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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
DANIEL 8. HoUGH, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE NO. 20
~ Broadway.

Large all the eles rosewood WOOD and
mahogany furniture ornaments carpets ocoths ac,
tanned In the large i've private residence No IL Unver
sty place. near Washington this day. Wednesday,
April at l0 O'Clock A. ~ a List from the catalogue
10 here suhjoined:-
In The basement Tapestry carpets walnut extension ia
be buffet and chairs china dinner and tea cutlery
cut glassware silver plated SETS FORKS spoons,
1he parors fursbed with velvet carpets three massive
carved paror In satin solid
side and pier tables corner and wA egeres pier and
msntel gasses, mante ornaments bronze figures. rich
brodored lace window curtains French plate oval asses
easy reception and recumbent chairs merorors oil paint
nRs bronze xtures library and secretary
cases. elegant oscwood seven octave piano pearl keys
In the chambers superby carved rosewood bedseads
bureaus oommodes WARDROBE couches cottage chairs
side and dressing tables fine hair mAtesses spring beds
The upper stores furnished with ne mahogany single
and double bedstoads and the 3oung furniture
match also very superior Of richly enaeed bed
room furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

4 YOUNG NAN, OF PREP0ssEssrNo APPRAR-
"A GOOD education and character Wishes 70 make he
acquaintance of lady possessing youth beauty and
nen With view mafrfmony Address for ihrse dayu.
Henry Haven, Union square Pos ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

ar L. PHILLIPS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
wi. day at IL O'Clock at the New York Bazaar 81 CROSBY
street, hand wagons carriages
ness &c n B-Advances mnde on ali personal property
left for saJe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER.
III Salesrooms 1874 William street.
Consienments solicited
Salea every "Wednesday and Saturday

W. HUNT, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
a. day "wednesday at f0h O'clock at saesroom IS Mas
sau street of hand
wood and mahogany parlor and bedroom furniture conssn
In parlor SUITS marble tables eegeres book
extension tables wardrobes chairs bureaus bedseads wash
stands, Ac &c Also crockery, cutlery, gass and chin
ware mirrors. oil paintings &c. Sale positive. Catalogues
ready on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

A s. RICHARDS, AUCrIONEER.-500 GASES BOOTS.
"A. shoes and brogrns Try RICH ARDS wHIfING:-on
"Wednesday, april l01S o'clock at store A Cortland
street corsg the usual variety Of seasonabe goods Ca
talORuee Ornpg Of saIe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

HENRY u. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 23
IL Nassau ttreet.-Geneel hou,ehold furriturs-HENRY
LEEDS CO. will sell by auction, Thursday, April I,
at bspast 10 O'Clock at West Twenty fourth street bs
tween Fifth and sixih avenues general assortment Of furn
Consisting Of rosewood paror suits In Prussan
blue satin danssk curtains to match d. in psh crimson
merno curtains bookcase and secretary extension table gold
band CHR q, plated glass ware superb Japanese
purch bowl and cover ormou chandeliers and brackets
perb marble of Cicero and pedestal
wood panofore pier glass Brosses and Wilton carpets
music &c Bedrooms furnished with
mahogany aud beds bureaus wardrobsd
cnpQ chairs and ole oths; kitchen articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

eE mn 1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARS RBwA1D
Sl:VVV. cesssS . s.y Irsc. wsS "a ssrIs.
raas 70 cure dlsease ~ wors ort pssn.fH 49,
na1fsn aNse1tene q hs throat Or lunga Ln-naAne
aMistsd n Rouble - lnsacsessful $780, ne1ae1 ~
- - ~ naturally ehIsd lady o. II aDrhG oee6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

VALUABLEswATER RIGHT ON THE EAST RIVER
auction.-We beg TO call attention valuable plot o
ground with water right the East river, foot of Eighty
street. TO be sold by auction hursday IA
Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

u az. H. sCHENCK WILL GIVE THEIR PERSONAL
attention to sales Of furniture either at the residences
families declining housekeeping, at their spacious sales
room No IS Nassau where they have ac
ties for the display and sale of the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

IGOR SALE cHEAP-ONE NEW LIGHT ENGLISH BUG
IT, ~ also light jaeger wagon. INQUIRE at j. Roe
Co.'S livery stable, No. 6 University place.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
Les personnes ci-apres nominees Sont

Les personnes ci-apres nominees son'
proposes ponr particIper q la dlstr'bu'
ton des fonds Poydras:
virginie Prosper, Gpouse de II, Gneho;
Prudence Gueho, tpouse de St7jacques Gatho;
Elisa Bergeron, tpoase de Leo L"heau:
Marguerite Dclage, spouse de Thtoville Sicar1;
Clemcntinc Jarreau. eponso dAHrtlien Guidrot:
Augustine Robillard: tpousc DE- j.. J. Powell:
Celina Lacour. spouse d'Anglste Lacour;
LodoIska BoiteuH. spouse dc Joshua Jewell:
Madeleine J~arrcau. epousc de Troiyille David;
Mary MimS, epouse dc J. r. Herring;
Georcina Saizan. tpousc tie Terence Gtilidrot;
Mary Rosa Palmer. spouse dc j. +. Laytield;
A~nligoae Moniottc, epouse de Tn. j. Burrows.
Sur motion, il est ordonne que cette
I;stc soft publi6e pendant 30 jours.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
ESUIUT TITO 5
.ldqttes pr II lon"atton de P"oIss'

RasoIu que Ia paroisse Concordia y
ttant reprGsentte, unc convention soft
tenue Il Eidalia, Ie
Lundi, Zone jouy de INN 1859,
pour notnmer I'M candidat Il l'otice u-i-
vocat dc District.
R6solu que les D6mocrates de cette
paroisse soient rcquis de Sc reunir dams
leur district rcspectif, lie
Snmedi, lSme jour dc jim 1859,
dc 10 h. A. NJ. i 4 h. P. NJ, atm de choisir
, candidats pour la Legislature, | pour
Sheriff, l pour Gref1ier ct l pour la place
dAsscsseur.
Resolu que lie vote donnG dams chaqne
district sera transmits par les commissai-
res au president du Comit6 central.
Ledit ComitG dcvra s'assembler i la
Maison dc Cour, lie
Samcdi, 25me jour de JUN 1859,
atm de proeeder an depouillcment des
votes, ct les MONS dcs candi-
OATS choisis.
Ont etc designes CONNIE membres du
Comite central, les personnes %suivantes:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
SERUCE MILITHIRE.

14f #4eE@ % .%-%48%8#4 - ELEa Ez
Ia naturalization, aux Etats-Unis,
exempte-t-elle lie citoyen naturalist des
obligations qui pesaient sur lui avant
son depart d'Europe? VOLTA la question
que nombre de personnes Sc sont posee
depuis que la guerre a eclate de Pautre
cote de PAtlantique. Files veulent sa.
voir 81, dams lie cas- OH elles retourne-
raient en- Europe, le commencement du
pays OH elles sont nees pourrait les for
Ger, malgre leur titre de citoyens ameri-
Gains, d faire dams Parmee leur temps de
service. La question a deja etc residue
Acknowledgement, ct NJ. Cass, consulte par
quelques Francois habitant lie Tennes-
see, Went de nouveau de leur expliquer
que les Etats-Unis ne pourraient inter-
venir pour obtenir leur exemption du
service militaire. Voici la reponse quill
leur a faite: ,ssE@
.s washington, II mai 1859.
"Votre lettre du Is courant NEST par
venue; en- reponse, je dois vous dire
quill est entendu que le gouvernement
franeais exige lie service militaire de
toute pcrsonne nee en- France, qui pesut
SC trouyer dams les limites de sa juridie-
ton. 'Votre naturalization dams &c pays
ne vous exemptera pas de cette exigence
81 vous vous rendez Reimbursement en-
France. a Lewis CAss.o
Les Etats europeans mont jamais adj
mis- que Ia naturalization etrangere put
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
NEGRE MiRRON.

E soussign6 offre unc recon- B
u pense libtrale a quiconque lui &
ramenera GU logera dams une des geoles
paroissiales, Fesclave AMERICAN nomme
JACK. griffon, age d'environ 90 ans.
ayant 50pieds 6 d 7 pouces de hauteur,
robuste, ct recemment arrive de Ia
Georgie.-Il a quite mon h%abitation, 81.
tuee III bayou G~rosse.Ttte, paroisse
Iberville, samedi dernier.
CHARLES BOOkSH.
Bayou Grosse-T6te, % mai.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
3 \. Is

INST donnG par ceS presents. que II. Paul De-
u LACE. administrator Gr IL succession de
paulin DEI.AGE, dtcGGt. a d&;,occ l Ia Cour du
Neuvielue District, dams ct pour la paro,S-' de
Ia Pointe-toupGe, son tAbleai! final de diStrifnt-
ton DIES fuifs de ladite Successful, Ell que ii AT
cunr opposition nest fate audit tahlaau dams
les dix iourS qui suiyront II publication de Get
avis. il sera honolo9uc ct apprnliyG par ladite
Cour. j. Ef']Di GEttltf.
rointe Coupee. 4 iuin 1888.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

y, = \, a ~

AVIS
list donne par ces presentes, que Celina Bara.
IL ADMINISTRATIVE dc la succession d'Eugenie
ALLAN. d6cedec, a depose a la Cour du 9me
District, dams ct pour la paroisse de Ia Pointe-
Coupee, son tableau de distribution DIES fonds de
ladite succession, ct que 81 aucune opposition
nest faite audit tableau dams les dix jours qui
~suivront la publication de Get avis, il scra homo
logue ct approuyG par ladite Cour.
A. BouANcHAUD,
Depute-Greflier.
P~ointe-Counee. II iuin 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

Les commandments des n~avires de
guerre francais mouilles a la Havane,
ont recu de Paris DIES depeches qui les
rappellent en- France. lis ont mis- a Ia
wolfe a la fin du mois dernier.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
G

ftob@tioh oSS thSlc NS i-AS
chiennc. II ny a Embarrassment plu
i en- doutcr. Dune part, lie g%ouverne
ment autrichicn nc tait ricn dGmentlr
dc l~'autre, toutes les lettres que nou
~rccevons dItalie confirment les talt'
que nous nous fefusions de croire.
Ainsi, Ell plein XlXelnc steele, nou'
voyons SC rcnouyeler dcs atrocities, des
horreurs qui appartienncnt aux tpoque:
sauvages; des populations inof1ensive:
sont frappGes, ct aux maux lnev'tables
de la guerre, les genGraux a%utrichiens
]aioutent d'inutiles cruautGs.
Est-ce bicn I'm general chretien qui ;
| signG cette proclamation brutale du 81
avril, succedant d Ia proclamation ironi
que par laquelle on annoneait aux popn
lations pi6montaises que FAutriche VIC
matt les proteger ct leur apporter la Ii
bertG?
/. Comment larmGe autrichienne entend
ellie cette protection ct cette libertG
Nous rougissons de lie dire
A peine arriyGe sur lie territoire enne
mi, rAutriche organise la terreur; lie ge.
neral Giulay institute des cours ~prevotales
qui n'appliquent qn'une peine: Ia Mort!
La demarche, la parole Ia plus inof:
fensivc, I'm geste, tout est punt de mort!
Tn groupe de curieux sc lorme dams
la rue; aucun d'eux ne porte DIES armes;
qu'importe, la mart! a
Les %sentinelles, les %patrouilles sont
autorisees a faire feu sur n'importe qui
ala lore sommation. La vie de tons les
citoyens est a la merci dun soldat avine.
Intervention dams unc reunion poll
tique, sous quelqus preterte 'queH soat, est
punie dc mart! ss58f #sasI A. w. .
Les demonstrations politiques oil prj-
vtss, punies de mort! gs at5 #a
f Tn cafetier, un r%estaurateur ftrme son
Establishment quelques minutes apres
lheure indiquee, Ia mart!
Recevoir chez sol DIES strangers sans
en- avoir fat la declaration a rautorite,
c'est un crime puni de mort
Jamais loi des suspects fut-elle plus
terrible? Dun bout 4 Pautre de rItalie,
IN cri d'indignation s'est. eleve contre
ces denominations. Nous m~anquerions a
tous nos devoirs 81 nous ne les fGtris-
sions pas avec toute fenergie don't nous
capables.
Anjourd'hui, lempereur d'Autrichc a
provoque de sanglantes represailles,
don't la responsabilite lui incombe Com
ment ce ieune homme de 30 ans ne re
pas, effraye devant de ST abomi-
exces commits en- son nom? +
LIE roi de Sardaigne a 6crit au general
en- chef a%utrichien, pour lui demander 81
.c'etaient des soldats OIL des brigands
quill await sous SEES drapeaux.
Pour toute reponse, les brigandages
continuent. Puisse le juste chatiment
ne pas Sc faire attendre! La guerre que
soutenons nest plus une guerre
politique, c'est une guerre dhumanite.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
Pointed oupGe, II JUN 1859.
PERDU OU EG1RE,

T IN Certifcat de paroisse, portant lie No. 295.
~ en- date du 20 decembre 1855, de la sommc
de 1882 ct 8 cts, avec 8 90 d'interet de la date.
signe A. PRovosTY, auditeur. en- favour de H.J.
RICHARDS, lequel a etc perdu a lepoque de lex-
plosion du steamboat Princees.- lie public est
prevent de ne pas ~negocier ledit certifcat, lie
Placement Ell ayant etc arr6te de concert avec lie
Tresorier ct FAuditeur de paroisse.
P. 4. ROY, agent ct avocat
pour les heritiers de feu DR.. Richards.
Pointe-C oupee: 4 JUN 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

Les Indiens continent a commettre
toutes sortes de depredations dams les
wastes contrees qui separent la Califor-
ME du Missouri; les emigrants sont alta.
ques, piles ct assassines. SAmericains
ont etc surpris par les sauvages pres de
Honey Lake, ct impitoyablement massa-
ores. Ces derniers ont egalement incen-
die Ia maison dn colonel Stevenson, a
Red Bluff. La femme du colonel, ainsi
qu'une autre femme ct ses 5 enfants qui
Sc trouvaient dams la maison, ont peri
dams les fammes. Les Indiens les ont
forces d'y roster en- les menacant de
leurs fieches ct de leurs carabines toutes
les fois qu'elles Sc presentaient a une
porte pour en- sortir. as.s
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
EGARE on VOL.E

NE mon Iiabitation, dams file de Ia
~ Faussc-Riviere, un CiILiI4L amt-
%ricain, dc c%ouleur npirc, marqu@ dune
petite ttoile al front, une partie dc la
]crinicrc (pres DIES tpanles) blanche. -
&c cheval ne Va pas lc train.
Tine recompense liheraIe est oi1erte i
celui qui lc r%aInenera chez
2avril EEUnGET tlllIL
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

RussfE-4 divisions s'avancent pres
.des frontares dAutriche; Giles y rosie,
ront CONNIE armees d~obseryation. lie
gouvernement russo q aussi ordonne de
METRE inahl6diatement sur le pied de
guerre, les Ter, De, Sc, Sc ct &c corps
d'arnde, avec leurs contingents respec-
tifs d'artilIerie ct de cavalerie. Les re-
serves doivent etre appclees, ct tous les
soldats en- congo doivent rejoindre leurs
drapeaux atm detre prets b marcher
sous 8 semaines.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
J9lN E Awl a

Son Bureau est an No. IL, Exchange
Place, Il Ia Nile Orleans.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

affranchir leurs ~natiOnaux DIES devoirs
imposes par la loi. Ainsi, il est solvent
arrive que des Francois, 1cs AlIemands
ct des Italicns, qui s'Gtaient fait natura-
User aux Etats-Unis, ont du, ! leur re-
tour dams leur pays natal, rev6tir Punt.
forme ct entrcr AL regiment. II est evil
dent QUEEN temps de gucrrc Oh Sc mon
trera encore plus rigoureux. II y a qucl-
que temps un Prussien, etabli dcpuis
plusieurs anlnGes aux Etats-Cnis, ct ma
t~rralise AMERICAN, fut arrctG i Berlin,
on ravaient appeld ses a~ffaires, ct con-
duit au regiment. II s'adressa all minis
ire DIES Etats-Unis, NJ. Wright, qui Gcri-
Wit imm6diatement 4 Washington. lie
secretairc d'Etat lui rtpondit quill ny
await rien i faire; que lc droit dc Ia
Prusse etait incontcstable, ct que la ia
turalisation nc ciangeait On rien les rap
ports exlstant entire I'M G~ouverncmcnt ct
SEES nationaux, nrant rabdication dc ma
tionalitG. #".
On Sc rappelle peut-ttre aussi qu'un
ltalien employee a bord de la fregate
americaine IVabGsh, fut arrete, il Y a
q%uelques annGes, sur lie pont meme de ce
%navirc, qui Gtait alors mouiIle IL Spezzia,
ct conduit a tcrrc. Les autoritGs sardes
lie rGclamaient CONNIE conscrit, ct le
commandment dc la fr6gate ne sc crut
pas autorisG i retenir PItalien q bord.
II obtint %ensuitc qu'on lie lui rendit, mails
i titrc dc favour.
On volt done quill serait imprudcnt
aux strangers natnralises americans,
qui, soft Ell France, soft en- Allemagnc
OH en- I~talic, seraicnt encore soumis a la
CONSUMPTION, de ~retourner en- Europe
dams les circumstances actuelles.
(AbeiNc.)
Les 9 rictoayes de NontebeHo-La date
du 8 JUN est cGIebre dams Fhistoire. Ce
%jour-la, il y a aujourd'hui SO II Cen
1900, lie general Lannes delft les Autri-
chicns Il Montebello, dams &C meme vii
lage OH les Francois v%iennent de rem
porter sur ces dcrniers une nouvelle ct
non moins eclatantc victoire! LIE triom-
phe de Lanncs fut 81 complet, quill lui
Vault plus tard lie tire de due de Monte
bello-Nous avons Cru quill serait in
teressant de ne point laisser passer ina
pereu T~anniversaire dc la celebre %journee
du 8 JUN 1900, a cause du rapproche-
ment quill permet de faire avec Ia jour
nee du 81 mai 1859. A 50 ans de dis
lance, lie general Forey a etc aussi heu-
reu que lie fut Lannes an commence
mcnt du steele. Les soldats francais
ont du voir, dams leur deuxieme yictoire
de Monticello, un heureux presage pour
lie denouement de la guerre. La campa-
rne dItalie s'ouyre en- effet, pour eux,
sous de brillants auspices. (M.)
Les ~commandants DIES navires de
guerre f~rancais mouilles a Ia Havane,
ont recu de Paris DIES depeches qui les
rappellent en- France. lis ont mis- a la
wolfe a la fin du mois dernier.
Les Indiens continent a commettre
toutes sortes de depredations dams les
wastes contrees ani separent la Galifnr-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
Prarn Wnshinrfor .

WASHINGTON, March S.-The Senate ratified q
number Of treaties with Oregon and Washington
Indians, also the Csss-HerrOn treaty vas amended
80 that those who have not presented their claims
may do 50 before New Granada takes 6ual action
Gen. Heron is here asking in return provision for
the settlement Of sll questions in which New Gran
ndA is claimant among others those relating TO the
transit Of mail matter across the Tsthmus and the
Tonnage Tax.
The Senate viii dispose Of all its business by
Thursday.
WAsHIEGrOs, March s.-Postmaster General Brown
djei this moring
WASHINGTON, March g. SeHats-The Vice Pesi-
dsnt presented a memorial from the citizens Of Ne
braska protesting against annexing q portion Of
their Territory TO Kansas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

Sinking of the MOnOngaheIa ReIle---Prob
able Loaa Of The Esaal and Cnrnn.

Sinking of the MOnOngaheIa Eseue-.-Prob-
able Loss Of the Beat and Cargo.
The stsmer Mononzahela Belle, heretofore run
ming "a packet on white river, between JscksOn>
port and the mouth. but at the lime en- route for
this port sunk about IL o'clock on Wednesday
night at Harbstts Landing, about eighty miles be-
low here. We have few particulars Of The disaster
yet form ali that We can learn it would that
the Belle struck log which stove hole in her
hull and caused her to sink almost Immediately She
lies tied up 10 the shore the Mississippi side
with nothing above water but portion Of her hurr
cane deck and the ploth1use. No lives supposed
to have been lost by the occurrence, and the St
Francis No. 2 which passed the wreck shortly after
took off nearly ali her and brought them tc
this city. The Belle being cid boat it is thought
that unless the water should speedily snbside. she
will 20 to pieces from the action of the current and
thus, with her cargo prove total lOss We shall
doubtless have reliable information in time for
next insus,-Hsmphis Bulletin. Adreh 5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

SA The press of the country has been particularly
loud in the praise Of the Bes Among the many notices.
offer the following to impartial public
Itis we'll known fact that puff patent medicines
and that but seldom advertise them, BoerhaT Holland
Btsrs endorsed in such specific for
the dsea it processes eurs that only advertise it but
give 1t this fAVorabS notice unssked y Tie prOpstor.Rdel
ZetsaNS, n r
The Philadelphia Argus in speaking Of the late exhibition held
In that city by the FrankIH Institute, says:
" In noticing medicines always extremely cautious
less satisfied of the merits Of the article Among those exhibit
ed the celebrated Holland Bers. This medicine has been
tenslyey introduced In every State In the Unon and into the
Canadian Provinces principally within the last The
exhibition shows testimonials in language known in Amer
ca among which notice from John NJ lay
On, Of Delaware" Tmhf-d&wlW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
nIvEn AND sFrAnlsoAT News. ?
BoArs LsAvp arHis pAr.

Y
John Gsuls, for Louisville 1t 8 O'Clock m.
Cuba, for PAducah, st II o'clock
Coaswago, for Cincinnati, st IL o'clock
The river is now deelining with water sufficient t.
admit the passage over the Shoals Of our larger
class Of steamers for few days to coma
Steamer Scotland nos at clarksvilis.s stesme.
James johnson passed Memphis Tuesday morning
last due her Friday morning, il MT earlier,
The steamer John Gsult under the management
Of Capt Baues and Resder, two gentlemen uasur
passed for their uaiversal attention the guests Of
their popular and regular packet, having all their
freight on board, win positively leave at the regu-
lar hour Of 9 o'clock NJ for Cincinnati and Lou>
isvills.
The COnewsgc, the regular packet for Cincinnati,
will leave promptly this d,y as above at u o'clock.
Psssent . 8 win be on board in Tine
The Scotland viii meet with immediate dispa tch
for New Orleans
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
VIM Henry, from wsitsbOro.'
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
J. G. Cline, for Memphis.
EXPECTED TO DAY.
James Johnson, from New Orleans,
Scotland from
Ogden. from
Messenger, from Pittsburgh.
La Cross, from
Sam Kirkmsn, Cincinnati.
Kate French, from Is
Cuba, from Psducah.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
California News.

Nav ORLEANS, March s.-The steamer Quake,
City is below With San Francisco dates of the nine
isenth. The Golden Age brought a million aud
quartz gold, and 100 passengers. There had been
heavy rains throughout the State There wore
prospects Of large trade. The overland mail d
the Oath arrived on thel7 Mining was favorable.
Water plenty. The steamship, guele Sam again
sailed with troops for the Colorado.
Later from Mexico unimportaut Miranoa was
still preparing tomrseh against Vera Cruz Juaroz
was preparing for desperate resistance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09


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