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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

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DLACK SEWN G-STLK SHAWLS,
ID FROM AUCTION.
so BLACK GRENAuIsE or SEW SILK sHAWB5,
Observe. w JACKSON. Importer q Morning Gods,
no sol Broadway. bess-en Spf1s aid Prae7--,s.
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81 q g !xt Z 6 : : 0''' B.
FvIKY DkY.GOODS MERCHANT
IN THE USiOS
DE FOREST, ARMST RoS0 & Co,
Ass sox rnSis ISiSc inrosTsrio~s AND azt
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ct,s. so AND ~ CHAhBERS-sT. r. r.,
Tat sosT sx1xsstvE, rLsGssr, sAxiSD ASO cosFLsTs
srocE ~
FORFIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
s5ss b~irs ysefvd O ~l aud Pl-.-ass silsaOa'
70 te With very t~ place. rh~if extensive sores
In CLsnbI.s Which sy ocapy rUtr, -iss tAe'o % spro
ir tr:. many ais,iDe aecks mir sArrooH. each q
.tiet -'r b sonpte without 'recif.as The sr'Ieks sr'
DIE Dasss GOODS. '''''''
WHiTk GOODS AND LGsEgs.
CLOTHS AND cAssisEsES'
sHAWLs AND AANTILLAs
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
DRESS TRInMISOs.
b0aKsfTcs AND PRINTS
IT. DDaI-sic sad Yri DspaT,su, th-y caA particular
sitepon. embracing al The 'sSIa9 mako and y~ which wb
"a :. the very ~.s r''ss They hove he 'U'Ts prOdaooo
wARKEN PRINTS.
pirt which hss dons GOD y u. fosien through hs
country tho as' aa rrrtn" Sny o'h~, low poed phn
CIFiC AMARAETH PIiSfs Of The very ts., se.s
CLMTos GLAsOOw LANCASTER 'od scofch
GIkCbAhS. sn every vsdetj
DOMESTICS
wAnnrIn. Hut MasC,.eTvRns Conr.sr.
B.Tsss Minis EEwYokx MILLS, MsEsIsAc
LossDALg, AnKwstGBT, PocsssnT,
EAvnxgAS, PATTERSON, PgPPEsILL.
WHfrt KocG, HEskcs, Casor.
All d. .,sl.own %.ie. y TICKS sfaiPEs s.a DE-.
MINIS, such - fofh, Hamilton, f-mb~rton, &c.
Soliciting trad. liberal terms heJ invite notice 70 the
Hdose q nd ID
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Gonses ano farms Uanteo. .

"ANTED-OD Lease for a term Of years, q
w large, weIshted BUILDING in the city, suitable for
Pisno Factory with
three hundred workman. Address with decp property
BRIGGS PARMELEE Co., Nos. "a and % Wooster-st. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

4 COUNTRY PLACE for SALE.-Thirty
IN choice Land fronting hah mile the Hndson
River New York By rsilrosd the sad
bordering tho sbounds with and other foss
essi also thnyseyen bordering the WspPnssrs
Ceek The places within unate wslk fron
New depot Co. nn. ules south Of the y
OfPonshhsepse. Apply 20 JOHN VANwYCK on The pfemsee
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, at FORD
~ HAM Weschssssr Countryside residence recently oscv
pied BY Dr. Wsh containing 81 and half - m0s
fcrdhsm station Harlem Railroad Fo fh .iSH Ma
Advertisement Ia Tbs Tines Apply 70 A. n w"isS1' wv
| I'll PeayiSt, OK to Dr. WALSH, ~ The prenasss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
Boar0 ana Boone.

4 HUSBAND and Wif--also. several Goaso.
~ r.v-usy mud good BOARD snd LODGING, wua -
..,t.oe fsny upoa oosrs,e terms. No ~ BedfSl ..
.ssss. rass TIE every svo ninuirs-
BOARD IN LONDON.-Mss COXON, Ne 4
ID coL3eu.ousrv Rezens vii Ladiss 0saus-
~ vi.,,,ps l. udon either for the day weed Her hsss. h
IN c~..rs s,ioa and or especial aAvsnt1srs 10 ns ~
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TON NE II % I L l. .
By III. Lee SCRANTON,

NhN-HAN NVNNs
rhsve made extensive improvements In the Tontne Hotel s
sn,ins ia IA. addition Rooms Billiard Tables aaa
Rain Rooms, with end cold Families can aave s
OF rooms at either House low any rsscass Hotel In the
country. -. , a. -.
Evefy attention will be paid the guest. Of the two houses
B.ins the sole owner the Ssshen lie sd PoPsty and "a.
p "a yesrs lease January rext VI the roano
my "N' ~ ii. LEE SCRANTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

STEAMSHIPS for SALE.-Tne undersigned
AUGUSTA They about each bu,h IN his e,v
ey w webb machinery Novelty wors.; are hTst.cass
shps. For particulars apply At No. IS Bros1wsy 70
SAMUEL L. MiyCHlLL SON
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\ HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE,

AZ ItN VcONE CVCNIhI StAI TOT oALE,
IA 8. ELIZABETH ~ j., or would EXCHANGE for
good improved Property IN this city 5x Of Land
situated IL he highest and Pleasane. part Of the town Tb.
grounds hOds nelly laid with lawn and garden and
ocked nth fruit and ornamental rspery, kc The
House ry new and bulk for the 10 the mos.
substantial 10 With Conservatory ana
large ATTIC rooms ho. and cold marble Eusntos,
and complete country and city resideneo
comfy ed Apply 70 O. B. WHITTLEsEY, No 2Os Broad
way, loom No. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
Summer Retreats.
ACHEM's HEAD HOTEL.

GAG HENS HEAD HOTEL.
- NEAR GUILsoRD. CONN
Tie scbecFibe having puIehassd this well snown ON, class
Die summer Hous- wosd ai0Tus its former Pareas sd
the pubic srrrrsy IN BE- rurusned. painted mad.
ana out p,s rsc order ard opened or tse re Poa
epspy on tie e June under tue i'm aeste ssPf
t,uG-res OF SAMUEL FOWLER, ESQ the p'paH and uass
sa fssotite Il tn. sAn-1t fr tie sst tea ycAls
The Hu;eg modern construction, eaiN on an eNensts
sale with accommodations foT 80 gues oomnsndint hAs
view Of Lcre l.lznd SQUAD Billiard sha'as ssa bownas
Ru A 90 uyuuisu distance from the Louse Goe Fishing
ana Bs,hirs within i've ninuies ~alk -
hsys ben a .de nth The New London. Soaisx
80, - PnSisruc- Railroad for New DpS whia Que uale =
tbs Hs, called III. s.ss Head Stsoa ss9 ios bKcar
zion Tkt the bos-ter 20 snd from the r0n 0'e' " as
III sd n hail price n,
n B-Mu,i.soe. are never At the Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
Real Gstate for Sale.

A FEW CHOICE VILLA SITES on the East
"A River for SALE-At WHrEsroyE L. l., only ho1r
rom Wss communication almost hourly. One o. the most
desirable water Fronts the city Situation high slopn9
gently the water and commanding fne views. Additional
land running back from the river BE- hsd desired Nuer
fine Country Seats in Immediate neghborhood Aso fot
sale FARM Of forty the best soil Long leland
al under cultivation, The Railroad Depot At FLUsasS IL
has several fine building sss viii BIZ sold together ps
Of acre. Ako Tor sas dssrsble BUILDING LOrS
In the Village q Funs aud Building Loan. advanced
qsired. Apply 20 ID. y. WILLIAMS No i07 ChamterssI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
WINSTON HOUSE, 81. ANTHONY. MiN

w NTsOrA j. f. BARROW, Superntsndent--rbs b
the largest AID most elegant furnished Hotel in ac NorA
"A /. NV op-p for tie accommodation Of guests des
Nv located tsns central the bushes. part Of tn. city ssl
Irsnd. f sight Of the Falls Of St Anthony and ia o.
.eyary and Balconies afford the finest views that can Dc os
~ Of The cite. Of ST. Anth-ny and Minneapolis .
THIS HOUSE jst completed, at cost OF sad taru
a in nrcey s,yle a; an additional expense OF $5oeo
The celebrs,ed Fall. Of MnncHaHa LAuelins Ws,erh ~
t..ted .b-t four distant fran the Winsso~ hocs-
,L~tlv direction They are approached by excellent ssl
fr object OF preeunent beauty snd rounse
Tic iutsr, fail 70 excite tie admiration oil ne oaf
Transient board 30 per day .
E ,hle are Furnished the greatest variety and ~
hoies, ID. make, affords and attention wanting 70 sks
Zoe guests Of the WnsLo~ the friends q the Honsc
Nv O. w MCLEAN. Propricepe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
FINE ARTS.

4 RTrsTS TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS A1r REspEC,
n fully iufrmsd tia; the subscriber selling the bes
Eppsh caurasa Oh and wgf colors brushes pastes draw
irg paren 81 ov prices than any other house In N,
city, ", SCHAVs, Artets' oolorman CIV Brodaway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Dr. l. 1hayer VIII Introduce the spondi1 rotans STALLION
EUREKA,
kUhEEA
EUREKA
EUREKA,
CINDERELLA. 90 CIwDERtILA.
CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA.
CINDERELLA. CINDEREILA
70 CINDERELLA. 80
CINDERELLA CINDERELLA.
CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA.
CINDERELLA. 80 CINDERELLA.
JUVENILE ARTISTS.
JUVENILE ARTISTS.
MELVILLE, sIEHRIST LENTON
HIkGRISr, LENTON MELvII.LE.
LENTON, MELVILLE SIEGRIST.
AZ - &c &C., &C.. &C., &C. &c, DC.
UNSURPASSED ENSEMBLE OF ATTRACTIONS.
too numerous 70 mention In the
LIMITED SPACE OF AN ADvFRT s@EEr
Wednesday-Two performances, Auer al Evening.
Afterno n-CINDEhELLAa and The X iestrisn Troupe
hvening.Ful Equestrian Bll-Dr. aver Ducrow The
Bngapds " Mr. Thos. Neville.
Thursday-Cis DsRELLA, the Hquestrians, DR. ThAy,r.
Afternoon q DERELLA aud the Eqaestria0 Troupe.
kSenng-Fun Equestrian Bill with Alt THE STARS.
6Aturday-UiNDEkELLAa aud all the Equestrtans
Tickets 30 conts Family Circle u cents Children rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

accompanied by Incidental and descriptive music
by MI Baker and preceded by his Popular National
Sgsngsd Bsnnern COLUMBIA. !he Gem of The Ocean
minating with q grand description Of battle.
Dress circle seats be advance with
out extra chArgo-50 cents each
Door open at 6K; TO Commence at TX precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

A SECOND GRAND SACRED CONCERT WILL. BE
"A given on Tuesday evening March ut the Church
Immaculate Conception Fourteenth street. near avenue
the request OF several who delighted with given
on sunday evening last and 70 afford number, who
se1d not on that occasion be accommodated the opportunity
The first concert The fact that Mad Carador
will sing her two dnest solos that Mr. screiber will play his
grand fantastic Souvenir de Bene, that Mr. Berge and oh-r
talented artists will volunteer their services sures as crowd
ed an audience that Of att Sunday evening Tickets 80
cents reserved seats had ouly the door
The evening OF the To At rs O'Clock p NJ
lat Of the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

RARNUMs MUsEUM-SUCCEss BEYOND EXAMPLE
Of the new DRAMATIC company at this establishment
Engagement Of Mrs j. PRIOR, the popular American
Hsie THIS afternoon at O'Clock. THE DEAD SHOT and
BkIAN OHM, Dances s96gs music a.; Evening at
will make her No extra charge 70 see the Aqua
ten. ID cents Par1uet seats, Is cents additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

~6 non Five THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
My.VVu, IL offered TO any person who can sarpss
Madame IN the ART of olarvoy aud asrologv She
10 disease IN form srculary rheu
mstsm ale lions Of the throat lungs H. Madame Ia
The only natural ceyoynni In the United States All who
afflicted In trouble ursuccessul In bualpess matters cal
and this naturally gifted lady. Once La Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

MAKDI . MARE BOY.
Premiere representation de
Mr.. PAUL LABA,
du Theatre Frsncais de Paris.
Premiere rep esents'ion de
Mile. LAURENCE CHEvAIIER
du Theatre des Varieties de Par dams
IN Ca NtiPMENI De MAIN,
Coincide vaudeville deux sctss
Mr. Paul leba reDipllra ie role de Alexis Ramanoush
Nile. Laurence Chsvs-r colui de lmperatrice ausa
Les autres roles par Niles Jane Moatheaux Louise NM
Talo- Dealsin Th@ry ct Leon.
Premiere representation de
Mr.. BERTRAND,
du Conservsti ire de Paris, dnas
UN MONSIEUR QUI PRrND LA MOUCHE
Cornedie farce sce, melee de couplets
Joute par NM Bertrand premiere comque; Tallot KdgsA
Thiery, Leon; Miles. Jane Montheaux.
Pour plus de details vor les programmes
Les bureaux aeront ouvertA 6X On commencera *.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

ALL BUSINESS CORES poNDENCE WITH MR.. PETER
n Fhings and daughter, Miss Caroline Rchnss adrs
TO their agent Benz Dued $50 south Front Get Phadel
phia, Penn.
ACADRNY OF MUSIC.
"A Reserved seats for the Hon. r. EvERErr's lecture on
the Life OF Franklin for sale at s3l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

WANTED TO PURCHsSE--A MODERN HOUSE, IN
w the upper part OF the city; price ght
thousand dolarf Six thousand of which will be paid
Address, stating location and price, Y A., box ITO Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

DoARD IN BEOOKIYN.--LARGE AND SNAIL ROOMS
ID the second and third floors. be had with partial
board within five minutes walk OF the South Wall
ferries 2s Henry street. of Congress street. Brook
Ign. No moving in May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

WANTED-TO PURCHASE OR LEASE FOR FIVE
years three story high stop and basement house. with
all modern improvements bet Fourth avenues
and Fourteenth and Twenty seventh steets Terms
rate Address (prepaid) With price and rent Seun 3
Macdougal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-TwO LARGE FRONT
ID rooms with pantries attached be obtained In ph
vate family. Dinner at six O'Clock apply at 1872 Henry
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

IJITCHCoCK's NATIONAL CONCERT HALL. liz NEW
IL Canal street.
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE
CONCERTS FOR The PEOPLE,
The best conducted and
city. CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE
Mr.. W. HARRISON the great exemporaneous comic sing
er, every evening.
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Miss EMMA FROTHTNGHAM the popular and beautiful
vocalist COSCkRIS FOh THE PEOPLE.
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE
Miss FANNY COLE aud Nile. MARIETTA, the fascinating
danseuses CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
HAIRY FOX, the popular negro peri rmer
The BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY.
ADMISSION 10 GEMS, ADMISSION IL CENTS,
Includit Refreshment ticket.
W. HITCHCOCK, Manager and Propr etor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

1CO MADISON AVENUE -THERE rs NOW VACANT
lou suit of rooms third floor in fret class private
house. repee with all the modern niepce hand
soey located Parties seeing first class private board
find the above. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

pHELANe IMPROVED BnIIARn TABIEs AMI
COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
PATENTED FEB. 10, 1856 OCT Is, 1856, DEC. g. 1857
JAN ~ 1883
NOVEMBER 49, isss
For sale only by The manufacturers
oCpNfkR 4 COiLSNDHR, 81 and IS Anu street.
And he pttentee,
kTCU All. rHr1kw
7sS aud 7SS Broadway, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BOARD wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION
I'D habits desires private
family none other need ths residing up own who
would let Handsomely furnished sitting aud bedroom
with partial board reasonable terms IN order
permanent responsible quiet tenant Addrets box 3Ol
Pos, Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

DOARD-A SMAkL PRIVATE FAMILY WISH TO
ID rent with board Dewlg furnished front paror and bed
u gentleman and wife psasin home viii be found
References and required Apply al l66 West Twenty
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BOARD Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN. WHO WOULD
ID appreciate the of home with cheerful society
OBTAIN furnished room With board the OF
piano. If desired pstructonn music an the French
language al IL willow place BROOKLYN between Joraemon
AMI state Hicks, five minutes walk Wall
street and south ferries. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BOARD IN TWENTY-TBIRD STREET-A PLEASANT
~ room on third story front 70 let with full partial board
sitable gentleman and wife two siugle
frat class house Apply at 16 West Twenty third street.
References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN
ID be accommodated with fine and convenient well
furnished within five minutes walk of Wall or South ferrss
Apply at GAG Hicks street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

sNHICKERING 4 SONS.
~ MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
Warero0mA No. GOA Broadway
O. soSs have been awarded thirty FIVE prize nedaa IA,
the superiority Of their manufacture tor the past try yt
years
ALA0 sALH.
MASON 4 HAMIIE'S SUPERIOR
MEIODEONS AND HARMONIOUS
For parlors, churches, vestries and lodges,
At Wholesale aud retail.
PIANOS TO LET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

INANTFD-FOR SMALL FAMILY A THREE STORY
w high soop house finished with all the improve
ments in good neighborhood and Thirty
cond streets and Third and Eighth $500 be paid
Office, -S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

DOARD.-GENTLEMEN DESIRING GOOD ROOMS AND
ID good board at moderate prices whsre the comforts
home be realized be handsomely accommodated
by calling is2 Grand street nearly opposite Odd Feo VS.
Hall. Locauon central
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BROADWAY ANB EIGHTH STREET, NO 1875 OPPo.
~ site Clinton Bsll Rooms, with board for single gentle
reasonable. very superior of
second floor 'front.' for family. Convenient distance
walking Location unexceptinnabe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

DRYANTS' MINSTREIS,
ID Mechanics Hail. 412 broadway, above Grand street.
Monday March 7, and every night during the week.
The EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF The WORLD
In variety Of Dances burlesQues col
calies. JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
the popular comedians the Primo and baritone
THE BURLESQOE ITALIAN OPERA.
Doors Ga curtain ~ o'clock. Tickets Is O..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

DRAMATIC INSTRUCTIONS BY A FRET CLASS ACT.
~ Private pupils rendered thoroughly competent for
the theatrical profession Address Manager Union rquare
Pest Office, n Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BOARD FOR GENTLFMEN-L SPACIOUS AND MOST
ID elegant the second floor let board Are
and TO gentlemen only 10 hs brown stone house No 2
West Twenty third street Ears and sagos converient
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
FUR. CASHMERE AND WOOL HAT
800 PIECES OF CARPETING.


All wooi ply ali ~ooi ply, half cotton and
cotton. $50 pieces India Mating so piece fine
vetand Brusse : Carpctpg; Hearth and door Rug,
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Interesting Items from Washington.

W WASHINGTON. september o.
There is no truth in The recent statement
from Vera Cruz that Minister McLane bad
presented an ultimatum and demanded the
immediate ratification of the treaty. for il is
known here that his preliminary points there
of were mutually satisfactory To both this
government and that of the Constitutional
lists. 1t was also understood that, If the trea-
ty shOuld be ratified on this basis Mr.. Nc
Lane himself would return it to Washing
ton. The main points probably are the right
of way across the Northern States of Mexico
from the Rio Grande TO MaZatau and from
Arizona to Guaymas, or some other outlet on
the Gulf OF California, the United States so
have the privilege of Transporting troops and
munitions Of war over these routes, and to
project the latter in case of the inability OF
Mexico to do so. In consideration of these
grants, the United States are to-pay $4,000
00O one-hali to be appropriated for the salts
faction of the claims of our citizens against
Mexico.
General Harvey has acquainted Gen. Scott
with all the circumstances attending his oc-
cupatiOn of the Island OF San Juan. 1t APP
pears that he had not been previously special
lv instructed to take possession, but sent
troops thiiher to protect the rs or 80 Ameri-
cans residing there, who had been included
in the taxation limits by the authority of
Washington Territory.
Our boundary Commissioner. Campbell,
has no doubt about the island belonging 10
the United States, but the British Commis-
sioner made issue, and hence the protest of
Governor Douglas This subject cXcites
much interest in official aud diplomatic cir
Giles
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
steamboaf MISUNDERSTANDING OF 1.-THE
Adrfaffc.

We regret to record the loss of the st.
Leuis. and New Orleans packet Adriatic,
Capt. George Sfaekpole, which occurred at
Dismal Point, a few miles below this city,
at about9 o'clock ON Monday night. In
going round the Point the boat took sheer
on the pilot. and struck bank. which caused
her to spring leak. She was immediately
run ashore near by the scene of The accident,
and every effort made TO save her freight,
which consisted of large quantity of stock
ard heavy lot Of produce, such as tobacco,
-four. corn. etc. The stock was all driven
ashore and saved, and a smal portion of her
freight was got out unchanged, but the
greater portion of it. it is feared. will prove
total loss.
The Adriatic was one of the largest and
best sternwheelers on the river and was
valued al from $4,000 to $4,000. She was
in good repair and was considered staunch,
safe boat having been built only about three
years ago by Capt. Charlie tone. of the
| Ohio river. who owned her for some time
| Capt. Stackpole, her commander, was her
| principal owner. and will he the heaviest
| loser by the Disaster We do not know
| whether there was any insurance on the
boat or not. but as her owners were prudent
| men we presume there was
The Adriatic was bound from ST. Louis to
: New Orleans, having on boaId very heavy
freight of grain, -four and tobacco, most OF
which will be lost entirely, or. if saved it
viii be in a badly damaged condition. The
loss on the cargo in any event, cannot fall
far short of $4,000.
At last accounts the stern of the boat was
fast settling down in very deep water, her
bow being still ont of the water and resting
on the bank of The river No hope is enter
tanned OF preventing he boat from being en-
tirely submerged.-Memphis AudLanche, 7th.
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Thsu.. w,,,,.m Preston.

The death of Robert Wiekliife will render
necessary the return Of Col. Preston, now at
the Court of Madrid. The estate of Mr.
Wickliiie is enormous, and Mrs. Preston, the
wife OF our Minister, is one OF the three heirs
who Inherit the whole. The share OF Mira.
Preston. added to the present fsrtuns of her
husband. will make Col. Preston one of the
richest men oi the age.
We regret the necessity which will bring
bone Col Preston. He Is one of the mort
efficient faithful and popular Ministers ever
sent abroad from this country. Ii is To such
men that our country owes the envialle
position she occupies in the Courts VI Ea-
rope. Colonel Preston, however, will RI turn
TO those who love him and who have beea
pleased TO honor him in days past. lie twice
went To Congress from this district by gtoti-
Gus majorisies, and when be reserved the APP
poiniu,ent of minisierto Spain he was more
prominently spoken Of than aay other mar
la this Stale TOR the ONCE Of Governor. lie
has heretofore bs-en spoken Of as al aspsrant
for the United States Senate, and upon bis
return home bis friends will possibly place
him on the list of The candidates Tor that
high oliee.--Loa- C6av.