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.asRorest is snpposed tkst the CREST ma ority a
sthf ceFpsSs still enasss in the body of he shin
TheLOhdcE l7sra5sbf tie ID ihst.rerSarkl ..Iile
saeeeunts conslhue esnhic1ihg ia relation I'd the rel
IcOsery of the geld from the week Of the Royal
Charter 1t was stated yesterday ternoOn that the
impression Of of the Representatives of Lloyds
ls'iavofabae % the divers securing considerable
amount when proper inspectors of the wreck shall
haze bseracarTied ont but fhisl cannot Be irnmeai
lately accomplished"
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DIR. KINGS DISSERSARK
F0R pRpVATE Disc ASFs.

4N(s DR., King, formerly Of New YORK, Tor 1os AS
sSkA four years Of Louisyle Kensuesy acc yno "a
evotsd bis attention to the tresuient Of private 80
Thirty years hattsrs himself haVing Attended % PsiS
msny years. and cured huEanos ne - - h.
afi sezss o. private nsture uater hos =
,from ipudons medical treaiment or from nss - = h
llr Kings Dispensary No 2 Deaerics 49, ,tS
anf the Sqaare, where he al - infsrss-s.
ClosoKsEA cured without Dsucio1s neiielns "
srTcTuTEs OF old or recent dAtf, ehscuAlg s $500,
-. - a. ne,fi50 pain
1~irfs 6ssJtl cannot be eufose Perhaps %
80 ne consitltg = - - -.
i sygv-tys With All tie jisets Is % - g. - - 49,
:, can edectuals cure ~ S-esyt, A.
isss ~ o4o rtegsr stienaol SAVING ssen gwen .
- 5fi he eoaseqaences gre q. y - lseusnt
ths aieAs ~ Re destructive haoEs q ineonsdrlze
IAN In meD5 Indulgence q the passions nesiect Of
coasit7i renosfihs - set N
- sr goeieiy AID eans.ns pIeneais 90 49,
At ior ~ laoring En any difficulty Of ehesFQEb
res b grng and ssating feir oe1e. NJ
Persons srtsd to Dr. A. hinENc = leader1sz stress
closs have The neczssry melcine 90 theK
Nashve = a. eciious- Strict secFesy Observed Oas
address wa ii the n.ornng untl Il u evening
Esas23. lsss-st eaz.
1! : - o.,ssas ssirsas or getting a PairofSeoa
"A kid clsvea Ger ssvsnty-fITs csnts.
win dovssl % can soonas.
Borssssa q GuatEaAA's Fancy stsrs'
Na . czsaz sssss.
p.s-rasy hsss Opsasl the Prssss Eools sssF bas.h.
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NV BILLS.
Foreign InvesIIuents in the gRited

9 HoASAk AANoHb4HeA1tA n the tniteU SSatea
q 4 writer who has had access to the books of tn
ssub-treasury in New York, where the interest o
about seven-eighths of the public debt of the Uni
|Sted States is paid, says;
81 These books Are curious study Many of tn
%names they contain are household words Som
mare the names of Europeans others of West Indians
land even Aslatics. Barelya third of the public deb
ES held IN this country. The bulk of it. we imagine
lis held In Continental Europe The heaviest foreiU
7crediter we noticed is Lord Overstone, 1.-THE famou
Ohm Lloyd) who has lent this country no less thai
as9oHuOO. 4 Spanish lady, Aereed de Easeca, is oui
qreditor to the tune of 100000 and noble fTient
aof hers the Count Casa Moltloyoy Castillo draw
six per cent. on Sl0000Q Several persons connect
Geo with the royal families of Eufope are creditors
$ei ours, The hIother of the King of Naples took
SouOuO some years ago, and instructed his agent to
invest the dividends they accrued in the same Sc
scurIty He now owns over S75, 900. His niece, The
8doughter Of Bomba, is registered as creditor 70,
oVer S5p,OOO. These wise people have hasn look ms
out for rainy day. Another noble parsonage Tie
late Duchess Of Orleans has enough In the United
ntaes slXes 70 save the Count Of Paris from being
fFompellsd to follow HIS grand fathers examine and
i keep school. Several of the SAKE Coburg Gothas
seaEe also invested IN the same country
4he CaHnt ftossl saw enough Of the countrv ,Elia
ne was mere to invest few thousands in the famops
name OF Sontag; and little Paul Julien has triAs
seneggh 10 keep him when his violin fails One can
sthe Rothsehilds, both Of 1oAdon and Paris hit n
rs opTloqs that the famous publisher. Panchonl,e1
III rams, Is q creditor of the United States ami
tibet the dramatic author, Scribe has also inyesteS
enough to give him nearly 1000 francs a wear d
careful study of Democracy in Ame11ca annaa,-
TO have persuaded Monsieur Tocqueville TO fodgel
some of his savings the hands of our poyernm
and lord Aacauley, who began with a bagateIh ~
y S30.OG0 'N''''t0 " 'e''t-
hut we shah never end if we attcrupt to ann
l4erate gil the people who have their money placed
"a the United States securities Here are lori
Dundonald, the great sailor. who has a large suns
Tor son of Neptune, the Prince de Reauyeaa. thsf
Count de Narbonqe, Sir John Bayley .ihe Mari
gus ,0f Champagne, Barring Brothess, Count an
Beaumont, &c: Bermoioff and a host of titledk
pspple who. perhaps, depend upon the honesty
and solyepcy OF the United States government for
living.
Lord Egin saw enough of US toll cave $4,000 Of
his savings in our six per cents and the famousY
Russian Alexendre Herzen has bagatele OF
S309G0 IN the same security. There is anotherE
:reditor whose name is curiosity. 1t runs thus IS
Baron Louis Nuna -Epaminondas Justidiap Arts
ides Decius Sails Heldenstein Lehensteil Gep5ei,,
leih. Fancy man Wifli such name draWinaf
yenFyisi4 collars and ffty cents from the United
'tates
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Public Sale eff Lots at
PEN S AC OIL

FUyHB undeTssad. Trustees Of tie Pe-aseosa CITY o-,,
having determined to hold sale a portions ~ tseI ~
m various parts OF hsir extensive property here
give noSs that such sale will take place the Sh DAY OF
GEMRER 1852 at the COmpAnyS 0Roe IN he city Of Pe5aa
9eol - " @SA4@
The object OF this SALE which Is the h.st Of SERIES Is to rae
with tho general imProv Pensacola du
sacolA Rail Road ia xareas connections win Monte Coir
lou -andthe Northsza RaA Roads. ~
Terms Of psymant, third in one- third II a 90.
onehird in sEayears 10 notes bearing seVenper cent
Tor the first seyen PER cent Mortgage PONDS OF the Alaama 49,
lieu Of the notes. 80 - Par ~
sale will take place in due e when the MoDtg
.and PENSACOLA Rail Road shall haze been frber
wards completion, and when is auence SHAH have h
widely felt and Acknowledged W." " ela
CHABd.Es A. DAYIs,l Trustse- % A..
= p SAAL JAUD0N, Psnsar. ~ ~. ~
Pensscola, IFSSS fnoTIi-atsecS1 O0nPany-
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The LATE STORM on THE ENGLISH COAsr--A return
at Hoyds, made up to Saturday, 18th ult giTes the
following result of casualties to life and Shipping BY
!he great gale on the English coast:
Vessels totally wrecked Cd
Nessels stranded, and other casualties .,t,' ,5aQ
Total. e9g
PROBABLE loss of life including the Royal Charter 500
Numerous losses are reported on theWeleh coast.
A correspondent of the London Times, ,vritinaI
from the scene of the wreck of the Royal Charter
says very few additional bodies had been washed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

i re- WEDNESDAY,, NOV. ZoI 1908.
The session was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.
BGrdweA ---- -s
Mr.. CHEAFHAM obtAinsd leave to vote emo
on Mr.. L9ekaart's amendment to the bill establish
ing branch Of the Chattanooga Bank at Memphis,
adopted yesterday mOraing.
AMENDMENTS To THE CONSTITUTION
Mr.. DUDLEY entered motion to reconsider The
vote OF yesterday, rejecting Mr. Jones resolution,
proposing to amend the Constitution.
PETITIONS. :. =;
Mr. M0RPHIS presented a petition from certsin
itizens Of McNairy county, asking tn u an act Be
passed declaring the TuscumbiA river navigsble to
the State line, which was Read and laid the table.
Mr. SHIELD presented apetition from guniry mer7
chants and other citizens Of Fulishems relative TO
.he merchants taxi Whioh Wssreferred to the spec
al committee on thet subject without reading.
Also petition from certain oitizsns of, Yullsho
ma, in relation to granting chaFter for femsls
school, which was referred to the Committee on 3D.
loatiOR without reading. ftt rg:,-'...-. Il
g.. ,TPpLIEG AER TIPPING HOUSES. n
Mr.. JONES entered motion to reconsider Il :
yOts Of Yesterday indefinitely POstpOning Senator
Horns bill, S, IS,
e.. NEW STOVES FOR THH HALL.
Mr.. WISENER offered resolution authorship
the Secretary of State to purchase new aud suitable
stoves for the Hall of the House, and sell tie old
mes, which ives adopted under sgsEepsiOa Of thel
rules, -" .
NEW BILLS, II
The following bills introduced, and severally
passed to the second reading:
By Mr.. M0RPHIS, 3l9, to declare the Tuscum4
oia river nRyigsble. =
By Mr.. CAN'T, 800, to enable the State to cold
ect 1000 from the Memphis and ChsrlestonL
Railroad, purchase money for the Memphis and La
grange Railroad. i
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LoniaTilic and NashYiIIe

n srs,sb Passenger TraiHs hssrsen Nashville 1ndI0u
" Ia 5sf1T close connections az Louisville for neS
So Phiiaislehia, Baltimore, Washington C4fys bai'
so Mag Falls, Cleveland Cincinnati s. LOUIS s VIC
AZ 49,, IzFes EashyBls A n daily stoppinet Galis-
IL, Green. 0asgoE Junction. EEaof ht3Bas and
o1,s- : A. Souih O. Lebanon Junction. when Egnad
H. a. sn,i Ar fsng 10 louisville 220 NJ. Returning
lsaves Louisville 49, n stopping A&oote' anu 4lts
n yssbyiIIe at3.4i p h.
tsd storniog a. Srst and arriving louisville
h al night Returning isses Louisville q PIP H. stsPpipg
-sa5eve, and arriving in Ss.lsls a. - ~ e. night
days exsep'eG ABB NJ stepeng az regular stations When
turnnE leaves Csslsin st6s Ead arrives inAEs At
|845 A II. -. : :, -,
Al FiEIO' e'n1' Ticket Ags. nOvs asf Y
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|fElHB -lne passenger psckst r L 4 NJ - 80
coRnETT, MISTER, viii leave Tor he above ifeS -
and fntermedste pofts THuRsDAf, she e4h
mat q sRA passage apply board or Is 8
"O'@- - RAAILrQSs AEeat.
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ROOK s.
he Standard British classic.

- H BERRY 4 co. HAVE ON SALE
! 1HE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON,
Insia7 Ne sis osashss n Bishop aFas ssl.Iss, IN
A. and ether pscss found in sny previous collection
.no H.eaaAss Assay his Life WBTks- EGtsa. Win
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'a portrait and PLACES, complete in TOis., l2na.,
$50 aAl's-74.ll slf' sziEa.
THE WORKS OF oLIKER GOLDSMITH.
eeEprsins Fazsty At pisca nov WIN a.
plous Notes JAMS P1IOs win s,sei ysnstts eoDpistS
in4v'ls. Isas., SlOth sAae-hslf eaIi, srlsr..
TIE, W0RKS OF HE4RK FIELDING. 49,.
with Memoir Of his Life and w,itinss b. .o., o.o.
Tirsse0mPlsts American edition, with portrait on e.
vOls.. HnO., sloth sans-haf calf, szsri- -
THE WORKS OF-ToBLAS sN0LLETr
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written BY himself, and portrait steel, VOls i9ae
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THE WORKS OF DE1T SWIFT,
Ts LIE Of the Author; and eo0ioas Notes, By THozls
cos. portrait stssls vols, l2no., Cloth sans han
cali, extra. -
a
TIE WORKS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Fnh the Biography BY NAsAStsr,s vols, now'rsaaJ,
containing The @LiVss Of Posts, etc, I2nO eOh sane
half calf extra. ...s. -.s
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olOtk sans-haH saIfs extra. -rr
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Comprising h Stable Talk ''I.sars5On Lissa,ur as
says, and 'sPlrt Of tbs Age in vols, Elmo. cloth
same-hAlf calf, extra
THE WORKS. OF LEIGH HUNT
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"Titand Hnnor,' "Esssys, "AlisosaansOas, and 'Eag
-lish AuthOrs." sans=hAlf calf, extra.
'BOSRELEsLIEE OF JOHNSON
IneiudaE yoasnai Of his Tour % as Hebllse nss eli
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P. Notes By Eri0ss hauds, EOIs, lsaO- cloth. sAs
half calf extra. p -sur -esraa
w BERRY a co..
seTiO Public squars
Change of Location
TTAVING purchased o. M Gas W srz his entire stock
Fl Of Books and Stationery. At No. 81 College
Store, No. 81 College Street, where intend continuing s
BOOK. STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL BUSINESS, ID ali
tmentsi and where shah be pleased my old
friends end and ,S ne public ssusiAly' u.a1N
Having disposed Of ny Stock Of BOots Stationery &c 10
Mr.. r HAM, solicit continuance Of tbs patronage o. NJ
friends for ~ SUCCESSFUL CHAs. W Smith
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@EsP's @4FTE.
FOR sMITHLANh.ANn pAnnnAu

.fEVHE Regular Packet MTNNETONKA.
D1saiELs Master viii leave for above Lax. ~
on fAtDA1 next tue 18th last, at 70 o'clock n
Fur freight or passage wpply orbsmd ipr to-
nova ~ - E1 HAMILTON Agent
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ZINE Tract Of Land eonkainfg sixty-hye cres we'll 81
"A proved, having is and conFelisnt brsck re-
sidence Of eight roos-onthdlss and iensiV afablngs
This is OF the desitab ceated piacta In the nef1
horhood Of Nashville being adjacnt tie city is and CON
nandng tine view OF the city a suhurs Ts T1nct Bel a.
Wen Eatesed and under good fence nom It's proximity he
city admirably adapted market garden or dairy W1h this
Tract o. Of % acres can be obsed aso the privilege an
- For o.,s &c, 81 I.
Of The arr Of sehon Z Aerrit No. IA Cedar rtress.
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eoAnf CON COLI

Ii Persons wishing superior article or Coal shona
~ at the Etna Yard and examine the stock n
10 give more hsat5 make less AND DIRT md Vac on
with scarcely gny smoke Ssot We only ask trial from ~
nAcst skepical, knowing they VIII Be pleased Ordsr1 -.
Chattanoegs hSifroEd Depot. ~
nsEl3 10 1. lt-.l g. la -~3ssi SAMUEL J. AGNEU
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The War Between Spain and Morocco,
Children
The accounts from Morocco, In regard to the
Forthcoming invasion of that country by the arme,
of Spain, and the rally of the wild tribes of the
Moorish Kingdom to the defence of their country
'sfoW that there was quite panic in Morocco. A
letter from TangieF, OF the 2lst pit, says
The people of the city were flying in all direo-
tons from the dread of the Kabyle tribes that Mad
entered. The Governor was interchangeable in using
Ibis greatest efforts to prevent plIage Some of the
lwretches caught in the act of using violence were
severely punished by order of the Minister Sid
|Alahomed el Katib. The various European repre-
SenauYes had still their flags hoiSted over the CON
sular houses. The most respectable Moors of the
clty had succeeded in removing the greatest portion
of their goods into the interior for safety.
On the evening of the 10Th a Spanish Govern1
hent steamer left for Tarifa, conveying a. number
af Jewish families, with their baggage. Furtherl
arrivals OF fugItYes from Tangier at Gibraltar had
taken place. Her maiestys steam gun-boat, LapI
wing, brought over the wife Of Mr. Brown, fheI
American Consul, and two merchants 80
For want Of house accommodation the -GgyeTnor!
of Gibraltar garrison had directed the issue al
nifty tents from the military store department. fof
the use Of the poorer classes of refugees who had
nit tpccdeied in finding lodgings IN town. -ThoE
Jewish population of the ctf were exeEting theni4
serves IN Pehalf or their Eahgler brethren by SUM
plying the necessaries of Ifs to those most in need
Many have left TangeP without seeking for anSI
hing else but to save their pesOns such is the feaf
hat reigns in this desolated city When it becamek
known that her Majesty's steam sloOp Scylla wass
lhoHt TO sklrt for Gibraltar, nearly three hundred
zen, women and children rushed to-the water
dge, 8 nd al were. by the courtesy qf OapmH Lam,
'erG BIS Officers end nlel, taken an board by monos
var boats-- - -
The kabyle tribes. 70 the number of about fftYF
hOusand,- are expected from the interior withihE
hree days. The government will provide therhE
With ammunition should an attack On7 Tangier bsx
leditatel, IS
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i0holSoA-sss nss-ves-- p. HUMPHR
NICHOLSON & HumPHRRY.

EWIE have this day reduced our entire stock Of Brass
ad EEnbrederies for cash The STYLES are Of the
and the qualify Of Superior orleralso choice
Of staple aud fancy Dry Goods IN
prices The majority or these goods included those Of our e
THIS fall which enables sell much
less tnan those bought earlier in the season..
noV34-d2W NICHOIgoN 4, uTrppuprv
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New Novel by Thackeray,
E.sa The yIRGINIANS,
By the author Of VANITY FAIR" "PRNnENNIs," Sc.
Just rsoeiVedby JOHN YORK 4 co.
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Citizens in Carriages

The Masonic Fraternity and Pail Bearers only are
expected to go to the house of the deceased. The
other societies named viii please form and proceed
directly to the First Baptist Church. and are re-
quested to remain in order in front of the church
until the Masonic portion of the procession arrives.
i. L. claiborne, Chief Marshall
GORGE F. AsERs, VIZ. MooRB, Assist Marshsls
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WEDsxsDAY, Nossmber %. 1859.
The Senate WAS called - order 81 9 o'clock by thu
sSpeaker, ana Waslopensd with prayer By the Rev.
sDr. HowelE
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JUsT RECEIVED

a Massznss: ~ - .- ''s "'"'Pa1''' ana
New YORK hedger - -Posters Spirit Of che Tines.
Pew Yerk Mercury; Wilks Spirit Of the Times;
New York Weekly; Old Spirit Of the Times:
New York Herald; The Country Gentleman;
New York Clipper The Home Journal;
New York Wasery:7 ,.TAe Scten66c American;
New York Picsyune; The Century;
IN. Y National Police Gazette; The Practical Machinist;
.IlarPers Weekly; The WaYerly Magazine;
Frank Lesies Pictorial; The Baltimore Sun;
'Balld1s Pictorial; 81 BE LouisVile Journal;
Gleason Line Of Battle ships The London HastratedNe
Flag Of our pnion The Constellation; 81
PhiladelPflA Evening PcsH The Albion, 40, 4. Fa
|. IS "a s5wnyrr8kTES EN "a
Harper's Magazine; The Eclectic Magazine:
Lesles Family Magazine; The Knickerbocker MAGAZINE:
Gody's LadVs Magazine; The Atlantic HonthV Nagazipe
Peterson's Magazine; The Ladies' American MagOziae
nited States Aagaains; The Great Republic Magazine
H.eslie's Budget q Pun; Tie Comic Monthly:
All the Year Round; Dickens Household Words:
THE Yankee Notions The Nick Nacks
The Penny Pillow; The Boqast, &C., as.
The Brother yohnsthaa Strang' al jubilee Pictorial
Harper's Christmas Pictorial Police Gazette Pictorial;
Iese's Holiday Pictorial; &C., &c, &C., &c
Single numbers sold aud subscriptions received on all Of H.
above Weeklies, MontkleS, sc, by
HAGAN & JOHNSON,
Booksellers, stationers and Periodical Agenta
noT23 No Union sIsast.
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The Masonic Fraternity will meet at their Lodg
Room this Gay, at II o'clock NJ, and ,gfill NOV
thence to the late residence of the deceased at ont
O'Clock, P. N. The arrangement of~tAe Procession
will be as follows;
~ Tie Masonic Fraternity ! = -
Hearse, accompanied by the following Pail Bear
ers- ) R. Anderson. G7P Smith, j. A. Fisher. Z. w
Cole, Williamson H. Horn, E. A Horne, W F. Bang
;. D. Morgan, P. G. Warren, E. Yallette, j. T. S. Fall
and l. P Williams
Family and Relations
Publishers aud Editorial Corps.
Typographical Union.
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THE POPCttTf0N VI KANSAS. according TO th(
most accurate retgrns yet received from Kansas
the vote of that Territory the question of accept
ing or rejecting the constitution, was not less than
sixteen to eighteen thousand Assuming these fl 2.
ures to be correct, and the improbable theory that
Hall the electors were at the polls. do not see how
I'VE are to tx the population of the Territory much,
81 aEE ,Laig F-the number naned in the English /
bill, equal TO DE pstlo tor Representative in 0gI
gress. But since il is Impossible that all the eleGt
ers could have voted and snce in fact IL is under
stood that almost the entire population OF The Pike
Peak region abstaiped from voting, it must be conf
coded that Kansas has population sufficientto end
title her to admission into the Union with one Rep
resentative.-,M T. Journal Of G0yaQ9eg,e - :.
In the Louisiana Legislature there win be clear.
Democratic majority of eight in the Senate and al
east twenty-five in the House. a fait House con
fsts of 'ninety-eight members
/ The Georgia Legislature has decided not TO sgoz
nto election Of United States Senator at this ses
don, deferrng action until It's second assembling
lest 1yeaf1 ---- $500
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,T1PsLISG AEB TIPPING HOUSES.
NEW Stoves FOR ran HALL.

Mr.. JONES entered motion to reconsider Il
lvots Of yesterday indefinitely postponing Senate
Horns bill, S, Is,
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Action of the Typographical Union.
In compliance with the request Of numerous prin
tiers of this city, meeting of the members of Nash
SEille Typographical Union No 20 was on yester-
pay morning, called by the President to take such
action expressive Of their sentiments in view of the
death Of MAJOR Z. e.. EASTMAN, as they might deem
fproper .-.-. .. * - - 80
The meeting convened at eleven O'Clock.
The Popras Of the Association being found neon
geneRtly small for the large number present. an adj
iournment was bad to the Halr Of Fire Conpany
sNosI. . .@-
The meeting then came to order aud on motion bv
Mr.. I. L., WRHkN President of the Union. IRt ri
goNEs Esq, editor of the Patro. was called TO the
Chair, and J. PLAxroy chosen Secretary.
0H taking the Chair; Mr.. JOKES said it was unne-
eessary to set forth ths object of their coming 70.
gether; it was impressed upon the oouDtenapbes of
allewhO were before him., He ALLUDED briefly but
appropriately to the amiabe, gentle genial qualities
Of the deceased to his career and position as con-
gecsed With the press of the country, and bore: tes
tih6ny to the4alsqt, courtesy and integrity which
were characteristic of bis ifs So long as-he had
known him. *. 80 3. s.s--
IT was nruvs ed by Mr. A. o. BRo6Ese that a commit
es of six be appointed by the Chair TO draft resolu
Sous expressive oflthe sense of the meeting.
the molten was carried and the following gen
I'men were appointed such c6nlmttea: Aessrs, E, !!
gillette, d. a ARNsTB0YG, J. W. BARRY; E. b. VIM
IAN NJ q. BRooKs and WM HUI
on on motion the Chairman was added to the com
In the absence Of the committee Mr.. jas T. BELL
Tas called to the Chair # -.-..H
The Chair suggested that any remarks would be
order.
Er. W HT.' SMITH arose and in brief and fitting
ailner paid just tribute of respect 70 the dec@s
,Ar.A,AtsETEr t9Rchingly and impressiveiy refer,
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ties" that they Joined in his fervent sup
plications for the blessings Of Heaven on their
country, and added their own for the choicest
of these blessings on the best beloved Of its
citizens"
That this was not the language of mere
form and ceremony, is evident from the i'm
preston it made upon Westinghouse own
wise and understanding heart. In reply to
this address, he thanked them for their "most
affectionate sentiments, expressed in the most
obIiging terms" He acknowledged that "the
condolences which had led to the suspicious
crisis, seemed to presagc more prosperous
issue to his administration than diflidenc"
Of his own abilities had taught him to antici-
pate" and that he "no,o felt himself nerpres-
Silly happy in the belief, that Heaven which
had done so much for the infant nation would
not withdraw its providential influence be-
fore our political felicity should have been
perfected"
We hope and pray that Washington's
own spirit and that of his contemporaries may
be revived and perpetuated among our pub
lie men.