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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18

TIE Ticket Once in the Passenger Depot and 3 one
hour before starting Train, which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. 1t open other time during
day. Passengers the a NJ
Train which with Trains the other roads
Tir=e Richmond a hours Washington days. Philadelphia
and half York three days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 80 P NJ Train, arriving
Memphis in for New Orleans the evening Of
the next day and through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnve, Sparta and Beersheba Springs, leave
Nashville 30 NJ Train. which directly Tu
lahOms with the Train McMnnvile. Persons leaving Nc
Ninnve in the morning arrive at Nashville 730 ?. NJ.
At Nashville there boats which leave daily for Smhland
and with for different places the Ohio and Mis-
Gissipp also, daily line Of Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
change Schedule, the from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers hour gained
the former Schedule going Memphis Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
juyIo, 1858 General Ticket gsnt.
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GAR NER IL co.
NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
We, Z. H, E. s. R. c. Gardner, have With
B. Buckner partner business style Of Gard
ner Co., Stone Front store, No. 3 Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large ard carefully selece
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots Shoes
Hats, Caps, bonnets and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock OF plantation goods will be unusually largecompr
sing heavy and Cotton Fabrics Coored White
heavy Brogans Wool Palm Hats heavy coord and
white negro Blankets.
invite old and dealers in Merchandise, he
buy goods low for short time, give
stock close examinations intend their inter
est and to make this their cheapest market.
We will and SELL for friends, all country produce
Wool Feathers BeeswaN Ginseng, Jeans, Linsy and
Socks, the highest price the market will command
i.nt-s
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A Fine Country Residence for sale.
HAVING determined carry my Negroes to the South, ~
J Il will sell about Three or Four Hum 500
dred Acres OF Land, being part Of the tract up SsSS
which now reside, situated good Turnpike Road
about thirteen miles frOm Nashville, the hest neghbor
hOodsin Williamson county Soil equal any the
particulars apply the premises V. Lindsley
in Nashville
sep9-dd P. P.A.PERKINS.
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G III A N G. f i.

TEAvING sed our entire stock Of Hardware, CUT
Iery, Gums, &C, to Messrs. A. ". Call, (late OF
the Mccall vanIeer Co.. and W. F. Fs Of Clarks
ve this method Of returning rcere thanks to the
patrons late house, would chserfuly recommend
them members of tie frm being business and
gentlemen worthy Of all confidence.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
janll Late Williams & Co.
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SALE OF ANEGKO M1N.

gpY virtue Of Deed Of Trust By W. c.
h. which is sf the Registers Office of aviou
county, is page as viii expose 70 puBlis sa TO
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court ss gate Nssve,
on Saturday The 2d Of January 1852 likely negro man aa
SAM said boy hrst Spnster Carsr. having
gagd for time In that business with the Osor
vii be sold privately before that il dssirsi.
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Being an increase last 712
Since the last report of this road, the East Ten-
nessee and Virginia has been completed; also the
Norfolk and Petersburg making continuous rail
from the Chesapeake 10 the Mississippi Fifteen
miles on the Cleveland Branch of ;he Eas. Tennes.
see and Georgia have been put in operation. The
Orange and Alexa dri is progressing. AMI on its
completion, the distance from Washington to Mem
phis VIII be one hundre and four miles less. Upon
the completion of the Mississippi Central, now se>
lively progressing, the line to New Orleans will be
unbroken Other roads are in progress which will
add directly or indirectly to the business of this
road.
The report closes with presenting some statements
in regard to direct trade between Norfolk, Va and
st Nazairs, in France, from which We take the fol-
lowing extract:
A charter has since been obtained Incorporating
a company uuder the title of . The Norfolk and St.
Nazaite Steamship Company" to effect the object
of the conditional ngements entered into By Mr.
Preston aud the Orleans RailrOsd Company, Of
France -
The railroad interests in France are willing to
raise at once 81, SOC, 600. being one half Of the
amount necessary TO start line of four Steamers
TO run between the Chesapeake Bay and st. kazare,
in France IL only its ike amount on this side
to be Immediately started, aDd thus open Ct once
direct trade with FrsGee, and from thence TO other
parts of Europe for France ia already ehsekered
with railroads. and others projected and in pro-
cess of construction. They are all in eommunica
ton with the several countries Tne railroads Of
the North traverse B, lgium and reach into Russia
the SIrasburg stretches away into Germany; the
Lyons road into Italy and Switzerland and lastly,
the Bordeaux connects France and Spain"
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REMOVAL.

WE OF Groceries, Liquors, &c, to
the large house, of College and Broad
recently by Ierass BTos where shall be happy
fieuds them that better
prepared than them the favorable terms
P. & c. ANDERSON,
janlO Corner College and Bread SITS.
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AARON sTRETCM,
N1WHoGEsALE AND RETAILE11
DRUGGIST.

eco fEGL DES u u u y H,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has just eturnedfrom East with large
and superior Rss0Ttment II the following together
with many others peSning to the Drug Rus2ess, to which he
invites the attention and all that wish pure and unadul
teated articles, which purchased direct from first hand In
bis large stock Of ne Imported Pemery and Fancy Goods
sisting In part Of the foioWng viz:
Otto Rose in fine eat vials,
Extract Kiss me Quickly;
do Rondeet something new and very fine;
All the Erangipani preparations;
Musk and Yertena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns; -l
Hair do large Ya4iety;
Erasive Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubin's fine Bx- Genuine Musk Soap;
Lubin's Rose Soap; ''t Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Crops; Lows Genuine Honey seap;
Tarina Cologne; Glycerins and Camphor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Pasteand Gun Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste. &c
ORUSHES.--A large stock ri Shoe Paint, Varnsh and
ID Artist Brushes, just received and sor saeow by
. rra A. STRETCH
VACCINE MATTER.
UST receveda goou supply Of fresh reliable Vaccine Mat
aB ter A. STRETCH, Druggist
cts2 Cornel College and Union streets
ENGNE TEAS.s-Just received from a large Iznportes Of
Il Teas good Of Imperial, Gunpowder, ScoAg
and Baek Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
A. STRETCH.
SYRINGES.--Iarge stock syrnges, entirely
- Ansrns. lust received and for sale by A.srRETcH
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SHAKER SEEDS.

TTOfH UttW TuFlcNs OONLH UHI0N nv
We always keep supply Of these Seeds they many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Garners families who wish their supplies had
better in their orders before broken
ja9 RAINS & BROWN
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Attic ed staAd OF hirkman & EIIis,
No. 81, PUBLIC Square, Nashville,

where will pleased the ia Of the house.
also general assuring them of efforts
action. We weud that he stock is being
made complete by Of dew Goods, will pre-
prng Trade UefOe the lt OF February The
general prices remain the lev established by Will
lams & janl3-lm MCCALL & CO.
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* NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Freight Notice,

"a - ,.ls8 - -
Freight Notice,
Freight will be forwarded by the morning an and must
delivered the Station House, between the hours Of
10 A M after that time will lie too late for manfestng
for that day, and there is convenience for storing
for Intermediate points between Nashville and Gallatn
octT7-t H. FAUNTLEROY, Agent
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
=. ~
- s5-siiE 49,
rACu UAv OVETR THE ROAn.
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

an and after SUNDAY, July H. 1853 the Passenger Ira
Y y will be as follows
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ and $50 P. NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga at 2.2O P. NJ and LBS A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 9 A NJ and P. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 80 P. NJ and $40 A. NJ
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the following places
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EREAN have received fourteen more -
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivaed - -
makers, Light, Newton Bradbury and Hames1 n ~ n
Bro. which make stock very large and desirg II
able We would be pleased have these
by ALL whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold shall be warranted give satisfaction every respect.
a, FREEMAN
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BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.

FTNHIS Band fully Organze1, with twelve In
struments, and its members hatter themselves -
that they prepared furnish good Music anys
Band in the State They respectfully cali the attention %
of Masons Odd Fellows, societies. we'll private
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music for Professions,
Celebrations, &c. Their shall Address,
J. P. BARTHELL, Sec'y, or
X. P. CHAMP.
p S.-PROF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BANDS prepared
make for Music for Balls Parties &c veey
III Address as LIZ.
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TIN PLATE, &c.
3On BOXES lc IOxl4 Tin, hest brand.
NCU $50 boxes TX l0x14 Tin, best brand.
900 do lc l4x9J do do do
SO do TX do do do do
% pigs Bancs Tin.
3Opigs Lead, Just received and FOR sale low by
sugH J. W. WILSON.
SO F4E Isl o...sL -.sr
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NEW MUSIC STOREs
My c. ID BENSON & Bros Whole -
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers ia Piano Fortes, 49,
&8Ih g. A Princes Melodeons, Buffalo, N. Y.,1 u n n
~ Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars Vio-G u
lincellOs AccOreoRs Flutes Fagoets, Fs Drums Tsmbuo
rnes, BanjOs and everythng the musical merchants line
large select catalogue of New Sheet Music Music Books and In
structor Of all kinds. Orders from the country will with
prompt attention Pianos tuned Accodeons and all other nstru
mentsepared No. 20, Union Street, lst door from College
sept23
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yAEN DAYS LONGER.-The auusements festivH
ties Of the holidays interrupted eally the proress
lessons at my Gallery. Thuss Of my entered pupils have
neglected their would do we'll avail
coming ten shall leave Nashville exp ration;
and lessons be c0mplet a during that time they viii
sdered eomPlete-y duty having been discharged Psoi
ery Of Cherry and CetEr, third story One
Building. TjanI2-Hl JOHN TR AYTs
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Steamer SaIIie West,
Captain J. n CoRHErr, leaves every Tuesday, at 1
o'clock, 2, N.

Steamer b. NJ. Runyan,
Captain JAMS MILLER, leaves every Saturday, at
o'clock, P NJ.
These fsvorte passenger packets
"a carry the United Mail, and paeug may
leaving punctusy. They will give through tickets
named lsces ara Paduch with splendid
ed states mail steamers, Alvin ADAMS Southeruer Moses
McCIeIIapd A. HAMILTON, Agent
deoS1du \ OF II II HARRISON, Agent
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HARDWARE BUSINESS,

Having purchased the entire Hardware Cutlery, Gun,
& from John Williams, ate Williams Co.. will sontinu
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Trees and EEergreens.

NT0NTGOMERT 4 McGREDT, ,Surserymen -Nashvilis Tenn
vh invite special attention their extensive Frs
Ornamental trees, Evereens, ren House Pant l0Os
ornamental Trees Evsrg eens sable f0r i'm uidte eject
Frults--50O0 Apple ?, & years old.
Fears-sOOO DWaTfs & Standards, to years old.
Peaches 5O0OO g. years DID, Chsr Pluus, Aprcots Nee
tariens and ounce, in large numqers-
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries REspbsss asos
berries, CurTznts L Bouquets at al seasons.
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
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RESLEY.

Fredonid NesU York.
large supply from this house, put up containing 200
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal to in the market and prefer
them from having been grown far North.
We have also large supply of Beans and Peas BY the gallon
md hush
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XNTE have in store, fine took Pianos,
w MeOdeons Window Shades, Ar tisis Ma 81
terials, &c, and still manufscturiI Insde7 J n
Blinds, and all kinds of Gilt Works. have recentyJ
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In word, intend to TIMES, please
customers and induce them to parOnse hOme instead Of
sending abroad.
fahIO-n " 4 z FREEMAN
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J. H. C U X Il v,

Broadway House.
TFNIIE above House having been thoroughly
Ieftted open for the reception Of traF- ZEyA
elers. The proprietor hopes from his long expe
In business, his determination to IHIIa
spare pains in Supplying his table with the Illl$
the market affords, and merit and receive
share Of patronage.
TERMS.
Day Boarders, Al so
Week Boarders, ) SO
WIN. ". WINBOURN,
mar23 prorr;etor
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YWyE public In possession s one Of me most extra
diuary remedies for What has hereofore been
rei an ncurabe disease. being Outward APRlica-
ton, Of which s seemingly miraculous. and its
having Of those attributes which make up he numerous
7 compounds nov in general use.
pamphlet containing directions stters from distinguished
we'll individuals, and other documentary eydec,
will accompany The remedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased to agent The sls
this 8aGam the price has been reuc Il only Be eaned
Of proprietor By directed G. OCAs box 1l P
o Philadelphia, Penn. nov3o-d6m
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PhPniX BedStead E;lCIOry.
WY R. CORNELIUS Agent, thankful for past favors and
w Indulgence weuld suggest tas we have sTEAA once
more, and will soon be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTE4DS, LOUNGES DC.
every description for the trade and customers generally
oce and Warerooms 80 Spring street, Cherry where
keep general Of cheap Chairs, bureaus,
c and will also keep hand and make % order Gescrp
Mattresses, &c. Persons ordering from GanCe
rely en- having their orders filled. Respectfully
W X. CORNELIUS, Agent.
SHAVER 4 Co., Prcprietors aDr26-d
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DOUG LAS 4 CO.,
BzaLEZs IL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
READY-NIDE 0LSTEIXs,
HATS, GAPS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES,
BrOgans, CarPetings,
WRAPPING AND WRITING PAPER.
UMBRELLAS, &c,
NO. So Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
Hugh DoOglas, augustus " Southworth,
Byrd Douglas, Saeo. B. Teatman,
hm- :. Sos thEorth,l OaeO. II Thayer.
jan4-d2W
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Virginia and Tennessee Line-PrOpOsed

Virginia and Tennessee Line-PrOPOsed
Line of French Steamers.
The eleventh annual meeting of the ockholders
oftbe Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company was
held at Lynchburg, on the 18th ult., when the re-
port Of the President and Directors was resd giving
an account of the operations of the road for the
year ending August 81, 1858.
The earnings have been follows:
From nassenoer .- s16A 700
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29

INFAMOUS APPEAL To IRIsnMEx TO BECOME
lNoENDAHIEs.- New York correspondent
ofan exchange paper, writing Dee. 5th, SAYS:
On the heels of the sensation produced bv
the hanging of John Brown, there comes an
other excitement which has been occasioped
by an infamous circular. which has lust
reached our northern cities from various
points at the South This circular, which is
headed, "To the Irish Friends of the South,
in Northern Cities" is direct invitation TO
that class of our fellow citizens to become
common incend diaries, and as an offset to the
burning OF haystacks aud cotton gins at the
South by frecsoil emissaries," to apply the
incendary torch to the large factories" +" the
'plethoric stores, and the "immonse Crane
ries,' of the North If they will only do
TINS, our Irish friends are assured that there
VII be southern gentlemen" constantly
9.iiong s'l ,nen, amply supplied with the means
;.-s - .e'sose !. tnose whose patriotism has sub
J,N11., ''lo'u =" suspicion, and that for every
I uohar worth ot injury done to the northern
factories 'the South win amnlv =,
them" besides furnishing them "a safe reforo
and homestead
Many prominent Irishmen in this city, ba,,
received each copy Of this circular, post
marked in some cases at Richmond. in other.
at Montgomery, Alabama, and in other
againat Memphis, Tennessee These post
marks preclude the idea suggested in som,
quarters that the document in question is Al
Abolition rnse, got up for the purpose O
adding to the existing excitement. That i
was got up for this purpose, the circular
itself furnishes the amplest evidence: but. ia
give the devil his due, ] must say that ia
my belief, it goes many steps beyond the
point to which either Parker, Pilisbury OF
Garrison would dare to go.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29

"Fceling that a good many people would
look for something piquant IRON us tnls
morning about the snow, sleighlng ana KIN,
dred subjects. we tried yesterday several
times to get of two or three spicy remarks
and string them together on piece oi paper.
It was a failure. We sat down ana look OH
our hat, moved up our chair put our nat on
sharpened our pencil. took oil our hat, hIt "a
piece Of our left thumb nail rubbed our
massive brow, put our hat on. threw some
coal in the stove. looked out OF the window,
frowned severely. pulled our eyebrows la'd
our hat on the Dictionary, opened the stove
door, hurriedlv wrote "HEAGTnE SIElGHBELLs
JlNGLE-," bit our under lip 1--WE never coulu
get at the upper one,) said "Pshaw tore up
The paper, took chew o tobacco, put our
hat on, slammed the door and went up to the
caaboose. We made two or three desperate
attempts to say that the sloighing never was
finer, but we're entirely unable to do SO in
our usually interesting style. we accoruih8'
ly give it up"
In Cleveland they had great time on
Friday, in commemoraton of the execution
eff John Brown. All public places we're dress
ed in mourning, and flags were at hall most
have endeavored to give the news l
can command, and as the mail IS about to
close am compelled to stop. W.
The Rev. E. W. D1nbar has been preach
ing the gospel to the people of St Louis from
the stage of the ST. Louis Iheater, the use
Of which has been rendered him for the Sab
baths
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29
COMMON COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETIN

WEDNESDAY,, Dec %.
Present His IIonor the Mayor, Aldermen Gov,
lIlaud, Welsh, Eshom, Love, Jewett Mann ana
Tenuent.
Petition of sundry citizens iavoling the pet-
tons OF Lawler & Martin for privilege OF estao-
fishing pistol gallery. Communication from
signeIs ota former renoustrance against tne es-
tabllshment of said gallery, Withdrawing t4elr re-
monstrance and seconding the petition oi LAWYER
Il Martin.
Resolution by Aid. Love, permitting Lawler d
Martin to keep pistol gallery on THIRD sTeel,
between and d streets, by paying the usual
license and IN case any complaint shall be maze
OF annoyance from it, the Marshal Is directed 10
close sad gallery without further notice from TINS
Council. Temporarily laid on the table.
Report from the Committee on ways ana
Means, through Aid Jewett, Chairman, reporting
an ordinance relative to licening auctoneers
Read first and second time, and ordered pub
llshed.
Ordinance amendatory Of ordinance respecting
pistol galleries. as to allow pistol galleries to
be licensed by the City Council within the limits
prescribed for their exclusion if the Council sees
lit, Rules suspended and ordinance passed
Resolution authorizing Lawler Martin to es-
tabllsh pistol gallery taken up and adopted
Report Of Committe on Petitions adverse to
petition Of Mr.. Hutchinson to be allowed to erect
Il temporary from building within ire limits re-
ceived.
Council adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29

SALES OF REAL EsEArE.-A great demanC
for real estate has been manifested during
the past week and the amount of sales has
greatly exceeded those of the week preceding,
as will be perceived from the following list
of sales
Mr. Woodward has bought the Western
House property for $27 900.
Mr. Banks the property adjoining the St.
Nicholas Hotel for 1000.
Mr. MeDermott, the property on D street,
known as the L. W. Taylor lot for s3,7OO-
and the property known as the Mcdonald
Livery Stable for $1,000
Hornuug, the Dwelling House and lot on
9th street, now occupied by Col. Watkins
for $4,000, and Fielding the Dwelling House
and lot now occupied by Mr. Sharkey, for
sl,40O,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29
MAR X $ 5VTLLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 2oth.

VALUE or REAL ESTATE w had occasion
some days since 80 not ice the favorable feel
ing that was entertained in our city in regard
to real estate, and that many lots had recent
ly changed hands We remarked that the
number of dwelling houses was altogether
inadequate to the increasing demand for
them, and that a number OF families had for
weeks been vainly seeking for tenements IN
which to live. The existence of this fact
viii stimulate our builders TO provide, during
the coming season, for the necessities Of the
citv-and there can surely be for them no
safer and more certain Investment Money
lending, to say the least, is very uncertain
business, and men are very often severely
bitten in the securities they have taken
where they believed they were eXactng those
which we1o undoubted Losses occurring
thus are Of greater or less magnitude, and
too frequently press heavily upon persons
who least expect or desire them.
During the past few days some fifty thou
sand dollars worth Of real estate has change,
hands, and at figures which evidence mos
decidedly an upward tendency in its value
In another column vii be found list Of some
Of the sales
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29

DAsHAwAY BLACK LIST IN SAX FRANcIsco.- -
The Bulletin ssys that the Black List Of the
Dashaways exposes to public observation, on
the wall Of their meeting room, the names of
65 persons who have violated their pledge
Six Of them are down for second violation,
among them the name Of an Ex-Governor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-29
New AEoTTC ExPEDTTIoN.-A letter from
New York to the Bulletin, says:

NEw ARCTIC ExPEDTIoN.-A letter from
New York to the Bulletin, says;
A new Arctic Exploring Expedition is now
being organized in this country under the
direction Of DR. T. t. Hayes, who went out
as a surgeon with the Kane expedition 1t
IS said that all the leading scientific societies
in the United States have already appointed
committees to cooperate with DR.. HAYES in
tais enterprise. The expedition is looked
upon fayorably in Europe. and NJ de Ia
Rogue, Vice President Of the French Geo
graphical Society, has subscribed a liberal
sum towards its expenses, while the eminent
9f hoderlek Murehson has brought IL to the
notice Of the Royal Geographical Society Of
london; Thirty thousand dollars viii be
required to carry ont the object Of the axne.
diuon, and Of that amount. ia ss;d I,.
one half has been already subscribed. n z
intended that the expedition shall start oarly
next spring