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SPRING FAIR.
THIRD DAY.

The weather to-day, considering the heavy
rain Of the day before, was very pleasant,
and the attendance at the Fair was larger
than on Tuesday and Wednesday, Quite a
number of ladies were in attendance, and
were, of course, the first attraction, the second
was the fine stock on exhibition. the entries
of which were unusually numerous. The
display of Agricultural Implements was also
large. BY reference to the list below it Will
be seen that the greater number OF of prem
ums for the latter was awarded to Messrs.
ARMSTRONG & Co, of this city.
HARNESS STOCK.
Aged Stocks. A. G.. Noel (Whirldwind)
premium; IL. L. Knapp, (Black Lion) certili-
cate.
J. c. Owen & Co., certificate.
Two year old. NJ. Anderson, premium;
J. G. Owen. certificate.
Yearling-N Harsh, premium; NJ. E. Carter;
certificate.
Suckling-T. Tanning, premium; F. T..
Rains, certificate.
Aged Mare-Dr. r. C. Foster 4th, pre-
MUM.
Three year old Mare-J. NJ. Anderson,
premium; II. NJ. Newell, certificate.
Two year old-C. A. Nichol, premium; b.
+. Cockrill, certificate.
Yearling--Dewees b rry, premium; f. Il.
Rains. certificate.
Sackling-J. C. Owen, premium; John
Cunningham certificate.
Siroepslakes.-Hor or Colt-N. Harsh
premium; NJ. f. Gator, certificate.
Mare or Filley-Geo. \. Conrad, premium.
Gelding-A. G. Torian, premium; Geo. \.
FutchcT, certificate.
MULES.
Best Pair Mules--F. r. Rains, premium.
Sucking Mulc-Wm. Cotton, premium.
SHEEP.
Fine Wool Buck-R. c. Foster, 4th, pre-
MUM.
Fine Wool Ever. c. Foster, 4tb, pre-
MUM.
Middle Wool Buck-Mrs. Mary Patterson,
premium; T. b. johnson, certificate.
Middle Wool Ewe-T. b. johnson, premi-
um; Mrs. Mary Patterson, certificate.
Pair Middle Wool Lambs-T. b. johnson,
premium; Jas. \. Woods certificate.
Long Wool Buck--Dr. L. NJ. Patterson,
premium; \. G. Franklin. certificate.
Long Wool Ewe-Dr. L. NJ Patterson, pre-
MUM; \. &. Franklin. certificate.
Pair Lambs-Dr. L. NJ. Patterson, pre-
MUM.
Fine Fat Shecp-A. c. Franklin, premium.
lSon6dolrns.-Besl Buck-T. b. Patterson,
premium.
Best ewe.-J. a. Woods, premium; T. Il.
johnson, certificate.
Pair Lambs.-T. b. johnson, premium.
POULTRY.
Best and heaviest pair Chickens--A. Gre
CORY, premium; Mrs. T. b. Johnson, certiG-
cate.
Best and heaviest pair Turkeys. Mrs. T..
Il. johnson, premium; y. Gregory certificate.
Best aud heaviest pair Muscovey Ducks
Mrs. T. .B johnson, premium; \. Gregory,
certificate
Best aud heaviest pair Poland Ducks
Mrs. =. b. Johnson, premium; A. Gregory,
certificate.
Best and heaviest pair Puddle Ducks.--A.
Gregory, premium; Mrs. I. Is. johnson, Ger
tiicate.
Greatest variety and largest display OF
Poultry-Mrs- T. b. johnson, premium; A.
Gregory, certificate.
FANCY MARES AND GELDTNGs.
Pair Carriage Geldiugs-Haggard &Tomp-
kins premium.
Pair Carriage Mares. &C. W. Hammer.
premium.
This is the last day OF the Fair, and II the
weather is favorable, large crowd Sill be in
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Ha- We are Authorised % AHAesnea JOHN SHANE,
Eso, - o4aaiiAle foF re-eiee iol - me oscs q
Criminal Coart Clerk at the nexs March eiecsioa.
m4s iI-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-20

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, APRIL, 1859
1t seems that we had almost exhausted our
vocabulary of praise, in speaking Of the
LEONARD SCOTT reprints. If the publishers
rc,U keep continually giving us such good
things. how can they expect US to find words
to do justice to the subject They're not TO
be bad, even in the Unabridged" Couldn't
they wiz: the pnblishers,) treat us to fall
ing off" now and then? This would allow
our denunciatory powers a little play-and
oh how refreshing it would be! Why even
the terms are first rate cheap, and accommo-
dating to ones pocket. We can't even find
fault with them Here they are-can any Of
our readers say they don't like them?
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There will be "A sale of fine Stock at the
Fair Grounds to-day among the rest an i'm
ported Cleveland bay horse, humber OF ine
mares aud colts, horned stock, (milch COWS
and ealves,) Berkshire hogs aud pigs, &c.
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ss-we Authorized q announce Tiios. 7. sAuN-
DElls as candidate for he On Of County Tsustes
Of Davidson county al tie elsetioa 10 b held "a
Aarrh 1854 Gpr4o-sa
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ss- We are authorised u auneanee SAMrEL y.
AMESF candidate for coaasy Trustee al The hex
March sicctfou. apFie-td
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Gomnlerrial. s5
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE. !
Nashville, May 20, 1885

COTTON.-Nothing doing in this article.
TOBACCO.-Sales yesterday of 10 hhds.
at rs. O5, OO,7 90, 90, 90, 20, 5
IS, 6 so, 6 so.
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LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.

DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOU?
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITE?
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTTTU
ToNf
DO YOU. WANT TO FEEL WELLP
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
DO YOU WANT ENERGY
DO YOU WANT TO SIEEP wEIL9
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
INGf
# you do Hogfand's German Biners, prepared
by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia,
and sold by druggists and keepers throughout
the United States Canadas, West Indies, and South
America, at IS cents per bottle may4-1m
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Gen. QUARLEs and DR.. MENEEs, candidates
for Congress in this District, will address their
fellow-citizens of Nashville and Davidson
county in this city as follows:
On Friday 10th inst. (at night at the
corner of Broad and Market streets.
On Saturday, 21st, at the Court House.
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HORSES. CATTLE. &c
MUSTANG LINImENT.

such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN ,PoEvil,
Sweeney, Hoof-a, &c, subdued and cured
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Sprint laotiffs.

THE popularity Of the Mexican Mustang
Lfnfmentis co-extensive with the civilization Of
the globe. Other articles claim aureate pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals Farriers, Planters, Farmers Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
eeivcd such undivided praise and support from Med
icaI and Scientific men - . u
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For SALE.

I have four good house servants for sale that are
L well qualified, ALSO good seamstress, at No.
80 Cedar Street X. J. LYLES.
aprg1-tf
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RHEUM ATISM.

Of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores Scrofula, Stiff Joints,
Felons, Swellngs, Burns, Bites, Bols, Chaps, Neu-
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-20

CLUBBNG.-A discount Of twenty per cent
from the above price will be allowed to CLUBS
ordering four or more of the above works.
Thus Four copies OF BlackwOod or of one
Review, will he sent 10 one address for 50
four copies Of the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50 and so on.
ES- Remittances should always be ad-
dressed to the Publishers.
LEONARD. SCOTT, 4 Co,
No. 81, Gold Street, \. Y.
New volumes of the four Reyielcs and
Biactuood commenced January, 1859. This
is, therefore, favorable time to subscribe, so
as to get back numbers for the volume.
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MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Mower.

VIII " VVI' y I'M no ' TN 4--NI
TNHTS celebrates Machine received the first premi-
Il um OF "A GRAND GOLD MEDAL the best combined
Reaping and Moving Machine at the great United
States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville, Ky, IN
September, 1887. The trial came on near Syracuse,
New York, in July; where all the principal machines
the United States were thoroughly tested. The
Committee made their awards through Marshall p.
Wilder, President United States Agricultural Society
at Louisville, Ky.
IL also received the awards the best Reaper and
as the best Mower before separate Committees
appointed by tire President of the Davidson County
Agricultural Society Nashville, In July 1857,
most OF the machines now IN in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards given
chine ia America.
The above Machines are for sale by the undersigned
@ "a =. CHEA1HAM,
General Agent for the state.
FISHER, WHEItsS co,
mayll- Nashville, Tenn.
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Sick Babies Wanted.

TNHE numerous deaths among young children,
= show that the powerful medicine usually pres
crbed for them is net suited for their weakly condi
ton. The best Febrifuge in the world for children
from day TO five years old is the
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Public Speaking.
NASHVILLE, TENN. May IS, 1859.

The candidates for Congress, Col. ROBERT
HATroN and Hon. CHARLES READY will ad-
dress the people of the 9Th District at the
following times and places:
At Lebanon, Monday, May 18th.
. Franklin, Tuesday. :" oath.
=" Woodbury., Saturday, :" 2Sth.
" Gallatin, Monday, " June 4th
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This is the last day Of the Fair. and II the
weather is favorable, large crowd will be in
attendance.
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1855
,e foIloving ia ststs,,art az An, s.os,, ~ cotton

There number Of interior towns from which reports
have BEEN received in which held stock probably large
that the above while equally probable
that considerable yet held by planters From the
turns received, however, have in view crop Of 39
baes How much this will be increased time only will settle. The
receipts tho various ports after this iate last year reached
y $4,000 The stock held
shipped by the Ohio river add up nearly 100000 bales be
eeiyed ports leaving deficit eompTred with the receipts
after this date about $50 90 bales This deficit will
be considerably reduced before the close Of the
April l4ales Of Cotton to-day $50 bales. The
depressed, and the favor Of sales for
the week 200 bales and the receipts $40 bales against 60
bales time last year. total receipts 4O3 $50 bales The
cpts at this port ahead Of year 10 @ bales receipts at all
ports abe ID Of last 6isO bales Stock here and ship
board - 40 bales.
ros, April 4-Sale Of Cotton day 27OO bales
sales during the market closes
decline the higher grades Good MdliRg i2S EXC.
MOBILE April ISales Of Cotton to day l500 bales. The
market quiet add generally unchadged. Mddlng 2lzc
AuGusrA April HE market very inactive day, but
whether from the very limited offering, the srngeney Of
holders the indipooc Of buyers asking prices,
pretend not The sales reached about 800 bales at
ranging from lsthe heaviest sales made at II
As matter Of interest extract from letter from Liver
pool the following which the writer be the weekly
sumption of Europe America three years
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roArs HAVING rrls BAY.

Boats 1xAvINs TEIs BAY.
For Paducah. Cuba, at u O'Clock.
River slightly the decline, With 10 feet large arpeta
Shoals. Weather cool and Indications Of change.
The following boats expecel E. Howard from New Or
leans Kate French from Cincinnati John Gaut from Louis
vile Blanche Lewis from ports above.
Steamer Nashville, this Superior craft will leave for New Or
leans, on Monday next, positively.
For Paducs this day, Sunday the regular mail packet
Ca, connecting Louis, Memphis and Louisville mail
boats. leaves - o'clock, pEnctuay.
Fer Cincinnati direst the neat and commodOus steamer We
mona Berkeley MASTER will leave positively, Monday evening
next at O'Clock T. n.
steamer ooiand, loading for New Orleans, viii leave
Wednesday next.
The h. drsash steamer Vim. Henry, Of he independent line
OF steamers fading river, and will depart
On Monday next at oclockP. N.
ARRTvgD
Wenona from Cincinnati
Commerce from ports above,
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
B. Al. Runyan for St. Louis.
Umpire for ports above.
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weekly c0nsunI lion OOO a5,UNO I-rJOO
Annual sf72OOO 392l 200 1850, 900
With continuation Of peace, the indications favorable for
a consumption Of half million bales unless prices
should advance sufficiently check consumption. present.
East India defy the producing capacity Of the British
spnners The chances favorable for supply less
demand; words, consumption this year
will be larger than the crop S and that the
January 1860 will than period in 1859
For the convenient reference commercial friends we pub
sh below the Liverpool cotton quotations and stocks Of cotton
bought by the weekly steamers since the 9Th Of March:
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Messrs Hagsn johnson have FSank Les'ie's pa
per and Hagre's Weekly, both Of which prOfu G.
ly illustrated with portraits of per ons WHO figure
in the Sickles trial
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PERSISTED WAYsIpEThe Athens Poet Of the 18th
SAn old Iy OF Bankeahip, who lived near,
Cotton Port Megs county, found in helpless condition,
the roadside Waden Ridge, Sunday the 81 Instant ami
died In short time after being disc vere lie could barely speak
when found, stated he on
nights exposed the weather He 70 years age"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- re the Planter. and TO
1Jzs-s all who inere.ted in preserving Life IaAb
and Health ef those connected with them any way, DAL
LEl'-S ALIGICAL PAN ETTRAC TOR warranted to
The scds relieving agony tie sufferer in
the short space Of ten minutes It also the most in
vste eso piles old Sores sweings, bruises, Wounds scrof
ola, erupos Of the skim broken and nipples and
everything arising from nfammatons family that expe
rienees this blessing willneTer he without it,
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT Co. 81 and Isl Charities Street.
General agents South, whom all should be ad
5ressel
For sale by ali druggists. spl7-d,tw Awlm
WaS9Winter's Canadian VermT-
49, PUGE is free from great objection to other
medicines; iteontains neither mercury any
rosyeoxdes and yet it is much expeditions
is expul actOn than Of the remedies called,
that are iupngnated with mineral poison.
Be particular remember the ''Winer's Canadian
Vermifage" This the OILY article that
member this
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO., Sole Proprietors
sale in Nashville by BERRY DEnovI1LE and by
BRowN sp7-d,tw&wlm
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SsEE.Ge@S RYAN'e PULMoNIC WAFERsl Thenost Ger
speedy remedy dtsccUerad al Diseases Of
aAe Chest and Lags Coughs C0lds asthma. Cdnsia Dsoa
Bronehitis, IUeSd RoGrseness, Difficult BreGhiag, Sore
Throat, DC, de-, dec.
JESR WATERS give the most instantaneous and perfect
lief and when with according directions
effect rapid lasting Thousands restored
perfect health have tried other all
classes and constitutions they equally blessing
none need despair how long may
existed or however msy provided organic struc-
tue Of the organs not hopeey decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial
SP1A these Waters peculiarly
valuable; they the service Occaona
regular will,
Increase rover exby Of the voice, greatly improving
its tone, compass aud oearne for which purpose they reg
ularly used by many professional Yocasts
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester, II. Y.
n. us,o hay Eora Ia Inv
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InsT m mIGTArn

LAND Warrant, No. 7fi5i, for 100 acres issued to Mrs
n Ana Carr widow OF james Carr, d. October il
with ank assignment tOre Esha Ogesy, Of
Peace for Macon County Tenn and officially certified y the
Clerk Of The COUNTY Court Of Macon county. Tnn with
oee All warned against trading uinz said
warrant intend to apply to the Department or duplicate
Of the same. JAS. s. DYER
ap0W6t-pr'sfse s3s0
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While Carksylle is Dragging about its large shipments Of to-
baeco, says Gaatin Eaiaer we may mention that the
little arvie county is not to be at
shipping point We understand 1900 lsOOHbds
shipped from that point last worth 100000 The
shipments Of other articles produce very arge though
we have means Of aseening the viii
HartsYie friends post US up on these points
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The receipts this place during the week closing With last
;ng, q go bales against as bales during correspond
ing 1885, and I95 baes lS57 ana receipts
the September reach bales ains bales
in 1853 and Il, 1872 bales in 1857.
We have compiled the following statement Of the receipts Of
Cotton the various ports the latest Geographic
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Rev J. Ferguson will preach at the Theaire
this morning al o'clock, snd at tight at o'clock
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CRUTCHER g. CO.
EIocessor to Benz. 2. Shieldsl
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents,

NO. ~ PCBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TEYgESSEE
HAVING succeeded B. T. Shields In the Auction and Com
mission business, would respectfully inform the public
that Il IS our intention TO do strictly Auction Commission
business and Il soliciting and
all descriptions Of goods merchandise promise
put forth our unrng efforts in endeavorng the
interest Of our friends and the public generally place their
busiRese In on. hands. CRUTCHER 4 co,
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KTISS H. p. HUNT would respectfully announce that
I'VE having secured The Agency for the entire
to sell
M EinkIe'S Improved Sewing Machines,
she has just arrived ir0r New York and taken
WELLER 20 Cherry street, where she will pased
daily, fer short time these NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MA
CHIN rs Also, to give instructions their who nay
purchase ECeTy Machine 9cdTdHd give perfect
ton They viii equally well, the
est CLOTH They make beautiful, strong, elastic stitch,
double thread and with the appearance upon
Iy worS with great aPdy, and without noise ard we'll
adapted to plantation Ladies respectfully invited
call and see them in operation, and examine specimens Of work
B-Locai Asent@ wanted in town in this State. For
paricu apply above.
j = Principal Office 4al Broadway, New York.
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We received a call yesterday from Prof G. II.
stueckrath, one ef the Editors of DeBow's Re-
Vier, who is making tour through the Southern
States for the purpose Of extending the circulation
Of that work. Tse Rev'er is one of he most valua-
BILE periodicals for rcill men published,
and should have large circulation among that
class
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commERcIxL.
Review Of the Nashville Market for the
week ending April rs.

NJ ," VI N1-'--H-t3 2 ? = To-
cOTT0NThe Cotton market, owing to the lmtei amount
offered for SALE hiss exhibited little buoyancy during week
Holders have manifested anxiety SELL prerFng
plsrke the impression that the article will
command still higher prices before the o. the Tie
sales amounted 10 only about 800 baies thepar
uars Of which are rs follows % laes sle Is Sc at
&c. 70 at 9c % at g5 at CO. al lOc 20 at I06c at
lie, ls at Ill4c, and So at &c.
The market closes % with good demand the following
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49, strength and Health Re
SSSSS~aes-S sTGRED.-Mr John Davidson, living ten
miles above Pittsburgh, lie Pernsyvsna Canal says W
taking Bosrzars's H'aad Bfers Ieould hard
ly walk. 1 now enjoy excellent health"
apI7--d&wlw.
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Rev. A. NJ. Bacon will rIeaeh at FiIemen's Hall
Capitol Hi, to day, services to commence at 10 o.
clock, A. 81.
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LOUISVILLE NGsAvIILE RkRoAD-The Gallatin EoaDi-
ner Of the 10th rrackayng between this place and the
Tunnel commenced Tuesday last The force will ballast
ey go aud in short time go by
and BY the FIRST Of October the calculation that the rails viii
meet at the Tunnel with the exception which
through will he comp eted."
The last Bowling Green Ky Gazette says:
The work the Louisville and Nashville Railroad progress
at this place rapidly the weather and
i'll admit The is laid south Fosters farm,
stance Of five six miles, and with fair weather and full
Of hands wl be pushed forward the half
mile day We passed the completed portion
last Friday and found the he solid
Tor aud unfinished Ioad. Tie Mr. Patterson,
seems 70 be doing good JOB. Mr. Howden the Engineer, and
MS assistant, alp put the locomotive burden
through 10 Fosters four times conveying and
the track layers.
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CLOT HING,
AND
VI Z e ANT TAIL RS,
Snrin,r SrrIn.-nr HnnsfrnHIn Cros.

Mems, Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes and Furnish
irg Goods We invite the attention OF
styles OF Coats Pants Vests Hosiery Gloves SusIen
ders and uandkechefs, Celebrated spring Shoulder Seshrts
Drawers Cnderats and sly Of goods adapted
mems We also have addition above Ready Made
Clothing superior lot Of Cloths, Cassmers, VestuS Drtp
de ate and Linen Dring, which will guar
antee t to please the sa goods sold Uy
We 10 be represented We would particularly
the atienon O. buyers the yeand make OF garments
most Of which made up orlsr-and will
the 10 stand.
WARD, BERMINGEHAIE d CO.,
Practical Taors,
No. 20 South side Public Square,
N B-Clobing cut to order. 40
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Etae 3iclk4eS Trial.
wAsHISrTos.l April le.-sir siekles requests US
his wife cenfsssin, paealarIJ for The sAke Of his
child
Philips fer TIE defcnca, j. arguing againsl tbe ad-
missihiiitE Ct oviaesee Of aduiry
WAs,sxoros, April IS --Siekses trial day
vas oeruried ~ Arguments Of the defence and
d ossrutian feiatTa 70 he admissitity OF evidence
Of adultsrous Intercourse
New YoRK. April Is The .teamsr New York
sailed for Southampton today, with $3.50 600
specie
Schleider, iba SEeeiish Niaislsr, is among the
passenge by the Washington
Signor Pasz e N'carsgaa has arrived with the
amended cass-Yvissqri treaty
The Arizonia Expedition.
EEw 0RtENSs ATrii l6--Col Lockridge, in con-
sequence Of Twig's proclamation has suspended op-
erations unilhs learns ihe ioisnans Of The Governs
ment relative TO The Arzsnia expedition His
agent has go7"to Washington
Cincinnati Market.
CIvoISSATI, April l6.-Flour. firm aud active,
sales 1900 bbls 555a5.65i Whisky, sails 500 bbls
234; Lard 1IalI4
Kew YORK Market.
Nav YORK. April l6.-COlt9n, quiet, sales 1900
bales awaiting TIE arrival Of the Europa. Flour,
firm. sales 100 bills; Mess Pork. duh IL 90; Su-
gar, firm 64a73 Csfee, s.esdy III
New Orleans Market.
NV 0BLEANs April l6.-Cottou sales to-day 1000
bales, market firm but unchanged; Mess Pork 1915.
There now only three vessels detained below
River NEWS.
LOUISVILLE. April 1.-THE river "a rising rapid
ly with 10 feet water on the falls.
49, Strength and Health Re
~ Inn Davf lvfnr ten
miles above Pittsburgh, lie Pernsyvsnis Canal says n
= - - LII A.