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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

President Buchanan, in his Message, draws a
faithful and striking picture of the social insecurity
prevailing in the Slave States. "If," he says,
4" the mothers of families within this extensive re.
zion should not be able TO retire to rest at night
without suffering dreadful apprehensions Of what
may be their own fate and that of their
children before the morning, it would be vain to
" recount to such people the political benefits
which result to them from the Union Self
preservation is the first instinct of nature; and
therefore any state of society in which the sword
I" il all the time suspended over the heads of the
people, must at last become intolerable."
This ia all true; and, though Mr.. Buchanan
applies it only TO the temporary state Of things
caused by John Browns INVASION every candid
person in the South will admit that in the lines we
have quoted, the President merely describes in
vivid coors the habitual condition of society in that
region. Ten years ago, an eminent Southern
statesman told MS that he never retired to rest at
night on his plantation without carefully examining
BIS pistols and rifle, which hung at his bedside, to
make sure that they IRE ready for instant use;
aud mother of vi told US, years ago, that
ifaccidentally wake It night by any noise in the
neighborbood, her ifA impulse was one of terror,
lest it should proceed from revolt of the negroes.
II this is the ease where the slaves form only
minority of the inhabitants, hoy. will it be when
they come to form great majority VIII not that
state of things be so intoerable that the whites will
finally flee from it in obedience TO the instinct Of
self-preservation which Mr.. Buchanan speaks of :
And what utter follYApd wiekedness to endeayor
to plant such SOC condition in countries now
free from its blight rse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Netuqlurk Daily Gtibm,re
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1859.
CONGRESS-.

SENATE, Dec 28-Not In Session.
HOUSE, Dec 28.-Mr. Rust Of Ark, obtained
the floor and nduged in bitter denunciations of John
Browns raid and the Republican party, character
zing the principles of the latter reasonable Mr..
Dunn of Ind promptly called the gentleman to order,
and said if such epthets to be appedto any one,
il must be 10 the other tide Of the House. Mr. Rust
proposed that the Conservative members select can
ddate from the Democrats, rice rersa, and elect
him. This was obje,ed to by several Democrats who
deea, ed that they would not be thus used and Mr,
Garnet of Va had read the resolves of his State Leg
islaure instructing the Representatives from that
State to unite with the elements of the Opposition
Various explanations were INDUCED in, when Mr.
Morris of III claimed the floor, and proceeded TO bear
down heavily upon the Administration. A vote for
Speaker was ordered, and after number of explana-
tons ii was announced, Mr. Sherman still lacking four
votes OF an election. Mr.. Maynard of Tenn, received
65 votes, and the rest were scattered. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

An earnest attempt was made in the House Of
Representatives yesterday to concentrate the Anti
Republican elements on Mr.. Maynard Of Tennessee,
an OldLine Wing, never connected with the
American lodges. The ballot was introduced with
an abundance of discussion aud explanation, and
the result was that the new candidate had 10 votes
or % less than were repeatedly given to Mr. Bo-
cock. This does not show a very promising aP-
pearance aud can hardly be admitted as i'lstincs'
ton for protractipg the dsOfganizatOn Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
The most remarkable passage in Mr.. Buchanan's
Message is perhaps the following:


II riialy gratuste the final settlement by the
Supreme Court OF the United Of the question Of Slavery
in the Territories which had presented truly fcr
able s the Of my administration The right has
been established oleyery citizen TO take bis property Of kind
intending slaves into the Territories belonging equally
al the states Of the ConederHcy and to have pfoteced
there under the Federal Constitution Neither Congress
Territorial euTe any human power has any authority
snDul impair this vested hight The supreme Judicial tr
the country which coordinate branch Of the Gov
eTnnn hes sanctioned and affirmed these principles Of eon
tu,ors law ansty just In theuseyes and well c4lcl
lated TO promote peace and harmony among the States"
One great objection to this Is tnat it is not true.
The Supreme Court has made no such decision as
Mr.. Buchanan attributes TO it. Ia the Dred Scott
case what was determined was, that negro cannot
bring a suit before United States tribunal-noth-
ing more. 1t is true that, in pronouncing this de-
cision certain members of the Court went out Of
their way 10 utter various diao, but these utter
ances bad nothing to do with the case before them
for Judgment. and are of no binding force whatever
In lis anxiety for the Charleston nomination Mr.
Buchanan seems to have been led beyond the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
To Ae Associated Press.
WAsUISGTO

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. %, 1859.
Gov. Wise, in his last Richmond speech broadly
iniimated that when the Virginia military recently
marched past the White House, Il President did not
even notice them. As this remark Of the Governor
occasions some comment here, it may not be amlss to
say that the President at that time was at home,
and did not know until he read the speech, that the
troops had passed the White House. The President is
Uniformly marked in his attentions to all visitors.
The speech of Mr.. Morris of Illinois to-day in part
condeunatory of the President and the Administration
made against the wishes of Mr.. Douglas, and the
other Democratic Members Of the Illinois delegation,
who their desire promote the harmony of the
party
An analysis Of the vote to-day for Speaker shows
that Br Sherman retains his relative strength lacking
four votes OF election. All the Americans except two
Davis Of Md. and Brggs-voted for Mr.. Ma ynard
who was also supported by
Messrs. Adams and Anderson Ky) Anderson lol, Ash
BoUguy Boyce BsbsOn, Branch Brsow Bennett Clemens
Cobb, Cfsige ~ C, Crawford Deamette English Florence
Harris Nal Hson Hill Jackson, Jones Hei,t, Lamar Leach
K CO. Leake Mallory Martin (vsl Miles, Mison Moore
6 RS.sa R1 seo sss sGS ssSos Smith FsSG sSs
n CO stokes. Taylor, Thomas, Vance Webster, window
For NJ. Giimey2Siss.rs Davis (Md) and Brigr.
f9r r Ddri, lnd)-hessrs Adran, Montgomery, Riggs,
80, Ar. Vaiaad,gham-Messrs. Allen and Underwood
For T Bocoekhessrs. Curry, Davidson, Hindnsn Hughos
Foy NJ Seof-Messrs Burch, Edmund.on McRae, Phelps
heCleinsnd.
For NJ. 1idyoin-Messrs. Davis tndl and Reynolds
For M. HoNatoa-MT. Fouke.
Fer Mr. McCisrRdnd-Messfs. Larabee Morris (l Pendle
ton. Logan and Nslandghsm
For 1fr PSSb-Mr Aeoueeni and Dir. Pugh for Mr. &c
For Mr Gqrf,eii-Mr Stewart (Md1
For Mr.. HaI-Nr. Maynard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

One hundred guns, fred in the Park last evening,
amt unced the arrival Of Senator Seward by the
steamer Arago. The weather was bitterly cold,
still quite number Of our citizens met Mr.. Seward
on board the steamer at the landing and many more
greeted him at the Astor House. He will remain
in the city till p. today, aud receive his fellow
citizens in the Chamber of the Board of Aldermen.
The Republican General Committe will wait on him
M the Astor House at l0A q. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Gov. Banks yesterday vetoed the bill allowing
coored people to form military organizations. His
objection was that one Of the chapters of the bill
was unconstitutional. The House sustained the
veto, amended the BILL passed it again. and it was
then sigued by the Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

The Hon. b. Stanton, NJ. c., has favored US
with an explanation of his cOus Elm pairing off
with the Hon. III. f. Clark, which viii be found on
the third page of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

bounds of truth. For "sn old public fuDctionsry
"who desires to see bis country Tranquil fhs IS
decidedly blunder.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

The steamer Arago with dates to the l4th, four
DAYS later than the Asia's, arrived here last even
ing. The London Times states that Lord Wode-
house will represent England at Paris as Second
Plenipotentiary in the Congress. The gales of Oc-
tober and November, The Times says, We're the
most terrible on marine record. The total number
of shipwrecks was 325, while the loss of life num-
bered 746 Marshal Random, French Minister Of
War, had rendered his resignation. The adhesiOns
of Rome and Naples to the Congress had been re-
ceiyed at Paris. All the Powers invited to the
Congress have now sent in their adhesiOns. The
third Spanish corps darmee had left Malaga, and it
was said on its arrival at Ceuts, the Spanish were
to act on the offensive they having thus far acted
on the defensive. The redoubts Of the Spanish at
Camp Elothro had been vigorously attacked by the
Moors, who we're repulsed with heavy losses. by
way of Tenerife, we learn that the captain and
four men of the American schooner William had
been landed near by from French vessel. These
are, in all probability the parties deserted by the
mate of the yacht Wanderer-the captain giving a
false name for the vessel At sitting of the Ger
man Federal Diet, the Committee of Electorate OF
Hesse was increased BY the appointment of repre-
sentatyes of Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, and Saxony
Console, for money, closed at 95s and for account
on oSI0Q5a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

The steam sloOp-Of-war Naragansetts trial trip
proved vely unsatisfactory one, her machinery
being defective. Her greatest speed was only
seven and thrte-fourths knots per hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
usKFrL EVERY HOUsK
Fox SALE EVERYWHERE. 81.
Manufactured by II. c. SPALDISe Co., No % Plattst.
Post-Ofice address Box No. S,60e.
WINCHEsTER's GENUINE HYPOPHosPHITEs.
fIysK No OTHRRsD

Act with PRoxP and CERTAINTY In epsry Stage Of Con-
sumption and only Scientific preparations ever proposed
fr the treatment Asthma Bronchitis Dyspepsia Neuralgia
and local OF DEBILITY. fair Trial certsin
Ctel Sold EVERYWHERE and by the undersigned at OSE and
Two DOLLARS PER BorrLE Dr. Churchills Trease gratis.
J. wIScHKsTER No. 4S John-st., N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
CATARRH!

For cure o bis disease the victims Of are eirifed % pi
Oooda made the pathology and treatment o. the
,A,. a. fof n,.pv wears He been
sesa only ply sciAn tina; rs true Theory
Nd sh only person that cured H. iis otoe Is No 30
BEeasxsy, ksw~Yogk-
HOLLowAYs Pills AND OINTMENT Health
swen ~ Ne Is uncortsS 1y precausior howeve, may
The ard kr oibeg. h0fIOwAyS pycPara
Ions the best - ipr Asthma, Lung Dsa Baeuna
an Barns soalds fr0ss.bilsl, &C.
kR. BLEEcKFr = ADJOURNED SALE of 5i7
xors 1.-THE Dyci Fs ny hh has much a@-
toni wi positively IA TeVRSDAN, Dee. ~ Al the
Nsrehsnts' Exchange Sds 4 may BE- lad No Pine
o. ne Atbo
DIR. MARsH continues TO apply bis RADICAL
60 s rs y IN sucoess ~eccnE PsFuancu
ia or Raptars Ne. Issey a. Lsees wsd ppsa By e
a. svste roonas Alro rhrsKs Of description fog
retsntloa of Rupture Baihns frsases SepporseT
FSoudsBrsces sapensoy Bsndas,' ssn as.' 30
kae- Cso. Aukiet aud al Surgics apfnansrs se'enac-y
ss.l.S 81 kIAEsx Co Ne sfssey Sc ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
House to the serious injury of the Government and
Of the country

The Hon. George Briggs said yesterday, in the
great debating club at Washington, that his party
stood in the North a unit. That may be 80, but,
in Mr. Briggs District last year, the unit was
found entirely too feeble to insure his election and
the distinguished gentleman was very glad to have
it REINFORCED by Republican strength. Perhaps be
thinks he is answering the wishes of his constitu-
ents by giving aid and comfort to the DisluiOn
Democracy, and preventing the organization of the
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
THOSE INVESTIGATIONS.

TIE Administration could organize the HOuse in
an hour if so disposed but it obstnatey resists, to
prevent the Investigations threatened BY Mr.. Sher-
mans election That is the real difficulty.
MR.. CoBB's ESTIMATES.
Mr. Cobb's estimates exclude $50, 100000 of
counts for the current fiscal year. which entirely
changes the character of the whole financial ex-
hbit He simply proposes their renewal as mode
of liquidation. The House will never consent to
bis, but will require them funded to show the debt
created by the Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to The \. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. %, 1859.


THE HOUSE.
The proceed pgs in the House to-day excited un-
usual interest. The speech of Mr.. Morris Of Hi
nois. denouncng the Administration as corrupt and
rotten, and the Presidents slave code policy ln'a-
NOUS, produced much sensation on the Democratic
side. especially az he had entered the caucus, and
supported the regular nominee. Ills colleagues
and Western allies appeared greatly excited.
The negotiations of the past few days and this
morning, eliminated in bringing Mr. Maynard OF
Tennessee, one Of Mr. Fillmores electors, forward
So a coalition candidate. This movement wSs
started by Southern managers, with the exPecta-
tiou hat be would be accepted as q compromise
The regular Democracy besitated somewhat at
Know-Nothiag candidate, and required the South
eu Opnosition 4, vote solid first before eonsentng
10 unite. An did but Winter Davis and Mr. Eth
eridge, who was paired with Mr. Corwin. Then
several Democrats changed their votes, but stu
Mfr. Maynard only got forty-fcur on that side, or
one half their strength Mr.. English OF Indiana
voted for him, and Mr. Florence Most of the
Western Democrats declined facing the music.
No rally can now be made after this failure, and
a successful coalition seems impracticable Dir.
Millson was the most unObjectionable candidate,
and fell short ten votes. The Democracy are
wholly demoraIized by these attempted Know
Nothing fusions ard bargains, while the Opposition
have gained confidence on every test; their column
not being broken from the start.
Efforts are now making to combine tomorrow,
but their last defeat dscourages an attempt No
candidate, either of the Democracy or the South
Americans, can concentrate a united strength.
Most of the present pairs will expire by Friday,
which will reinforce our side. After that, all pair
irg ought to be diseountenanced till a Speaker Is
elected.
JUDGE TANEY.
Judge Taney is somewhat better, but he Is still
confined to his chamber, and prostrate.
MR.. DAYTON.
WI. Dayton of New-Jersey is here, attending
the Supreme Co1rt. lie vas much welcomed by
large circle Of devoted friends.
OUTSIDE PRESSURE.
The outside pressure upon the House for organi-
zanon !: heavy and con,iScscct An nrro'lns memo
rial from large mail contractors In Indiana was
delivered to-day, but not read. The most OIL the
certificates of the Post-Oflice indebtedness, ny
pothecated for advances by banks, mature on ne
lst of January, and failure to pay them viii cause
great embarrassment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29


PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
Prem
De VENOM Co, EFKRNAY FRANcg
Wine Of rure quality moderate price SOLD At the prin-
spa hotels and by al The iesdns dealers the eos
a. 4. v. HAVGuwOUT, sole iNaporteZ.
Ess tss go and 4R2 broadway, corner Of SrOOne"s.
For OLD. AND Young, AND WORTHY, THE
ra.upnxcs o. ALL-Proi WooD's HAis AEsToRATiyE,
Depot Nc eroRaSsy sold BY Al Druggists and Fancy
0oeds Dealen
GOLD WATCHES at BARGAINS.
Tho sbscrbox received large Invoice ot 6od thh
P.ssr. IeveS ArcNEs fer gentle with orders % sell them
ar ca.h low pcea and he Is now selling 'hei
PwnrTy YryE Per eoni than the usual reisi PTeeA
f}Ko. C. ArzES Importer Of Watches and JoNeiiys
Formerly No. II Wal-s'.
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LeLdHO5a, lena. Adshrtlle IeaR
P. & G.. ANDERSON,
wHouzALK GKocKKs, rEopUcK AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEAIERs IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &e.,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and countr
Produce. of every description,
oorneT q Bread aAd celis9r Sired,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE are now IN rcccipt NJ = large and well
w assorted stock Of t,roceres. iiaPors, &c, ~
which we iasi.e the atfeniiun % the trade.
GfsgaRz IA. kew Thsvfrs Tok.r-n
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One Of these Boats Will leave Nashville every day
at IL O'Clock ~, meeting at afro with Illinois Cen
trail Railroad and through from Nashville ST. Louis
in sixty hours
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at II
O'Clock NJ. Time from Nashville TO Louisville SIXTY
Hours and {" Cincinnati Four bays
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NE w RE,

n EE undersigned Is having Ga,l~, oy CONTRACT, and
be ~iissFe>i BY lei q April Eest, follows;
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JNO. III. WEST
Music. Music. :

TpS1 reserved the foslowlnE neN
81 sad pEssty 4aHsc. yiss ltuke q 49, & -
Malsz<nfs Nkfch. FscutenllEt ssflat- II III n n
fizA, syren fotkA. Lauisa Miller aRa
EmptFe QszaaFsss. Catst. spss1a3nAs oasck stsP 90
aass, On ard Hs~ fsshf Al Haals faslsls Mae hFee
shssl Flze o. sfeaEsn. 81 the sanlsseF
FAf. Gzzatle HeEfs. ~ sssFFs 1ad AflhaF tes
atlas tissra kzua nIias. 4Hf Elsebae eeftiss.ss.
tlssasls fsaaessF Gsz,dr ts<Ii1e as8 essea, ana
say etAeFs- Ee1lIlss fre~A saszfslf = es-lzs~4s
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tsez&-u Ne - tnlza ssrsst
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LIVERY STABLE.

NNTM. 7, WRIGHT $50, would respect ~
w fully inform the ciuzens OF Nashville lSSN
aud the public generally, that they have NA
purchased the Sei known Livery Stable ana lhe STICK
aad fixtures, form eriy occupied by VIM. J. Philips on
Market street. ina below tlte SquAFS.
We have drst-ratc lots and boA-stsis To scconfnc-
date drovers, aud ali friends Who may favor Us
With their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 10 give ton In all cases
We have a large number Of une saddle Horses aud
ne EggEieS TO tire al tiines.
The Iact -, 10 not atend bein surpassed by any
stable Ia the southern county Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-ly WI. 7. WRIGHT co.
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REG LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
james johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red R0VPr

One Of these Boats Will leave Nashville every 9th
er Jay at noon time from Nashville Memphis For
Weight Hours; Nicksburg Five bays and TO New
Orleans ia seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts be proc red the different points at prices
named in the annexed Schedt lie of Rates
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHXIILE TENN
Removal.

THE subscriber takes this method OF informing his
old customers aud friends and the public general
y, that he has ed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street TO No 53 the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad
where he keeps constantly Oh hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced IN ais line Of bust
He invites especial attention 10 his large
ment of CASTINGS, H0ILOW-WARE, BRASS, &C, such
Mantle AMI Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Plow AOds,
Straw-Iutters, Corn-Shclers, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles
Jan. 2q-tr ANDREW ANDERSON
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STEAMBOATS,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

- HE fine Passenger and "A GU -
freight Steamer EASTPs'RT EOSsE4taa
E Wo1,I Master, will continue u<zszEzzEzzZzzzezA
the above trade t'e entire season, making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans The EAST
PORT last Of light draught, and well acapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
noy24-u A HAMILTON, Agent
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ETNA COAL

ttAk supply II this taost economical E<s4 -
N GA hane AZ the kkna C0al lsrs hack II shs Aas
slia aud ctatsaaesa sslEs4a Depot and selling I'll
follow ing los lFteess
Large lamb Aaa Fsaaa csal ~ sssts Sss ssshsl %
s. 50 pes Ion,
aiksa large sHa nas, Coal 20 eeats per haskei %
s. % Per Toe.
Fl1s real 10 cents per ksshel or a. % per Taa.
Try Ast goa ii ssoa be eon AGED u il sae Aest
Coal IA the aazxkss.
ass1i-iy sAN,L !. AskEw
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IT being OF the utmost importance FOR the proprr
prUte tion 1f the Track aud a. keep ont ~ tl.e'
way oi gravel and other trains. that freight frans be
run at regular uniform rate nf sie which only
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fore, M order that tie freight may b. run on
the tine laid down in the schedule. i Is cred that
after thirty days from this date rrght will b. re-
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Company At schedule Stations only.
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