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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-04

OREGON AND wAsHISoroS.-The Editor Of the
Pacific AdrOeats has recently made tour Of Ooser-
WALTON in his own State Oregon, and into the terri
tory Of Washington. He says the prospects in Or
egOn are COED for large harvest. Speaking Of
Washipgt territory. he says that between yancou-
yer and Lake river the c,uniry is in high state Of
cultivation. Farms, orchards, waving fields Of
the valleys
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'.FooTrRIzrs Under The tide of aFOotprinis
Across the Continent" Bishop Pierce has com
meneed series of letters 10 the New Orleans Chris
tiaa ADVOCATE descriptive Of journey that he has
set out to make, with his wife and daughter, from
Georgia to California. BY the overland nail route
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Timothy 0. sullivan vs. Patrick Laroy and James Sun

SullFau Patrick James
The Circuit Jnig d not err dissni5sing the petition for
Hrits of cerorari and sup rscieasin these causes
Section 329 Of Tie COdeof Tennesee provides tatvtre the
error complained TIE Of the Judgment the petit
lion shall Of tie mistake, and he snnerea5
shall not for more amount and the Plna
the jrgmen entitled execution for the iaCs
complained OF. Il such writ fad been ohtsnei
HAnd section 3a provides hat when the cecrar only
part The Judgment il brought ~ BY Of
seYerEl parties only certified ospy Of he proceedings
planned out BY the proper officers, and hd 10
lieu Of the original papers, and proceedings as 20 Parties VIE do
not join in the application, shall not be efected.
Nov il palpe petitioner did not complain Of Tie whole
amount ud gmsus yet he failed 10 state wherein the
error consisted, is amount.
The language OF the petition ihat petitioner viii able
upon trial tt the judgments for much great
er amount than the plaintiffs entitled to "
This gage implies portion II not the greater
part these Judgments correct The objection that these
trials and JUDGMENTS had In the prOpe. Civil Districts,
true this has nothing il because Il
does not involve the and when the party
appeal driven the extraordinary renely urn-
iShed BY the writ Of ce-iioFari. he must show merits
when the petrOn5 il does not appear from
thig stated therein the and judgments had
wrong istrc The petit ofeeoDis that he tried
the actions the 4li4h section OF the COs
entitled to be tired IN his district because he DIS
puted plaintiffs And In that unless the
Incompetent, absent there o.
plsnta's district the trial should have been il that district
But In ncompetency, absence Of magistrate
the propereret the trial may be had doining district
Code, sc4Is. Nov il ooncede thai the defendant has
call 10 question the want Of trial ia the paaiA dis
requiem evidently for the plaintiffs hnehyet he
where in his petition thing from which ay
that these causes tried In the wrong district
Bat before stated ia and does
20 20 the merits
judgment affirmed HRfoHT.
Correct copy, J. P CLARK, Clerk.
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Hon. ThOs. Butler King says, the number Of Gu
ban children at school ia the United States may
be estimated from six TO ten thousand. Added to
this, the number of visitors from Cuba to the UH-
ted States, in the year 1853, was between fifteen
and twenty thousand. Ia view Of these facts, the
Savannah Republican thinks Cuba will coon become
AmeIicauized.
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Opinions Of the SupFeme COurI OF Ihe state
Of tennessee, delivered at Nashville, at
december Term, 1855.


The plaintiff n error. guardian su an Clarke minor
v sued before Jastice store so
for goods FURNISHED his EId by The DEFENDANT in and
on appeal the Circuit Co judge ent rendered again
s.is s1arlisa for tn assount u said account.
From the proof aPpears that the goods which certain
articles of dress were sold and delivered the minor herself
without the knox Of authority from, guardian
Wharer or not goods sold 70 the
ahe - r condition, and what Ter fcrure and condition
IN m are matters which there is no proof IN the record.
The nroof shows that furnished with goods By
guardian, and there evidence that be refused % oVde
n Deces aries fer her ltalso appears that the MINOR With
knowledge o. consent OF htr gaarai u eoiaetea
f rroof ne Judge Instructed the jury that the dsend
ant liable for Aecsss1 furnished his ward
proy the a0unt exceed the interest Of tie uld IN
thos he lad requested Authorised thepaind 20 furnish
tfa gnofIx IN his ward. II they EseesSqTies.
This entirely Al the authorities con-
cur that il an lives With MS parent OF guardian, and their
~ and uotecten are duly exercised ne bind himself
eesn for recessaries, kent's Com, 20
An rfaat neceares suitable 10 his rank and
dsn when he has other OF obtaining them EXCEPT BY
the pledge Of his own personal credit
NM M h. IA uudr tie parent guardian
means and is willing furnish hiU what Is actually necessary
the infant can budns contract for article Whatever
without Of his legal protector and adviser Pages
Oh. Rep 4i9
Ard where ennei that the goods furnished
I5 evidence be Tee1ted hy proof that the infant
lived parea roof and furnished with sEch real
necesssriess life Judgment Of his paTcnt seemed proper
ADDISON Con- - may also Be shown that h furnish
e. ike by his gaartan or that competent allowance
was made 70 him Tor support, that he Supplied
eces les from ether GTeenles EV 36 aud
anthOrities resrredto In note
principles Is clear that the the pres
ent case bndaE the uilnI, the Is in this
neither did impose eny obligation v;sFer epon the
guardian.
The Judgmen. will be reversed ACKisxET. p
A correct copy, J. 2. ARK. CLERK, .a
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aasbsiIIs sFhian anS 9msritan.
Dally s.; Tn-weekiy s. weekly 81.

At the annual parade Of the Fire Department Of
Savannah. Ga, on the 26th Mt, the throwing quail
tiles Of the machines was tested, and Engine, No
8. threw .tream 9e2 feet inches and the others
few feetlsss.
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Race on Fashiou Course.

New YORK, June 1-The race on Fashion Course
between Flora Temple" and Ethan Allea," trOt
to wagons, fJr purse Of two thousand dollars was
won By Flora" She made the three straight heats
in the following time; 2:25, 2:274, AID 2;274.
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THREE TaROUGH
PASS Err AIMS
nnr,.urIN pIrnsRIrRG ANn Pill. ADELPnLA,

eHssr-A4
rHE CAPACITY OF THIS RoADINo EQUAL - ANY IN
TE9REE THROUGH
= - =, - :, n, - N, m -
z 4 II rs II ~ = 80, ~ n n - ~ =
BETWEEN PIrTSBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
,oNN-,fTTN aiet IN the Iunn ao04 at Psburg, with
fhrougf Trains from ali Western Cities PHILADELPHIA,
~ WI 1osc5 Ratocrs ami Washnrton Civ thus fur
al hin m ne OF sengers unsurpassed
or sissI ma eo-,t,rt ,v any other route.
az vast lines run through to Philadelphia without
.ts-'EEe ~ cers nv c7,,f,lrtors
sosine arsare attached 10 each train Woodrufs Sleeping
Cars n Exoress md Fsst Trains. The Express runs
aIIvs Mail apd Fast Lae Sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains connect et New York Express and Fast Lnecon
HEnres Train Leaves Pur A. NJ, arrives Philadelphia
ar Ranimore : r. NJ New York lNss0 =. NJ
Mail ai eayos Pittslurg A. M arriving Philadelphia II
=. N. New York & 20 A. NJ
fast Ine eavs Pitrq p NJ arrives IN Philadelphia
P,ltir, we ~ e.ga A. NJ Ney York 9lO r. NJ.
sv D,il rr,ns .yaeu Pbilaeipiia and New York. Two
n = rsiy ts+vreer Nez Work and goon Through Tickets
ali Raill arc rs0i On either Of the above Trains.
Boat Tckes 70 boston are good Norwich, Fall River
sto1iDvtop Lines.
Tickets aw NAV be obtained Any o. the important Rail.
road % 10 the Vest also board any Of the regular Line OF
s,ce on he Mississippi or OHIO rivers: Tickets Westward
a. - fai ~ re COMPANY In Boston, New YORK Baltimore,
phIsleIuhia.
E.sre s,iv-avs as low rs BY amy other Route
Ask F9H TICKETS BY fLIiSRIRG.
The completion OF the aneeiea Of the Pennsyi-
rsDio RaiIroed 10 CHICAGO, makes this the
THEF (sTKEkT NORTH W EST.
ba crrrzrtg ~ tracks m tbs Earcsd Bridge a. PsbuTg,
% III drasr or ferriaqe OF frejqC together with the
readily Of
~ y. 80 ~ a. T'r.,ei;a5T ,rtsic r.
,; s.in FssT5 viii find II 10 their advantage TO
= ' ~. S-.ltl"s ~ - -
sap ~ ~ - st,r,z Drertions apDlv 10 or ad.
is .Jtfs = ne feiIoWirc AGENTS Of tho company:
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eAuv1moRE AND ONO
- 81 az = So
RAILROAD.

-
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TpVEFS INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore on the East and Wheeag Bsnwood aad Park
sIuyg On he vest at which places uts with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, FOR and from all points IN The
west. sOusIa.West aad North -ygesI.
Fare 10 New York Boston ONE D0LLA essthan via
Two rains lesye Wheeling daily $3.50 p NJ and Ii:3O
A. NJ.
prectcounections made by these trains
For ala the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route 70 Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
Men Yek Boston, the cost Of ticket TO Boston alone, BY
0tller lines.
Through Tickets the Eastern cities be procured via
WasIngt lon city at a. additional charge OF 81 20.
Quick and sure connections.
Inquire for via the Baltimore ami Ohio Railroads at any
9 the principal liallr9ad Offices in tie Wet
=. +. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. p smith. Master Transportation. spit
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SUMNER MANUFACTURING COlnPANl
90. RELi..ET as.

=. A. RELf.s EI' AIS.
EHBRSUANToa decree Of e SUmnsr ChsuceTy Court made
pr 1852 We, the undersigned Commissioners
WILL Saturday. th day Of June nst sell at auction TO
the bskest Iader on e7editof g. y snd % months the
CONTON FACTORY
belonging the sumner Manufacturing Company near me
town OF aatin county Sumner, State Of Tennessee said
Factory has il Spinning Fra which runs a spnaes
Reels, Dresrs, "A Cards, and 4 Bs, speeces DiFers
80 L0cns which have averaged about l0OJO yards Cota per
week. with good FouIng Mil -ttahed All driven by hr
class Engine in good order. -. -.
Office and oGis With tao fes dwellings Tor opera
and 6 Is Of land win be sold With the FACTOR a
Factory buildings This property originally cost the company
about 5000. besides improvements since 2de us 2cay IS
healthy and easy access being the LOUISVILLE and NssAViie
Railroad 20 miles frou Nashville coal be had by Railroad or
River Of good quality. There wiz be sold NJ the same time ard
terms Q OF 10 acres Of land In lots
The ale is absolute not eet to redemption The Conms
authorized sell pratsy publicly Any tuTta
Information be obtained by addressing tue unaernea Al
Gallatin, Tenn. @ J. RIA TOhPkies.
Iaayi tWtd W. Il. BLACKAORE,. Cons.
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WA. s,FOCKE1d.

PEAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASEEREls.
WHOLESALE AND RrTSu nEGEER IL
YDRAU Lie GEM ENTS
Plaster Of Paris, Pinstering Hair. Fire
Z Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA Gotta CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER-
RIA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. II broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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EFPERSON SPRINGS,
Macon county, Tenn twenty miles Northesstog Gal
latin and four sad hair miles Last Of the Nashville and
louisville Turnpike. win be 0peDcd aid ready for the reception
Of visitors and Aids by the jih q May These Springs
we'll known for hh and healthy locality and the great
efficacy Of their miera tLat comment at this time IS
Charges to Wit For regular boarders S7Oe er
Children, under twelve U ard srYats aii price,
Transient oarders from S5 s. 90 yer dag Horses 5e Per
day We will have hack sTy day during The
season. the Nashville and Louisville stage the KOCH
house 10 carr visitors 10 and fFon the Springs.
wa A. DEBoW & CO.,
mavI0-triW3m PrOprietors.
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s7REEr A, L. KISs, WI. Z. srRKET.
STREET., KING s. Co.,
ATT ORNEYS At LAW,

LAND. COtJsrFEoS,
GEEERAL Il GEMS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
VNTILL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
Wv Nebraska sell Land Warrants, enter land on time,
give special attention to making Selections Of lands in Nebraska
those wishing good and desirable locations, invest distant
dealers reasonable terms pay taxes furnish asaet entries
and titles o. notices buy and sell lands, town lots, and all
kinds u real estate, and do General Agency business
EREgRESCE5 ..#r
W 3. Gilman, Banker, New HogE city.
Converse, Harding & &C., Boston, Mass.
c. Hbbar, Supt n. Y, Central Railroad, Albany, n. T.
Gen. Leslie COonbs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis y. fOgg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver x Co. DO do
Or. J s. Young, do do
Gev. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, DO
Hon. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson Co., ST. Louis, No.
Mctisric, Chitterden & Co., KeOkuk, Iowa.
Vim. Il Sewer & Co B enkers, OscalOOsa, lows
Baldwin, DCige & Co., Council Blulsy do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. u9 n
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IOTISVILLE * NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Ca " " II g e Hgg = Il Il Il II z;

E,fIJISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILHOADs
e. a TX " ~ II y pTZ u II =, q Il
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
and after Monday November Goth, 1853 Trains wilirun as
follows ~. ~.
Morning Train. Evening d ram a. =,
Arrives Ed geheld 300 do Arrives Edgehed " 80 de
Ts,vss 40 1000 do Leaves DO . s:JO do
L Ii cs1o,tn .iI.s9 do Arrives GaIlafn - 500
The Train leaving Gastn at $50 A NJ and LdgeheId al III
NJ connects Garn with mai coaches 70 and from Louis
IN TIE Train leaving Edgefej at 10 A NJ and Gaan at
n connects with mail coaches 70 and from I2rtsI Tie and
Carthage Only The mornin Train VIII be run on suhaSys
Wesring rare alone constitutes baggage OF which each
nssr viii he allowed sOpOuns free charge viii be maize
r r ha rare which be paid to the conductor Other
yicle thar sage carried in the baggage cars viii he charged
Eress eight which be pad to the agent OF the Express
Pngers taking their seats aatE and Edgefeld without
purchasing Tickets will be charged ten cents extra
;snoa-ff ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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MaTROPoLITAN
= NEIT TnRIl STYLE.

He purposes having regular Eli Of Fare, With prices attached
enaeS bothpecketsa and sppe.es Of his
customers charge m than they get 4is has been
needed city, aD he hopes 81 attention to bis Business
10 merit public patronage lie feels certain Of success With his
own sorts and immortal FIJI the kche, he VIII furnish
plb3 dinners at the shortest notices He also keeps hand
dIGzRS' GHEWZYs ToB1Cce, WINES AND LIQUORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan -
MILDLY JMUodb.
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.

A Large Number of Persons Killed and
Wound ed--Thirty-SlX Houses RIOvVn 10
Pieces--Great destruction OF Crops and
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The plaintiff moved the Circuit Court Of Bee county, Tor
against the defendant that his
surety in, and had paid Judgment he following note
18TH. BONNEVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8, lsJt.
"R0ur months dale either % promise pay
Jas W. johnson, ersr the Branch Of the BANK OF Ten
Shelbyve seven hundred seventy dollars for
received illness hands and SEALS da.e above.
s. X. NuITsoN, (seal.A
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 9.-BROOMS-The demand con-
tnues quite moderate, bat the stock being light the
market Is firm. The receipts by Wagons are very
light. We continue TO quote common at 81 25(9I so.
fancy 1902 rs; extra do 5O92 IS, and Shaker
3 OOla3 25
CANDLES AND SOAP-The market is very firm for
Star, at 20c for full weight and 1Sc for II with
demand fully equal to the supply Opal is firm lie
hot Ice, as was enormously quoted ia last Tai
low z@l3ac, the latter for double pressed. Soap
firm at 53a for Palm and No and &c for extra The
demand continues active
CIIEESE-The market has ruled firm and prices are
well sustained. We quote prime W. r. at i2c; extra
large do II &c, and English Dairy 13hc.
FRUITS-fhe market for Dried has remained ste :
dy throughout the week, with fair demand in the
regular way. at 3502 so .or good 10 prime Apples,
and 81 1898 rs for Peaches.
HiDES-Ihere is no material change to notice in the
market. The demand is good, and prices firm at
t41 for Flint 1904 for Dry Sailed, "a for Green
Sailed, and for Green.
HAY-The demand has been less active, and prices
have slightly declined since our last review the
ket closing steady at s1TSlS for prime, and $I59lo
for good.
IRON-The market IL very firm for Pig and sales
have been made fr m the landing of Ohio Hot Blast
Pig at S35, during the week, being a slight improve
enough to meet their current wants. Bar advanced
&c, closin at i<fG03c for common, and 31<04c for
for charcoal
BUTTER-Prime Roll has been scarce, and advasc.
ed to 25D26c for the best quality and l622c for fair
to good.
sEED-There has been rather hrmer feeling in the
market for Clover, with au improved demad, partly
speculative, and prices have ruled firm at %, with
sales 300 bush at this price, Timothy is in good
quest at s2D2 10 for lair, and 152 rs for prime.
Flax is firm at l so.
lots of any magnitude, Use. In the small way
7S0sOc may be called the range Of prices.
Lard is very firm at 95c for No. /. including brls
with the usual discount for cash
good demand for Red, at 61z@ss<c for distilled
the latter rather extreme rate, and Tor SapoL
nIned, the latter including brls.
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THEATRE.-Another congress OF representa-
tves of the intelligence and worth, the
beauty and gallantry of Nashville, met at the
Gliety, Thursday night. to witness Edwin
BOorH's impersonation of Sir Giles OUerredch
This is one Of his favorilc characters one in
which the actor Is deprived of tn sympathies
Of his audience, and must win his way to its
favor, by the power Of his acting alone. til
in such a rote that trIe genius blaZes forth
most respl nd tIy. His imperzon ton OF
SIR Gles was n signal triumph. We have
never witnessed any thing so impre ssivc, which
held the mind with such powerful grasp.
and ctrri d it cap i've in defiance Of the wick
cdle-I and rep i-iven"ss of tIc hero. The
intcrest ARGUS d "a the pIe,-s appro lched its
d>aoUred was all ab,orbing, frequently most
painful. Ii was a study for the printer, +"
witness the faces of the auditors. and to MAJ
their expression as the great actor played
upon their impulses.
Last night Mr. BooTH appeared rs RicLeii"u
In B,lw"r's beautiful drama ti.e occasion
being his benefit This is one of the most
interesting and attractive contributions to
tIi' Pii-u no one can Itti IL Nltn-
eat pleasure, ard when put upon the stage
properly, and well played, it is Il source of
iufnite delight. There is no similarity be-
tween Rtcheijeu and any other part which Mr..
Is. has yet played here; and in the contrast
afforded, his admirers had an opportunity
to test the genuineness of his talents, WHICH
proved to be refined gold. Richelic1 as repre-
scented by him, was the Richeiieu of the au-
thor, great statesman and leader patriot
welded to his beloved France, an artfuI
wary, ambitious churchman, and wilhal, q
man not devoid OF the eentler attributes
which beautify and adOrn human nature. His
performance Of it was a mod |, viewed in any
aspect.
Tonight the "Iron Chest" and Tuning
the Shrew," will be produched, Mr.. BourH
appearing as SIR EaVayd Mortimer ind Pc
trEelio.
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E@ The insurance companies who are
losers by the recent burning of the Mechanic
al Bakery. in Boston, have joined in Offering
reward of $4,000 to such person as shall
within three months furnish the information
which will cause the detection and convic-
tion of the party or parties who wilfully de-
strOyed the building. The rewards now out
amount to Sl0,0O0-about enough to tempt
the guilty parties to confession; but the Bos-
ton Journal publishes communication, sup
posed to be from Prof. HoRsFoRD, of Cam
bridge, suggesting that the fire may have
arisen from the spontaneous combustion of
saw-dust, which was placed in box beneath
the bearing of a shaft to catch the oil that
driPPed down. Experiments should be insti-
tuted to determine whether saw-dust in such
a place is liable to take fire spontaneously. as
it is question of much practical Importance.
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The Adams Express Company.
whereby money fsr u.k~as in sgas of len IAsil.rx,
and ups.sflE, ean be sal
At Our RISK AND EXPENSE.
fren sng city - to~n where they have an once.
fn- urslleg and order nu be rnclsssr1 "a a s.t,OV
kKNslENT foSf OFFICE STAMPED ENgkI0PK.s A.
he exIsress caiEot aeeeiVe thea. =
All eerinantcstisns strictly Gun aacutEai
Address Orders for rckets or certiacatesto
Muhs Eflh1 Gu, Angus =, gseorxiA
Or, Nooa, EDDY A 60, Atlanta 6earria
efs Noob, td,Iif o., Wiianit.gtou, Ilelaware
Hs- A tist - Tire numbers that are dra~nfrom
wheel sth Tie amount ~ the prime that each one \.
ettiilc. -, VII Be Published Ater every drawing IN
ne ts@~ln M papers sfsyEsez (6s , Csnxft ficnaI
49, ortaaAs bctaa, Msdsis R>giafsr, CAarissaps
zraara Aasteaiir 1zse, llaata kntcili geasrr Nsas
Ierk ss&ts Dis heak SauaasaA kuily Ness, RsrA-
usazd DszFslteA, Ass raxk Dis,NatcA sna EaaLis.s
ls..s cIarsen ,aaa Laisls Rsek (aEkl usDsaeersI
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pp telegraph.
Foreign News---ArrivaI OF the North
Rrffnn


New YORK, March 1.-THE steamer North
Briton, with Liverpool dates of the Esd, has
arrived. She was anticipated.
Paris letters say Prince Napoleon was re-
ceived by an immense deputation of Italians
on the 10th. He made a speech on Italian
affairs, which sympathizes with their most ar
dent wishes.
ed for ten million rations of dried vegetables
A second division of French troops is to
march from Algiers TO France.
1t is rumored that Gen. La Morriciere had
offered his services to the Emperor in case of
hostilities.
All the active battalions in the garrison at
Paris are to be increased, making each regi-
ment fifteen hundred strong.
Prince Napoleon is necessarily instigating
the Emperor to war.
Austria is steadily preparing for the de-
fence of her Italian possessions
The garrison at Vienna is prepared to
march at short notice. There is great activity
at the Vienna Arsenal. Gun boats have been
placed at the mouth of the river Po-
The garrison at Ferraria has been reinforced.
The Sandman Senate adopted a bill
for loan of fifty million francs, by a vote of
SO tot.
The Prussian Government has issued
circular expressing the conviction that Aus
tria will join England and Prussia in an
amlcable solution Of the present difficulties.
The Spanish Government has granted ex-
traOrdinary credits for strengthening the for
tifcatiOns at Mahon Ferret, and other places
The Italian exiles left Cadiz on the 18th,
on board of an American vessel, name not
mentioned.
One hundred Deputies of the Cortez had
declared in favor of free trade in corn and
cotton.
ITALY.-The Duchess of Parma signed a
treaty authorizing Austria to occupy all the
forts in her dominion with troops, in case of
hostilties.
Trade at Milan is completely stagnant.
A large number Of DESERVING troops from
Austria have crossed the Piedmontese front
iers. 1t is reported that Russia has declared
her determination to resist, by force, any at
tempts to prevent union of the Princi-
palities