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SbippIna antellIasnes.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October IA.
ARRIVED.
Ghrsua~ nan~;, 4


steamer John shriver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
to Bark Wenham, Wedge from New York-baast to James
Brig R. R. Kirkland Knight from St Johns, P. r., 10Th
ult-toC jackson Co.; sugar and moasses 70 Nile
having experienced heavy gale in lat 81 lon ~ and lost
part Of deck load Came in the capes l26 inst Lett orig
Brig Margaret Ridley r BrowR from Bar6adSes 10Th
EsxS Fsas Bark Ss
rem Bentha from Norfolk ana Gg from Boston with
KIN 'Wn Tor Baltimore, in ballast
Brig Hobart, Jordan; from Eastport-mdse and fish to
SER Jastina, (Br PTaSdsn 10 days from sermudaE6ai
Baltimore, wished to be reported N W.
Schr Carrie Hues, Finna, from Boston-mdse to Heslen
sch Eastern Belle Tuner, from orland, Me-spars to
Der and naval stores to JAS Corner & Sons '-
Schr Cameo, circuit, from Georgetown, s C-lumber to
Murray Scout l0~eo up by the s'eamtus Jas
Schr: Ontario, Latchum, from Newbern, N. C-naval
stores to Whedbee Il Dickinson.
Schr Austin WALL, from Plymouth, Mass-nas to Stick
nev & Co.
to T R Matthews Son lowed up by the steamtug Has
well;
Cochran Co: lowed up by Hector.
schr r Chas; Gilmor from Frankfort, Me.-o Rose &
Schr Alice Howell, from Norolk-ballas to Rose Lyon
Schr R. Bennett, Wood from Norfolk-ballat to Rose
schr West Wind Burnett, from Norfok-ballst to Rose
Schr, Cornea A. Crook, Evernham from wareham-bal-
schr C. P stickney, Garwcod, from Boston-balast to
Schr Adriana Blake, from Portland-paster to master
schr HON., Mcclellan from New Bedford-ballas to Kel-
Scfr. Marcela, Tracy from Thomaston Me-plaster to
Kelsey Gray Reports having sprung bowsprt carried
away bobstays and split sails
Lyon.
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STORAGE WANTED-At ia South Eutaw
- street, opposite B. Depot J. LAWSON
co. i26H
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TOLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
" IN QUEEN ANNES, KENT talbot COUNTIES
WOOLMAN j. GIBSON Centreville, Nd, respectfully Of
rs his services to the Public for the Collection of Claims
OF every description in the above named counties in the
recovery OF which he will employ the prompt and ene
getic means ~
From his 7srV extensive o,oledge of the peop his nae.
success and his unweared application business he 10
eves he shall give entire satisfaction to all NAV conde
their business to his His charges will be moderate
REFERENCES
Philadelphfd-Dr David jayne DeCourcy, LafourcadeS
Co.
Baltimore-Wm, Chestnut, Esq, VIM Fl. Gatchell a
CsntreriHe-Eon. r. B. Carmichael, Pere Wilmer
ChestsTto,Cl-Hon. J. Alfred Pearce.
EdSton-Col. Samuel Hambeton. faI4-tf
SALT RIVER BOURBON AND
~ uy,., RYE WHISKEY DISTILLERY.
me hskey manufactured the above Distilery have
almost world reputation The Proprietor is
SUI engaged IN the Manufacture same article but on
more enlarged scale The quality of the Whskeys is ton
well known to need anything like repetition of fe Tnanv
favorable notices that have appeared in different papes
of the country. p"Pei'
The following the authorized GENTS for the sale OF
SUITS CELEBRATED SALT RIVER
BOURBON AND RYE WHISKEYS
and any orders by through them will meet with prompt
attention " F,iN
Messrs. A i. SHOTwELI.& SON, Louisville, KY
HENRY HART, Esq; "a Cid Slip, n. Y
NEALE, HARRIS & CO, Baltimore Nd.
c. II. BECKW1TH Il CO., Chicago, Ill
s. T. SUIT, Proprietor,
TrrrfS flla
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, Ocr. IA.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, OcT. IA.
c.-..,.. o. SHIPS.
RgSasss 6QTesns rOnsSy Eit.ss4lq Booth Co
Fame ef Wh WI Aexanda "si BrSnn Co.
lpEGr sHaaPs Kohler
HeTs st K9eEo G06re 6 GhJohn Henderson, G9
Robin Bob I Hood, Matthews, Cailao
Ftzgsa!d Gr en-, VALPARAISO fitzgerald Booth& Co.
Star 5Br) Muir LiverpoolESchaer Kohlcr.
'-s 's"' ''"'A Banks.
Bay $ParaT BostonTRo9 Matthews Son
nEood Se~ 6reansaB B EsRGel Sons
Paadn, Wilson, Bio sneiro-JSs Corner aos Sons
Wsnhs @edse' New Corner 9 soa9 Co.
saE s5 sHses Rog gsst
ff 6E to sa ApRRsEa5 eTsy
i Es%; &isy sSEs''
70 Snail P7 %ih adsainS s skksSy Ts Gray
s R9 DE- fel,sg y BIOS
Rosw Rr bei n G2i n IarS l. lstnd-mas5er
Adrianna, Blake PortlandNKeisey Gray.
Comet, BF) Cara s.; Joins, \ F E1i $o Gray
- 4; Gr9oE, hVSrn ih MaryehamIsose Lyon
Cohasset, Tobey, New Bedford-T. Whitridge Co
G. z, Stickney, Garwood, for feight-W Rhoads Son
G. p Slickney, Garwood for freight-W Rhoads 4 Son
F. D HcClenahan, Wilmington-Dnnnoek Weatheriy.
Z. H Adams, Kinckley, New Bedford-T WhiIridee & Co
Frank Day, Fisher Albany-W. Rhoads & Son
Flying scud, Carmine, Cierleston~W Rhoads & Son.
Genuine, Arey Pc tland-T r. Matthew's & Son
Harriet. -, Pacfc-Fitzgerali, Booth Co
Hslen Mar, Tuthill Aexandra.-Rose & Lyon
Hannah Martin, Sleight New York-Rose Il Lyon.
Home, Mcclellan, New Bedford-KeIsey & Gray.
Ike MARVEL Eltriuge, Tor freight-W. RhoadS Son.
Tram Smith, McGiyern, Fall River-E. Pratt Bro
John l! Darling, Howes ProvdeDce-S. Phillips & Co
John II. Travers, Wilmington, n. C-Trayers Mitchell
Jennie Morton, =, New orl ans-Heslen & Rogers
Jas. Rose Adams. for Freight C. Yates & Co
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TailOrs.

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Ut REORGANIZATION
SR sgSgHaHEs Ss5R i: #siSSs
S %FAsfs I'll @ S5sg s{ys E.
ss satisfaction style and M and in prices to suit III the
MERCHANT TAILORING
1N sAvr F EFsTEA 1 I s I 4
"a l. AZ n rx, " III LII CO.
No @. R From No. Light Light Street t?
wass g E o sf Sss.. a S &
John Il, REA { CO.,
conx,n ~ lot 0TH ~
Messrs JOHN IT 5Nb take ER METZ SfaEErs
Pas ENEMY ss Ssf Gions naeE
M n Ta and nd. EEsT5NGs which they viii make
iacture ''-''' 'a' 10 pie'Se' oo' IN price and manu-
cravats, scarf EgT& es G92DS
worthy s9s attention Of Planters. COST
SNUFFS AND SMOKE TOBACC0S..' II 'OlA
~ ruu ,r----.
FmL1co SNUFF ri EEE ASg Or So. $ OF
Place aays to removed their place of business from p Exchange
o. FAfETrE STREET, three doors west of Charles
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO Of Ah GRhDs
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
sooTcH SNUFF oe5Re sf in s bb sii and kegs
no. IN s Seff aea cali oladders packed in bbls
~ 90. IN . 10, Dottles In 8, 4 AID doz cases.
uo 40 In ana 4oz. papers, in bbls., II and
MMaACSG9BoY SNgFF-in tierces, kegs jars bottles
STEM ~ IT 4 f his Seces Kegs and Jars
., hA 'sofSls s% S95f TOBACCO,
Nos !; and :, cut and dry, in bbls, pound ound,
gross boxes. 1rpc,,-T, $50, -. - S''
OfaIlgrsaes Ioo "a IA b IIloh I IoBAGGO
qqa5ST and o i do aa
TGescGG eq refill y.a selected By - anu 0l'''
1'u ''''' d ''ie r 8PSY EsIS q SGi
"a Fsvatte straat 9 rOnS III q q G G( r.
- S---------- baltimore, Md.
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
47A AMI AMP ND SAVING WORKS,
E RgR ,Ha TfSSISSF ana gkSAhEEERAL SAW
." A-''''ss sAL Rrs1 BIEs} II br,, n,,,o,
xs csgnRs tsa I'm,
ssn GhhR Rdg SIIa AND GiLDERS M0ULDINGs
n TURNING sa AND sAF H5SiDrss AND planning
HARD WooD Luz hUM Be-,
CHERRY an and POPLAR,
Also COFFIN sTUTTs and 7 yEN FEB OAK, ASH &c
ya,soub EutaG GGf fIsE OF PARK AND CLAY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLTC-Tn consea mem
" of the recent discovery and seizure AT Harre Nv ~
B Of Messrs o Of large dGnant of
their shipment to this city wiki an evident ntent TO 40
seye we consider duty to caution the public against
reliable and respectable houses o' 'S Orand only from
We have believe that the imitation of theee
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Skipping.

.e+a4 FOR MONTEVIDEO OR BUENOS
sEzsh YkES-TheA fast sailing bark ''PALADIN,'
captain John e. Wilson, will sail 26th instant For passage
having superior state room accommodations. Apply to
oI5t26 u nun 70 SO Sop n e Cav J" a Street
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BELOW.
OF Swan Point, ship Julia Lawrence Spear from Callao
via Hampton Roads, with guano.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamer John s. Shriver Dennis, PHILADELPHIA A.
Shriver.
- Brig Roseway Belle, Cole, Rio Grande & market-James
Corner 4 Sons
schr Medium (Br) Eisenbaur, Halifax, N S-Jas. Cor
ner & Sons.
Schr. Il. d McC,lenahan Mitchell, Wilmington, N. c.
Dunnock Weatherly.
schr W W. Cherry, Brown, Edenton, N. C-Bevan, Phil
Schr. Helen Mar, Tuthill, Dghton-E Pratt & Bro
Schr A. H. Manchester NicGerson Boston-Georges Greek
Coal & Iron Co
Schr. VIM. Severe Brooks, Rchmond-Travers & Mitch
ell.
Schr. Frank Day, Fisher, Albany-Dobbn Waried
SAILED.
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin, Orleans in tow of steam
tug Reliance.
Bark Anna, fBr) Mckinney Demarara, in tow of steam
tug Jas. Murray.
Brig Lillian, Bailey, Aspinwall.
Prio O.aan Trav
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DISASTERS
Bark Pursuit (o Batmore) Sanford from Cardiff arry.
cd at New York, 18th inst Experience heavy westerly
weather all the passage Sept o. had violent gale, which
lasted for 6 hours 9th inst during hurricane, lost bull
warks, boats, main yard, sails, &c
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Brig Lillian, Bailey, Aspinwall.
Brig Ocean Traveller, Millikin, Boston.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE

ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamship VIM. Jenkins, Hallett, Boston, 18th inst
Steamship ocust Point, French New York, 18th inst
Bark VIM Henry, Young, New Orleans, 18th inst
Schr Rescue, Bacon New York, 18th inst
Schr Fair Wind, Bragg, Washington n. C, 9Th inst.
Schr. II B. Metcalf, Burton. Providence, 18th inst.
Schr. Kedron, Garrison, Philadelphia, 18th inst
Schr. Friendship, Applegarth, Alexandria 18th inst
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RgiI 3nals.
49, SSs#a;S..s1 WESTERN

49, CT - WESTERN
OPEN IN ~ MARYLAND RAILROAD
On on i ana ~ ~ GREEN SPRINGS AND OWTNCS, Mills
Station for t IN Of October, cars will leave Calvert
OWNS, NJ wings Mills at 7.30 A. NJ Rttprnng Ieaye
itb niiis at and II A NJ The ncldc' eane
naces Tor Reisterston and Mancbrster Co. ricI
o1S.tf o "fe SOLD at reduced prices '' 'i VIM"
- IRWIN & TAYLOR.
Ia p Co. FOR TIE
BAITINoRF AMI FEST AND SOUTH
lows: ~ 'ie trains VIII run as foi
Leave Camden Station, Batmore-v,ir l,.,. O.. =.
at 100 A NJ Express daily at 4G5 P e. weep SUNDAY
The MESI, SOuIHNESI AND NORTH VEST r. = Po ~
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the Oh Al T..
between Cumberland and Wheeling, thy Iyin" - "a tlh
berland and Wheeling Accommodation Tfan1 s6d I GuIn
Grafton and Parkersburg, take the 405 ~ train from RAJ
timore. ' NUN Dial
THE FREDERICK TRAIN Leaves Baltimore at 41spv
and from Frederick at s 80 A. VI. -' u
TIE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at .,
A. NJ and 44OP. NJ, and Eicott's Mills at 7.45 A. NJ ans
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE Cbesiies the regular trains,
there VIII be special train at $50 p NJ for Baltimore
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at 420 and 745 A. NJ, and Is and
On sundays at T. 20 A. NJ only. Leaves Washington 70
sundays at 40 Z. NJ only The second and fourth train
ehy from baltimore stop at way points. The an,
outh trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W.
trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind int ton &c applv to I Z
N-'"<>'D' AGENT OF at the TICK Hce Camden station
W p SMITH,
T NJ corr Master of Transportation.
H. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent s97- II
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ROADS,
SIS per ION, was at Chincha Islands, 10th nit
Gaap l2h gt ships Dqsha s gay Hand Fair Wind
SIS per ton.
ship Era Preble for City Point, sailed from Liverpool
Ship Walter Scott Hatch, Chncha Islands, to load for
Hall, do do sl5 was at Cailao, 10Th ult
Ship Carrier Dove Montel; from Chinchas for Hampton
Ship Elyira Andrews from Chnchas for Hampton Roads,
Snip Scotland Burt, from Chinchas for Hampton Roads,
Roads, sailed from Caiao, 10th inst.
Ship Jane Henderson, Gait from Baltimore, was discharg
Bark Andrew Mande,son, Hend rson from Savannah,
Brig Chattanooga Forrest, from and for Baltimore in
Bark Weland !Bremen) ostermann, hence for Bremen,
Bark Magnolia Starkey, Hampton Roads, was at Eide
arrived at Holmes lines Inst! '[0 Baltimore for Boston,
Schr Austin, - from Plymouth for Baltimore arrived
schr sale Mears, Richardson for Baltimore sailed from
schr. John Alexander Lewis from Baltimore, arrived at
Richmond, 18th inst;
Asgjnwall 2t tI glt and sailed 2h her return
waTeha@ h inst G Crook for AeXandra, y sailed
put into New London 9TH inst for harboT '0' osi'e
Schr Sgsquehanna Powell, from baltimore, arrived at
sehr nerva Hall, for Alexandria sailed from Fall Ply
shr JOS Baker Wilson, from ROckland for Alexandria,
a scbT e. Eia %ar iRst for Rcors sailed From,
violence, 10th inst
Schr. John Randolph Phillips from Baltimore arrived at
Richmond, 18th inst.
DISASTERS.
Bark Pursuit (of Bamore Sanford, from Cardiff, arrv
cd at New York, 18th inst Experience heavy westerly
weather all the passage. Sept violent gale which
lasted for Sc hours; 9th inst during hurricane, bull
warks, boats, main yard sails, &c.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, October l3-Arr steamship City of Wash
ngton, Lvrpool ship Aramede snew Marseilles brig
thadn, naren, Ga
CTd steamships Circassian, Galway Huntsville savan-
nah ships Shawmut do; R. Jacobs, New Orleans; bark
Carolina, Mobile brig Monte Chrso Rio de Janeiro; schrs
T. Holcomb, Savannah j. W Huges and W. A. Ellis, North
Carolina
PHILADELPHIA, October l2-Arr. bark Harriet Fisk,
Shields, E-CPd. brig Rieman, London schr Elizabeth
North Carolina.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3-Arr steamship Keystone
State harieon ship Connecticut, Savannah brig Jerome
Turks island schrs Marirah \, Washington, N. c. Lady
Suffolk, Bostou.-Crd. ship Robert CuShman Savannah;
brig Iris, Sagua.
BOSTON, OCTOBER 1lCrd bark A. Brewer, Mobile: brgs
Black Hawk, Fernandna Gamma, Wilmington n c. schrs
J. H. Flanner, do John Elliott, Aux Cages; John Price,
Richmond: Jas. Miller Mobile.
BOSTON, October l2-CId; brig New Globe Jacksonville
schrs Adratic Richmond Wide World Savannah Dazzle
Havana.
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La e c. PHILADELPHIA
-l|+1r-4z--zEsE W ILMIN GTON AN
S,r,,,,Dn BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
STEAMBOATS,.
.sTE BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN
DssSIES4ssssas,rr---11nNA STEAM COMPANY Y 80

E-sLE~- BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN
ksSElzzszxz-aaSNA STEAM COMPANY.
REGULAk DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT DE-
POST, HAVRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAL
me steamboat 'JUNlATPA Capt Frederick Tomlin to1
leaves lower end of WEST FALLS AVENUE EVER
MQNDAG, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING at
9clock Returning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock N
and HANRE DE GRACE alta O'Clock, p n -
The steamboat "LANCASTER,n Capt. T. " TomIinsor
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY an
SATm EE ENING at 5 O'Clock Returning leave
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEnNES6AY q" an
at . o'clock, ?. ". " 80 '-'AO
Passage, bc-.hs included, 90 cents
and carefully attended to. "
~ Duplicate receipts for freight win be required
The agent at Hayre de Grace will attend Oforwarpp an
merchandise consigned him for any point on the Pennsv
Philadelphia OF elsewhere
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimor4
ak. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grs-r
Off j. TONE, AGENT Port nepns;t
rSI-. FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
Eazss7zssz NOND, THREE TIMESA WEEK
The splendid steamers GEO. PEABODY and BEIVIDFP'
are now leaving Light Street Wharf tor the above nj Ca
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
These steam rs have superior State accommodation
For freight or passage apply to
]. BRANDT, ,Tr.,
n . Light street har"
I. S.-GoodS received daily. s29-tf
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
al ENANDRlA, October l2-Cld schr. Mary Helen, Fol
ly Landing.
NORFOLK, October l2-Arr schrs Arcoa, New York; R.
P. Chase Frankfort
NORFOLK, October l3.-Ar. schr. Sea Witch, New Bed
ford
RICHMOND October l.-Arr bark A. Henderson, Savan-
nah schr. D. s. Miller, New York.
WILMINGTON, October l0.-CId schrs l.. P Smith and
NJ A. Mcneil. New York.
WILMINGTON, October PAR briggs Rio Grande Bos-
tom Camilla Newport, schrs A. Mount, Newport, r. l.
Ida l.. Howard, Boston
Cid. schrs Jonas Smith, New York: G. ~ & r. F. Shan
non Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, October lO.-Noon.--Crd steamship Key
state Philadelphia
SAVANNAH, October lO.-Arr. ships Odessa and William
Rathbone, New York schrs j. A. Stanley New York: J
York. ~
NEW ORLEANS October l2-Arr ships Toulon New
York Darius, Price and j Morton, Boston, Reaper Phila
delpha d. Sheppard, HaYre Sam Lock- Liver pool schr
Port
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-20

settle the fate of fusion, give confidence
and strength % the Democracy Of the
whole Unipn, and prove the forerunner
Of splendid triumph next year.
Ii is for all these reasons that we APP
peal the Democracy of Tennessee to
exert all their energy during the next two
weeks to securing an overwhelming victo
ny. In the counties where the majorities
are large. see that the whole vote is
Polled in the closely contested counties,
let there be such an organization as shall
secure our full proportion of the new vo-
tiers; and in those where we are in the
minority, let the polls be guarded against
fraudulent votes. Let every man do his
duty, and we pledge such Democratic
victory as shall force our opponents again
to discard their name.
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NATURALIZATION.
The Doctrine i'm a Nutshell,

The Patriot is refining and hair splitting good
deal about the doctrine announced in the dispatch
from the Department of State to our minister
at Berlin on the Sth July 1859. Here is the whole
doctrine in nutshell, as maintained by this admin
ministration. 1t recognizes distinction between
the rights and duties of American citizens whether
native or naturalized.
''The question then arises, what rights do laws
confer upon foreigner by granting him nauraliza-
ton | answer, ALL THE RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AMI
IMMUNITIEs WHICH BELONG TO NATIVE BORN CITE
ZEN, 'IN THEIR FULL EXTENT, WITH THE SINGLE
QUALIFICATION THAT, UNDER THE CONSTITUTION ENC
PERSON EXCEPT A NATURAL BORN CITIZEN ELEGI-
BILE TO THE OFFICE or PRESIDENT" WITH THIS tx
CEPTIoN, THE EATURALIZED CITIZEN, FROM AND Az
TER THE DATE OF HIS GENERALIZATION, BOTH AT
HOME AND ABROAD, Is PLACED UPos THE VERY SAME
FOOTING WITH THE NATIVE CITIZEN He IS NEITHER
IN A BErTBR Or WORSE CONDITION"
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uPaupeTs and CrimInaIs.o

We copy The following paragraph from the UNION
AND American of July 20, 1856, forthe purpose of
showing the sort of warfare on adopted citizens
which was wsged by cur opponents in that year. We
placed good many such attacks Z" on record" in
that year and the year following which would read
well by the side of the present speeches and writ
ings of the same men:
From the Union and American, July go, 1856.
PAUPEBs AND CBIMINALs.-Msj. Henry made q
speech at the Court House Thursday night, in the
course of which he said, "there were half mill
ion of foreigners coming to this country annually
a half million of paupers and criminals" said he
with emphasis.
We expect all sorts of exaggerated statements
from the small fry speakers But We are amazed
that a gentleman OF Maj. HExRY's standing should
make such an assertion We place it on record,
with no sort Of doubt that it will give Mel. HENRY
q good deal CT annoyance after the speedily ap-
preaching death of Know Nothingism.
Mai. HENRY also said these foreigners all joined
the Aboltionisis as soon as they landed. He prov
ed this statement to De untrue in another part of
his speech, where he complained that these foreign
ers were Democrats.
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The Right of repatriation.

The Geographic dispatches in our paper of yester-
day, briefly referred the opinion of the Attorney
General on the right Of expatriaion. By the Louis
Vile papers received yesterday, We have The dis
patch more IN full, as follows:
WAsHISGToE, July l7.-Previous to the prepare
ton of the recent official letter to Minister st
Berlin instructing him to demand of the Hanoveri-
an government the surrender of Dir. Ernst, Attor-
ney General Black, at the request Of the President
rendered an opinion in the case, maintsining the
general right of expatristion ncontestible, and
that in regard to the protection Of citizens in
their rights at home and abroad, we have no law
which divides them into classes, or makes any diff
ference whatever between them; that native and
naturazed citizen may, therefore, go forth with
equal security over every sea and through every
land under Peaven, including the country in which
the latter was born. Either Of them may be taken
for debt contracted, or crime committed by him,
but beth absolutely free frem ell political obi
gations to every country but their own. They are
both American citizens, and their exclusive allegi-
snoe is due to the government of the United States.
la Judge Blacks opinion, the Hanoverian govern
ment cannot justify the arrest Of Ernst by showing
that ne grated contrary to the laws of that coun
try, unless 1t be proved that the original right
Of expatriation depends the consent OF the ma
tonal sovereign, and this last proposition he is
no man can establish.
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The Ninth District.
So he says.

MADISON COUNTY, July II.
Permit me to say few words about ATKINs and
ETHERIDGE. They met at Humboldt on the 9th inst
The audience variCusly estimated from to TO-
900, and such excitement has hardly parallel in
the history of cur country. Gen. ATKINS was upon
the ground promptly, and eager for the contest but
no ETHEEIDGE was there; and here this vast assem-
blage, all inpatient, waited for two and half Icing
hours, and though ATKINS was repeatedly urged to
proceed, yet unlike Mr.. ETHERIDGE he persistently
refused unless his opponent was there. But Mr..
ETHERIDGE came at last. ATKINS took the stand
amid the waving of hats, and handkerchefs, and the
mingled shouts Of thousands, which surpassed every
thing ever beheld. will not attempt at this late
stage of the game, even a synopsis of his speech.
1t surpassed any thing I ever heard. ATKINS is
champion; patriOr and statesman, inferior to no
man of his age. ETHEBIDGE too made brilliant
speech, and quite to the satisfaction of his autiNe
brasks, anti-Lecompton, friends He said many
good things pretythings, told come good anecdotes
made ugly faces ugly mouths, acted the monkey
and dealt in more abnse Of private individuals Edi-
tors, sc, than ever before heard from public
speaker, but failed to show wherein he had been
misrepresentsd
never heard ATKINS before; he hasa reputation,
but still he is moderated. The Democracy are vide
awake, they don't intend he shall be beaten No.
God forbid; that the 9th Congressional District
should ever be go unmindfu of the duties they owe
to themselves their country and pcsteriy as to suf
fer such patriot as Atkins to be defeated by
Southern Black Republican. ATKINS is considera-
bly, worn down. by the fstigues of such excited
canvass, aud is speaking against the advice Of his
Physician, but he declares his intention to fight the
battle through die in the field and if LIE falls will
fall like game man, at his post, with the banner |
of Democracy, the Union, and the Constitution by |
his side As the election approaches, the day star
brishtens, and if every Democrat does his whole |
duty, the victory will surrass any ever achieved by
he Democracy of Tennessee.