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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-29
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Saw Mills; Castings:
sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Aiii Machinery &
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Cotton Mills; GudgeOns Skating &c.
An extensive catalogue of Patterns OF Spur and
Bey Geerng, Pulleys Balance and Band Wheels to
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professional Cards.
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Every disease, II trusted TO him in time must van
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fectons of the lungs ETC., he has peculiar SUCCESS
ful treatment, experimented himself
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
CITY intelligence.

ALLEGED INSULT TO A SOUTHERN LADY AT EIBto's
THEATRE By A New York DRY GOODS CLERK aE YOUNG
NAN sKyEEELY BEATEN AT THE MErRoporIrAg RorM-AR
REST AssAuANr Last evening about mil nigh. The
Metropolitan Hotel the of some little excite.
pnent originating oat Of insult alleged TO have been
given youug1lady at N,bos theatre by young man
named Charles Parish, said to be clerk in The stab
men Of Cstln Leavitt Co this city. appears tia,
Mr.. George Dashed, OF Memphis, Tenn, and who is
stopping at tie above hotel accompanied the daughter
ard sister OF Ihomas A. Nelson, sao OF Memphis 10
Nibo's 10 see The Raves. During the performances, Mr.
Nelson's daughters atts nion suddenly called 10
5oupg man sitting near by WHO took the liberty to place
her lap card, With something written thereon NOT
knowing the stranger. she threw 1t upon the floor but
in few moments the eame thing was repested
She at Mr. Dseheel who was sitting besde
her. OF The fact, when be became much enrsged and 1t
took his company from the theatre to the hotel AZ
ss Nelsop pssed cut Is alleged that Parish who was
he patty WHO had handed the cards to her, under.
trek 20 pace his hand about Der waist but was pre
vented by Miss Nelson making rather a sudden
turn, which !oilsd his attempt Mas Nelson becompr
alarmed hurst INTO tears and a. once led from The
theatre D,fhte as toon a. he had left the ladies'
turned TO tho theatre and shortly after folio wed Parish
out who went into the office Of tho Metropolitan Howl
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toe market The sales to-day were Only 245 bales, o.
Which bas Of .Se new crop cold ct l2c. Freighx 10
Liverpool "a.
Nav ORLEANS, August IL, 1862
Cotton very dull and unchanged. Flour dull sales at
"a SO for supefhLe.
BALTIMORE, August IL, 1859.
-Four Gull ano dropping. Wheat has declined &c. &C.;
fAts Of 26,Coc bushels ranging at 81 10 81 Is Corn
very dUll; white end yellow TIC 76c. Provisions firm
and upehapgtd Whtkey dull at &c. Coffee dull Rio
lchc l2c
PHuADgrrHA, August IL, 1859.
Flour unchanged Wheat active; white 81 AZ 81 40,
Ied 81 80 81 SO Corn hrn yellow 74c. Oats active at
Soc q aec. whtkey unchanged.
CIscEsAII, August IL ,859.
Flour dull at 81 70 IS FOR supeIhne. VIII ,st dull.
"hHAey quiet at 2.hc. Bacon firm :, e,u
Flour quiet Wheat active. Corn steady sales 4, 300
busheie al 6ahc Gets steady. Receipts tod,y 400
bbs flour. 340 bushels wheat, 80 600 bushels corn.
shrmeDts-lS COO bushels wheat
BUFFALO, August Ill N.
Flour dr and without quetsbie change, but tending
DOWNWARD sales 500 bbls. Wbest-Demand moderate,
winter white &C. lower saes Is Goo bushels, all 10 email
lots with the exception OF 6c0O bushels white OHIO
81 TO- red winter 81 Is. Corn lc lower ta!es $i2 Oco
bushels No Illinois at 81 &c. Other grains nominal
Whskey steady tAles 40 bbs. at 24c. Lake imports
eusbtls COM SEQ bushels Canal exports-l 400
bos -four, SEQ bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn,
eco bushels rye.
BUFFALO, August HEP n.
Four-Demand fair, but market tending down ward,
without quoiabe change in prices sales 400 bbs at 50
10 "a State standard spring wheat 81 30 for
good extra Illinois 81 so - rs for extra Wiec0nsin IS
rs rs for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio Wheat &c
lower red white winter sales II 900 bushels 05
red Ohio 81 10 for white do 81 80 81 80 for choic,
white Kentucky Corn Hc. lover sales IL 0c0 bushels
No llipois ut 671sc.; other grades quiet Whiskey
steady; eaes 40 bbs ut 24c Lake import O00 bbs.
-four 20 eco bushels wheat 5000 bushels Caual
exyorts-1 AGO bbs flour, 5000 bushels wheat IL, 900
buthels corn, $50 bushels rye.
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Affairs In Washington,

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FACILITATING TIE TRANsPOR-
TATION OF THE MAILs--NATIoNAL TEACHERS CON.
NEN11ON, ETC.
WASHINGTON, August II 1859.
The delegates representing the railroads the South
western or middle route between Washington and New
Orleans commenced their cessien here TO day Their bust
Lees is with reference TO the transportation Of the great
nail from Portland Maine, to New Orleans and TO agree
open joint bid for the performance Of the service.
AS the Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Lynch.
burg and tie remaining part OF the Mississippi
Central Railroad will be finished by the LIST
CT January, at which time the next contract IL to
take effect, these delegates confidently say that they will
hs able to carry the mails between New Orleans and New
York IN three and half days. Another object Of the
p'esent meeting is 10 make uniform arrangements
ceJnpg the general passenger and freight business.
The Chevaer P. NassoDes, Charge dAffairs of his 81
Gillian Majesty has presented his credentials in that cha
racter to the Secretary Of state and Mr. Edward Bondee
yesterday delivered his credentials to the President and
received Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
roientay Of bis Majesty the King Of the Begsns TO this
government.
The National Teachers Association, session here have
elec'ed w. Buckley Of Brooklyn, n Y, President for
the ensuing year and decided TO publish monthly peri
odical In futbercnce Of the OF education This
afternoon the delegates had pleasant time in visiting
President Buchanan.
Commander William Smith has been ordered to the
command of the receiving ship at Boston, Livingston
cetacfed
TIE OF TIE United S.ates steamer Metacome. now
en- the Bra staiioD has been changed to tie Pulaski
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO KnL-Pbip Cornelius, q waiter ie
the Metropolitan Hoe appeared before Justice srenpan
at the Essex Market Police Court and preferred charge
Of assault with intent to kill against Char les Anderson
The compliment alleges that the accused struck him
blow on the head with bltchet and also stem pied to
eboot h m with large horee pistol the quarrel grew
sed with the girl. Ali the part.s are co'ofed and
he interest taseE in the by the negroes at the Metro
rolian ives immense. The gstrae decided TO hold Mr.
Andersen 10 bail IN the OF 1900, to anewer the
charge.
Pretty WOMAN IN Dad scRAPE Jenny Connolly a
youre Nomsn OF extremely appearance was
airagped before Justice Brennan charge OF picking
pockets in Of the Second avenue cars Cahasibe DAILY
nbareed The prisoner with stealing pocketbook
ng twenty five cents; and Mrs Susan Comfy, of Eighty
sixth street. stated that che caught the prisoner the
o. stetpg hers Mise Connolly committed for trial
Oh both complaints.
AN ALLEGED BIGAMIsT IN Custody. Patrick Hunt, q
tive Of Ireland eyed twenty eight years. brought
fore Alderman Smith at the Lower Police Court charge
Of pgsmy. The prisoner, 1t is alleged, entered into
matrimony with Horora Gray while his first wife
still alive and undivorced from him. The last marriage
WEB entraced nearly four years ago by Father Cursn
eugh Ware o; No. 5l7 Pearl street. The accused was
held for examination.
CORRECTION The captain Of the brig George Washing
ton wishes Us to state that the complaint against some
his crew for stealing sugar made By one of the
eaoe whom he bad discharged that the amount
Rugar stolen was 1856 WORTH $500 as previously
reported prisoners were not handed over
70 the British Consul, but discharged when brough, to
Court.
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were caused by its exposure to the sun while it
lay coiled in the watts at the Greenwich factory.
For &c, veral days it was exposed to heat Of 12O
degrees, O ontrsry to the orders of the company
who had civ 'en directions to have sheds placed
over the watts with the view Of preventing the
possibility of such an occurrence. la some parts
the heat had affected it TO such degree that tSe
gutta percha was M elted and the conductor pro
truded through its covering in many portions,
thus destroying the Insulation. This was subse-
quently proved in the cutting OF 1t up into
charms and trinkois il this city
Now, however, the enterprise may De said to
be fairly on its feet again, and with the ahvant-
age in its favor that it is just as it should have
been at first on democratic basis. When it
was organized it was an aristocratic affair, in
which no one who could not purchase a share at
five thousand dollars was allowed to participate.
On this basis it broke down, and old Neptune
himself seemed to be against it,; but it is now in
the right way to succeed. Louis Napoleon put
bis great national loan on democratic basis, go
that every man who had ten francs could invest
in the funds. This is the plan the Atlantic
Telegraph Company have adopted. They have
brought down the price Of share at q jump
from five thousand dollars to twenty five, and
the British government has backed them up by
guaranteeing eight per cent on conditions speci.
fed in the advertisements. The Atlantic tele-
graph may now be regarded as fixed fact, and
those who bad to be content with the possession
of cable charm can now glory in being the
owners of shares to any amount
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Personal Intelligence.

The vicksburg Wing Of the 9Th inst mentions having
seen etter from General Walker his iuten
VIZ 10 heod snotber company emigraug to Nicaragua
few weeks that ali parties wishing TO 20 must be ia
New Orleans BY the 18th Of September
Cyrus W. Field, lq, attended the Williams College
mept end was added TO the list OF those who
received The honorary degree Of Master OF Arts.
Don Rice, the Snowman, has added a system OF copor.
age 10 MS cifcus and In the New Eogand towns where
ne pants MS eut he occupies the day In distributing re
lglous tracts. ~
Captain L sgreavee, corps Of Typographical Engineers.
pas pe leIeved from duty 10 the Fifth Lighthouse dis
rict and Major Hartman Bscbe Eugineers
has been detailed TO assume bis dutes
Mr. Robert Walker Of tho Seed division attached 10
the Agricultural Department Of the United Ststes Patent
Office has been transferred 10 the ocs OF Second Asast
ant Examiner in the paten, ONCE ''''
Third Assssnt Engineer las Wallace AMI Acting Roa
John K Bartlett have rendered their
which have been accepted.
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Died.

ARouL4Rus-At Stan ford, Conn, on Wednesday, Au
gust TO- Mrs PBGBE AIcuIAus relct OF the lale George
ArCularus, aged &C years.
Tho fiends Of the family those Of her SON. George p
Ebbet,s and j. hail. are respectfully invited to attend
the frnera frcm No las East Fourteenth street, this
(Fricay) afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Ars1IN.-On Wednesday morning, August io aIter
fhost and illness, Of Inflammation OF the bowels,
Ms C1ARIssA AUSTIN, aged 50 years
Her friends and acausinances those Of her sons, John
S. and Isaac a. and of her In law, Thomas Kaghan,
are respectfully invited to attend the FUNERAL from her
late reside nce No Isl Ainsle street. between Leonard
noon at two o'clock The remains will DO taken to Green
wood
painful Illness, FANNY MoRRoGH, wife Of General JOSEPH
Avezzspa, aged 43 years
TIE re'aves and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to 1teud the requiem psss funeral ses yoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

CINtINNATI, AuBuW IT 1903
AT about one O'Clock this morning fire. broke out in
no wholeEee liquor hinIe Of s. Boyle, which was en-.
rey destroyed; the lois thereon is about 500 co.,
tr'ed for $4,000 The fire extended TO the warehouse
Occupied by S Pike, wholesale liquor dealer, and
.rane, Breeo Co metallic burial case manufacturers
100 loss o. the former IS $50 0c0 Insured $40 COO
stes;s Ciare, Breed Go g loss 10 about $40 GOO
TIC tsses BY the t,e are folows:-Boyle & Co.,
fiow Br, Co $50 600; fully insured G. Hepshaw.
furniture mandatory, sloooo fully injured Toe recti.
wing houfe CT s. N Pike amost wholly DESTROYED:
icss $40 Gee; insured probably $1,000
Several fEemen were Injured by The falling of walls
During the tire tue water in the ciserns became ex-
hslsted But for This tie obstruction Of property would
tDUe been lees
the whole steam fire department were on duty, and
~aler had 10 be conveyed Tor d distance OF hail mile
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown
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Com pliment TO the Memory OF the Late Io-
pt0nD.

BosToy, August IL, 1859
me ifiends OF the late Hon. Horace Mann held meet
lng 70 Gay etfhe rooms OF the American Untar an A.
tSIaon GEORGE Emerson, Treasurer Of the Board
=, Remarks euloehtc OF the deceased were maze by
Ken. Linus B. Comins, Eon. Henry Wilson. Rev ~
"tipet, Rev. Mr. Wasers,on, Professor Badger Of An
uoen Coh.g and others, In which the abors of Mr.
Mann in the OF education were appyonrasav and
fcelingly alluded TO. ~"
TIE following committee appointed TO carry cut
ltose Of 'De meeting to erect suitable monument 10
bis memory at Mount sAubuIp hon. Josish Quincy
rtmuel G. Howe, George 8. Boutwell,, George B Finer
Ednur ds and r. q Watson.
Nwss stated that fund Of $50, eco has already been
Invested Tor the beneft Of Mr.. Mann g children
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THE LATEST NEWS.


NEWPORT, August II, 1919
The Regatta Of the New York Yacht Club of here
10 cay II was smooth water affair, with light breeze
he course twenty miles out and twenty back
Nore Of the fret class soops entered for the stakes
three hundred dollars in plate, divided between three
classes Of yachts.
The entries the sloops Narragansett Ray and Al
rhe Of the third class the Plover and the Escort of the
second cass the second class schoopers Restless Bonita
Tela the frat cass scbooners Madge, wdeeon Fa-
vorla and Zpga.
The start at about eleven O'Clock, and the yachts
returned from half past four till five O'Clock.
The Na,rsganse, Restless Plover, and Madgie won the
prizss In their respective classes.
TIE new sloop Mallory ruled out for starting lees
than two minutes too late She bea! the Pover viewer
twenty pre minutes.
The squadron calls or New Bedford to morrow and the
cruise will be finished this week.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH on DEMOCRATIC
BAsIs.-The advertisement Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, which will be found
in this mornings HERALD. will be read
with interest by all who desire the permanent
success Of the great enterprise aod that includes
everybody. The practcabilits of the work has
been fully proved, although, from the failure OF
the cable about month after ii had been sub
merged, Ne w"tk has to be doue over agair.
That failure was attributable to The defects which
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Our Panama Correspondence.

Our Panama Corrssponde1ce.
PANAMA, August 9, 1869.
Dissatisfaction Of the Carogenian 'cith tie Government
of Osrina--The Channel of the San Juan Esc1pe Of
Prisoners - Naval Intelligence The Grau:diagcrs CT
Chi,iqui, dc dc.
We have later dates than already in posses
sion Of from Central and South America the Columbus,
from the first not being due till the 9Th, the British
steamer, from the south, till the same day.
By the British steamer Thames at Aspnwall, we have
dates from Bogoa to the 18th uIt There ws Of
interest Ut the capital
At athagena the dissatisfaction Of the people with the
present national administration Of President Ospina had
broken out into revolution. On the 25th u few per-
sons under Juan Jose Neto met, and after psradns the
streets shor me went to the guard house and required
the armed police 10 surrender their aims, which they
mediatey did without resistance. The next day Neto
adherents that 81 the time bad arrived for chang
ing the present state of things and restoring the
promised that The property Of ali should be respected
and invited the people TO meet at twelve O'Clock the
10th at the Casa Consaofal o take measures to com
plee the revolution so happily began" When the steamer
left on the Goth all was quiet end the town bore its usual
appearance, except tina. few armed parading
the streets and or two old cannon had been dragged
out to the public plaza Governor Calyc absent at
the time OF The outbreak learn that the revoutioniss
sez'd the Bogota mail and took from In govern
mebt money.
From San Juan Gel Norte learn that the channel to
That hsroor does lot deepen any II is Cow only fifty feet
WIDE, x'h thirteen feet water The British tender Kings
tn in trying 10 get out the other day grounded on the
BAR and near being lost.
We have nothng further from the gold dggers of Chr
qui no vefses having arrived The past fortnight The ex
citemebt tere, however is uncimi sned Three vessea
with about $50 pore ems have already gore down. and
beo more are filling up. 10 MY next hope to be able TO
give ) on some interesting particulars.
sone eight Or ten prisoners escs ped from all last wee
m EDWARDS, OF New York, roied coarscter on this
ooss charged, 10 company ~ith Costa Ricans
stcm be brought bere for tie purpose, with having reb
bed Hadame Mayer, of This city, of large amount OF
swelry. Tom escaped puDfhment but the Costa Ricans
~ere imprisoned aud Tom has been hanging about here
for Go three weeks assist bis comrades in making
Their escape which they effected b. brbirg the soldiers
in charge cf them.
Ibe St Mays sailed ibe 28h OF July FOR Re aeio to
relieve The Cyone. The Vandalis ia still here TIE Ro
arcke and ST Louis at Aspinwall The Merrimac and
SsrEpac on tire sonth coest
Tie Star OF the Vests passengers arrived in pansma
Argwt !, IN twelve days fom New York. That line
ought to be called s'Tbe Ssifisure II is about time
iometCoy eise took hod OF the bellows.
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nine out of every hundred people who are def
cient in such taste the racing day at the Union,
the Fashion or the Eclipse course, on Long Is
land, has no attraction whatever. Who will
make the move to popularize our racing days,
by setting aside the price Of admission at the
gate, and charging only for place on the grand
stand? Whoever will do 80 will enrich them.
selves and give the community new aud
eautary pleasure.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

The steamship Star Of the West, A. G. Gray, COM
mander from Aspnwsl via Key West, with passengers,
mails and treasure, to NJ O. Roberts, left Aspinwa on
he night of the I'd inst and Key West the morning Of
he 7th and arrived at this port about ten O'Clock last
night
Tie United States steam frgate Roanoke and frgate
ST Louis were ct Arpnwall. Crews al well.
By the Star OF the West We notice the arrival OF the
celebrated running horse Comet, who has made such
wonderful time over the California courses.
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. tCUrHmeft of the Ohio Anti. slavery

CINCINNATI, August IL, 1859.
The Convention discussed and ended the resolutions
submitted yesterday, aud hen adopted them.
Standing Committee 'or the State at Largo was an.
pointed.
The Convention then, after passing three additional 70.
to!uons, adjourned sire die.
g. ne mex, meeting is TO 30 determined upon by the
S,anUIp - -
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THE LATE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS IN REFER
ENcE TO THE NEXT PREsIDENCY-In the face of
the fact that, in the late Kentucky, Tennessee
and North Carolina elections the democracy
have Substantially maintained their ground on
the popular vote, there has been a remarkable
revolution in the Congressional schedule of these
three States
III Kentucky, ten members in all, the oppoai-
ton have gained two, which increases their
strength to .eur, and they have tie on the
fifth. AS u tie in Kentucky is settled by lottery,
the chances are even for the opposition candi.
date. Should he win the seat, the Kentucky
delegation viii be tied in the House-fve demo-
Gratis ar FIVE opposition members.
In Tennessee the opposition have gained no
less than four congressman, which increases
their strength to seven, and gives them of the
delegation majority of four.
The opposition have gained two members in
North Carolina which makes the new delega.
ton te-four democrats AMI four opposition
members
Thus, il me Presidential election should be
thrown lnto The House Of Representatives, as it
may be, the reader will perceive that as EACH
State big or little, gives in the House only one
vote for The President, the democracy have lost
two, and perhaps three Southern States. Ii we
add Mary land, even as tie, as it was in the last
Congress. and Texas as tie, there will be four,
and perhaps five Southern States upon which
the democracy cannot count should the Presi.
Dental election on the three highest candidates
from the people, be carried into the House.
In view Of this contingency the Southern
opposition party have secured the balance Of
power, which may give them the whip hand ia
the settlement Of the question. But as the issue
in the House will not be introduced till some
where about the middle of February, and as the
session QS6D will close on the 4th March, the
contest, without decision, may exhaust the
session la that event, the person elected as
vice President, by the people or by the Senate,
will become tie President; and in view of this
contingency let every party concerned remember
She importance of their candidate for Vice Pre-.
eident and cut their cloth accordingly.
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Mayrisd.

AIIKNsoN-M oREHousE- On Sunday, August 7 nv AL,
dermau STAR OF the Seventh DISTRICT Mr. BoRArIo AI1KIy
son 10 Miss FANNY MoREBousE, Of Westport, Conn.,
PIAoTaY-GnGG On Sunday, August I, by Alderman
starr, OF the Seventh district Mr. NICHOLAS PIAcrRY 10
Mss IHspEsA GfIGG, Of Philadelphia.
Mespoit and Philadelphia papers please copy.
WEs1ESvEIr-CoRNSLI In New York oa "wednesday
August 10. by the Rev. Samuel Curry JAMES WEsrsR.
Welt, Of BrszoIa Texas to JULIA j. CORNELL Of New York