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domestic tranquility OF her dominous beyond Lombardy
Already the Italian regiments have shown signs Of revolt
although sent far away from their blue sky whilst al
|Cremona a Bohemian and Hungarian regiment have
actually drawn swords ON each other. Nevertheless the
Emperor, and the military clique around him. II we are
error, urge that these events should precipate
hoettes, in order 10 unite the army and create enthu
easm It s also argued by the party at Vienna that
hs the financial condition Of the State s likely grow
worse rather than improve would be better TO strike
blow at Piedmont without further delay.
The intelligence we get from Sardinia Is not less pro.
pheic Of pds. There are something Ike fifty thousand
|Tounteers In the Piedmontese dominonB many Of
whom belonging 10 the noble famies Of Milan,
Florence, Parma hodena and the Roman States They
pre- daily leaving Turin for the corps they have joined
active service There evidently but prevailing idea
amongst the Italians just now and that is 10 Join Pied
mont 10 war with Austra. This Ia exaggerated pic.
lure Of the threatening possibilities Of war Inc material
or great struggle stands out prominently, AMI Europe
foes n hear The thunder If long the banks of
We 1ictno ,ce shall hare escdped Of The Imminent
Hangers whieh NE march u eus1'ts erer presented
the peace OF the world The governments Of the great
Powers st at work 10 bring about Congress Sir
lanes Hudson, her Britannia Majestys Minister at Turin,
has been called home, we believe, expressly W assist
Lord Mamcsbury IN forming q correct opinion OF the
cta condition Of Northern Italy and how the contepdne
Interests be reconcilcd France sti asks for Con-
,ress with the same solicitude England Russa and
russia and had not Austria insisted the nposs bic
cndon Of disarmng before Piedmont and Italy could
tssiby know how far the Cabinet OF Vienna would sen
the demands made, the Congress by this time might
ave been at work AS s, the cash and din of moving
tes heard louder and louder above the IA nj voice
diplomacy. 7angtk ,cov preparations stare IA In he
Zee, ha peace oniy glidcs t@e our uinon as an inpaI
| bJk Shodoio
| iLITARY STRENGTH or THE coNrr1DrNs POWERS.
From the london Post, April 1911
IL appears impossible 10 compute with exactnees the
Hillary strength OF The two great empires apparently
b0ut 70 be involved in the siruggle II III probable
hTever that at ihs moment there not than
hhdred Thousand Anstrians n Italy and W supposed
NJ Francis Joseph, with hundred and fiy tbops ,nd
Heady 70 tegn NE war; " THIS force 70 be dou d.
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The correspondent Of the Charleston Courier, an
Opposition paper, says that movements are on
foot here and at the North in reference to the next
Presidential election, seeking a combination of Re
publicans and Americans, SO as to sweep every
Northern State" We learn from the same au-
thority, what we have seen stated elsewhere, that
Che Republicans ,arc abandoning the hope of elect
ing SEWARD and are looking out for Southern
Conservative" such as BATES, Of Missouri or BELL
Of Tennessee.
1t is reported that Senator HANMoND of South,
Carolina, has expressed his intention of resignng
his seat at the close of the present session He has
been prevented from taking his place at Washington
by indisposition.
- Senator DOUGLAS has relinquished his intention
to go Florida, his health is rapidly improving It
is said that some of his Southern friends soil
cious that he take part in the debate the Harp
ers Ferry resolution Of Mr. MaSON, but he declined
The recovery of the country from the commercial
depression Of 1851 is said to be alluded to in the
Presidents message as cause for cong"atulation
1t appears that the export trade is likely to be much
increased during the next two months Our manu-
features are doing very well. For American iron,
in all its various forms there is to arise an ncreas
ed demand for home consumption during the present
year
The Constitution has an interesting statement OF
the exports for the fiscal year ending the 3Oth Of
june, 1859. The total amount was three hundred
and fifty six millions, Of which the slave States ex
clusvcly furnished twenty millions, while the free
States furnished exclusively only five millions. We
shall see whether the Northern and Eastern people
really appreciate the commercial advantages which
the Union gives them.
The Rev. DIR. SEHoN, Of this city is spoken of as
having delivered a very able discourse recently in
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1859.

zss- We publich this morning an ably prepared
communication in reply to JUDGE CATRoN. 1t is from
the pen Of one of the first of the State, Of so
Der age and ripe experience. An unwillingness 70
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PROCLAmATIONi

EsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Ten
nessee-TO all who shall see these presents -Grevt-s
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certain Elias Houston, Erged with having COM S3
mtted foul atrOcOus murder thu 5h Of
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Us vile, the 18th day Of December, 1852
~ By the Governor: ISHAM q. HARRIS
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AFTERNOON SESSION


SATURDAY, December II, 1859
The SPEAKER announced the Committee on the
part of the Juse on he Senate resolution referrin
to the GoTerrCrs message on the subject Of the
boundary line be this State and Kentucky, to
NesSrs. Braz.tOn, Nall, Serter, Johnson and Baker
Of Weakley.
tISKING FUND RAILROAD BONDS
On motion by Mr.. JOHNSON, Senator Newman s
bill, No. SO. TO provide for the qudation and in
vestment Of the sinking fund on bonds issued and
endorsed for railroads in this State taken from
the f!es under suspension Of the rules, and read
Mr.. BICKNELL moved to amend by adding that
all internal improvement bonds of the State shall
hereafter be straight bonds instead of endorsed
bonds.
Mr.. SHE'D hop d the amendment would not be
adopted
Mr.. JOHNSON hoped the amendment would no:
be passed because it would embarrass the bill.
Mr.. BlCKNELL desired it should 90 to The Com
mittee; be did not desire TO embarras5 the bill.
The bill and anne ndment was referred TO the Com
mittee on Internal improvements
FISH TRAPS
On motion of Mr.. SENTER, his bill SO, to au hcr-
ize the erection Of fish trap in Ciiach river in
Granger county, was taken from the hles, under q
suspension OF the rules, and passed tIe third and
final reading in the House Of Representatives, by
yeas SO, nays y
CITY HOTEL COMPANY.
On motion II Mr. WHITE Of DaridsJn, the rule-
were suspended, aid S-nao or Trimbles bill rs. 1881
to amend the chartsr of she City IIo'el Company Of
nashville, TO elect three instead Of nine directors,
was taken from the files, read, aud passed he third
and last reading without objection.
To CHANGE THE RULES.
Mr. BENNETT had leave to offer resolution re-
peAling the rule of the House shieh prevents me
bers from explaining Their votes alter the roll call
has commenced.
The resolution lies on the table for one day under
the rules.
Upton COUNTY COURT HOUsR
On motion of Mr.. PORTER, the House resolved
itself into Committee of The Whole Mr. WHITE
of Davidson, in the Chair, on Mr.. " nj HI res bill
TO- for the permanent location Of the seat # justice
of Upton county
Alter few minutes humOrOusly spent therein,
the Committee rose and reyOre tina, thu Committee
recommend the reject Of the bill, and ask leave
to be discharged from the further ecnsiierai,n Ct
the bill
The Commi tee was discharged All the report Of
the Committee nOu-3opcurrrd in.
Mr.. BENNETT did not consider gentlemeL serious
in that voie.
Mr.. EAST moved to recvRsiier the vote by Which
the report Of the Cor mtiee WAS Eon-coHcurrtd N.
The motion was agreed 10.
AID th,n-
On motion the House adjourned till lea Ocl, OK
Monday morning
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WHTHEREAS, suggestion having been made to the Clerk &
wv Master the County Court Of HICKMAN county Tenn,
that estate II Oakley, deceased is insOlvent, there
do, BY presents notify ali persons having claims
file the legally authenticated with
said Clerk and before the 9TH day Of April
q aud division rata OF said estate my
be made &c or they will be forever barred, &c
@ LANE, Administrator.
decls-E4ts-pr's feeS4
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HUMPH-
= REYS COUNTY TRNN-Johu TaVIOr and wife Jane ley
Tor, The heirs Of Wn Fleming Reconsideration to sell
LandIt appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk Maser,
from allegations the petition which that Wa
TAYLOR Nancy Jane TaylSr Ezaeh Tayr Dempsey Tsyor
Marshall Taylor Mary Ana Fleming, William Fleming and
James Fleming defendants in the above all Of VIII
residents State Of Tennessee and reside in TIE state 4
Mississippi and Texas Hnd in the reach Of the ordinary pro
s Court it IS therefore orlered that publication be
successive Eeeke in the Union and American
newspaper published 10 the city Of Nashville requiring the
named resident defendants appear before the
ty court held county Of Humphreys at the
house in hs town Of WaVey the first Monday In keo
TuaTy Plead dsnur said petition. or the
will DC taken for confessed and for hearing to them
This the 18th day Of December, isj9
LEVI McC0LLUH,
decls-w4T-pr's fee 81 Clerk ard Master
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SATURDAY, December II, 1859.
The SPEAKER announced the Committee Cd the
part Of the use he Senate resolution referring
to the GoVerrCr's message the subject Of the
boundary line be wecn this State and Kentucky to
Aessrs. Brazslton, Nall, Serter, Johnson and Baker
Of Weakle7.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union, speaking of party or1anira ton

Inc Union, speaking OF party organisation
and congressional legislation. says that indi-
viduals Of great moral purity and extreme rec
titude Ofpurpose may denounce party and scout
its obligations, and may often do 80 with JUS
tice; but that there is this stubborn fact which
constantly obtrudes itself upon the considera-
ton, that without organization and cOmbina-
ton nothing can be effected in the business of
legislation, and that in legislative bodies, which
are nearly balanced between parties, the man
who refuses to act with his own party acts with
the opposition against his party.
The same paper has an article on the policy
OF our foreign relations, in which it advocates
reasonable iberality in our diplomats appro-
priations; and one in which it advocate, the
bill, lately reported to the House, providing for
a line Of ocean mails between the United States
and Europe.
The Inteiitgsncsr is devoted to Congressional
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