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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

Edmund DiIlahunty Council No / Of T. A. &
Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, @. Of c.
R0. LAPSLEY, s. of G.
II. II. MCALLISTER, J, Of G.
J. HENRY CURREY, Comp Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

INK.--5O dozen Bottles, all sizes just received by
mis- ?. HAGAN, Marks tst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

Comparative Prices Of Cotton at his date the fooaoin0
change.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

E. G. EASTMAN and JAMES RAINS, Seereiariss
Nashville, March 10, 1859
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

B. PETTY, D. V 7.
Jy3I ly L. BENSON, D. X.
Il ? Look out limitations Of Lea a PERKINS, WOr-
CestCrshire sauce. See advertisement Of JOTS DUNCAN
& SsSs augsI-S
Rock CityMiIIs.-L E. "a AAE d CO., PTOpri=
J. y. BAUNAS ( CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price at all times for Wheat and
Corn, their Mills Of Linz and Cherry streets Nash
vile Tenn. I'D. .. .
notice, the price Of
Extra Family Flour, s. 20 Fine Bran, I9e
Fine Flour, 10 Mixed Bran, 150
Unboltsd, 50 Coarse Bran, 6jc
Middlings, oO Corn Meal, 2 Jushei, f5e
ChOd feed per bUshel, 6jc
articles by undersigned deliverable at place in
The city charge When selling by tho quantity their rate
OF discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
j. Z. BAuMAN & 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

Nashville Temple Of Honor No S. every Wednesday
evening at the saEle Hall IS above.
W A. WHERRY, W. C. ?.
L. BENSON, W.T.
E BARCLAY, W. L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11
RELEEF AZ TEN MINUTEs.
RR VANS
PULM ONIC WAF ERS.

The most certain and speedy resey err 6ssyUertd al!
Diseases Of the chez and LuHgs teH5!s, Cslds 4stA
ma, C1aSslE ptioa Bronchitis, iqfUe75a,
EsdrSsnsSS, DiTculf BysdthiRg, Sore
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

2pipes Holland Gin.
do Old Cognae Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaIst Vine;
90 baskets Champagne. extra.
1900 eases Brandy
800 packages Domestic Brandy.
200 barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles Tor the Grocery trade.
jHnII MORRIS & STRAIT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

TEMPERANCE DEHECTORK.-TBHNES
DysiOu Of Temperance every Saturday nigh
Temperance Hall No S. sbsveCsee street the square
4, NELSON, ". P.
II. k. PECK, W. A.
JAMES CLAIBORNE, z. 8,
TtepIan Temple OF Honor No 3 every Friday
ming al the same Hall as above-
4. T. BRADSHAW, W. c. T.
W. II. M0RR0W,W V. 7.
J. HENRY CURREI, W. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
lUCATAN-AN0THER REVOLUTIONARY
MOVEMENT

v. y.
BY the Mexican schooner BIil.ante, Capt. EspnOla,
arrived this morning, have advices from Cam
peachy lucatan, 10 the 9th ut and Slsal 10 the LIST
INST Tie news is important. Ex-Governor Barrera
leader of the ReaconarY party, had descended from
the mountains at the head OF some five hundred men,
there collected and openly proclaimed revolution at
Jopelchen, in the Department OF Campeachy.
This news reached Campeaehy and Merida on the
Goth, rather tia. Is the date OF B.rreras procla
n alton when all the available troops of the State
were at put in motion. Subsequent accounts
state that the Revolutonss met with bat little or
sympathy from the people, aud still later the news
reached Csmpeachy that Bauera himself, with one
Manuel Castellanos had fallen into the hands of a
GU, rla party. His troops, however, do not appear
to have dispersed does any attack appear 70 have
been made upon them.
There were rumoIs current, also, Of similar move
mens in other portions Of the State from which il is
inferred that tie rebellion was general. The prompt.
action Of Gov Iroygen, however had so far frustrated
their plans that no combined movement seems yet TO
have been made.
From The v. o. Picayrse, yays.
The intelligence of the capture OF ex-GOy. Bsrrera,
leader of the Reactionary putty Of Yucaan, comes to
us in an Official report If the General commanding the
Liberal forces From this 1t appears that Intelligence
was brought him the I'D ult, that the ex-governor
was lodged in the rancho " Boxo in the vicinity of
the town Of Jopechen, where bis army was stationed
Acting upon this Information, Gen. E-pinosa at once
dispatched party Of twenty men TO the sp0 where,
sure enough the distinguished General who has long
given the State go much trouble. quietly enjoying
sicsts, in fanced security, with his friend ID. Manuel
CastellaDos Both taken into custody and placed
in the calsboose cssbozo), where they at last
accounts.
We do not understand, however, that this event the
truth Of which do not doubt, has put end 10 the
reactonsry movements. On the contrary, the Bar
rera forces seem stll TO hold their ground, while in
the same paper that records the capture, find re-
ports OF uprsngs in several other pats of the State
II is very possible however, that their chief has
fallen into the hands Of the enemy, that the Revolu-
tonts viii quietly dperse and retire to their homes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

The PIETs pEAK DIGGISGs.-We have before US
a business letter from gentleman IN Denver Clly,
dated on the 29th June. The writer until recently
was in bus Less in 81. Louis, and bis name and thai oi
his correspondent is sufficient guaranty o. his truth
fulness He SAYS he left Denver City on the list Tor
the mres and returned TO Denver City on the 10Th.
He passed through Golden City the 18th, and went
s. far as Mountain City, or Gregory's Diggngs, the
richest mines as yet found in Kansas.
There il gold there aud DO mistake. slep, in
miners cabin who from Iowa. lie has taken out
OF bis claim over 81 600 since the 18th Of this month
He showed me his gold-no. in goose quill-out in a
quart bottle and demohn. The bottle was full, and
the demiohn about half full. Mr. Leopold from Farm
ington 1llir ois, has taken ont, commencing a. the
same time, over $1,000 but he runs night and day:
Both men work nine men each. These are considered
amorg the best claims yet discovered. There are
about j,0O0 men in the mines. About coo or 2,Wu
Of these have paying claims, varying with each cslm
paying from % TO 81 900 per day. II is reported that
Green Russell took from HE claim in day al, GOO.
| satisfied there is plenty Of the gold dust in the
mines but there has been 20 coin TO buy il up
they would gladly exchange it for coin, as L !. more
convenient in paying Of the hands. IL is very dull in
this place at present. all have gone TO the mountains
Gregorys DiggiDgs situated forty miles from this
place, ard eniy.fye miles in the mountains. We are
fifteen miles from the foot Of the mountains"
T.. Lol!s Rsp, jay -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
TIE RIO GRANDE.
From the ye,c- o,ieGn, Picayune Of July c

fTors tde Nec-bFte0Hs f1c1thEe u Jmgo
BY the steamship Arizona, Capt. Smith, arrived
from BrazOs Santiago. We have advices from tina,
port to the Seth ut. The Arizona brings sG9,W3 %
10 specie.
The schooner Sea Drift sailed from Brazos on the
Goth for New. Orleans the schooner j. A. Woodhouse
ssme day for New. York. The old Goyerhmen. steamer
Meniora 10 take the place Of the Cramps on the
ver soon to leave for this port TO be locked fos the
season.
Tie BrorHsriHe Flag reports the Rio Grands stil!
the rse ard business very lively thereon, especially
in the Mexican trade. One day the previous week,
beside three steamers loading and dischargirg goods
10 the amount Of slG0 600 crossed to Matamorss.
From January TO June ], five months, the amount
Of merchGldse imported into the United States from
Mexico, through The port Of Brownsville, upon which
dut es collected, s72 6I. For the same time
the valuation of Merchandise. including stock reached
the figure OF 81 4e6,Si0. Total, 81 561, 1874. This s
exclusive CT the large amount Of spese COW seeking
shipment BY wsv Of the Rio Grande. TIE Fl0g also
furnishes the following:
Between the Rio GTande ard Nueces travel for years
past hss been gradually the increase and now more
than ever i this important thoroughfare thronged with
strangers ard traders. Nearly the whole business be-
tween Texas and Mexico seeks this for ingress
and egress. The principal item being that u stock,
mostly horses mares and mules, numbering annually
fully 70 TOO head and valued al not lee than million
of dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

curse desines, which are said 70 pay very vel.
They have ju.i begun to worn the sand Of Clear
Creek a, the poiut where it issues from Tie noun-
tam. Another friend jG't from Gregory Gays be
tesr, tie victims Of the kIes low Tagiag 10 thas
ouarter VIII number one hrsGTee The limbs Of
the green pines are burned of elo.e to the trunks
and tie columns Of roaring fame seem 70 III the
,lv The Gregory se.temer. was in some danger
Wien M irformants left It yesterday g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

RAGRoAD AcCIDENTs.-The mail train from, New
York, last evening, when between COscob Bridge and
stamford ran over AMI killed man who Was living
upon the trsck. The locomotive struck hin and liter
ally tore him 10 pieces, scattering his brains and pieces
OF his body in every direction. Tie train was stopped
as soon as possible, and the fragments Of tue BODY
were picked up and placed in mail bag and taken TO
Stamford Ii was impossible 10 tel who he was bu,
il is supposed he stranger, who bad lsiu down
upon tie track while in state Of rto1.aton-
New Haven JoUr-sl Taar.iay.
The through freight train on the StorInp,on Railroad
ran off the track at East Greenwich about O'Clock
tbs morning, disabling the locomotive denolishiue
two or three loaded with potatoes ani causing
delay If several hours to the other trains The epgpe
and seven cars went off, The accident was caused by
the Misunderstanding Of the switchman. who ,bougbt
the whistle sounded to switch off. No one wss bnrt
although the engineer lesped of wh u he say The
trouble, but be alghted safely.
Hartford P!ss. Of Wsl,..;.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

ls1iy Of morals n lIayt is fully proved ~ -. pro-
lie, Inmate children, who appear to be az m'oh e.
pecied q. the le. 'imate. ,t.
: musical acadcmy styled LOphe1n, had oeen %
tablshei q, Port uPrnce, ard pFoViiel VIII P''''
-ors from PsIls.
The following American ve~sc's were a fr;aa-
p. r,re 13i VIZ: Btfk Ciara Windsor, schooners
ss,.b B1r,on AMI Bsm''c. There were also ~ por,
TO English ard Il. gian vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

"A ROLAND FoR Az 0LIyTE."--A man named
Fisher was tied TO post and publicly horse whipped
in the streets of Chsamont, Saturday evening last
for mal;reaiips and msusiug hi. wife.
RAILROADS N TgxAs-We learu from Tie Hyu.lo4
TelesfGpi that there are TOW over 200 n IS Of rail-
I9sd in Texas completed, ccIIeciirg with I!els.ol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

HArrI.-By the arrival at Boston of the brig Mon
tceno, Captain Goyens, from Port-au Prince, we are
placed in possession Of Hsyti papers 20 June q.
The law authorizing the marriage OF Haytians with
ioyegIeTs Les been passed alDosI unanimously, Tss
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
A Boy THIEF The San Joaquin Republic

A Boy THIEF. The San Joaquin Republi.
can of June nth has the following:
Mr.. Tarpy, of Monterey county, near San
Juan. arrived in town day or two since. in
pursuit of boy named james Robinson, who
formerly resided in this city Tarpy had ia
ken the boy, who is now about u years of
age, To his ranch, with the in eniun of
bringing him up. On Sunday morning the
young scoundrel stole a horse belonging to
Frenchman. who owns II ranch adjoining
rarpy's, and rode him to this city, distance
uf one hundred miles, in two DAYS. The il.
ded appearance of the animal attracted nt
tpntion upon his arrival in Stockt and
some citizens, susprctiny that the hoy hot
come honestly With the animal, cook charge
ot the horse. The boy was pursued by Mr.
rarpy. who traced h IN to Knights Ferry -
There Robinson had formed the acquaintance
ofanothtr hoy Of the same age, who recently
elOped from respectable parents IN tbs city,
md the two had been taken in charge hy
one Cherokee Bob, "A person not erGctLy fitted
to train up youth to advantage The miners
Of that vicinity say th,t the hoys. while in
that neighborhood. were guilty of all manner
of ras atty. such as breaking open cabins,
robbing ,luices, and seizing everything of
value which they could lay hands oil. Upon
hearing that Tarpy was in pursuit. they fled
to Chinese Camp, about twelve miles beyond
the Ferry, where they were clptured, and
their pursuer started back from Stockton
with them. Within few miles Of town
Farpy stopped at ranch for u few moments
and while there. the little scamp, James, dis
appeared in u wheat field, and the othe
boy who had promised faithfully not TO at
tempt to escape. started back to Knight
Ferry. The latter was reclpturrd and re
stored to his parents, but nothing has heel
heard Of the Robinson boy. A reward i
offered for him elsewhere.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
TELEGRAPHTC,
OVER THE STATE LINE,
San Francisco News.

San Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, June 18th.
A number of our first Germ citizens have
issued a circular addressed to the German
population of San Francisco, calling upon
them to take measures for the purpose of pay
ing respect to the memory ofthe great Hum.
boldt.
A man named Walter Warren was acci-
dent"lly drowned in the Bay yesterday af-
ternoon. He was from New York.
Thomas Roach, charged with the murder
of Martin Gallagher, has been sent to the
Court of Sessions.
The bark Yankee arrived this morning, l6
days from Honolulu. The first anniversary
of the birth day of the Prince of Hawaii heir
apparent to the throne, was celebrated on the
Goth May, with great rejoicings. Her Males
ty has reduced the term Of Mr.. Monsarratt's
banishment to seven years Mr.. NJ. is now
in England.
DR.. R. McKebbin, Jr., has been appointed
to the Kings staff, with the rank of NJ jor.-
The natives in the outer districts of the Island
of Wahu are feeling the scarcity of food, oc-
casioned by Incidence and drunkenness
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

OMEGA.-At this place in Nevada county,
the mines are said to be paying we'll The
Omega ditch will be completed next month.
LATER FROM WAsHTNGToN-A dispatch da-
ted Washington May 18th, says;
Mr. Bishop, the recently appointed Com
missioner of Patents. arrived here today and
entered upon the duties of hi office
Secretary Cass and Seh1r Mata, this morn
ing, had n conference on the subject of Mexi-
can affairs
The Philadelphia Post Office question con-
tinues to excite much comment, and it is now
thought that John Robbins will succeed MIR.
Westcolt.
The President appointed Col. Stanberg, Of
Penn. Surveyor General of Utah.
There is no doubt that immediate measures
will be taken for protection of the govern
ment contractors trains from the upprehen-
ded attacks of the famished Pixies Peak
miners
The expense of tfe collection of the rev.
enue at New York will. at the commence
ment of the next quarter, be reduced to the
extent of one hundred thousand dollars AN
nually.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
1aiIp glatlonal democrat.

A LARGE GRIZZLY BEAR, says the Stockton
Argus, was killed on the evening OF the l4th
at the Aqua Salado Rancho, Stanislaus coun-
tv. lie had been killing cattle in the vicin-
ity. for several months, and a large reward
had beer offered for his capture. When first
seen, 10y moonlight, owing to his immense
size. he was mistaken for horse, although
not over sixty yards distant. He was prowl-
ing around the corral. evidently watching
some American cows that were there. After
the alarm was given. he was soon killed.
The brute measured ten feet from the tip of
the nose to the hind foot, and weighed seven
hundred pounds On dressing him. several
bullets were found embedded in his flesh,
which ad been there some time, and he was
undoubtedly one Of the oldest settlers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

GENERAL SUFFER- is a out to test the validi
ty Of u claim which he has for number oI
years held. for the possession of tract OF
land lying between Cape Mendocino and
Point Reyes This claim, the Sonoma Coun-
ty journal understands to be based upon a
grant from the spanish government to the
Russian Company, madeI In 1872, for period
of ninety nine years The grant is now and
has been since 1915 or al, claimed by Gen,
Sntter, he having purchased it the Russian
Company at the time of their leaving Cali
fornia
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

WYANDorr "A correspondent of the Bos-
ton journal. writing from Wyandott, Kansas.
says:
This city, at the junction of the Kansas
and Missouri rivers. though only two years
old, contains a population of two thou4and
1t has some elegant and substantial buildings.
and beautiful site; but its landing" is not
the hest. and Kansas City. on the opposite
side Of that rivera much larger. older and
richer town--bids fair to retain for the pres
ent the commerce of Western Missouri and
Southern Kansas Our fourth constitutional
convention is he held here in July The
city is on the Wyandott Indi'n reservation-
tract about six miles square-upon which
the few remiining member Of that once pow
erIul nation are permanently settled and en-
gagged in agriculture They have embrIced
civilization more readily than any othrr tribe
and are often intelligent and educated They
have comfortable houses, Hne farms. free
schools, and institutions of religion and
many have intermarricd with the whites.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

At a meeting, says the San Francisco Tele
gram, If the members of the Mercantile Ii
brary Association on Wednesday evening, IL
plan was adopted for purchasing a lot and
erecting building thereon. The building
is to have a central location, is to be 5000
feet in area, constructed of brick, and is to
be three stories in height. The company
erecting the building is to be organized ell
trely distinct and separate from the Library
Association.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

In letter from the Berlin correspondent
of the London Daily News, we are told that
the Prussian Cabinet has now cast off its hab
itual vacillaton, and made up its mind as to
the course it will pursue in the event Of war.
On the evening of the l1lh instant the
Prince Regent declared in the hearing OF
the whole Court that Prussia was determin-
ed to support Austria through thick and
thin.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

HORSE RACING IN BUTTE-The races Mt the
Wallace Course. near Oroville, commenced
on Thursday. On that day the race which
was for Sl25-two mile heats, was won by
Steve Fords half breed horse, which ran
against Tom. Whites horse The Record of
yesterday, says the second day was mile
heats best two in three, open to all Spanish
and half-breed three year olds, for one hun
drsd dollars ard the entrance money. This
was won by Doc. Stockton's filly against
Jnbe Swains horse. The programme for YES
terday was single dash of one mile free for
all horses that never won purse, for u purse
of seventy-ive dollars and the entrance
money.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
ACCIDENTS ~ eRaA-The Mountain Mes

ACCIDENTS IL SIERRA Mountain Mes
se"gtr OF s"tu~day has the following:
John Vandyke. nj work in p,llv a C,,s
claims at Gliandlervill. Ind his I.y Lrotsn
on the 1 eth inst. by In. cnving ~ a LnnL
Mr.. Demeree. while at wnrk in lila .l,ims
at Gilsonville, last week. Ind M. ley brnkrn
lhya quantity of dirt and gravel f,lliny unon
him
Mr.. Rufus SWEET of this place. while n,
work III his diggings at the upper mart -,
town. on "Wednesday last was caved on and
carried through his fume. He was driven
through ut n rupid rate l'y large BODY OF
water, and came out severely, though no,
fatal.y injured.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

PIxE GRoeE-At this place in Sierra coun
ty. miners are reported to be doing renarka'
bly, well. The citizens are making prepara-
tions to celebrate the Fourth of July There
will be an Grafton. the reading of the Deelar-
alton Of Independence, and grand display
of fire wol Ks
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

SACRAMENTO County HosrIrAL-The total
expenses of the County Hospital, says the
Bee, under the cash system, for the year
commencing May lst, 1858, aud ending May
lst, $50, was Sl4 700 Oh; an average of 81 :
225 per month. The average number of pa
tients was seventy five, and the cost of keep
ing each per day was a little over forty four
cents.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

CRors IN SoNoMA.-The hnying business in
Sonoma county. is nearly completed. The
crop will be more than average. TIE wheat
harvest is rapidly approaching and the pros
pect is, that it will he an average one.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
IysrRuor1oys TO MINISTER MAsOx-A dis

Instructions TO MINISTER MAsoN-A dis.
patch dated New York May 25th. says:
The Express, of this eve"ing says that in
sruciioIls were sent aWt hy the steamer Per
sia to-day for Minister MasOa, instrueting
him to intimate to the French Government
that in case Germany ShaNid he drawn into
the war, this Government will not suffer any
interruption on the Hamburg and Bremen
steamships. now carrydSg the United States
Mail, 50 long as they do not carry articles
contraband If war
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

FATAL ACCIDENT. The inner wall of the
old Metropolitan thenter, at san Francisco
which was left standirg since the burning OF
the building. fell ON Thursday. burying in it,
ruins Frenchnan n,med Francis Jacolet
and his horse aud water cart. Man and
horse were killed instantly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

LATE advices from Washington state that
Col. Steptoe and Captains Carr and Palmer
had obtained leave of absence with permis-
sion TO visit Europe.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

JAMRs BRooKs, for whose person habeds
corpus was issued in San Francisco, was ar
rested in that city on Friday, 10y D. c. NJ.
Goodall. and given over to the Sheriff.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

THE case of George d. Bush. charged with
grand larceny in San Francisco, in running
off with horse and buggy which he had
hired, has been sent to the Court of Sessions.