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w, T. BERRY 4 co. haze just received
THE LIFE OF GENERAL GARIBALDE,
Written By himself win Sketches his coasasIoss ~
ARAs Trsnslatei from French by Friend Aanir-r,
THE0DORE DWIGHT Tyol 2no.
w. 7. BERRY & co. hsvesiso Jus, rsseizsd
wALrEz THozsLE4 By Mrs. sedgFiek-
Vol g AszEs sraieKLaso's 9gEESs o. scorLASB.
TESr AsD HkEksf. By Caroline Paine.
PsPuLAR TALzs FRoM NoRsE-
ABsoTrs FREScH REy0L5T0N.
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BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,


ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMBNF.
NEARLY all Boarding Pupils, more tsas half q
our day pupils interested In this department paint
drawing and have secure for our pa
irons the talent the country. some large e
Ee suppose there ound teachers than oars bat
such do not teach school rls. We viii year make sII
tons 20 faculty Of rsaehes Who anrer
50 popular with our lovers Of
For the Piano. Harp, Guitar, and Vocal shall have
al the Academy ample supply not only FOR ou
pupils but also for those Ladies In he city who sre nd
school zrs Eno MAJ Wis 70 tate lessons here Such
ps % pay not or Academy prices, the prices they would
have 70 pay to such teachers elseEkers
It Is very desirable 70 kn0E many from city vh n
ake lessons here before ne the Of Teachers fully occupa
by pupisof the Academy. -
sasS-a Q. D. ELLIo,fF,
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SALE OF A NEGRO.
at Lucks' Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.
ALEI ALEI ALEI

81 - BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
= D 2J Kenneth do
25 do Bottled do
The above made warranted For
Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices freight added at No.
Market street
jnI,3i CARTER, WILsFoRD & co.
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NDrE ia Fsss HsHdse4 and Siy lels as-sE +e4s
q ftrnisr ia aud endorsed by Haiailtca. etad
h III aF o. August, Ass, payable Ia ree months Il the
Union Bauk, Nashville.
ANN person to shall he suitably rewarded
eng7-Iv WAsHINBTCN BARROW
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nR. IN. n. WRIGHr

AS taken rooms over De1novIe Co new Drug store
Union Block. Of Cherry and Church Streets where
be can Al all times bs Professionally consulted,
bl3 d3u
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Kentucky md Tennessee.

Kentucky and Tennessee.
TIE VoTE OF KENTU, KY.-We have received re-
turns officially from nuety-eight counties. which
sum up as for Governor SIS follows:
Beriah Msgofu ...... 49,. ........ IS OO3
Joshua +. Bell ...........G7, 673
Magofin's majority .......,. ........... $50
In the same counties the vote for Lieutenant G oy-
ernor is as follows:
Linn BOYD. -..., ......fo Ss'l
Alfred hller ......... ......C3 sec
Rnyd's majority ....-.... .............-.lOlS 4
The counties OF johnson, Breathitt, Harlan, lack
son. Perry aud Letcber are yet TO be heard from Of
feidly, which will probably increase the Democratic
majority 900.
In our statement Of the msiority for Magofin
in Yesterdays issue there typographical
error which placed bis msjority at 900 less than
il really was. Errors sometimes unavoidable,
but we think the statement publish this morn
ing is entirely accurate. The State ticket is elect
ed by msorily of about 8 ,0O0 with the exception
of Grant Green, the candidate for Auditor, whose
majority will probably not be go large. The Leg
islsture is largely Democratic in both branches,
there being majority of about 30 on joint ballot
-LOEisUills Courier.
KENTUCKY and TENNEssrR are again neck snd
neck in the race. la 1856, BUcHANNAN's majority
in Kentucky was 7,24G; in Tennessee. 7,460. ID
1857, the State Democratic ticket in Kentucky had
1906 majority in Tennessee, 1912. In 1859,
the majority in both States will be about the same
Something over 5000,
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SPECIAL NorICE.

ON 81 day of August sold II. and JOHN G.
HoUsTON my entire stock OF Queensware, China and Glass,
together with my Books Note Accounts, other evidences
debts they alone authorized to collect and receipt the
same. J. z. DARDEN
A. H. HICKS. JOHN G. HOUSTON
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JOHN RAMAGE,
pEALER IN SHOES,


42 COiiese Street.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TsIS RECEIPT Of
Gents Calf Kid, Top, Stitched and Pump sole CATERS;
g. nts Lasting and Cloth CATERS;
Gents alt Kid 0xfOrls
Gents Patent Leather Cloth Top Caters;
Boys an Youths Calf and Patent Leather cxfOrds;
Boys Butoned Cioth Top 6aliers and Press Shoes
aug '''-'''-- - - JOHN EAMAGE.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
EbY virtue Of a decree Circuit Court Of the United
States Nashville, in the of kheit Robson
James others, WILL the goth day Of August
next Court house door in Nashville, sell pubic yedue
highest bidder all that trar Of land which the said
Pecoek now resides lying about Nashville
the Noensve pike containing estimation, thirty
and 100 poles and which is handsome lrie residence
usual ouhouss and other substantial and pernanent
improvements The property will be sold free from the equity
redemption The purchasers will be required give notes
with good euy for the purchase money in four equal install
men payable twelve eighteen and tweEyio months
respectively in lien will be retained
'-' '1-'- JACOB McGAYoCK,
julyl3 Clerk &c, Of said Court.
SALE or A NEGRO.
TY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court o. the United
the District Of Middle Tennessee in the OF
William Others, against Allen T. GoOch and Others
viii on the 9th day August he Court house door
in The town Of MurreeshOro public NEGRO MAN
ELIAS about s years old for cash. being of the
grOes mentioned the Decree aad ordered TO he sold for the com
plainants' debt. JACOB MoGAY0GK,
july29-dd. prs fee - g & Al q SAID Court.
at Lucks' Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.
MAGGIE MITCHELL Waltz 50 cents.
Aunt Jemuls's Plaster. Comic sOug) .
Star Of my soul SO
Popping in at pudding time, (Comie) Is
Music received every and postage Free to any
part Of the country on receipt Of the marked price
iulVl2
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Two Valuable Tracts of Land.

t0NTAINING about 35 in the whole Tacteon.
tns 2j5 and the othef about rs
thcr. Comfortable mproveu the 80 acre
Tract there story Cedar Log House containing
besides other Out1On ali a coed repair consisting Barns
Stables threis also this Tract fne
Springs the House Stock Water furnished
Hurricane creek. The soil the quality suscs-
tble highest cultivation in cultivation
$50 the balance finely timberd with
cedar, tree, oak elm, ash, &c.
On the Tract Of l2J is Frame House, Of Rooms,
al in good order, icing entirely besides other Necessary
Outbuidiugs such Barns Stbles there
Tract failing Springs the House
ht is CRvation, the balance finely timbere1 the
good quality.
Roth Farms we'll set in Blue Grass and Nim5le Will
spontaneously and for Stock Farms surpassed
in Middle tennessee Both Tracts under good fencing
We would earnestly call the attention OF the this
Sale, confident that few such farms the
The location makes them very desirable being good neigh
bohood where there churches schools, Touring gst
mills. all within kaf mile and close
Terms of Sale being LIBERAL and will be made
Day Of Sale.
Persons wishing attend the from the 90
in the Morning Train, which leaves quarter past
For particulars enquire OF
f. r. GLAsCoCK Il co,
augf2-d A. b. & G. A. BUCHANAN.
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PIRE BOURBON WHISKY.

WE hand about 90 barrels Of PURE OLD B0UR
~ BON WHISKY, which will warrant TO he
the State We close it
wOGld be glad those wanting something really fine aud
good would give q call CARTER, WILSF0RD & co,
iuy3i No. Market Street.
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the OF joins q. FERsUsoS deceased, all persons
holding claims said hereby requested present
the undersigned within the prescribed by law and
those indebted to II to make payment without delay
JOHN J.. SElION,
augl2 dim Adm with viii annexed.
persons holding claims against the late firm FERGUSON
SEHoS hereby requested present them the undersCn
ed at the oil Office Of the firm, No IA Cellar street, and all those
inds btd said firm requested payment without
lay. JOHN Il SEHON, Surviving Partner of
augl2- dim FERaUsON & SEeoN.
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RomE AND THE POPE.
The Roman Question,
BY
4. AFRO UT.
7raaslafsf fro.s ne FTsacs By C. Gers
(sappressed in Francs,)
vol 1880. Cloth.


The Roman Question Is the pungent, phy and epigraua-
ase sketch Of the Court Of Rome appeared sad
understood have written cssddenes under
The patronage Of Louis Napoleon slthouh yielding expe
he afterwards ordered ts suppression. rHoosAzD cop
Of it sAksn into Italy b the Prince Naposoa for
al distribution
About himself says.
"Pardon ceainyirasisss Of style. which had rot tine
aad plunge boldly into the heart o. tie book
viii and something there.
Il aghs ir, and in good faith. do pretend Judged
tefOss Of Italy without passion; but have sauanatsa
Of them.
an have sOusht spabssr in Brass while had
lsnt in Paris, il is because EEL a he d
the regulations Of press he severity but
pspe long arm, which might France
have little out Of the tell him The Pi.ln a
tanned in these pages"
ESstIsu OPINIONS.
"oneOfthe most Pungsns professions Of the dag 7ss,
May %
'Ie.ornbly witty and msrss..y ,rushfur-Daay Es,ss,
IN AoOut asseansiuss tsassass and ssis.s uDau ss VIZ
tue Of this uaioaaI Promsshsus 'Attsa.sua, Nay a.
JEST RECEIE6O BY
". \. BERRY a CO..
auEl0 Public sasars
YANKEE NOTIONS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
For September, just received By
auss HAsAN JOHNSON.
APPLETON's RAIL R0AB GUIDE
For August. just receiysdhy
sus9 H4eAN q JOHNSON.
whites COunterfeit DotectOr and Coni-
meFciaI Reporter
For August. just received By
aus9 HA0AN JOHNSON.
Harper's Pictorial Histery OF she war i'm
Italy, sn Monthly Parts,
Augustine just received BY
aug9 HAGAN JOHNSON
MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.
Hsrper's Magazine,
Godeys Ladies Book,
Patnam's Magazine,
The Great Republic,
Kaiekerbockers Magazine. Just received by
l
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LOIS ia EdgefieId For sale.

LSO Agents OF Powder Company Of
~ Mass The quality Of tbs Powder WARRANTED and
ders wall promptly filled most reasonable terms.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED IN Davidson AND HUTmER-
FORD COUNTIES.

EiaaA lta-DaHe Of Lrcergae Depot on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rahrodd. and Is Niles from NtralrHle.
On Thursday, Ist day OF September, 1859,
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D 20 AUSTRIAN VESSELS
TAXATION IN AUSTRIA.
CAUTION TO ENGLISH mERCHANrMEN.
COTTON MARKET UNCHANGED
c m m rclaI Intelllge genc

LEY THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN L1EEs.l
ST. JoHs's, N. F., June 4.-The steamship City of
Washington, Captain Petrie, Of the Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia line, passed off Cape Race this
morning on her way to New York
She left Liverpool on Wednesday the 25th ult, and
brings four days later news from Europe than was
received by the America at Halifax and Boston. She
was boarded by the news steamer of the Associated
Press, and the following summary of her news OBJ
tanned:
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-The sales of cotton for the
three business days since the sailing of the America
amount to $4,000 bales.
The market closed dull Prices are easier, but quo
tations are generally unchanged Holders are offering
their stock freely, but show disposition to press
sales. Messrs. Glare u Son quote middling Oreang
at 6 and Midding Uplands at 3-l6c. The sales OF
cotton on Saturday were estimated at 5000 bales
The market closed steady at the quotations of Friday
LONDON, May 25.-The English funds have consid
erably improved since the sailing of the America.
Consols for money closed at 9l3 to 80.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-The Liverpool Breadstuffs
market generally closed dull with little variation in
prices. The Liverpool Provision market generally
closed steady and the quotations by the America are
generally maintained
The Cunard steamship Africa, from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the 24th ult.
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LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
The Battle at Montebello.

LONDON, May 25.-Dispatches from Paris and
Vienna announce that an important battle was
fought on the 2lst instant at Montebello, small
town on the river Aldega in the territory of Venice
and belonging to the Lombardo.V kingdom.
1t appears that the army corps of Marshal Bara-
quay d'Hilers, with the division under Gen. Forey,
which embarked from Toulon on the 9th of April,
on board the Mediterranean squadron, proceeded to
the eastern shores of the Adratc, where the fleet
was seen on the 18th instant; crossed over and
effected landing near the mouth of the Aldega.
The Austrian troops under General Count stadion,
Commander.inchief of the fourth corps d'armee, at
the head of $4,000 men, attacked the outposts of
Marshal d'Hliers, but the Austrians were driven
back by the division Of the French army under en-
eral Forey, after furious combat of four hours du.
ration.
The Austrians retreated to Montebeo, pursued BY
the French, who finally captured the place and re-
mained in possession of it, but did not pursue the
Austrians further.
The Austrian force engaged in the battle was ,5,-
600, and the French, according to Austrian accounts
numbered 5000 men. The loss of the Austrans was
1000 in killed. wounded and prisoners while that of
the French is reported to have been 700.
Five hundred Aastrians were taken prisoners and
eSub w 4LalsClHeS, "AeAcJ ~ 10 luey
already arrived.
The Austrian accounts of the engagement differ in
Details but confirm the main features as above stated
Austrian accounts state that besides the GOOC
French troops there also regiment of Sandman
cavalry.
A dspath from Turin gives thessubstance of IN
official bulletin of the Sandman Government, which
states that the extreme left wing of the Sardiniar
| army under General Baldini, had forced passage
| over the Sesia beating back and putting the Aus
trans to flight
1t is also positively stated that Garibadi had en-
tered Craven and crossed the Ticino into Lombardy
and at last advces was at Pavia, with 5000 Italian
volunteer soldiers, his object in invading the Sardi
nian territory being to encourage revolutionary move
ments among the people.
The Paris Moniteur announces that the Frencl
Government adheres to the principle established a
the Paris Conference in regard to the abolition
prvateerng, and has also adopted the principle tha
a neutral flag covers the enemy's goods.
The Paris Bourse closed firm. The three per cents
are quoted at G5.
Various revolutionary movements are reported t.
be foot in Lombarday, and an outbreak is daily ex
pected.
The King of Naples is now reported dead, sure
and Francis the Second has ascended the throne an
assumed the control of the Government.
| FURTHER RY THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
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The schooner Deer, Of the same class, came Il

The schooner Deer, Of the same class, came in
second.
The prize was drawn, owing to some irreguIarity
The first class sloop Haswell, then came in second
and the Flying Cloud third.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-The Flour market generally
closed firm, at % so to 4s rs for superfne. Oata
have declined from to Sc. per bushel. Whisky has
advanced ac.; Lard closed steady at 114c.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Adyices have been re-
ceved at the Department Of the Interior, from Mr..
Collins, the Superintendent Of the Indians in New
Mexico, announcing that the disturbances with the
Indians had been settled and that the Southern mail
route was now perfectly safe.
He says that there is no fear Of any further inter
ruptions or disturbances from the Indians in that
section
WASHINGTON, June 4-The receipts into the
Treasury during the week amount to over s2 900 00O
The amount Of drafts paid during the week amount
to little over 50 600. The amount remaining in
the Treasury subject to draft is 81 ,0O0, 900.
NEW YoRK, June 4.-The cotton market closed
firm. The sales Of cotton to-day amount to 800
bales.
Flour closed with declining tendency. The sales
to-day were 5000 bbls.
Corn closed dull. Sales to-day, 10000 bushels
Yellow Corn is quoted at soc.
Pork closed dull, and has declined 123c. Eastern
Mess is quoted at $16 so to $16 rs.
Lard closed dull at III to H. Sugar closed quiet
at 81 to &c. for Muscoyado
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHWEST PASS, June 4-The bark Charm, from
New York, bound to New Orleans with cargo of
lime, has arrived at Pascal Outre.
The cargo is on fire and the captain and crew are
using every in their power to exnguish the
flames.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.--Great excitement prevails in
this city in regard to the quarrel between j. W.
Thornton and Joseph Charless, in which the latter
| was mortally wounded by shot from Thornton. Mr..
Charless was formerly witness against Thorton in
criminal prosecution, and Thornton has cherished ill
will against him ever since.
There are threats of rescuing Thornton from jsil
and lynchng him, and some demonstrations to that
| end have been made.
| LOUISVILLE, June "A fire occurred at CoviDg-
ton in this State last night which entirely destroyed
the bagging manufacturing establishment of Messrs.
Roberts & Co.
The Covngton Locomotive Works were also con-
siderably damaged.
The loss Of Roberts & Co. is estimated at $25 900.
The locomotive works were damaged to the amount
| of about $4,000.
RICHMOND, June 4--Returns from nearly every
county in the State have now been received, and
Letcher's majority is estimated at 60OO.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Commander Porter has
been appointed to the command Of the sloop-ofwar
St. Marys now stationed at Panama, and attached to
the Pacific squadron.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-The Mississippi has fallen one
foot during the last twenty-four hours, and is still
rapidly reoeding
The Upper Mississippi is rising as far down as St
Paul, and below that point is falling.
The Illinois and Missouri rivers are receding.
NEW YoRK, June 3.-The cotton market oloset
dull. The sales to-day were limited to 500 bales, at
decline Of to 4c.; Mddling Upands closed at l0se
Flour closed very dull saIes today 1900 barrels
Corn closed dull at yesterdays quotations the sale
today, $4,000 bushels. Pork closed dull Easter
Mess is quoted at SIG G23 to $i6 S74. Whisky close
steady, at 2Sc Sugar closed dull at G9 to &c. 70
Orleans and i to Gle. for Muscovado.
New YoRK, June 4--Tha annual regatta of tn
New York Yacht Club took place today.
The Aladsie a first class schooner, came in first
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS I'm LOMBARD,
COMMERCIAL AND MARINE 1NrEI11GENcE.

LIVERPOOL, May 25.-A dispatch from Turin re-.
ports that feet of six English men.ofwar had made
their appearance in the Adriatic sea.
The reported movement of Garbaldi is not clearly
explained but there authentic reports that revo-
lutionary movements are on foot in Lombardy, which
only need the presence of leader like Garibaldi to
develop them aud bring thousands of volunteers to
the support of Italian independence.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-Richardson, Spence & Co.
report that the weather has been favorable for the
crops.
They report that flour closed dull, and quote Amer
lean at prices ranging from lis to las. per centa
Yellow corn is quoted at ,6s. l0l. to U.s. Cd pei
eental.,
The same authority reports pork closed dull at 81
to 90s. Lard closed dull AMI quotations ale IN
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rCoMNU NICATED.
THE DELTA'S nCONTINGENT."

Editors Crescent: In the time when the tariff was
the constant theme of public discussion and the words
"ad Ualorem and specific" duties figured in every
article, old gentleman of Tennessee whose antipa
thy to tariffs had been cultivated into an absolute
mania, came at length to regard " ad valorem as
monster, gigantic, erocous destructive realizing to
him the fable Of the dragon that ST. George slew As he
took up newspaper in favor of tariff duties and he
lighted the words "ad palorem with nervous agita
ton and patriotic excitement he would throw it down.
with the emphatic exclamation, +" there is that id
ad ualorem again. The monster is oyerrunning the
country. 1t will ruin us all yet. Why don't General
Jackson call out the militia to put an end to ad
vaiorem'?"
The Delta is affected with a horror of the word
" contingent" which appears in the Cemptroller's
report Of this city, much as the Tennessee gentleman
was with that monstrous " ad ralorem' :" 1t is a
damning item," says the Delta" alt will ruin the
city," cries the Delta. j" The Independents must rally
against that monster contingent" persists the ner
vous Delta. 1t seems to have been to it monst,um
horrendum, informe, ingeus--a monster Of hideous
mein, without form huge and bloody, exhansting the
public revenues.
We beg to assure the public that !" contingent u is
a very harmless thing. Ignorance alone can make it
formidable or odious. Our fancies alone can cothe
it with any repusive features.
Those necessary expenditures which cannot be an
ticipated under any particular class of public ac-
counts, are called contingent For instance, an
appropriation is made in the budget for public build
ings. But fire may destroy which must be rebuilt,
as it did the Magazine market The cost of rebuild
ing it is classed under contingent u account. We
are threatened with crevasse at Sauye's, or some
other point the appropriation to secure the weak
levee comes from the contingent account.
The food of last yea\ creating batture of several
hundred feet in front of our city, made extension
of our wharves necessary The lessees refused to eI
tend them. The city was compelled to do the work.
s96 OC0 of this damning item of $4,000 denomi
mated contingent that excites the Delta was paid
for the repairs and reconstruction Of the whasves
the city. Does the Delta mean these extensions and
repairs should not be made? If not, why does it de
nominate the item damning one.' The Delts
had the Comptrollers report before it, and knew wha
the expenditure meant. Are the Independents on
posed to this kind of improvement, when SO urgent
ly demanded this was? If it does rot design to
press this idea-to commit them against all work
made necessary by unavoidable and unforeseen acci
dents-what else had it in view but to gull the publ
with bugbear which it knew was made only of fus
tian? If such are the character of the objection
made against our Council, this will, doubtless, b
regarded as quite as sensible as the old Tennesss
gentleman's alarm at that monster " ad uaiorem.S
AID yAROREM" VS.. CONTINGENT"
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MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 6, 1859.
changed. Sugar closed dull and slight decline Is

changed. Sugar closed dull and slight decline Il
reported. Coffee closed quiet at previous quotations
LONDON, Nay 25.-Baring Brothers h Co. report
that the Breadstus market generally closed dull and
depressed Flour closed dull and the quotations by
the America were barely maintained. Wheat had
declined to 4d. per Genital, and closed with de-
clining tendency. Sugar closed with declining
tendency American securities closed dull and trans.
actions were very limited.
General Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-The British Admiralty have
Issued notice inviting tenders for monthly mail
service to and from Australia by way Of the Istbmus
of Panama.
The ship Anna, from New Orleans, arrived at
Bremen on the 10th inst.
The ships Henry Cook and Barnabas Webb, from
New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool on the 22d.
The ships Esther, the Mary Ann Hodgman, and the
Union, from New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool or
the 23d,