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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-25


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Approach Of n Revolution In Chile-Martial
Inv, Personal Arrests and Newspaper Sup
pression-French and English War Ships at
VaIparniso-Trade Emeutes Mt Lima and
Caliao-Opposition to the Landing OF Wood
en- Houses from the United States-The
Blockade Of Ecuad0r-Trade and Harvest
Reports, &c.
The steamship Cloda, from Valparaiso and ntermedi
ports arrived at Panama the 9Th inst with dates
from the former place to the 1eb Caao the 27th Pata
the 3oth of December, and Guayaquil the ID inst.
The Coda brought thirty passengers ia packages
chandisc, and 1908 900 in specie, for England.
BY this arrival have highly important news from
Chile and Peru full particulars Of which given below
by our special correspondents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
PERU.
OUR CALLAO CORRESPONDENTS.

OOf CAI'LAO COkkESfONDbNCE.
CALIAo, Dec. 81, 1853
Doings in Congress cksilwr Speculation and Govern
ment Tade-An Outbreak at Cdl,ao Caused by Natipe
7radesmeW-Cpposition to the Landing Of american
Shanties-B,oodshed and Loss Of Life-President Cas-
Hlla on the Ground-7Ae Legislature in Treaty ciM The
Rioers-Propositions from the Insurgenss-7he War
nth Ecuador dc.
Congress is still In session at Lima, but is principally
engaged in discussing questions purely of local charac-
ter On the 18th instant bill passed both branches au
torzng the Executive TO purchase annually six thousand
quinals Of quicksilver in the markets Of California or
SPAIN which when procured is TO be sold by the govern.
ment 10 at cost price Congress was induced
to take this step consequence of exorbant prices being
demanded for the article by few spectators who
the market
Since the sailing of tho last steamer this place and Lima
have been the of most dsgraceful riot resulting
n boodsbed and loss Of life. The outbreak commenced
at this place, the being the landing, rather
an attempt to land lot of wooden houses recently arrived
from the United States In the ship Lamnagier, which
had been ordered by the Chorlas Railroad Company.
Az the fact had become known that the vessel
had brought TO this port lot of houses for the of the
railroad company, the carpenters, builders, &C. held
meeting and resolved that the cargo should not be landed
Accordingly on the 18th inst as launch from the ship
loaded with the franc houses put up In sections, came
alongside the MOLE mob collected, and compelled the
boatmen to take the launch away without unloading IT,
The mob numbered about 6OOmost of whom we're boys
The rngeaders had the audacy To petition the President
Of tho nation to nterpose and prevent landing of the
cargo TO which, Of course, attention paid. This
exaspcratcd the mobocrats still MORE and they threatened
carry their unlawful purpose at all hazards Things
remained comparatively quiet, however, until the 2fs
when launch load Of the prescribed property landed
AZ the mole The mob quickly collected tho spot, md
prevented the boatmen from transferring tho stuff TO tho
wagons sent there 10 receive and carry IL the railroad
depot just mt this time the authorities interposed and
arrested one OF the rnglcaders but while the police
conveying him 10 prison. the mob made rush upon them
and released their comradc They then returned the
mole and succeeded in destroying tho property before the
military or police force understood 10 be on their way
there arrived. They had scarcely performed the work
OF destruction when the Project arrived upon the ground
the head Of two hundred troops with which force he
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part.
The general opinion in Nicaragua among our country
men Is that We have been served perfectly rgnt.
OUR LEON CORRESPONDENCE.
LEON Dec. 90, 1858.
Movements of Gen LamarChances Of the Cas- Yrisdr7t
OVERWHELMINGLY of President Marines and the Nicdrd
guam Con9ress-Si ym. Gore Ouseey at Leon &C.
Gen Lamar left here this morning for Managua, the
seat where he intends urge the decision
of pending claims Of American citizens and the
speedy ratification rejection Of the Yrsarri treaty.
with the slight modification which the American govern
ment has consented to agree TO- may be assured
beforehand tina. the treaty will not with the appro
baton Of the Congress which open it's stngs
ManaRua on on the LIST Of January
AS Gen Jerez could possibly induce Gen. Cass to
accept the substantial notifications which the Const
tuent Assembly of Nicaragua had proposed to the Cas-
Yrisarri treaty and the only which the American 60
vernment would admit Of is not very material one,
it is to be supposed that the Congress
whose members a'mos. the the which
sat as the Constituent Assembly, will never ratify
convention which held to them by Mr. Belly aud
other French and British oracles the ruin of this
try, and the last blow given to its independence.
AS for President Martinez he has shown in very evil
dent manner how strongly opposed he 70 the Cass
Yrisarr treaty. He has now perhaps modified little
his opinion about the American spirit of absorption he
does not think perhaps, so badly Of the American
government and Of the American ministers as he did
when he signed the famous manifesto at Rvas. becanse
he has beard lately good counses; aud the score
tsry OF General Jerez brought to Nicaragua better
opinion of the people and government of the United
States than he had before he started with General erez
for the Ncaraguan mission to Washington but although
the feelings and sentiments of President Martinez towards
the United States have been greatly modified through
the reports Of Gen erez and the Of Score
tary Jerombo Perez is 10 be expected that his
version vet effected In order that he mly throw away
bis deep seated preudces against Americans he must lose
his long entertained deusons and faded hopes about the
SO long exnected "Anglo French protection
Sir William Gore Ouseley is here, and
to Slanagua. He will speak to the Pres-
sident, to the Cabinet, and tn the members of
the Congress; and certainly Sir William backed by
Queen Victoria, will be listened to by them with
con6depce than General lamar, backed by President
buchanan. Things however, have come to su>h crisis
that it be this country will open at last her eyes
her real interests but cannot expect to be
Only time and circumstances may after many years eff
the immense evil worked by Walker side and
Belly and fellow Europeans on the other.
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they have reapsed into their old habits of perfect ind
ference towsrds al nations the United States in ptc
lar. Meantime Sir W. Gore 0useey Is here, ana WIN
effect all he wants. and Monsieur Belys contract wncu
is now before the Congress OF this country and Costa cA
will. have but LITTLE doubt be ratified by both.
so much for procrastnaon and needless delay Oh our
part.
The general opinion in Nicaragua among our country
men is that VIC have been served perfectly right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

Improvement In the Government Finances
A Foreign Loan Taken-AgricuItural Pros
poets of FOreigners-A Negro Revolt In the
Pearl Islands-Preparntion for the Political
Contest-Naval Reports-Army Desertions-
The United States Ship st. Marys Heard
Fron--Excitement OF the Colored Popula-
tlOn of the Isthmus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

A San Francisco leser describing the fortnirbtlv
departure Of ihs steiner says-ssT Then comes a
great time. a5d he huggng sal kissing begin
such awkward kissisg too: random shots. an ont
rsgeons waste Of the good things Of Ibis life.
Sometimes kiss lights The soss eye, ear, or Is
lot in a head Of mnsssd-up hair A bonnet stands
no kind Of chaaee-it gets smashed on the first
4 movement, and d the Tine woman has got through
snd been passed from hand to hand, or rltksr arms
to arms, Of brothers. cousins, friends and scqusn
tauces. she is pitable object AMI presents the ap-
pearance Of having gooe through an Irish row-red
eyes, hair down, bonnet smashed ard knocked
arsuud en- one siss Of the head, shawl sskew, aud
the general symaetry Of her figure destroyed BY
pockets stuffed I'm Of donations from Friendships
pies cakes, gingsf snaps, letters, SC.
Mrs. Anu Pkilss. described as ga very good
looking young ladg. attred in deep mourning ap-
pearsd in New York police court to prosecute Der
husband, VIM. II nry, for abandoning her and their
infant. Recently. and since her husbands heart
lessncss, her uncle died in California, bequeahng
Der 100000 Vim Henry's coldnsss ceased when
he heard Of this vindE and he desired to be sgain
received into Ftr affections but she was oo sharp
for him. nay. dsissninsd to make bin help sup
port the child, ii bepee the prosecution. In
open court the brsa dssauded an examination as
to whether ne was really The parent or rot. shsos
suspicion 50 enraged Mrs P. that she ehasised
VIM Henry with her parasOl, AMI he, hyiag into
and down the street from her wrath, the case wss
suspended
''BooK NOTioEs. "A recent publication Is 'sThe
Romance of the Ring. and ether Poems :" VIC com
mend it to Mon rissey and Heenan Another book,
&c The ways aud means of Payment" would have
been more timely during The hard times Then
there is 81 Home Hits and Hints" such book it
seems TO us, must be a uadsn seun for wife whip
pers and eurlaiu lecturers!
As the polite omnibus agent of the Lexington
and Louisville Railroad was going through the la
dies car, checking baggage, he asksd very pref
~ young lady it che had any Baggage she wished |
taken to the hotel. She replied, NO, sir" The |
agent thea asked her if she would take a bus She I
Instantly gave him very sweet smile, and replied /
g No, sir, an not in kissing humOr this evening"
The Legislature of New Hampshirs hiss beea OBJ \
iged to repeal the Law Offering bounty for the
destruction of crows, in consequences Of the prac-
ice which has prevailed Of procuring crows eggs
nd Matching them under hens aud bringing for.
ward the brood for the bounty!
Wise old Er. Barrow, in one of his immortal SER
mons, has sentiment like this: g If rsp-oof DOH
Tot SAVIOR of humsnity. It signifsth notbiog; it
must be like bitter pill wrapped in gold AID TEN
'ered with sugar, otherwise it wall not 90 down, or
work. efeetualy"
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me-. JOHN sETELBY,S

Fine RlOOdcd StOCA-oHorSeSs Jacks Jens
nets, Hogs and Cattle,
FOR SALE,
the agent Of DR.. SHELBY, will offer at public sale,
- SATURDAY, the 2d Gsy Ct April rex ali thorough
bl staors Mares, Jacks Jennets, Hogs Cattle,
now at Faherland his farm Nashville 1t is useless
the ri ees OF in advertisement safely
saw that they vii good blood any in the
Smenton that the the year old
Stallion, Mark Young, half brother to SOCKS and yearng
ellv H. hall sister offered TIE take place
the fam, coz mencing at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
TFRNs-A $50 cash, all under 100
ali over 100 and 80 twelve onths and all $3.50
one and two years Notes endorsed and payable bank
without interest
Those WHO may wish and examine the stock. &C.
DIV to Mr. p g. McMURRY the Farm, TO the Ollie
OF tire Nashville Gas Light Company.
P sny The above mentioned Stock be purchased at
private sale, 49,
febi6-td. WAShINGTON bAhkOH'
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1859.
~
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FENRAvELLERs for the North North est from the South
Satas procure Tickets from Cha lesion, Savanna
Chattanooga, hontgonsrys Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Iyncurg, Washington. Atlanta, and Augusta to st. Louis
Louisville, Cairo. nckman. Columbus Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, Yurg, Paucah, smithand- and Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee
First class Railroads and Steamboats, with Close connections
all points. Passengers arriving Eash1 lie, via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad directly beat without detention
Thss the quickest and cheapest bound for the
West.
Regular CairCs EIcmPh his and 81. LOuis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. NJ Kunyan MnnetOnka saili West,
Cuba ard }. g. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville daya s NJ
meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and from
Nashville 10 St. LOUIS in Sixty hours
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance unieth, Ea, John ault Tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, O'Clock NJ time
nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati four days
Reg alar M emphiss New Orleans and Ntcks-
burg Line OF Boats.
james Johnson Nashville, E. Howard Rel Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats win Nashville every other
day, It no0n tine from Nashville Memphis as hours Ycs
bnTg, Eve dsyS; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day the arrival OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For nrstelass accommodation upon the Boats. Tickets e
procured at the different pon at prices named In The annexed
Schedule Of Rates:
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WILLIAMSON d CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BFandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &C.,
no. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TEyE undersigned have in store tie following pure Liquors.
Wines SC. which they offer the trade low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purcha Of those goods
to examine their stnck before buying.
Our Liquors ana Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low hgures-possesing the facilities to do aer
ourselves that oG.r such Inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers will meet their views
Brandies, GsiRs Rum and WHISTLES.
&c and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands 90 ~, very g Sai -
= do Rochelle do ,o 5 bbls genuine Old BouFndo
2PuncheOns pure W. l. Rum apune4eqns Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 90 do sauternasi
% boxes Hook and Mcselle; 10 do do old and ane;
go do 81 Hungarian, White and 10 do Malsr4; -.
IS boxes Fine Claretsi 10 do Port;
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks London ort,T, best brands
2, DO English and scotch Ale, best brands;
90 do French oordials, assorted;
p do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Maresehino and Absynthe
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 800 900 German Cigars
choicest brands Tobacco se.'O bl''ln'r' A's4a' DO
20 nzs Fine Virginia Chsrng Tobacco T. W. Ander,on
10 do do DO do do ''Leitwick's I sees
do Do do do Do dc Do saer.n Ss'i Fa:
Star;
Virginia Chewing Tobacco, suherands sine qua
non;"
20 Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Chamoer Fpper
Golden Leaf
20 Virginia hewins Tobacco, "LanghOrn Armead
No. !, Gold Leaf"
! boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco. ''Allen's;"
so boxes best Tennessee do do
Also:
IS y Kcan Smiths celebrated ''Wis and Pancakes
Danvie Tobacco, equal if superior any oGers
ed in this market.
With otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATJIAM,
ssr9 No 9. College Nashville. Tern
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FARMERS

WETTLL doubtless is rAsfed olservc that in v=r
continued stringeuey, have concluded make such
reduction popular and unapproachals Corn
Cob Miiis The Excelsior, VIII bring il within be r-ick
Of all II is offered, tins only an cure,s h
tEo sets Of grinding the very q Dlars
As far aware t,s i lower tsu he Excr has
before ieeu offered in The United slsi ahi Superiority 3
anquestione By those destitute o. ruca Ftsers
will appreciate efforts hy senng u their onier Believing
the puhchage long since AWARDED the r1in %
superiority will, without discussing is surprising
i to them h the remark that the Excelsior adapted crush
and cob wheat, rye. stock: AID grndr
meal ior FAMILY Il discharges The meal drectr h1f
bushe and provided with movable grinding surface gilch
when out restored costsi d0ar Agents
throughout the State authorised sell he xrer above
Persons wanting the allow viii ptatse address
JAMES a.. EALDWIN.
deco t-dkfran n resat. Nah
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BOGUS GOLD COMA dangerous counterfeit has
just been detected in the Treasury Department at
Washington, in the shape of S. pieces the exterior Of
which is pure gold plated upon slloy Of which
gold seems TO be the base. The coin contains shout
three dollars worth Of pure gold, and is of such
really superior execution as to make it pass readi-
ly for genuine 1t was detected by the treasury ex-
perts in consequence of slight stness at the edges
but would escape unuOticed in its ordinary cireua-
tom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

MAKING DocToRs RAPIDLY.-The Medical Colleges
at philadelphia turning loose upon the country
an unusually large number of Doctors this year. The
Jefferson Medical College has graduated two hun
dred and fi'ty>six and the Medical Department Of
the University Of Penv sylvania one hundred and
forty mating toge her hrce hundred and ninety-six.
or this number. seventeen we're from Tennessee,
and in the colleges of our city there we're forty
five TeDnesseans graduated. We. therefore, have
in Tennessee from thesesources siKty-two new Doc
tors ready for the practice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

On the 18th inst, clergyman named William
Watson was arrested in Glenwood, Mills county,
Iowa. When he was arrested he was preaching a
funeral sermon. Previous to srresting him the Of
fcers searched his house, and found in the cellar
inks, presses, papers, rolling machines, and the
entire apparatus for the manufacture of bank bills.
They also found about $1,000 in counterfeit bank
bills $500 of which were los on the Forest City
Bank, Chicago, and about $500 in SIS on the State
Bank of Ohio. He said that he was doing evil that
gocd might result from it. He was locked up.
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HInrsIaoi,s anIe-

virtue Of directed. from Ne
Circuit Court Of Uuei States, which founded
upon judgments rendered In sail the October
1853, wherein Wilbur Scott plaintiffs aud B. " ii1ii
aud h Psynr defendants and A0rG fance plain
til and the aid T. D. Payne defendant III sell AZ thu
Court In the city q Nashville, SATURDAY. he tt
day of April all right, title claim. and Interest o. the sad
Z. Payne, in aud The following lots In or ed
Joining city Of Nashville, hts Nos. 9, TO- -,
H. "a and Is all fronting IS fret the east s d
p and lying af % sad cy knoEn
Bells Survey, Char0ts pike Also lots NGs sud
lying IN G.. Paynes plan, Cherry street. 10 SONIA Nash
yend fronting said about 80 feet, ali lining 8eehs
lot All Of which said lots, have been levied upon and VIII 10
sobi as the property Of said defendant say AS
This third day o March, 1853. mh4-dd
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Domestic wines.

The rapid progress whieh vine culture is making
in this country of the best guarantees against
the serious evils Of ntsnpsrazce. aud IN progress
cannot fail, ere long, t. give chelp wines. Am:ri-
can champagne is gradually obtaining the reputation
of being the priest Olferveseing wine in the world
and if, as Mr.. Longworih says, We have Eve thou
sand varieties of native grapss-aH Of them free
from the oid'um. CT grsps5 disease whleais spread
ing over every corner of Europe-is will be seen
that the West has in re eve an eHormous field Of
productiveness to fall back on, population grows
dense, and profitable investment for capital is re
quired.
There Is an absurd idea prevalent that wine cans
not be pr ably raised in this country; that labor
is too dear, and European opposition too great On
the contrary, wine raising is this Instant III
pr, itable branch of Agriculture in America. Ii
vii, pay from one to three hundred dollars an acre,
yielding higher profit on capital skill and labor
invested, than aay other planting.
The wives which can be most easily raised are,
like those of Germany. light AMI very inocuous.
We often hear it said that there is NJ drunkenness
in France, but drunkenness is even rare amoag the
wine drinking Germans Of ths Rhine. Lebig, the
great chemist, declares that these people, far from
being injured by their Wine, owe 70 it the heath
for which they ere 50 famous, there being place
in The world where there is little demand for
apotheearies' ware But the reader will re1olIsct
that those wines are very different from those CT
ether nations, beigg more intoxicating to those
familiar with them than the common el4ret When
attention is more generally devoted to wine culture
we shall probably see wine cheap cider, aud
stryehnine whisky and fighting brandy ct Dis
count. Excessive use of ardent spirits is great
cause of national suffering; anything which will d.
away with it, modify it, hardly fSil to be
garded blessing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

Corr y N TEx,s.-The Houston Telegraph of the
4lh inst From all that can learn, we are
satisfied that there VIA be more geound planted in
cotton, within the SAFE, than ever before The ia
ere ase over LAST ear from the best Of our iuforma-
ton. can rot be le 5 than 20 to 25 Per cent. The
usual Increase from year year has been about y
to IL per cent. With gcoi year The crop Of Texas
wiz come nearly up 10 100000 bales, in which event
that portion deliverable at Houstoa and Galveston
will push closs upon $50 900 bales.
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LAND FOR SALE.

HVHE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand On a
Middle Fsnkiin Turnpike, four -Iis from Nashville ri-
joining the tract which, resides and the lands q Capt Jod
ones The land is equal the cs with Ghnouce e elcel
lent, falling WATER with The most 0eautu building site
in the country AMI in tine ni OF the IN
America april NATHANIEL RAXTER
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We find in our exchanges many notices Of the dear
little visitors, he blue birds. What more pleasant
than their pretty MARBLE, what cheering? Does
it not tell of revivng verdure, of coming warmth of
sunshine and ife-a glad escape from the rigors of
winter,with its cumbersome necessities cloth
ing, &c And that reminds that our merchants
have fine stocks Of sprirg goods all ready for their
eager customers. See their advertisements in our
columns, and then visit their stores and make pur-
chases.