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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-08

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NORRIS q STRATTON,
WHOLESALE eROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers I'm Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
no IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WWTE are now in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. 10 which We invite tie attention
Of the trade.
900 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all gradesS
$50 bbls n. Y and Baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grades
So So q @ q Cosss and Extra 90
$500 bags choice Baltimore CcGcss
100 do DO Laguyra do.
M0LASsES.
coo bbIs choice RsboiIed M0lasses,
% kssg' s.. Louis syrup;
100 do La. do
TIN PLATE.
900 boxes J. G. I0xl4 Tin;
100 HO I0xIf DO very cheap for cash.
sUNDRIEs.
$50 boxes Star Candles;
200 Dc summer do
goo do s. Louis and Mem. Soaps;
50 cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
50 50 DO do do Spice;
100 do superior Carb. Soda, d papers;
10 ceroons Indigo;
g casks Dutch Nader
30 do Spice;
% tierces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets
rs do Wash5oaus;
80 nests Tubs;
100 dozen BroOms;
$4,000 assorted Cigars;
100 bales Smoking TOhacoO.
go boxes Tobacco. al grades Va irand,;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 bhls DO Linseed Oili
IS kegs shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so eases Masou's Backing;
5000 bags fine Liverpool SALT
1000 bbls kanaWha do;
go boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WHISKY;
600 do Raw Ohio do;
30 do Old Country do;
go do Smiths old Reserve do;
iG0 do Old Bourbon 90;
50 do do Rye do;
100 do M0nongahcla dOs
% do Old Port and Malaga Winsi
so do NJ. Gni
pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Coguac Brandy;
100 st Julien Claret Vine;
! 90 baskets Champagne extra
] 800 Brandy
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
] 200 els Cider Vinegar:
I With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
I auzl MORRIS & sTRATTON.
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Cairo papers say that that devoted city is again
high and dry. It may be dry but as to being high
still admits Of doubt
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r,.s noInred Conxention az New nedEord

New BEDFORD, Tuesday, Aug 3, I60e.
The Colored Convention closed at one O'Clock to-
dsv. Resolutions were adopted for a law against
the return of fugitive slaves, against the emf
grafton of free cOlored people, and in favor Of
sending colOred children to the public schools also
recommending the harboring of fugitive slaves and
of vigilance 10 avoid imposition. Mr.. Remond
moved the appointment of a committee Of five to
dreft An address to the slaves of the South recon-
mendiug them to rise in their might and majesty
for their own freedom. A warm discussion ensued,
and the motion was lost by very small majority
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-08

ANOTHER BRIDGE OVER TIE UPPER MIssIssHPI.-
The directors of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
have decided to commence the construction of the
Fulton Bridge across the Mississippi river, to con-
nsct their road with the two railroads from Clinton
and Lyons, in Iowa, as soon as the stockholders
vote their approval of it The plan proposed is
that it be built by an independent company, but
under the control and supervision of the Galena
Company, and when completed TO be leased to them
at an annual retail of eight per cent on the cash
cost. The Galena road must have the privilege Of
purchasing the bridge at cost at any time within
five years on giving one years previous notice.
The bridge is estimated to cost 100000 and with
expense Of management and repairs the the rental
of the Galena Company will be about $4,000 per
annum. 1t was stated that the revenue Of the old
Rock Island Bridge, for the last two years, has
amounted to about this sum. A special meeting of
hestockhOlders is called to meet in Chicago the
9th of October next to decide whether the proposed
plan shall be carried out or not.
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RAPID CROWN OF WksTERE CTY.-Not four
wears since according to the LeavenWorth Times the
first house was built in that place. Yet at this time
they have nearly 1900 houses within their bounds
and a large number in process of building, or yet
to be erected ere the season closes 1t Is little
over three years since the population Of the city
vas estimated at 100! Now, it is at least 5000! 1t
has hotels 80 grocery stores, II banking houses,
% dry goods houses % clothing and Is tailoring
establishments, besides other stores for every vaTi-
ely Of goods to the number of about 1885, four daily
and four weekly papers, p real estate offices, 80
lawyers, IS doctors etc.
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PATTERSON q FREEMAN.

PATTERSON q FREEMAN,
TAV now in store, and constantly receiving, fine as
sortnent Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
thew are determined sell low any other house in the city,
at the same time wauanng their Furniture % be Of the best
workmanship and finish One Of the firm has just returned from
the east where be personally the entire stock, which is all
Of RECENT BANuFACTURE and LATEST sTYs Our stock con
ssts In part Of Rosewood and Mahogany Pror Furniture,
~ which Is very fine together with Chamber Sets, Book Gases,
Wardbes Reclining Chairs Lounges. Sofas Easy Chairs French
Besteads, Stands, Mahogany Chairs Dressing Bureaus
Extension Tables, etc. etc. and complete assortment Of all
LOW PRICED FURNITURE,
nd every variety of Wood and Cane Seat CHAIBS. We viii
eayo to please ALL will take much pleasure in showing
stock TO those who may favor s with call.
mav5q-3n PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
WE are receiving in store offer for sale the 50
w boxes stultzs and b Tobacco. This Tobacco has
REPUTATION unsurpassed by any manufactured in Virginia, and
guaranteed number
5000 genuine Rio HondO Cigars
9jOOO assorted brands Cigars, direct importation;
20 baskets Mum Champagne;
100 or. chests superior Young Hys0u Tea
or. casks Maret Brandy, imported In 1854;
casks Rochelle Brandy;
6 do Old Port Wine;
do pure Juice Port. for medicinal use.
600 boxes French Brandy;
300 barrels Cincinnati Whskeys;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
so barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For sale low by DILLON & co.
fy2O No. IS College street.
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TO SPORTSIEN.
II HAVE COLT two years old last spring, that can n
beat any named Colt Of his age in this STATE Tor - IN
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and let set the dis go
and weight To be this Fall. The forfeit CHILL
be found with E. CoWan, P. NJ. at WaTery. .
Waveyly, Tenn, July "A, ls5s.-tE3m
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-, rrr-NnsEn poLLARs REWARp.

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TsHAlI G. HARRIS Governor q the State Of Tennessee: To
all who shall these prent5reetng: whereas, 10 has
sen made kuoFu that certain F.NN. Blu RTON, charg
ed with having committed the offence Of ezement, and has
from Justice, and Is now running az large.
Now therefore, Isau G.. Harris, Governor. aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power authority I'm vested hereby offer
reward Of 500 10 any person persons who may apprehend
the said E. and deliver him 20 the Jait1r
OF our county Of Davidson, order that justice behalf
may be had and executed
In testimony whereof have heeunto set my hand and
caused the great seal Of tie state affixed Nash
lL-A.l vile, the 3lst day Of May, 1858.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
]. Z. R. RAT, Secretary Of State.
lunel2-6
OtOFFEE.--5OO bags Baltimore Coffee, for sale low for
. L cab. TERRAss RROTHERs.
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Nance & WOOdward's List.


WWTF ar Offering good bargains many desirable places in
NJ and near the city Of Nashville
one lot In fardBgs addition, 100 feet square,
handsomely nclIsl, Cottage Building Eve good
pzas and prco, house, carriage house, stable i'm
Droyements, ala and neatly finished very desirable
place.
one lot Of 60 feet front Broad street, the OF
High aud Broad streets, good business stand Prices very
low.
One large brick dwelling Broad street, opposite the Tenn
and Ala r. r. Depot Cor good and proper back build
ings, good shade iu 'front.'. Very cheap.
one lot tlet front Maple street, large new brick
dwelling OF 90 good rooms smoke house, servants
good cisJern, and handsome ubry in the yard with large
garden. Terms easy.
Several small tracts The city, varying in size from to 80
acres with good mprOyemeHtome unmprovel, at low and
liberal
Several large tracts, with good proportion Of timber and
cleared land.
One with Is0n acres mostly tmered which is splendid
OF Water STILLS and Ice Houses splendid chance for tim
Der and lumber dealers
Some go or 90 uuupr0Ysd lots in different parts Of the city
surl time and prices any who able to rent home,
that ey may purchase and pay for home and rent no longer
Persons desiring 20 purchase VIII please can az our ONCE oppo-
site 20 the ReDVJks1il B1HHeT, on peaderick street
;rr,yaar NANCE & WOODWARD.
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MEMPHIS RACE,
MEMPHIS COURSE.


The Races over the Memphis Course win
commence on tt ESDA A. october 13s 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, October 70 The --N LkER STAKE
for three wear old 500 entrance $50 Forfeit Nile heats tra
or more I'll the stake; the Club sdl sG provided the
run: and case the st day Of August l5' cer-
ity will be required for the forfeit I'm the above Stake
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile heats
SECOND DAY. "WEDNESDAY. October 20Jockey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats three in i've
SAME DAY-Sweepstake for year 0ds; S0 entrance
$50 forfeit aDash mlIe;' % MI the Stake
nov three entries Security viii he required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l.-Ihe - HAkfEk
STAKE" for three year 0ds Two mile heats; S0 entrance;
sC0 fort IN the stake; the Club b add $50,
provided the anil close lt day Of Aagus-s
ISIS. Security will BE required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, October 2JOckey Club Purse s4o
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sARrRDAT, October s3-Jockey Club Purse
81 600. Four mile heats
Waik over the above Course entities the horse % he
full amount Of Jockey Club purses
II = All entries, with f0rteits must Re dirscosd b
Wi. T. E0UNDTREE. Proprietor,
Ie2q-tII Oct 10 Memphis, Tennessee
Lexington (zyl O6scruer and Reporter copy til October -
aus send bill 70 this Office for collection
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THVHE oopsrtnershp heretofore existing under t firm style Of
WILLIAMS co. this day dissolved BY mutual
sent succeeding to the business and books Of
Williams & Co.
without delay. aug5-lm
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ALEX. DELIssER,
Successor 20 LYONS COZ
Tmporfer and Dealer in Havana Cigars
Tobacco &C.,
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS

No. II Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
WILL keep constantly hand large assortment Of Foreign
Brande Wins Gin Whisky, and Liquors every description,
Havana Cigars, smoking ami Chewing r0lacco ali Goods
appertainng my line d business, which trade and
public generally the avantageous sns: and
emery prompl attention business ll 1hzrs q
the LIBERAL patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELISSEk,
js23 Z 7lPu5le Square, Nashville, Tenn
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRAN SCENE NT.
Having succeeded TO the business
of WILLIAMS & CO., 1 will continue
the General Hardware business
heretofore conducted by thems but
from and after this day my sales
will be exclusively for cash. Being
determined to adhere strictly TO this
principle, the prices of my goods will
be reduced TO a proper extent below
the credit prices heretofore charged,
and 10 all persons desiring 10 PuT-
chase anything in my line OF business
for cash, i VIII offer such induce
1nemts as will make It 20 their inter-
est to trade with me- / have on hand
"a good stock OF Building Hardware
OF every kind, EBlacksmiths and Car
pent6rs' Tools, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Gums, Rifles Pistols &c's
&c, all % which viii be sold at re-
duCed prices.
" YOU WANT TIE WORTH OF YOUR MONEY, CALL on
JOHN WILLIAMS,
lAt the old stand Of Krkman & Ellis
aur3-dlm No. "a Public square.
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AT5.OOO--a75.OOO.

S75, OOO--S5 ,OGO.
DARE CHANGE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
q SALE-S7500O worth Of the valuable real estate
viii sell reasonable trms- OF the most desirable
city property this market, living Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce streets, suitable for business houses private
Weugs proposed exchange the above for likely Negroes,
d the best cash price
amay l5-d WILL L. BO1D,J r
Cash for Negroes.
THyE undersigned VIII p1y the cash for fifty ikeyyoung a.
Negroes will also board heroes and sell them on ~
commission Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn and<
will he responsible escape Of ell negroes left in h
charge Gail and SEE [July2stfl THOS. G. JAMES
New Books.
OsCEOLA, THE SEMINOLE Oh, The Red FaEn Of the
Flower Land BY Capt Reid. Beautifully illustrated with ORR
ginal designs.
OLD NELL; or, The Days Of the Irousders BY William
Henry Herbert
WILD FLOWERS ga novel that will not easily be sur
passed. London Observer.
THE FRENCH INCENDIARY. By Eugene sue.
TIE MODERN OTHELLO. Author Of Ellen Grant.
DUVAL AND THE MANIAC HEIREss. By 'Lie on the
Road" just received By ljuly27l JOHN YORK
CtUGAR.--lCO bbls Crushed Powdered Sugar, BaIh
- i-''' TERRAss BROTHERS.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, ART AND POLITIC
II August Number for sale by
juiyao JOHN YORK & co.
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ZOE 81 a II RARGAIN.

Z
A RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT with Tubs and Appar-
"a complete ORDER capable Of turning out 30 % .
els II Liquor per GAY. The establishment is offered for sale
on moderate terms and the receipts ; process 0fmau
featuring all kinds % Liquors viii be given % the purchaser
without charge, II desired.
This good opportunity for investing small capital, with
certainty Of its paying very large profit
Address RECTIFIEg, box 55i p o., Nashville iysf2E
ID ARE CHANCE have No. I blacksmith, % years
old and Of good character Tor sle. Also several Other
likely negro men. Lysl WILL l. BOYD, JE-
NEACKEREL! IACKEREL so blls NIacksrsl-
Nv l0O hf bills lIackerel.
SALMAN TROUT.
80 bbls saman Trout: 100 hi bbs sslan Trout Just re-
from Lake superior, caught within the last uiT
days. For sale by Gy@ll CARTER MCKAY & CO
ROckaEayss
LARGE stock and complete assortment, which viii ssl AZ
~ great bargains. Tiyls-iLl p. P.PECk.
Buggies.
az ms own and eastern Manufacture, which be
" passed for style and service. lyls-ll p. PECK
Graham's Magazine for August.
ONRAHAlTs Illustrated Magazine splendid number Just
N received and for sale hy T, HAGANs
iulyI7 Market street
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EyEEsEE ARRIVALS
n Ladies' French Lasting CATERS, with heesi
Do Italian Cloth side laced Caters;
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Caters;
do Slippers
Do Black Velvet and Rid slippers
Misses CATERS, Boots, and slippers.
fine assortment Of Chdrens and Infants Boots. Shoes, and
Caters. just received by JOHN kAMAGE,
auel a College street.
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OtOFFEE.--5OO bags Baltimore Coffee for sale Low for
4 ! cash, TERRAss BROTHERS,
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EWAVING sold out our entire business 70 Mr. A. DELIssER
we wish In this manner sincere thanks
friends and customers the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed On u.s. ami 70 solicit for successor continuation Of the
same.
All debts due 10 our firm viii be collected by NJ DELissEk
or hsauthorfze agent, alone empowered 70 settle The
LYONS 4 co
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NASHVILLE
wholesale Price Current.


Nor7-ItmsstJ s remembered that quotations for Bacon
and Lard those paid BY dealers from Wagons, and that in
filling orders, advance Of commission equal TO u a =
sapt Is chargpI.
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a DDE AOlN Al AaAA4sfs--Nn- Aa--iA,A -
"a Leather Trunks, Of medium quality, for gentlemen
Ladies French Dress Trunks;
DO Bonnet Boxes; Just received by
aurI JOHN RAMAGE. q COLLEGE 81.
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T. r. RAINS, ). H. HHows-
RAINS & BRO N,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTEOSISTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TEyyEssEE-
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals
n pure and unaduitsral Drugs fresh and genuine Eztrecs
select powders, str., always on hand
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon Rose Vanilla Pine Apple, sr berry, Celery, Almond,
Raspberry, Peach and Orange Extracts for ayorng Best Ber
mua Arrow Root, Isinsass, Gloves, Nute s 81
RAINS BROWNS.
KERR & co., IMPORTERS or REAL
n. HAVANA CIGARS pure French Br9nde Wins, iioi'
laGd Gin Jamaica Rum Aarsehiuo, A6syinth Lers &C.
Nashville. iva
TNOR sALE.--A good house carpenter, also woman vel
Il qualified as pastry COOK, cheap Tor cash a. 90
iy2i-t. ID II. HAYNES co.
Rock city WILLS z. BAUEiys co., Propri-
eors J. f. BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price an times FOR Wheat and
Corn, at their Mills, Of Line and Cherry streets, Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-From and after tsdats, uHt furshar
notice, the price %
Extra Family Flour, 81 50 Pine Bran 5 SOC
Gn6oltsd, 50 Coarss bran, -, sc
Midlings = Corn Neal 6usael S'S
All articles sold by the undersigned Deliverable any place IN
Oh ui'''''-' 20 's-'' ''' y.E. BAUMAx & co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C., from Rock CITY
Mills, viii find Orer Box the Post Once and Al vs.. IL
Gordon & Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four es
each day. liuy-5l J.. Z. BAUMAM & CO.
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN STOLEN.
TNIFTH DOLLARS viii be paid for the delivery Of The =
1T W. II. CALHOUN, Jsgeiry Store, Nashville. The Watca
made by 7. p Cooper, London Duplex Hunting Sasa5
No. G2sO. nst-d9w
nR. ID. WRIGHT, LATE OF MEMPHIS,
having Nashville, 0ers his professional Hitss
is Citzeu Oos residence shelby hseal Coega5
corner Of Broad and Yias Streets alg-am
A CARD.
HAVING sold out our entire business 20 8r. A. DELISsER
we wish In this manner sincere thanks
friends and customers the very liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed rs and % solicit Tor our successor Ct the
same
An debts due to our viii be collected by NJ DELIssEK
OF his authorized agent, who alone empowered 70 settle The ae
LYONS 4 co
ALEX. DELIssER,
Successor 90 LYONS g. COZ
Tobacco 2Css
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
TWILL keep constantine hand large assortment Of Foreign
Brandes Win Gin, Whisky, and Liquors every description
Havana Cigars, smoking AMI Chewing r06acc0, all Goods
appertanng my line u business. which te and
public generally on most advantareous sns hope
emery promp1 attention MI 1nzs q
] the ff1sraIu DAT aTsb nv 1rsie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

States. The despotsm Of the dominant caste 10
that section il most stern, the freedom Of discus
sion through the popular journals scarcely moro
than name The two Senators ard six RePresen-
ts.ives from Slave States who opposed Lecompton
were fully aware that by go doing they exposed
themselye. to ferocious denunciation traitors to
and enemies Of the South. The Southern
sepoys" i, the phra,e by which they are habitually
designated in Leading Pro-Sayery journals. All
this, and the constant reproach Of being the allies
or servitors Of Seward, Giddngs Sumner, CARR
son, &c, they encounter and defy-for Whist
VIII any Lecomptonite imagine reason for their
taking the side of Free Kansas except that they be-
leyed il the right one
". The snti-Leconpton platform in Congress
had one simple. easiy. understood principle-Suo-
mission of the Lecompton and every other Con'ti-
tuition to direct and fair vote Of the People to be
governed thereby, ard aequiescence in their verdict
thereon. The other eide assumed that Submission
was unnecessary; or, if necessary, that Lecompton
had already been submitted and ratified. On these
conflicting assumptions the Issue was made up and
the battle fought In the result, we did not attain
what We sought; neither did our adverssres. They
avoided free, full, fair submission, but they did
rot aid could not escape partisl submission.
Unfair, tortuous, equivoca as EDgsh's bill is, it
does give the People of Kansas chance to say indl-
rectly that they viii not ABIDE the Lecompton Coz
stitu,on, and virtually pledges Congress to respect
their decision. And this opportunity, poor as it 49,
they will hardly fail to improve.
" Hitherto, the Northern seryitOrs Of Slavery
have protested to stsud on platform of perfect
impaItality and Indifference as between Slavery
acd Freedom. That was the ayOwed principle and
tie chief popular recommendation Of the Nebraska
bill. Bnt the English bill demo!ishes this pretense.
No sophstry defamation, can hide the fact that
this bill alows-nay, invites, urges-Ksnsas to
come into the Union as Slave State on conditions
which it refuses her as Free State. She may
come in as a Slave State With 10000 inhabitants,
or without evidence that she has any particular
number-but if che insists on coming in as a Free
State, she must c0nclusiyey prove that she has at
least 1000. Here is Intervention of the most
palpabls, the most odous character. Does any one
suppose that the bloody instructions will not
"retuIn to plague the inventors ?" If there be
such one, let him wait and see
"Ore more such victory" said Pyrrhus, " and
81 am ruined" Can the Slavery EItensiorsts
reasonably hope for even one more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

The last accounts from MEXICO, which come
down to the 2lst from Vera Cruz and the 18Th
from the capital, show the gradual progress Of the
Zuloaga Government, and the approaching termi-
nation Of the resistance hitherto made TO it by the
Jusrez administration. The hopes Of these last
principally rested upon the State Of Vera Cruz,
whose army under La Lave Aad at first seemed
to Cutseneral Echesgarsy, sent from Puebla to re-
duce that State, butwbo had seen stopped short on
the frontier, and bad been COZ PEELED to fall back
on Puebls, it was said with considerable
loss. But, ON the ,rsb, Echeagaray ad-
ganced bya forced march spOn Otiz.ba, city Of
the State Of Vera Cruz. lying south Of Perote,
which he entered BY, surprise-the main body of
the troops Of Vera Cruz being at Jals2a, on the
more northern and principal route of 9ommunica
ton between the west and the table Land. Tna
! CON mandaat OF the town was made prisoner, with
his staf, among WHOM was Mr.. Sidney Coolidge
of Bostoa, a.grea:- grandson Of Thomas Jefferiau,
who had gone to Mexico IS astronomer to TalcOtt's
engineer corps, employed in the sEsey of the Vera
Cruz Railroad, but after the breaking up OF the
survey had joined La Layes Amy as volunteer,
There was some disposition 10 shoot him at oncs
as fllbuster, but on representations made 10
EsAesgsyay a promise lad been given to spare
be life. He was likely, However, to re tried BY 9
court martial, and scateRced perhaps to pena
lsboY.
From Olizabs, HsAesgaray had AdvaIc.i TO Cor
doya which had fallen into his hands. as al.o tn,
fortified pass Of Chiquihuits. thus opening tn
ROAD to the bot country of the cGsat. These event