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

FIVE BuFTER-The first luxury Of the table. with
out which nearly all others inspid, is good but
ter. For liberal sample Of the finest We have ever
SEEN we are indebted to the kindness of Mrs. Il. W.
MoGAvocg, made at Mr.. McGAyock's stock and dairy
farm in Eat Tennessee. -
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TEXHE Store which occupy at No 80, Market Street.
for rent, and the fixtures foF sale. Apply to
NOVA 80 t=fA y. HAGAN.
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HAVE for sale at ny pliee Davison county, Ninety
Pine Mutess 70 which invite tie afeu,ion e Per
sons wishing 70 buy. JOHN ". PtNNIN6fe4.
miles aloge Nashville % SCUM siic Of rITlz-
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Omnibuses leave Louisville at 1880
A. W., AND $500 p. VI.
Only one change of Cars to st, Louis, Cincinnati,
or Chicago.
Rnr~nrn Er,onI-n.r rr,,,rnrnrH
Baggage Checked Through.

ATans connect closely with all passenger Trains the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad ADD wait indefntey for o. 81
trains Ehen they delayed, thereby insarDg pTsngrs
liable connections MiccelI from Lou Cncnnats
Passengers ant iagFa-e taken and ff0m part OF
the city ard the Cars free OF charge.
Both Through Trains closely GrecLcase and Iere
Haute and kichmoad Railroad and -
oris and INDIANAPOLIS lafayette with the Toledo
Wesern Railway. And with the Mchgas southern and Norm
Indiana Raj road for Toledo Garage ard all inermedi
sEa As 1t Mchgaa City win the Michigan Central
Rail- Dad for Chi and AZ points and Northwest Ao
for Detroit and all poinls East
J Gener' Passenger Office No So Main Street. Louisville
XIV Where Through Tickets sndf urther information
he ootaiHel. Also, Ticket Louisviiie Hotel
Trains b Louisville Time.
r. Il KICKER, suFerntendent.
IT. Nc.
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The first regular meeting of the Society of the
Medical Department of the University OF Nashville
viii be held in the Hall OF the University of Medi-
cine, on Friday evening, Nov. llth, at y o'clock.
Salutatory Address to be delivered by Mr.. CHARLES
J. JOHNSON, of louisiana
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
A J. Mason,
T. G. CRUMP, Committee.
dit ID. J. Mason.
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TRUNKS! TKUNxSI TRUNKSI

Hest sole Leather Covered Trunks;
RuSseI Iron Frame Covered Trnnks'
The mOrphy Sole Leather Covered Trunks;
Ladies large dress Trunks with drawers and trays
Ladies Medium Packing Trunks;
Ladies' Bonnet ROZes,tr tops
ashland" Sole Leather double Cop Yslices
Russell and Sole Leather Plain Fal:ess;
Russia Leather satchels and Bags;
Velvet and Tapestry Travelling Bags, &c, &C.
large received sale cheap prices for
] cash, ty JOHN RAMAGE,
Gstl5 ~ College Street
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hogs.
4 HAVE upward Of 100 head % are FaftiaE Heas ~
sale. Wil bersady drive - TIE saa % Ns'eller, A
Ply to R. n. CATO, Romss sGih eelas7i Team.
Sovf-w3ta
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Married.

Married
On November 9Th at the Church Of the Holy Trinity by
DR.. Quin;zrd sir Taos ERWIN Of Mobile, Ala and
Miss VALERIA WINCHESTER, OF this city.
Mobile and Memphis papers copy.
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LIST OF CONTENTS;
FIRST PAGE.-Tennessee Legislature--House of
Representatives, Afternoon Session.
FouRrH PAGE.-=Choiee Strawberries
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COMMERCIAL.
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST
Tennessee

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Elk hanee Bank, MurirstSbJro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Claiborne, TazsEell.
of our brokers are Offering M on the dollar for the notes
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wATERFIELD & wALKER AGAIN

wATERFIELD & WALKER AGAIN.
TNoR The finest SILK Hats, soto
EiaBRFIELD& WALKERS.
FNoR the best Cashmere Hats, cali at
r. WATERFIELD 4 WALKERS.
TTydosE elegant French Hats are at
WATERFIELD & WAIKER's
ysIHosE new Paris Pocket Hats came from
WATERFIELD & WALKERS,
yENHosE Caps 50 much admired, are from
4 TATKRRIEL0 WALKERS.
TTEH0SB Rtding Hats popu.sr with the ladies' came
4 from WATEkFIELD h WALKERfs
gENHE largest best and most varied Of HATS
and CAPS. at moderate prices always befound At
Osta WATERFALL 4 WALKER's,
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COMPREHENSIVE.
BURGE & SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs

AND DEALxRs IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR COLLEGE AND CFURCH Sis, NASHVILLE, TEN7-
NKTE in receipt Of lare and we'll assi sock %
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. which invite ne attsuoh
Of the trade:
Sugars
$50 hhds Enasiana Sugar, $50 1s 3altors and Louisiana
100 IBIS y and Philadelphia Coffee saGlr;
CTrsiel Sugar. . nhls 8sltimo reand loasans
SO blls y Y AID Philadelphia Loaf sular;
PoEderel Sugar 3 b.is lai more and Fhiiadsis
phiA sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ saeEs Rio Coffee, . do o. c. Java Coles,
100 dc Laguyra de-
go New MeIassos, 50 ten gallon kegs Gold ssrgs-
200 y bbis do 20 hbls do d.
ten gall keg5 DO
800 hb5 DsaH5 whisky, 20G bh Robertson 0ouu
100 do Wiishre's do WHISKY,
IS DO " ard Cary i50 b,'s Rve 4 Bourbon DO
sTsiihs old 10 100 b1s LsugNa-s CztEzia
90 or. pipes sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wiue; 20 Z casks m Burgundy
= pipes Jean Louis Brandy; WA
pipes Holland Gin; 50 bsyz Champagne Vine
btls Ale. 10 l0l5 Vinegar,
IS casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kept the G1ecey
Inc loetl5li BCRGE & SWAMI.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for what you Wsho
purcha Lottery which you wish it invested and
you Whoes, Halves Qaafters receipt
which, send what ordered by first a together with the
schens
fmediae after the drawing, Printed Drawing certified "a
by the Commissioner will be sent with Explanation
Purchasers viii please write their plain and
give the Of their Post Office County and State
Accommodations strictly confidential.
All prizes $1,000 and under pad Immediately ter the
drawing. Other prizes at usual time Of 40 days
Orders for Tickets or Certificates by Mail or Express to be di-
reetni 10
Ey08B, EBBY L co., Augusta, Georgia.
or UoOD. EDDY s. CO.. Atlanta, Georg
WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Wilmington, Della
list Of the numbers drawn from the wheel with
the Of the prize that each entitled will be pub
afer every drawing, tie foo8ing papers
(Ga CopstV as Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette,
Richmond Dispatch, sud Paulding tAllss )ClsFioa
oct23
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FurDIIufe al AuCIIOm.
On SATURDAY morning, Oct. 20, 1853 We will make
regular weekly sale Of Furniture precisely 10 o'clock.
HARDY BROTHERS,
Oct ~ Sales Rooms Willie Square.
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ASK the Physicians.

All medical admit that intestinal the death
Of thousands Of children annually ard entail many terrible dis
those whom they SUMMARY destroy No apollo
gy therefore needed for Introducing preparat like WNER
CANADIAN vERSUoE which in dys will aunhare and
carry either Tape Worms Thread Worms Round Worms
Nav Worms and tie time and intensity the d.
seve powers Of the stomach that of the diseas
next to impossible.
Be particular and remember the name, Winers Canadian
Vsrmfugs." This the only arcp that DEP ended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
}. WRIGHT & co,
81 ard ISL ChaTtres street,
Eo1a D.
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mgLES roe sAEE.

"a ga ~ -ias bids far 70 strictly prime coce Loaig
- lana Sugar landing sBd Tor sale low tor cash by
CAkFsE. ~ ILLS fOED 4 CO.,
M rasrra
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maury County Residence,
W. h. eRUTcHER. p RAYMOND
w. H. CRUTCHER q co.,
AHctiOn q Commission Merchants,
No. So MARKET, OPPOSITE UNION STRLEr,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
-------r
pEANOSI HETSECI

EUST received by the sSHeriOer Is Of those -
81 celebrated Pianos Of Steinway & Sons and - III
II. & Co of ". Y, consisting ca, Il II III n n
65< : and N Those in Of thisfu- Il
pensabe would do WELT call
stock. Sold low the lowest, and warrant years
Also sale the largest stock Of Sheet Music amt small MI
sica instruments the city For bargains call % Union
oct2i rrrh JAS. A MCCLURE
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
TKTE receiving fine assortment OF Furnishing
wv Goods, of which SHtRfSevery variety Of Pat
terms Collars Gloves SUBSCRIBERS Robes Neck
ties, Pocket Handkerciefs. UnbreOs UNDERNEAReveTy
variety Money BetsALf H0SEcf Cottop Merino. and
Rid and Calf, 80, fo- sale by
J. II. McGIJL
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asked what advice wewoud give best friend
parting with him. would sayBe to keep DALLEI'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR always hand. You have
a sure safe and immediate remedy for Of difficulties and
dangers Once for all Ddeys Magical Pain Extractor is
thu Mill Uheror Of all remedies offered the public
For sale n New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
No 81 and Isl Charres street.
Sole agents for tire Southern States whom ell orders
should he addressed. octl6iSSvIm
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APPROXTMATION PR1ZRs,
TIE ORpINART DRAWINGS

OF Wood, Eddy Co LOTTERIES viii take place Augusta
Georgia, as follows:
Glass 45 Draws on Saturday, November ), 1859
Class 40 Draws Saturday, November Is, 1858
Class 4s Draws Saturday, November &c. 1853
Class 40 Draws on Saturday, December ;, 1853
Glass so Draws Saturday, Decenber 10, 1883
Class 50 Draws on Saturday, December "a, 1853
Class 50 Draws Saturday, December 81, 1859
Class 81 Draws Saturday, January Y, 1860
Class So Draws Saturday, January, a, 1860
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, January q, 1860
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NEW MUSIC, NEW music.
mem ULLEN d Kaye,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ALL KINDS
Fancy and staple Groceries,

VE7INES Liquors. Nets, Fruits and Conectoneries also,
w manufacturers Of Candies tordais and SyTups. As
articles hand. would
fully request that wishing to order goods line
will address for circular which shall be sent by return mail
Merchants visiting city viii please give call before
looking elsewhere.
sos Main Sheet. Louisville KY.
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.ACGANotA made at Mr.. ACIANOCk's STOCK anu 0alig
farm in East Tennessee.
HrsToRTcAL socIErY-The November meeting of
the Tennessee Historical Society was pretty fully
attended, and several gentlemen were elected MEM
bers. Several papers were read by President PuT-
NAM author of the History of Middle Tennessee
one Of which was the Narrative of Capt HANDTEY,
furnished by Gen ROGERS Of Rock Island Tenn-'
with additions BY Col PUTxAN containing an account
of the defeat and capture of Capt H. in 1893, near
the Crab Orchard The Captain subsequently lived
near Winchester, Tenn, where he reared large
family.
The venerable DR.. FELIx ROBERTSON. who seldom
fails to attend the meetings of the Society corrorbo
rated the statements made in this paper as tallying
vit his recollection. so far he had heard of the
ansaetio n.
AEKANsAs CorroS PlcSNG.-Ye find in the @,Ieter-
son Independent published at Pine Bluff the Ar
kansas river, the work of two hands the valua-
bic plantation Of a handsome lady. The publication
runs thus;
" ANTHONT. ..Z9IO IDS.
sZElS. 1000 lbs
This is a fact showing that Cotton picking" has
kept up wItll'the progress of the age. Twenty-Five
years ago, 200 pounds was considered good work.
In those days we had no teegraphs no railroads no
gas lights.
As these are the largest weights which we have
ever seen made, it is published evidence of
great improvement in gathering the ''grdnd reguLa
tor of all property in the South.
In this great eert of labor, it is curious to look
at the analysis:
Bos picked per day. .....-........-...2 100000
per hour .....-...-......-..z 10000
per minute ...........-..... 1873
per second. 81
Value Of the Cotton picked by one hand sixty-fve
dollars. $3.50 We are Informed that ordinary
days work is 500 lbs.
We have planting friend who is ardent in the be-
lief that the Cotton crop will be gathered and clean
ed in a few years by machinery.
We published for him circular on that subject
six or eight months since.
he contends that Iron fingers" and 'nilhe mus
Giles" will be substituted for human fingers. The
grain and grass crops now gathered by horse
power We have no means of forming an opinion
on this question and therefore offer none; but the
inventive talent Of the age seems to be equal TO any
demand for machinery which may exist The sue
cess Of Cotton field machinery is destined to add
great value to the cotton estates of the South.
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NAsHV LILLE, TE,ss;. Z, Sgv. i-lseA
EET have hi, day associri VIII us 3 "a tiroe ae,s
W G W. II. BUTLER and 5 R<lTH. thc eyircf fhs
firm however, hstef0rre- We are Yef blns
hi to the community their Eher pairouas- arsf e.
st9Ee and hope that mas not m = mut .nes 'isnAon
p5va-d9m KIRKPATBICK, NEyiNs co.
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UNTE have just dsc r. Sss Orleans. 81 has
w OF strictly choice 1eclcliy tee best
et This lot Of Sugar his ben erackethe hogshs
ul and in most excellent shi9pir, order
MilELl.. HOOPER & CO.
anI : sIsrx~f sfras-.
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TWILL give the above reward Tor the apprehension s1d
fnenent in iai hss get him, 1f ny rEs0N
Who OF from psee in Rutherford county me ia day
o. April, lsj7
wilson copper color about % years q age, st5 Or
inches high hair. slightly inclined ~ good
teeth, he slightly round holld-rei raised Fllemson
county, Tenn, his iat-r bsI0nged the sE M8NEei ri IA
viscn county, father is es Black cour, ard ban
ed Alfred aud informed lives IA the ueightotoot u r
Maxwell lie also has children the ei-hooraood q
huntsville Ala, and have Be eTc re hs5 see
harao-ing for ihslast years in the Is ~ hod q
Nashville and huntsville. 6Eo SAN4uap,
6dGE7w MurifeFs''Fo't Tenn
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T0RACCO mANUFAC URERS-
MARKET STREET,
A Csgc dosrs STORE Fisher Fielsss C Co.,
II EEP~snstsoiiy hand large and general aesov-Trg
20 virginia Todloc1s and viii tss
5 - cent les any resU Johiug House asr York
gha- pain altin-0rs- Merchants bg ealing a. F-c
~ purchasing elsewhere. w .rom Is
Ier cent Call and see Tor yourselves.
sepS-dSW3m T. D. ROzEIL 4 co.
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NEw YORK November 0, Is50.-The loss Of the "R gal
al Charter confirmed nearly 400 perishng The ship Eng
land from Liverpool bound for New Orleans o
Head harbor The Great Eastern gale ably
Fighting Naples considered imminent Garibadi issued
stirring pr oclamston to The Neapolitans,
The Asp nva She the second.
North Star hence the 20ih Aspinsa
VIII the At attic left. she brings $4,000.
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The Baltimore Price Current having, in its An
nal Statement given the receipts of lumber at this
place as 1859, lO4 feet, on being taxed by us
with a large over-estimate, seems disposed, like
the Jockey, who said the horse was sixteen feet
HIGH to stick to it.'' 1t has, before this learned
that it was led into a gross error, in stating the
amount received by the Northern Central Railway
at 10, OOO OOO of feet. 1t is also mistaken, as to
receipts, both by the Underwater Canal and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The lumber deal
ers of this city understand the figures of our
annual Statement to be as nearly correct as it is
possible for them to be, in matter where there are
no means of arriving at positive results, and so
far as they are concerned, the affair might stand
where it does. But inasmuch as other persons,
not so well posted, might construe our silence I'M
der the reiteration in the Price Current of Satur-
day last, of its lumber statistics, into tacit ac-
acknowledgement of error on our part, in our orig
inal statement-we here repeat that no we'll in
formed person estimates our whole lumber receipts
at more than from seventy to eighty millions of
feet in the year 1858.
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1t will be perceived, by the report which we
publish elsewhere, that the Directors of the Bal
tmore and Potomac Railroad Company, who
have been in session here since Wednesday morn
ing, yesterday perfected their organization by
electing Col. JOHN S. SELLMAN, of Anne Arundel
county, President, and JOHN S. Cuttings, ESQ.,,
of this city, Treasurer. The surveys of the route
of the proposed railroad have been completed,
under the direction of Major TRIMBLE who esti-
mates the whole cost of the road at a little up
wards of one million of dollars. OF this sum, a
considerable portion has already been subscribed,
and it is presumed that a sufficient amount OF
stock will soon be taken to authorize the COM
mencement of the construction of the road. This
organization-to effect an object of decided import
ance to our city, has been progressing so quiet
ly as to have almost escaped notice; and yet we
are informed, there is little doubt of the success
of the enterprise. The road passes, for a consid-
cradle portion of its line, through one of the
most fertile districts of Maryland, penetrating the
great tobacco wheat and corn-growing region Of
the State 1t is also estimated, that it will short
en- the time of travel between Baltimore and Rich
mond at least five hours. The cost of construc-
ton and of working the road, must be compar-
atively small, and its friends are sanguine that il
will soon pay dividend. We heartily wish them
entire success, and trust that sufficient spirit
of enterprise may be found in our city to afford
them material aid.
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1t will be seen by an advertisement in this morn
ings paper that the Panorama of the War in India,
which has been attracting so much attention at the
Maryland Institute, will be exhibited there, this
evening, for the benefit of the Association for I'm
proving the Condition of the Poor of the city, The
demands upon the fund Of this Association, we are
informed, have amounted (even during the gene
rally moderate weather of the present winter) to
the sum of two hundred dollars daily. This average
expenditure will be required for, at least, two
months to come, 30 that before the end of February
the Association will have dsbursed about sl2 900.
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On the 18th instant, by Rev John NcCron, JOHN L.
this city.
On the 4th instant, by Rev Mr.. Hurst, THOMAS W
CLARK to Miss SARAH f. POWERS, both of Baltimore
county, Md '
residence the BRIDES father on the 18th instant
by key VIM Hirst Rev. B PEYT0N BROWN, of the Balti
more Conference to Miss HENRIETTA H. daughter Noah
Dorsey, Esq, of Anne Arundel county, Nd
On Tuesday, 18th instant, Carksburg NJ E Church. by
Rev. Dr. Thomas B. Sargent, Rev LEVIN d. HEBRON, Of
the East Baltimore Conference, to Miss SALIE G. BELT
Montgomery county Md.
On December at Santa Cruz California by the Rev Mr.
PllINE f. BOSTON, of Santa Cruz +
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GERMAN PRoFEssoRs.-The editor of the Utica
Herald, now in Heidelberg, in letter to his paper,
says OF two of the most eminent professors in Ger
many:
Professor Pitt, who is lecturing on the Gospels,
commences by taking his snuff-box out of his
pocket opening it, placing it the desk directly
before him, examining both nostrils full with the
nauseating stuff, taking second pinch between his
thumb and forefnger, and then bawling out 'Meine
Herren. As he warns with his subject, the thumb
and finger make series of dives into the snuff
box and up to the nose, until the lecturer becomes
enveloped in a cloud of dust. Bunsen, the distin-
guished chemist, comes into the lecture room with
the stump of cigar in his mouth, which he jerks
out as he commences to speak, and puts back again
the moment he has finished. While he is speaking,
he walks rapidly up and down the platform, like 4
Polar bear In a menagerie,"
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY IA, 1859.

Our Weekly Review of the Baltimore Market,
printed letter-sheet, will be ready for delivery
to subscribers, and for sale at counter, this af
ternoon. 1t will be sold at three cents per copy.
Merchants who may desire it, can have their bust
ness cards inserted, without extra charge by order
ing twenty-five or more copies.
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SIX DAYS LATER FROM TITAN

The SAT- Lake Mail, with dates from the city OF
the 10th December, six days later than those pre-
viously received, reached st. Joseph on the first
instant. The news is not important.
Brigham Young and Heber c. Kimba attended
the United States District Court few days before
the mail left. Brigham had been summoned as a
with ess The Territorial Legislature was to have
met on the 18th at Fillmore City.
The mail party experienced the most severe
weather the Plains, and in Salt Lake Valley,
too, the cold was unusually bitter. Two men, whose
names were not given, frozen to death at Cot
tonw wood; another found frozen at Emigration
Canon; and the mail carrier between Salt Lake
City and Box Elder also frozen to DEATH on the
road between those places. Ten transfers, who
separated from their train in the mountains, had
not been heard from since, and it thought they
had met with dismal DEATH by starvation or
freezing, in the wilderness.
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The Washington correspondent of the Phladel

ne washington correspondent OF the Phlladel-
phia Ledger says:
Our Vice Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, reports
tie adoption by the three British regiments in that
Island, of the Zouave Turkish uniform. The
cap is red, with white turban-cloth and yellow tas-
sell the waiscoat of white cloth, with sleeves closely
buttoned. The jacket of red, with yellow facings,
has no sleeves, and is worn loose. The trowsers
are of blue serge, CATERS white sandals of untan-
ned leather. Officers adhere to the old scarlet uni
form, &c.
Our Consul at Nassau, Bahama Islands, in report
ing to the State Department the loss of Provi-
dence, r. l.. vessel with two of her officers, asks
remuneration from the State Department to an
humble wrecker named Christopher Pender, who,
overlooking his immediate interest by saving goods
&C., was the means of preserving the lives of the
remainder of the officers and crew. 1t is not prob
able that the State Department can make compen-
sation to this most mertorious man. but it is clear
that for this and like cases fund ought to be set
apart by Congress, from which discriminating Pc
cuniary rewards should be extended
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We hope that every who can conveniently do
so, will attend the exhibition and thus contribute
in the most agreeable manner to the relief of the
desttlon and suffering of hundreds of their fellow
beings