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VIRGINIA RicE. We copy the following
from the Richmond D.s5s1teA:

VIRGINIA RicE. We copy the following
from the Richmond D.spateh:
FAIRFIELD RAcEs-FoURTH DAY.-The race
yesterday was for the JOCKEY Club purse
500, three mile heats, TO which there were
three entries.
First heat---Lizzie being on the inside. at the
tap of the drum good start was effected
Tar River taking the lead and holding IL ill
reaching the back stretch. when Lizzie Tapped
aud passed him, aiding by the stand the first
time in ls55--the seeoad time Ia | SIS, and the
third tisne in 200, making she heat SIS and
goiag with apparent ease throughout the
Leaf
We append summary:
FRIDAT, FouErH DAr.--Jockey Club Purse
$500. three miles heats. i've per cent entrance:
yoAn oampeeils ca "a Lizzie MenoaAIa, yeArs cid,
b. Reverse, dam sarah Washington ....-....I 4
D. Ncfkknies fisckhsfa = hfaneh.s b.. Tar
RIVER sFs cid, ~ Nicholas, dam By slEissa = DR.
". H. olbbau . Cd. "a. Mary ksellae, yrs ela BY
lEap Gluncoe, ttasn eaie Ward s. :. $500. Or
Itals 81.
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e. The Richmond Wig callssapon James
B. Clay TO change his name. Perhaps the
next American Legislature Of Kentucky will
take the liberty, if the thing can be done
constituiionally, to change his name for him
either with or without his consent Ken
lucky should by all proper means preserve the
name Of Clay from proclamation and Disgrace.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-17

A young lady who is well posted in all the
fashionable literature of the day, quotes By
ron and Tom Moore, and works blue tailed
dogs in sky colored commissions to protection,
innocently inquired of a young gentle
the other night who this Mr.. Lecompton was.
who had occasioned so much trouble at Wash
inpton?
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal PrOneriy,

rTNHE undersigned viii sell, on the premises South
il Market street opposite the Military College on
the FIRST SATURDAY N JUNE. being the 5th th.
very valuable House and lot which the late Fred
Joate lived AT the time 81 his death fronting on Mar
kct street and running hack half way 90 College st.
Also, lot fronting l27 feet on the Lebanon Turnpike
being lot No. II In the plan Of the University lots.
Also, viii be sold The same tune and place the
personal property Of said Jontes Estate consisting in
part of excellent Cracker Machine and all the
fixtures furniture, Ae- necessary a. carry the 8a
kerry aud Confectionery business-two bread wagons
and mules, one buggy, together with stock OF
groceries, confectionery show cases, shop furniture
&c.. &c.
This is especially nne opening for Bakers and Con
fectoners il Is old and well known stand and
the only In that portion Of the city. We viii sell
the property either IN whole part private sale
and II not sold before the whole viii be offered the
highest bidder on the 18th 81 June next.
Terms made known the day Of sale.
PETER BiIIOD,
A. A. HATCHER,
may4-dtd Executors r Jonte decd.
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1858. j. III. McGili. 1858.
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE.

Corner College Street and the Public Square.
IAYING just received every style Of shell, Ivory,
ii Buffalo and Horn Puff, Tucking, side, Fine tooth
and Redding Combs. Also, Ivory Rosewood Shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, shaving and Cloth
brushes small Toilet Mirrors, LADIES and tentlemen's
Dressing Cases for travelling for the roomi Morocco
Bags Cabas, furnished and unfinished; Ebony Work
Boxes and iine Writing Desks whl sell at prices TO
suit the times apr S0-u
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"Wednesday, May 10, 1855.

SweepStke Tor all ages mile heats; 500 entrance;
$50 forfeit. John Kennedy nanrs by Erna dam
BY Ainderhy; years old. EA Thompson names b n,
BETTE Hawkins; years Old. " CheatilaIn names a
BY Giencoe, dam by Leviathan years old TG
Moore names eh by Glencoe. dam by Frank { years
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ST. Av4BNNS.
70 : A l. Il OR II + N T

THIS is one Of the handsomest improvements in
4 Etgened IL II within twenty minutes walk Of the
CAPITOL, and is elevation overlooking the entire
village, healthy and dry II Is surrounded by
pretty scenery can he found IA this county. Every
convenience necessary o. render il comfortably as a
family residence and country hue have been added.
The terms are very liberal.
jan2O-U ROYD A. co
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sweepstAke Tor untried years old. Oae mile heats
500 ENTRANCE SIS forfeit. Reunatree names ch
by Albton, dam by friam. John kennedy names
blk by Aibson, dam by teviatlI.n. John Kennedy
aames rs kmu dam by AindeFby VT Cieathan,
names Oh BY Glencoe, darn BY Ieviailan. James
Jackson names 70 by Glcneoe, dam BY Otheflo. Col
6eo Elliott names eh by AIbton dam by IseTiathan
Gen W q Harding names CD BY Allison dam ~ Prism
Gen Birding names br by EI'sllon dam by
ffam- tsca " Harding hafncs br by Efslfon
dam By NATgrave. Race aud carlley nan,e b E nv
l.snrt.- lam nv Prank
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For Sale.

A FIRST-RATE house girl, about Is wears old as
n well qualified amy In the STATE Of her age She
was raised IN good family m this county aud we
wish 20 sell her 60 some one m the CITY Call
and see her as she Is not sold for any fault.
aUr5-tf WIFI RoNn In
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Tuesday. May is, 1855.

Sweepstakc for three years old; ] nile heats 500
entrance; $50 forfeit Abncr Turner b BEETLE
Nancy, oy shamrock, dam by Belshazztr. Rice and
imported John Kennedy names Oh by Albion dam
by Ainderby. John Kennedy names hr c BY Albion
dam by Leviathan. W Roundtree names ca by
- hi -
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
For Sale.

LNoR sale 80 600 Acres Of fine land in Texas Titles
j. perfect VIII he sold in body, or in tracts Of
$40 acres or in league (442s acres) surveys Persons
wishing % make = good investment would do well TO
call and examine the plots and titles. win be sold for
cash, negroes or real estate near Nashville.
Enquire OF H. H. HANNE Co, or OF A. V. :. Inns
apr13-itf
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HI A N D E R.

rINHIS very superior and famoEs Horse Is ~
IL located for the season of is5s, al my I'LL
farm adjaallng Nashville. Mares viii be re- x II
eciyed from 10Th II March b. iuth u July al $50 each
and 81 81 the Groom, due Ioth July; ia all Cases Of
failure they may be retained gratis next year
HIGHLANDER ~as bred by Thomas fAs lor, OF ;
C., IN az he got BY Glencoe, imp his Gam easta
net winner at al distances, by Monarch, imp, &C,
his pedigree fall pare Gad lzaaoaile, and Ike the
horse himself excites the Admiratioa u The most crit
cas- Observers
HIGHLANDER Is a rich chestnut q excellent caast-
futon ami temper measuring 10 hands tn height, and
has unusual length and stootezS o. frame, coupled
with SURPRISING beanty u lorm and action. A. great
raeehorse, HishlAneg's reputation throughout the
Caion MAS, for Time. hardly eauaned, having
bcsten the best style, AL ID ha many cplFrtltoss
Ia South C4roina AMI Gsurgk, until about Eve years
odd shes be was sold foF sie 90 aad Al se0t
forth 10 meet ether formidable rivals, wherever 10 DC
leuHd.
Ia this extremely trying career, Highlander Eaacd
large share Of snrrcss - has ever atiende1 any
ra6e hoSse, under Las cifcsEstauceseoastantlyt EAF
cling and rnnnsng ali distances BE did whcthef
good bad health and condifisn.
All who have exsEnae<l HIG tII-ASDfR 4ns his colts
freely express tbs opiaisi, thez, ereeer % suF
rsar stock, for eusp a<s he v take r4nk smnng The
a1sst rusuiAbte horsas u The country.
sazsls-u h r. McGAyocK-
PENNSyLyANIA POTATOES.
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Fifty NEGROES for Sale.

A hONG the lot we have several good Families two
IL or three young Women with FIRST child four good
House Boys. boys from Is 10 20, good Dining
Servants, with good hot OF hed hands men and girls
and a good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr2q-tf II a HAYNES A co
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WILL commence on Monday, Izth May, 1858, with
w Sweepstake for ali ages; mile heats; $500
trance; $50 forfeit. Gen b r Cheatham names b IN
Lizzie Bugg, by Epsilon, dam by Aiuderby; years
Old I Roundtree names c Kate Hays, by Albion,
dam by Priam, years old. John kennedy
by Emu dam by Ainderhy; years. Cheatham
names by Glencoe, dam by Levathan; { years old.
Col Geo Elliott names Webb Allen, by Albion, dam
by Leviathan, years old.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

r WILL give the above reward for a negro named
Il Timely, II years old, small and slim for her age;
has mark from burn side of her forehead;
had when she left red stripped calico frock, made
10 open front, short sleeves, check sun bonnet.
She has been at Watkins Grove Saturday LIST
of May. She frequents Front street likely har-
bored by some person. l Will give the above reward
to any person who will bring her TO me- or inform
where can find her.
JOHN BROWNE,
may12-6 Corner Deaderick and Square.
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Dissolution.

TINE partnership heretofore existing under the
L name and style of McFERRAN 4 ALEX NDER is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will herafter be carried the old stand by j. c.
MFFRRRAN, who alone is empowered 10 settle up the
business of the old firm JAS. c. MCFERRAN,
J. n. ALEXANDER
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sEcoND R,cr

Sweepstake for years old; mile heats; 500 en-
trance; S25 forfeit. " r Chatham names oh BY
Glcncoe dam by Levathan. Mathews names b BY
wagner, dam by Leviathan. Gen W q Harding names
br by Epsilon, dam By Priam. Gen W G.. Harding
names br by Epsilon, dam by Margrave. W Round
tree names eli by Albion, dam by Priam Kelsy
Powers names ch by Albion dam by Levalhan
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable,

NORTH MARKET ST., BELOW EVANS & co.
THE subscriber has this day bought the interest of
l. J. y. ALEXANDER in the above stable, and is pre-
pared furnish short notice feet horses and
Buggies and Hacks, for which only Ueyg moderate
price will be charged. All who wish ride in style
had better give him a call.
Those wishing 10 purchase Horses will also find il
greatly to their advantage To give him CALI he is
in communication with parties in Ohio, well as else
where, through whose agency he enabled To furnish
Exactly such Horses may he wanted.
He Is also prepared TO KRick and Dock Break and
Gait Do Saddle Harness in which branch las indeed
in ALI the perfect Satisfaction as warranted. Re
member North Market street.
J. C. MCFERRAN,
may15-lm Late of Bowling Green, Ky.
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The Mountain City Hydro-ther-
aputic Institute.

TOR fnIl particulars address /. Carleton Ceyle, ~
Il D. az natsn, ga. Iaiten u located 100 miles from
Atlanta and 20 miles from Chattanooga, on the 1rr-
ga state Road. Dalton, NAY I, leSs-Aosfh 6eosgis
Tw..s Mas may io-1n
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sxseepNtnlke Erana.ea

Match for o. 500 sids 81 90 forfeit nliez beats
james jackson names Ezae Dynam BY Ctsncoe
dam BY utheilo years Old. I'm koandfFee nasnSz en-
By ssleHcoe, dam Jsne Waisoa b. frana years old
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo and Memphis.

H I.a 1srI PASSENGER as',1a PACKET s,s.a,
n. D. ELLIOTT, Master. will leave MONDAY,
May 18th, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for the above and all
intermediate ports. For freight passage apply on
board, TO A. l. DAVIS,
mayl3-td Agent
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To Be rua TIC nrss dry q the Pun haessas, with
years Old. $50 entrance: elna inssct o. more
make ! race. To Hane and eAese a the Ian aAy ~
Ms, lass. seeafily rs4aifed TaF she forfeit.
spE-1-sd >. ]. CARTER, rfopFiksor.
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dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Our notes and accounts have been placed in
the hands Of y. d CRoSs for collection an TO whom
all bills should be presented for payment.
JAMES c. BALDWIN,
J. q. FELLOWES.
The manufacture and sale of the 'EXCELSI0R"
CORN AND COB MILL will be continued by the under
signed at the foundry of T. NJ BRENNAN, No. 81 Col
lege street. JAMES c. BALDWIN.
mayl5-dlw
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Friday, Way III, Isss.
Saturday. May 81, 1855.

prioprlctorss parse 800. one mile heats
IN RAax-Pr6pTsetor's purse, sl0o. One nalle heat
for Beaten years Old.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE STOCK.

TJ'HE undersigned will sell his house miles
l. south OF Nashville, the Hiilsboro' Turnpike,
Thursday the 9th of May 1855 the following decribed
stock, wit: Several good brood Mares and Colts;
yearng Colts, Mules, Fillies and Horses; pair of
year old black Mules, well broke and in good condi
ton; about 10 head OF Hogs, consisting of stock and
fattenng hogs several Heiers; young Jennet In foal
by Rains mammoth Jack and Is or 20 head Of Sheep.
will also sell at the same time Wheat Thresher,
and other things too numerous to mention Terms of
Sale-a credit until the 18th OF December next, all
sums over s. %, for notes well secured.
may17-iw DAVID VI. ALLEN.
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OF New, Fresh aud Fashionable
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
now receiving) embracing nearly everything in the
Dry Goods Line. Also about 20 Boots and Shoes
20 pieces Carpeting Also thousand dollars worth
of new and Fashionable Really made ClOthDg-will
also offer this sale, Variety Goods Dress Trimmings
Gold and Brass Jewelry, Watches, Double and Single
Barrel Shot Guns, &c.
TERMS-All sums 500, months for satisfactory
notes payable in Bank
mayI7-td TRABUE X LUCUS.
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PENNsyLvANIA POTATOES.
0N hand and fsr sais ~ d DsckEY
" as<lo-<L
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woNAS's THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN Bysthe Author
Of asJohn Halifax, p "Genteman," &C. New York;
RupD CARLETON.
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new advertisements.
Auction Sale Extraordinary
BY Trabue & LucuS.
MAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

VXTE will sell at auction Tuesday and Wednesds
w May 18th and 10Th, 1858, a magnificent stock
OF New, Fresh aud Fashionable
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Fancy Goods.

In making up retail stock of goods, for
the country particularly, it is necessary to
purchase great many articles in the fancy
and variety line which are not kept in the
dry goods jobbing houses. house devoted
TO this peculiar branch of the trade is, there
fore, necessity wherever dry goods are at
tempted to be sold wholesale. 1t requires
good taste and sound Judgment too to make
the selections for Il house of this charac-
ter. Our friends, \. MORRISON & Co, have
for several years past been engaged in this
branch of our wholesale business exclusively,
and have developed all the qualifications nee
essary to conducting it successfully, always
making good selection of the proper articles
and disposing of them on terms advantageous
to their customers as well as to themselves
This house has now received their supplies for
the Spring, amongst which are everything de-
manded by the trade, and we would invite to
them the attention of the hundreds of new
dealers who are now making Nashville their
trading place. The old dealers will call on
them as a matter of course.
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Medical Science.

The history of 'HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, -
the remarkable Medicine Of the day, and the ma
ny that have been performed with it in of
Lioer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility; and dis
eases arising from dsordered liver stomach, pa-
among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The diseases to
which these Bitters applicable universal
that there but few Of friends who may not test
5heir virtues their families circle facquain
tances and prove their satisfaction that there
is at least one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator. It's
a fact that in the minds Of many persons prejudice
against what called Patent Medicines; but
why should this prevent you resortng a article
that has such array Of testimony To support ii as
Hollands German Bitters? Physicians prescribe it,
why should you discard i2 Judges usually consider
ell of talent, have and do in their fam
lilies. Why should you reject itS Clergymen and
those the most eminent, take H. why should not you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, to the
everlasting injury of your health; you sick and
require a medicine try these Btters.
These Bitters prepared and sold by DR.. C. NJ.
Jackson, No AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa, and
by druggists and store keepers in every and viii
age in the United States Canadas West Indies, and S
America, at rs per bottle. that the sigma
ture of c. NJ Jackson the wrapper of each bottle.
MARLIN
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE!

A 7 the late Mechanics Fair. held in the
u City Of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Glass
43-No. Il, GROVER Il BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l6I, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines ~ follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines.
that is. using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GROVER * BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN \ SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion Of the committee. is
b,st adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER X BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND. OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED advantage
of USING SPOOl.S WITHOUT RE-wIND
ING; and. with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery. Sc. IN the opinion Of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
5-r- The part Of this report referring TO
the Singer Machine az best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended 10 DE UNDERSTOOD
By THE COMMITTEE as bet FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS, AZ. THE SAME IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEwING-MA COMPANY,
M. 4. PUBLIC sQUAnE,
Nashville, Tenn.
A.srfff.. Ts~f. N 10.
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Special Hotties.
Rock City Mills.

r E BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
d FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills, Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn.
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The Proprietor OF this great labor saving machine
WHO'S temporarily In Nashville, respectfully invites a
call from the Agricuturists aud Mechanics OF David
county,-preferrng a biai and noros,gh esaBsiaa
tioH of the machine 10 any description or perform
that no might give. 4 leading feature Of this
shelter Is it, simplicity thing whch OF ITSELF recon
mends above all others. IL j. plain, simple and sub
santa in construction, not liable to get ou1 Of order
and will shell In the hands Of person, In p-,o,i
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them, (xhat other shelter In the coun
try will do twenty bushels of coru per hour. The
Proprietor Is prepared to dispose Of County
Rights or single machines, On the most reasonable
terms and, in consequences OF the unprecedented
"hard times will exchange the same for land hors.
Is, mules any kind of grain farming produce at
market prices.
The Rights for all the southern States are Tor sale
and can be had reasonably low. Price II single Ma
chimes sI2 and sIs. As they are going on rapidly
those who may wish IA purchase are invited 10 give
early cali Remember the piAce--No. a., Pubic
Square-Sheid's Auction Room. hubeo-lm
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March AZ NJ
C0TTON-There was good demand to-day, and a
lair of business transacted the basis Of
yesterdays &c for Mddling Fair
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pp Gelearapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRITM, ar THE STEAMER NIAGARA.

New YORK, March 26.-The steamer Mag
ara, with Liverpool dates of the thirteenth,
has arrived.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The India's advices reached Liverpool on
the twelfth-sales of Cotton for the week
$1,000 bales-all qualities declined one quar-
ter to three-eights, owing TO heavy imports;
Breadstuffs dull; Provisions dull; Consols
96s(9964. for money.
LIVERPOOL, Friday-Co tton-sales estima-
ted at 5000 bales, closing dull; Orleans Fair
It; Middling GIG; Mobile Fair Il; Middling
~; Upland Fair Il; Stock in port 272,000
bales. of which 900 bales are American.
Manchester advices unfav orable; Prices weak.
LIvERPooL-Flour very dull; Wheat dull
but steady; Corn quiet and steady, White
34s(934s Cd; Beef quiet; Pork dull; Bacon
slightly declined; Lard SOS; Tallow slightly
advanced, Butchers Tallow 35s; Sugar firm,
but closed with weak prices; Coffee firm; Rice
buoyant; Rosin As 3d@4s I'd; Spirits Turpen-
tine Ais 9d942s Cd.
GENERAL NEWS.
The House of Commons met on the 18th.
De Israeli announced the reception of very
satisfactory dispatches from France, and the
termination of the misunderstanding between
the two countries.
The appeal of Orsini and his accomplices
was refused.
Numerous arrests continue in France.
The India dispatch has not reached Liver
pool.
FRANCE-At Chalons 40 men surprised a
small post of infantry and attempted to seize
the Railway Station, crying % Vioe la Repub-
Hque!'
The garrison dispersed them. capturing Is.
Gortschakof has issued memorandum on
the question of the navigation of the Danube
to the French Government directly opposite
to the views of Austria.
1t was rumored at London Friday that dis
patches had arrived announcing the taking of
Lucknow. The Times states that Persigny
will not continue to represent France at this
court.
Dispatches from France to Switzerland
demand, menacingly, the removal of refugees
from the frontiers.
A Madrid telegram says that Zuloaga is
well-disposed to settle the differences between
Spain and Mexico
Good authority contradicts the statement
that Concha will be removed.
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gzs- We had the pleasure of call yester-
day from J. WrHERs CLAY. Esq, the accom-
plished editor of the Huntsville Democrat. He
proposes to take advantage of his visit here
to lay the claims of his journal before the
business men of Nashville, as an advertising
medium. The old ''Democrdt'' was one Of the
first papers published in Alabama, and has
always enjoyed high reputation, and large
circulation. The trade of the country in
which it circulates, is of great value to our
city, and every means should be taken to re-
tain and extend it, particularly now that Mem
phis is putting forth exertions to divert itfrom