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OFFICIAL.
Opinions OF the Supreme Cours OF the state
of Tennessee, IA Nashville, December
Term, s65S.


In tse there must be- tfia lseauzs the verdict Of
the jury IS wholly unsupported " the evbience
On the lst day Of January, 5s john NJ smith. agent q
T. A Dickinson, guardian Of John A. Graeey hired negro nan
john 10 the defendant fer thai year for S 90 The negro
delivered the defendant the day, and thereafter
during the month, died Of typhoid fever. rendered
service the defendant lie resisted The payment vf the hF
and the jury rentsred verdict for him.
That the health and life q the acr the hiring The
aenee Of fr4rl the part Of ie pliincn,
the risk Il tie deelat- Is not ccnroVerie And this
whether he The Zine 81 his living, s0Hnl unsound
YhartOn. vs. Thoml son. Yer. -.
There evidence this record Of any Earantyr thai
the plaintiff his agent, bad snowege OF the unounIe
Of the slave the time Of the hiring or IN way deceived or
imposed upon the defendant. So far from This The eoaty is
eiearly shown
There Bil1esses who speak upon the suiec
ly Smith, the plaintiff agent who hired the and Dr. Me
Eroy attending physician. TIE latter only established the
Illness death % the slave and makes prOlle that the de
OF which he died upon him when he hr The
former positively that e be sick az the time he he
and delivered him, he did know IT, that Ia looked we'll
he did, and did not complain and that he had SEGA him
eh0Ppng wood at thompson during the christmas h0.idays
lie further proved that The slave present when he
hired bat that defendant had him day teols. and
alme and furnish the usual clothing the paintG
paying the doctors bills, IL the slave became sick.
This the amou2t Of the proof And think there is no
reasonable ground upoa which, presume Tie verdict correct
The Jury aciei upon The hardship OF tho s
regarding the rules Of law applicable to il YerS70
Reverse the judgment and remand the for another rial
correct coDv J. p CLARK. CLERK
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lgnIaH ExsITENEsr II TrxAs.-We have ad-
vices OF the u inst from Galveston, Texas me
ez siiement on the northern frontier sbout the ani-
cipal,d esBdlet betxeen the arniel sttrisrs, the
United Star sutAorties aud the Reserve Fn.Iians,
Was intease. Jedge ERApFoeB has desli,sd hold
ing court al Belkusp and JaeksbOro 10 consequences
Of this state Of Affairs. The women aud children Of
the settlers are fsss leaving the eol-lry whilst the
settlers are cOngrsgating. arms in hand vitl tbe
determined purpose Of driving the Reserve indians
cut Of tbe Slate The whole froaiier, is,hougbi,
win sOon be in arms, an unit for this purpose.
One Of the leaders il this movement, Capt JoHN.
r. BAYLOR, we know well, an no brsver, cooler or
determined man iiTes He is a man, besides, WhOss
integrity and honorable eourss in all circumstance,
can be relied on lie has lived on The frontiers
from boyhsOd, is thoroughly acquainted with the
Iadian chsrastsr, and We are sure that no hing but
absolute necessity could have driven him to the
bold, decided stand he has taken in this matter.
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Mrs SOphrOnia Rsndle, married woman, elOPed
from a small town in Michigan, recently, with q
young man named William WightmaD They stop
ped at village near Chatham, C. W, where the
young man was taken with brain fever and died
The woman, possessing herself Of what money the
young man hal left (which amounted to some few
hundred dollars, returned to her husband, and was
forgiven by him. he proposes to open grocery
stoFe with the money secured By hia wife
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81
BAfTfHTOFEE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

b 8 -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
FFHE soueFn Road Of the four great lines ThsToad has
thus far bern managed in such way to coEInend Il 20
the public patronage.
This Company Under the general Superintendent Of
H. ID. HHEAsfS, General Freight Agents
Now offers Inducements slippers to Baltimore, Phadeha
New Yoik, Bosta Rehmond Petersburg, &c, st exceedingly
low RATS far below New Orleans prices. their uszte
terms with the Deductions upon insurance Of aud half per
cent. by this route, and the European shipping Icing from
sllings sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all contribute te render 1t
Reliable as we'll as Desirable.
Their facilities Tor transportation equailed by other
road operation their Western terminus is at PARK
ERS8DRGH Kindred and isety miles below the low
water and most dangerous navigation o. the Ohio river This
enables in ordinary water the delivery OF goods not only certain
but with Dispatch ADVANCE Of other roue and AS Tie wa
declines theg Advantages such the time Of delivery
widens on other routes, 50 that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Routes
Freight by this exposed to weather than by other
rsutes there 20 drayage delivery being made
esbuIgh under veil shielded oat and elevated from thence by
steam Immediately to the without being subject 70 WEr
Louisville steamers connect direct with PaFkeTsburgh
delay. likewise the regular Cincinnati
The Ptthnrg boats convey direct Parkerhuh BY
this arrangement the Comqany enabled = receive freight
daily for this at their agency in Nashville, Tenn.
For further particulars enquire Of
IL H. HARRISON Freight Agent,
No. Q, corner Broad and Front Streets
uavI5-Rr
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GoOIali e Sheriff OK Jackson county and Garsk has
deputy McClellan PLACED snTy claims "a hsnds d de III
lars against BENZ Fox, which case aioas this erogry isc
anei. 6abIeah obtane Judgment asaiHt Foz. reiptsl
bronght The oses bond @ Goodail afer Is
daih against his a.nisiraos snd the suratsa his ba
yerict hal for Si and Judgment rendered. against al a
desndans and an spPsal N erToT p s z q Us egIt
Of its execution ami record of be Coantg shan esf
10 nai. Bar oleln prseags ssu Ia i.e recori ~
fjrm1ble character. rh claim k8 aot co
eetlia lthssshs entered his issp uPoa i oess.
ThsSst Sa assxpIared s Faz as esauissI - uit.
that he had account clam against the oar Gabl
for nearly lhsams ami aon the time NE ered
or CLERK receive anytg eise nj ioay On dsnent or olrr
gsein sF ohsss It's nos ea uaea ~ EaFiiss iss se
plaintiff may irosel apoh itAsssfors ne a.
isI.iaas nay ,snal, 70 Pss a asaia e
the ahseHcs q insiFt' aens oa q 'sir iss o sy,
ivauals oficsr. tir securitiss no iabts
Lytle. vs. Eatrly 10 Yer ~ SlianP X reiso lesi
ne one Sozeser. aati haze no r 70 1 os
tioni sproceeling Ans- hlr HIS aaiy W0tee ss sAle
9s q ss 81 Tssys ls slea' s9aa no' q . allog - y
sstst si.sa. sgtsrly ss IN seaoa o. his guy. Ana ss
by 0f epay Bdt the ser1ries nay 90 behind ~
and test their ahlyby ne trah o. he e aa1 e IA ts-
Office hey In1S eomplsncd ogr d
his Office and authorizei hy II MA then ts
them are erroneous The Court charg ihs crfecy s
point. but he safsaty exp he chzrseS tzlt IA
sefat it's a., rgea del -isboat Il OUTS 4 1 % e g - I
against ne oaer, thli IS hher hs get e gssy not ts
principal would btuul hold. n The TIE
sureesars liable This he id ~, shou1i ls=
been nferrel.
Forths We woad not reverse as the Judge vas not rks 10
give explicit 0ns. an tre IN Est b.
disay Yet necessarily te jlgnent htras
proof making xt uoull anthtiz VeYjct
against sure Is al s other Tia Ferdirt t
right against administrator Of Gooa but t B lint l
Of b. which oouid asis o ti
defendants. and affirm e others
50 there must be general reversal md = trial.
CAzrTaxna.
A correct copy, J. P. CLARK, Clerk.
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The munieipsl election in New Haven, COnnecti-
cut, the Gin, resulted ia tse success oftbs Demo
cratic ticket with the exception Of few council
men, who we're elected BY lhe Republicans
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ELIZA wKBB has recovered $1,000 damages from
she Little Miami COiumbus and Xeuia (OaiO) Rail-
road Company for killing her husband, a valuable
brakesman
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PRoPEZTY
POR SAFE,

ANpow Offering for sale the House and Chy iiraet
BUW sccuPiei By M b 5 WelieF- r. /. -. AL
The house very large and c5mmodous containing ten
ty roros with rooms cellars, eoa and soo as g.
TIE horse Is in good order, Of il being rrreutly rebuilt
IA better adapted FOR first class boarding house u any house
in Nashville. -. .rr.s
ty6ve feet; house situated The lot ~ te nt of
an that would render oouuodous IS any hotel m
the city
large portion Of tbs furni,arecan purchased % ne hone
n desired
II Is we'll known that keeping IS in s city pro-
habie business aud any wishing engage in Ee Toea
ton this excellent opp0rtun procure An te lcr-
ton ng convensnt to all The business portions a ne city,
deSsi-tf AVS. LrNnsLEY.
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When Rbineman, the paramOur of Mrs. Hariung,
was arrested in Albany, the woman child was taken
from his custody and placed in charge of Mrs Wag-
gOner Mrs. Haitung haslOng manifested the most
intense desire to see the babe. sIrs. Wagg7ner
consented to take il to the cell. The moment she
reached there, bIrs, Haitung seized the child and
refused to surrender it again. and the guardian re-
turned home alone --s-E
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NUMBER 40.

the fund clsl yf ht 3, n h-
sat se1utal if.g the any ore. -slrr5se ne I
Es as. specliaiioa - busnfss - ans kin IA rhh
shf doubled, quruple every year. any cen
s tat the remainder cEid have te aranye hatf ff
iasfe, Of iSauin living tie vested In
iss orsIaves land he rt q, thoss remainder
largest they SthsF gi LAT 70 have ne e9rus
There restriction ne mole " asng ne money
dpe upon de via ac choice. q he ienatt icr LIE II
the fand ~ direction of he v TO b vested IA slaves an
isy 70 - li The lan1. tg gcuhi BEL trust and ~
On would be change1 Ia se ease ets fon lfsi ne n.t
T life Of The fund also erf aud tlt Eenld E1ske ts
argument piau bie % hold hsr p ;s loies q a s
nica uuslee The rcnnlsdr 10 i9 parcuiar Ls
nzktbs thin theone n ha1da Bck - i4f
Dew Battles Ea r. 4, . seied sstaiug he sans plin
cplss but have not been faisis sd with he bo0k tnk
theposon we'll sustanei and autaorys that
aiUier has orgh cain tae properly purcnaa -
aienant for life ~ fdais g ihe ia ne eh1aie
property o. TIE latter Ba sasrsa nssris s1Hu
% exist in o framed for that purpose against the tenant r
e y held security ioE The fdEd used In purchase. Ils
cross bill j. not WITH that sipf rte 70 hs
saTes ress the claim Oi he remainder to them
HE aH TWTaE
IL also appeafs tat the reIander The Sz5 pad =
slave Is in danger The perfectly
solvent and viii be ent al Girbac of hgoa.
Walden, o share Of hss slaves te3 other property
Ials We ar brought the earcsion q.8-
ton we're te ansoi1e properly Lair.ek Yan- is
OF ms deaih- ami must be rsogerl his
original tii ani TIA. is BALL the
nainder, WITH lie estate is uil5r, disnei.
AMI ths a1rns the decree % the Usnccor. CaslrliEz
correct copy, j. ?. CLAIM. l,lert
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mount sogitude for sale,

n An now Offering for 81 my Tract of land auf
Hesfltnce on the Charlotte Pike, a. miles \
vest OF Nashville 300 Of superior f74-a
aml, about half in cultivation auE Inc balance
we'll tmbered and we'll set In blue grass il Is
pleasant drive Of only 30 or 40 minutes . OF frcn
the city, with splendid house, ssuaie eninee
overlooking the surrounding country, and IN ve o. -
with kitchens, bs carTase hosss house, and etfr Gus
ho,e vita ws csteru aud sorn.s The soil is ir-e, al
the site as healthy as pure elevation rrEs - -
place Is canabe or beug divrlel number % ani ac
ior residences and M altogether, o. The most deass ho1e
% he found iu the United states = :. -
For terms apply TIE premises, Or o @ = u geessP
at The Capital Dt----- ?
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nALrImoRE AND OHIO


ista ~
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
gTyERMENATES AT yyASEEBNGT0N AND
Baltiuore on the East and Wheeing BenWood and Park
rsre on te West, which places untes with Railroads.
Steamers, &c., for and from all points in lie
Npst. SOufh-West and NOrth-Wests
Pare 10 New ork AMI Boston ONE D0ILAR less than via
other r5uie.
A. NJ.
Direct connections are made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route Washington City.
Passengers by Route visit Btnfofe Phadelphla,
New Yerk and Boston, the OF ticket 10 Boston Alone BY
other lines. 7fe
Through Tickets 10 the Eastern cities be procured via
Wash ing ion city a additional charge of 81 %.
QGics and conunections.
Iuaure for Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, at
the principal Railroad Offices in lie West.
e. L. FuLLkR, GENT Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master Transportation. lspA
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NASHVTLLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. r..
e. s@ . g 49, q g
CHANGE OF SCHED ULE.

SUNDAY, AIRY 9th, 1859,
Passenger TTairs will run as follows;
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4:3O A. N. and P. NJ.
Arrive at ChattlnooEa at . p. NJ. and 240 A
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:45 A NJ. and Z Is P. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 7;37 NJ. and $40 NJ.
VNyIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 430 A. NJ
connects Wartrace with shebyville train at sO5 A NJ,
and with Western Atlantic r. R. Chattanooga at 9P b..
III The Night Passenger Train from Nashville, at l. NJ,
connects Wartrace with Sheyve train at $40 T. ID with
McApnyle Manchester R. at Tullahoma at O4 P NJ,
and Memphis Charleston r. r Stevenson at lO5 p M
? The Day Passenger Train from ChAtan ooga at g. - A. ID
connects with AlcMnnye Manchester r. r. Tullahoma
24P with Shelbyvle train at Wartrace at $50 P NJ
The Night Train from Chattanooga at I5
meets Mephs and Charleston R, R. Stevenson at 10 p
p NJ L. W. COLE,
fab5-tf Superintendent
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DIZZY GOoDsI DEFY GOODS!
McWHIRTER BROS.
----------------
For the FAN Trade.
We arein receipt well selected sOeko
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
WehaEe ever offered to the the retail trade.
HAVING purchaaed this stock from helegest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, We feel no he
fancy saying that thereby ensbd to sell goods az
Low PRIC CES
and Reasonable Terms house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
:. Aquile;
rente
French DeTainss, Plain and Fancy.
French and English AernOes;
fac1niaPlsids
L2yess, ior travelling Dresses
D'Bege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of Shzs Plain and Fancy Dress Sksand Coaks
Black Silks al grades together with other article too telous TO
mention.
WeIave also very large stock Staple Goods, such
Blcachet Domestic, all grales;
1B&l2-4 bleached Sheeting;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown sheeting;
-4and CT sea island do;
Bro. and bd drils
Pid Linsey, all kinda:
Fanneis, all colors, qualltess and pricesi
Canton Flannelsi
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
jeans keTsey Satnets Csssimeres Vestings, Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and in fact article person
find in complete retail store
We also keep constantly on hand complete stock
Shoes Hats and Caps, Duf0ur * Co best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets, To all of which invite the attention Of
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS
sepl5 No. 81. North harket sreet.
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Arrival of the Rnltic.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-The steamer Baltic arrived
this morning with 81, ,750, 900 from San Francisco
She brings $50 passengers, including the officers
and crew of the frigate Saranac.
The Baltic left Aspinwall ON the 10Th, aud con
nected at the lsthmus with the Golden Age, which
vessel detained As hours at the Gulf Of Tehuan-
tepec by a severe gale
The Baltic brings freight hundred cases
silk-worm eggs from China for Italy and the south
of France
The California advces br the Baltic are only one
day later than those by the overland route, and is
entirely destitute of general interest
Nothing important has transpred on the lsthmus
since the departure of the North Star.
The Northern Light, of the Vanderbilt line,
which sailed from New York the 5th, arrived at
Aspinwall on the 18th. She met with accident
to her machinery at sea, and has also been fire.
The Baltic arrived at Aspinwal on the l2th.-
The frigate Lancaster, 81 days from Rio JaueirO,
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WAsmNGroN, Nov 27.-Among the recent arri-
yals are persons who formerly held office in the
House of Representatives and are here awaiting
the organization in hopes of being reinstated. The
more than usually large number of asprants for the
position of Clerk, Doorkeeper and Postmaster have
besides drawn hither a corresponding increase Of
placa- buntars
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wound inflicted by a knife in the hands of the prise
ner Gale
DR.. Nelson, coroner, Saturday held an inquest
over the body Of white female child, which had
been found on MuIliken street. near Central avenue
verdict was rendered Of ''stil born"
Coroner Sparklin held an inquest over the BODY
of white male child, apparently one dav Old
which had been found by police officer kissard in
cigar box in jew alley. \ verdict was rendered
Of death from causes unknown to the Jury"
AHUSENEETS
PANoRAMA-The Panorama of the Russian War
is still on exhibition.
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WAsHINGToN. Nov. Whatever designs France
may have on Mexico, with the view of fixing its
future form Of government, there is nothing to
warrant the suspicion that Great Britain is united
with them for that purpose The subject of Mexi-
can affairs will doubtless be prominently presented
to the consideration OF Congress ny the President
In his mnsea
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mportant from NIexteo.

New ORLEANS, November 25.-The steamship
Tennessee has arrived here with Vera Cruz dates of
the 22d inst, and $780, coo in specie.
Minister McLane arrived there on the 2lst but
remained on board the Brooklyn, in consequence of
his family being sick.
The report that Marquee had pronounced in favor
of Santa Anna without foundation. The re
port ofhis seizure of the conducta is confirmed but
that Of his escape is contradicted.
Marquee says that he is using the money to save
the country IRON the Yankees, and promises to
return it from the first duties received at Topic
and Mazatlan, which ha intimates he intends rctak-
ing.
Mramon was at Queretaro waiting for the Liber-
ais who threatened the capital.
Dobiado had been defeated at Guanaiuato with
heavy loss. An American officer who was with him,
was shot or assassnated.
Cobos had captured Oaacaand the Libera,s there
had disbanded.
The P,cayne's correspondent reports that the
French. feet will soon blockade Vera Cruz.
Mramon, at the suggestion Of the French Minis
ter, is to open Alvarada port of entry. lnsu-
rance policies are to have blockade clause insert
ed in them.
Miramom also proposes simultaneously attacking
Vera Cruz.
The Savannah, and one French and one Spanish
brig of war at Sacrihcios.
A severe gale had caused several small vessels to
run ashore,
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WAsHIYGToN, Nov 27.-It is understood that the
Presidents next annual message will not be more
than twothirds the length Of that of last year, and
is nIw ready for the press.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-General Miramon com
manded at Queratero, defeating Doblado. The lat
Miramon's party, halted = week. g7vine Miramon
time to reinforce.
There was great rejoicing at the Capitol, and it
was reported that Juarez intends asking an imme-
diate American armed Intervention.
DOgoadO was concentrating troops, and about to
march ON GnanO Guato
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ft(unetarr an0 commercial 8ebifm.

BALTIMORE, November 26, 1859.
There was fair gree Of activity in Stocks to day al
the Board the transactions amounting in value to about
$50 OOO The market for stocks generally frm and for
Railroad shares prices higher than on yesterday
Baltimcre and Ohio Railroad advanced 4 Of dollar per
hare There were shares sold 46 at s62 regular way
175 s62 seller go days and 125 at sG2H buyer 60 days
and the market fort closed at s62 bid $62b asked reEu
lar way. OF Northern Central Railway there 7Sl
shares sold sl9 seller GO days $2O4 buyer GO days
and s20E d20a cash, and it left of at s202s bid SOY
asked regular way, and S9A bid, Sl9S asked seller 60
days The closing cash bid to-day was q higher than
that yesterday. Baltimore City 6's continue firm We
note sales to-day s. 900 1s7O at $685. $500 do at 81
500 1855 at 90 and 81 600 1S9Os at 9sH There was
some inquiry day for Northwestern Virginia Railroad
bonds and sales were made of 81 600 first mortgage at 92
SO 900 second 6 81 900 endorsed third do at 65
and $4,000 do G6 these figures being in each case an
advance on the previous quotations For Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 81 was bid bnt bid made for Northern
Central 1855 They were offered at 65A.
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Crew of steamer Indian.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-The steamer Hungarian
which sailed from this port for Liverpool to-day
will touch at Halifax for the officers and crew of
the wrecked steamer Indian.
A boat containing five of the crew of the Indian
has been picked up at sea, and the crew brought
to this port.
A despatch from Thomas Robertson, the purser
of the Indian dated on Saturday, says that all the
cabin-passengers have been saved, and names the
Hon. Mr.. Potsford, Mr.. and Mrs. Medrum, Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson, Mr., and Mrs. Street, and MIR.
Elliott.
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PORTLAND, Me-, November 2G.-The steamship
hungarian, which sails at 2 p. NJ to-day for Liver
pool by way of Queenstown, will call at Halifax to
embark the crew OF her consOrt the Indian recent
ly lost.
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Marine Intelligence.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Arrived to-day, bark
Linewood, from Baltimore, and brig John II. Jar
Wis, from Baltimore, yesterday.
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The director of the German Theatre in New
Orleans has engaged to devote the proceeds OF a
grand entertainment, to be gwen by hls troupe, TO
the relief of the sufferers BY the late fires in that
city.
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Rrcsident.s nInssnmn

SYRACUSE, November 26-The wires west Of this
city all down to-day having been prostrated by
heavy seet storm with very strong wind last
night
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Troops for CharIestoNyn-The Virginia En-


NoaroLK, Va, Nov 26-The Woods Rifemeu,
under command of Major Lamb, and company
from Portsmouth, Va, will leave to morrow on the
steamer Louisiana for Charlestown, to remain
there until after the execution Of Captain Brown
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2G.-Eighty Cadets, under
Col. Smith, from the Lexington State Military
Institute, passed through this city this morning by
special tran en- route for CharestOwn.
About one hundred men, comprising detachmeuts
belonging to companies now at Charlestown, went
on the same train.
CHARLEsTowN, Nov. 25.--The Howitzer Company,
from Richmond, who returned Tuesday last
with Gov. Wise, have come back again The Gov
ernor received some Information, after arriving at
Richmond, which induced him to send them back,