eighteen months, 10 The highest bid
der certain tract or parcel of land situated in the
county Of Davidson, State 81 Tennessee, about mile
said tract Of land owned by said company, which
r. p Bostsck Esq. resides, particular iy de-
scribed being stnatcd South Of the middesef Wat
kins Avenue, boundary line, beginning NJ the middle
point OF intersection If Watkins Avenue and BoStieks
Avenue. laid down IN the plan Of |" b sticks add
tion 10 Nashville running thence westward along
the midele Of Watkins Avenue 20 the dividing line
between Jesse Thomas and said Hardin =. BOsfck,
thence along said line in Southern direction TO the
middle OF the Charlotte Turnpike. IA eastern drec
ton a point opposite the middi" q the Bcstok Av
enue, thence along the middle of Rnstek Avenue TO
the beginning, containing fifteen acres Of ground or
thercabouts.
Upon the above described premises is situated the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
ments known $ the residence Of Maj Hardin ?. Tos
tick full description (which cannot be given in this
Advertisement. but 20 those not acquainted with the
property 70 Is but justice thst Is considered
second % Of the many beautiful and valuable
private residences in the environs 81 Nashville.
The property viii he sold tract. be divid-
ed into such lots shall satisfaction 70 all con-
cerned.
Notes with approved security will he required from
the purchaser purchasers. payable the Bank Of
Tennessee Tin Nashville } and which notes must be
The title is perfect, but any Information respecting
this may be obtained by reference Gov. Neiii 5.
Brown
MAJ Bosiick who is in possession OF the premises
viii cheerfuly give any Information that may DO
needed as 10 their merits, &c
The sale viii take place the premises between the
hours Of IL and O'Clock.
jeT-td JAMES WHITFIELD, President.
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Dispatches from Admiral Stewart.

The New York Herald of Tuesday contains
the following intelligence, obtained by its Re
porter from the officers of the British steam
of dispatches for Lord Napier:
The British steam yacht Syren, Capt Smith,
arrived at this port yesterday from Hamilton,
Bermuda, whence she sailed at seven o'clock
on she evening of the 9th inst. She was boar
ded last night by one of our reporters, who
obtained from her courteous commander the
following information relative TO the recent
British outrages.
The Syren brought as passenger Lieut.
Richardson, OF the Royal Navy, bearer of dis
patches from the British Admiral at Bermuda
Sir Houston Stewart, to Lord Napier. Lieut.
Richardson left by the six o'clock train last
evening for Washington.
The exact purport of the dispatches brought
by the Syren could not, of course, be ascer-
tanned but from what information her OIL
GERS had learned at Bermuda il was pretty
certain that they would prove TO be Of a salts
factory character to our government. Sir
Houston Stewart had expressed his disappro-
baton OF the extent to which the boarding of
American vessels had been carried by the
officers attached to his squadron III the Gulf
No special orders for the searching of all yes
sells found in the ATTITUDES indicated had been
Issued. The instructions extended no further
than the overhauling OF vessels of so very
suspicious character as to warrant il.
The intelligence of the outrages on Ameri-
can commerce by British cruisers, aud their
effect upon the government and minds Of the
American people, was carried out TO Bermuda
by the bark Eliza Barss from this port and
had produced considerable excitement. The
Admiral, IL appears had not anticipated the
news Of the Offensive yistations. and ut once
took peremptory and efficient measures 10
have them checked.
We learn further, from n source entitled TO
implicit credit, that the dispatches brought by
Lieut.. Richardson contain the assurance that
every step has been taken by Admiral Stew
art 10 prevent any recurrence Of the visits and
searches which have been 80 offensive 10 the
American public. That the particular acts Ia
question are condemned, or that they are as
cribed to excessive zeal and energy in the
prosecution of the search for slaves, we are
not well assured; bat il is regarded as pro-
bable that the Admiral win palliate the con-
duct OF bis subordinates On the ground.
From the thorough measures taken by the
Admiral--reported la detail 10 Lord Napier
by the dispatches la charge Of Lieutenant
Richardson-iher will be no reason to fear a
renewal OF the obnoxious practices on the
part Of the British gunboat commander.
Admiral Stewart deprecates the idea OF q
collision between the two nations rs calami-
" to be dreaded. and will omit no effort Ia
his power to illustrate the sincerity Of bis
friendly expressions.
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The NAvY.-An American gentleman resi-
ding at Manila writes to his friends in Phila-
adelphia, that the United States ships, the
San Jacinto and Minnesota, steamers, are
there, the Portsmouth having sailed for home.
He adds, "the Minnesota is perfect won
dor here and in China, and the English officers
say there is not another ship in the world to
match her."
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re- The Hon. WIN. MONTGOMERY has be

ls- The Hon. VIM. MONTGOMERY has been
re-nominated for Congress by the sham demo-
crazy of the goth district in Pennsylvania.
The choice was made by direct vote of the
party in the several townships. Mr.. MoNT-
GoMERY stood by DOUGLAS to the end in his
opposition to the admission of Kansas with
the Lecompton Constitution and yet the
sham democracy renominate him. 1t would
seem from this that anti-Lecomptonism is the
true sham democracy in that district.
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Change of Schedule.
49, ~ Esssss
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
ES DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and amer THURSDAY, April sth, 1855, the fAs
" senger Train will run as follows
Leave Nash vtlie daily at A. NJ and p VI.
Arriving Chattanooga 3.3o p. NJ. and IL IS A NJ
Leave chattanooga at 1880 A N. and e-2S P. N.
Arriving at Nashville at $40 A NJ. and s;i0 p. NJ
Passengers for the East, via Wilmington y. c, can
leave Nashville on either train, and make close con
nections throughout Via Knoxville, Tenn. and
Iynchburg, Va, should leave Nashville the morn
ing train 70 make the connection.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the r.
N. train, winch cennects al Stevenson with u. c
Railroad.
Those for Mcsfinnvie and Sparta vii leave Nash
vile on the r. ~ train. which eonnects directly al
TaIlahoma with the train for NcNinnvie. The train
which leaves McMnnviile at 1880, connects with tho
day train from Chattanooga and arrives ~ Sashve At
sic Y. NJ
At Nashville there Is a daily connection with boats
for Louis. Cincinnati, Loeisvie, Memphis, New Or
leans stsbarg, &c- kc also aAiy line Of stages for
Louisville.
Throagh Tickets can be procured the Depot before
the starting q the trains for MeAnuviile Huntye.
Memphis Junction Atlanta Macon, Noatgomery Char
lesion. Savannah, Aagvsta Wilmington and Knoxville
Ly1ehbnrg. Petersburg and RchmoGd. Passengers
from Nashville 10 New York go via Knoxvit-- TINE
through, fArex days THIS deeAfediy abe cheapest
and route froa Aiadle Tennessee 10 The Eastern
Cites G l. ANDERSON
1eis-d 6eaerai rlekss Agent
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CURE FOR BURNs.-The French Gazette
Medicale, states that by an accident, charcoal
has been discovered to be cure for burns
By laying piece of charcoal upon the burn,
the pain subsidies Immediately. By leaving
the charcoal on one hour the wound is heal
ed, as has been demonstrated on several oc-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22
tSpessal DtsPaieA is tAe Nsg fsrk Tt~s.l
interview Between Lord Napier and
Secrernry Cana

wAsnnGroS, Tuesday, June l5.-Lord
Napier had an Interview with Secretary Cas-
to-day, and both gentlemen express the
confident hope that all questions now open
between the United States and Eagland viii
be amicably settled on n permanent basis
beforr the next meeting oi Congress.
Lord Napier has intelligence that instrnc-
lions have Issued from bis Government which
viii eiieciuaily stop ali further cause of com
plant ia the Gulf asa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

Gs- The Secretary of War is about con-
Guiding contract with the Bristol Firearm
Company for the manufacture OF one thou
sand stand of the celebrated Burnside rife,
now pronounced one of the best breech-loa-
ding firearms extant.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

D- The Mormon agents in England. says
the London. Chronicle, have stopped emigra-
ton from Europe, during the pending diff
Guilty, but probably will resume operations as
soon as it is decided to what quarter they
shall direct their steps.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

TO Mr.. John A. Tompkins, confidential
clerk of NJ. Levy, banker, New York city,
was arrested for defrauding his employer of
several thousand dollars. The alleged fraud
has been carried ON by means of false debts
and credits.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

THE SUFFERERs.-The sufferers at the Ex-
change remained last night without important
change. At the Gayoso with the exception
of Mr.. JONES, who could not live, the
patients were doing well. Our friend Mr..
STONE, late of the Nashville Union. is fast
recovering Memphis appeal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

SExAroa sarELns.-Senasor Shields passed
through this city, on Wednesday. ss reszs< for
Minnesota. execrating the Administration In
fearful manner. On Illinois politics, the
General yentared the opinion that kr
Douglas ought 10 be re-eIected. hat that be
wnnh not he.--GAanazsa 1'rsaans LA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

Hon. JosErH r. CHANDLER, Of Phiiadel-
phia, who Is the new Minister at Naples. Is an
Old Line Wing and Roman Catholic. He
was formerly Editor Of the North American,
and has served two or more termsin Congress,
&c Whio
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The Philadelphia Journal announces that
the U. S. Minister to China, Mr.. Reed. is
coming home. He will return by the Over
land Route, Will probably reach Paris or
London some time during the ensuing Au-
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g The new Mayor of WASHINGTON prom.


Uses to redeem that city from rowdyism.
If he redeems that promise, the Depart
ments are likely to run short of clerks, and a
number of the members of Congress will
have to give up their seats. We hope the
new Mayor will succeed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

ss- DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION,
by which all persons more or less affected can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise whole
food, aud a dose of Boerhave's Holland Bitters,
ne hour before each meal.
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Dwelling for NenC
AND
Furniture for Sale.

II HAVE for rent neat and comfortable dwelling
house. containing eight rooms, conveniently sit
uated and well suited for Boarding House. VIII
also sell reasonable terms, my household and
kitchen Furniture, Of every description Those wish
ing 10 and purchase would do well To give
call and examine the premlses-Coliege street below
Church.
junelT-u GEO. Z. MEAD
No. IL South College street.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ON VI o n y. June 2Sth. 1855. We
" will sell for Cash, in front OF our Warehouse, 8
complete OF Groceries, consisting IN part
follows, viz:
40 hhds New Sugar, 100 boxes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlfs 4 qrs. do;
rs bbs. New Molasses; rs boxes selected W.
40 bbs. crushed and pow Cheese;
dered Sugar; loo bbls. White Whisky
IS kits Mackerel; Is ". Y. Brandy;
$50 pkgs NJ. X. Raisins; Is - Holland Gin;
sacks Almonds; 800 kegs Nails;
IL cases Sardines: IS doZ. Painted Buckets
20 boxes Cove OYSTERS 80 nests Tubs;
10 bags Pepper; IS boxes starch;
IS chests Tea; $50 Soap,
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS [" Doyis's Canel's
IS coils Rope; loo doz. Mason's Backing,
Is Matches; 100 boxes Flasks;
Together with numerous other articles 10 make up q
complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS CO.,
je22-td No 50 Market street.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Hasinx purchzsed Mr. M'iAnkhAn's laierest IN ne
gfo1s. Ne have TAXA IA partners h huslnesz
hxun A Ansnn snd 1sha b JsAnson- Ne shah oun-
sinas a eeF "a ssAAd, Wbesr an - pieased %
ol1 frienAs .nd nefcnants Ecn<raiy.
B<znR xieaE - cst oeN1 oor fgcseEf Etuck los
poskbtz ~ Gar fa pnfe1Ase. wili
e1er mducfinrnss pfces - tness sshnE FeIlnn-
sexe lhssr esd1rs aAd ~sli % bsst - en- tAeza
jsssis ALLISON. ASuEzsox q 90.
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l1ew ADVERTISEMENTS.
DILLON & co.

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 22ND, O'CLOCK,
Is COLLEGE STREET.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 22ND, Q O'CLOCK,
s Is COLLEGE STREET
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 22ND, O'CLOCK,
is COLLEGE STREET,
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 22ND, O'CLOCK,
Is COLLEGE STREET.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 22ND, O'CLOCK,
Is COLLEGE STREET.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 22ND, O'CLOCK,
junc22-1t is COLLEGE STREET.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 10 sell Of the prettiest and most sesirA-
HE places that has been offered for sale. u
tans about 400 acres Of tine and fertile land with ele-
CANT improvements
Also, one containing - Acres, well waiered and tim
bered, with Improvement
mayl5-u Will. l.. POND JR
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Stop the Rascal.

CsfoIES Groua nas stabas 81 estartss nixht last .
- DARK RAY HoRsE. IS a. 10 hasds hlsh, heavy
man and TIM ali whs<h thrlines Rite b SIDE,
his hnrh 10 % ~ pees all give - deziaFs fes
the reesseFs q le hozse toeelsss ioF The hsrse
and sAief JS0- EktHAf.
Nsskxals ia.s s.-2w
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E% NOTICE. S%EH
rJNHE subscriber, Trustee for William Stewart and
i Stewart Oven, is now closing up their bust
ness and offers for sale well assorted stock OF Cook
ing Heating, Wood and Coal STOVES, CRATES,
SCALES, MARBLEIZED NANTES, and TIN WARE, of
all kinds, which will be sold low for cash and To
prompt dealers the usual time.
He will sell out reasonable terms 10 any one
DESTROYS of going into such business The stand is
good onehe shop the best arranged in the citywell
supplied with tools and machinery.
y. B.-Those indebted 10 Vim Stewart, Stewart
& Owen, must get ready 90 pay. Those having
claims against either Of said firms, will please nle
them copies with the trustee that they be paid
in their order. G. b. GOODWIN, Trustee,
iuneiS-2w No. IL. Market street.
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SERMONS, sPECTACLEs.

SS SS SS
MR.. SERMONS, the renowned optieian and manu-
wi facturer OF the above celebrated glasses, viii
shortly revisit Nashville (by request) 90 remain for
a short time only. Due notice will be given Of his ar
rival jel5
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Misfellanrons.
SPRING TRADE.
CIGAR MANUFACTORY,

fINHE undersigned is now very extensively engag
Il ed in the manufacture of ali kinds of Cigars and
is enabled to compete successfully with any of the
Eastern cities One of our firm, who has charge Of
this department Of business being q practical CT
gar Maker, customers may rely upon getting such
goods TO give satisfaction, and which we
will guarantee in every instance We can assure our
friends and customers that making as fine Ci-
gars came from Havana we import from there
the finest TOBACCO, thereby saving considerable duty
enabled TO sell our Cigars when made at much
lower rates than anything like the article could
be imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry.
Call and examine for yourselves
jan14 ALEX. DEL ISSER
Il Public Sotiara
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DILLON & co.

s0 Bil.S Crushed Sugar. for sale by
~ DILLON Co, is College street.
so bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
DILLON A CO., is College street
so hbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
DILLON CO., is College street.
so bhis Crushed Sugar, for sale by
DILLON 4 Co, is College street
so bbis Crushed Sugar, for sale by
DILLON A 90, Is College street.
so bbls Crushed Sugar FOR sale by
Je7-iw DILLON 4 CO., IS College street
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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SAFE

Il WILL. sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned bv VIM. 7. Mostly. situated on High
street South Nashville. fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred The house Is n brick with
all her necessary buildings all in good rerair
Also, vacant lot fronting on High street thirty six
feet. and running back 200 feet good location for
building site. This is desirable property 10 those
wishing "a get rid of the enormous taxes that i'm
posed upon property holders. and we would earnestly
invite those wishing 20 invest m real estate
this property.
TETsMs SAiE-A credit of one two and three
years, with interest from date.
Bs- For further particulars call on
f. r. GLAScoCK,
JET. Real Estate Agent
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

N0SG the lot we have several good Families two
n or three young Women with hrst child, four good
House Boys. boys from Is 20 20, good Dining
Servants with good lot of field hands and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-f II H HAYNES co.
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SICK Babies Waited !!
postponement.

VfTE reEret that compelled - postpone the
w large kair q ri<h plated ware. there having
been artenton IN he tran<rlsson q fA sick
As have Fsliable advise h references n rs
arrival uf give nssirs through NE daily journals
q ffisnts and easiouNrs
tanef4 hE<l y. SHEIfIS.
y. n Oar sails ~ Rich ortrnsi itslisn st.flnn-
AIRY ~l certzIas tAke place fesdsy he 16lh nat
are snre Ne Tesis IN store, and yin bs
ready for exhzblion On Aonday aeon.
Isnef& HEa