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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

ENTE are now In receipt OF large and choice asortentof
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
comprising every article line, which would res
| pectiGlly solicit the attention Of the trads.
300 hhds La. Sugar 1OJ bbls. IS & SO Loaf Sugar
100 b6s Baltimore Crushed su rs boxes Havana Sugar;
so fbls Powdered Sugar. $50 x do DO
p do Grannulated do so bbls. Golden Syrup;
50 boxes D. B. Loaf do IS tierees Clarified Sugar.
ESQ bags Rio Coffee; 50 casks English Soda;
lbs do Lsguirs Oo1eei 100 dozen Buckets;
50 do Pepper 40 nests Tubs
% do Spice; 50 boxes 'tHare's Extra
Is dc SIS Almonds Tobacco;
IS bbls Pecans; 5000 assorted Cigars, "Extr
LIS kits Mackerel br1nds;H
IS cases Teas; Is tsrces Rice;
800 boxes Star Candles; 30 cases Pickles;
$50 90 Summer DO so do Matches;
27j do Boston Soap; as coils Lutte Rope;
50 do Foxes Starch; casks Dutch MsddeEI
e5 cases Sardines; 10 cerOOns Indigo;
400 boxes Scotch Herrings; Il bbs Alum,
$50 bales Cotton TWinei &C., &C., 80.
6 casks Malaga Wine; 900 cases st. Julian Clsret;
Z do Old Sherry 50 do "IIaut fallen" do
10 4 10 Old Wine;
j. Z do Madeira do 100 baskets Champagne;
q Pipes Champagne Cognac % cases Champagne Cderi
Extra 50 do Brandies-assorted;
I5 pipes otard, Duprey Co., 30 do Brandy Cherrissi
Cognac; $50 bbls Country Whisky;
10 casks Jamaics Rum. 500 do Recthed do
Is do Louisiana DO 800 packages Domestic Brsndies
PuncheOn Holland Gin etc, etc.
LANIER, PHILLIPS CO.,
juneII No. 80, Market street.
New Sugar, Coffee, RaiSinS, SardineT, &c.
JUST RECEIVED
so hhds New Sugar, prime and choice;
SEQ bags Coffee, New Crop;
800 bxs Rasins;
Is do 4 and i sardnes;
% bbls New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which will be sold low to the trade.
NIB. Will be receiving New Goods daily.
uOY24 L. P. & co.
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RANGEs. RANGEs!!.

III A. COOPER sss respectfully call the attention Of his
h rcnos and the public generally, t he has teeD az
poinsl the sole egept in Nashville oT =, H. SlIn7's
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted ~ all 10 be
superior tosnyng osee Conf Using oil the require
rents io- percg the culinary srt in all its branches icing
also great econosT Of fz aud for uatness and comfort
stands unri7allod Give call and judge FOR yourselves
II. A. COOPER Agent, PiUuber, &c,
No. 1iarket Street, Nashville, Tenn.
snnaetursr Of Copper TIN, Sheet Iron Ware and deal
cs in ali kinds Of Stoves Baths Closets Vszh bowls, &C. &c
rnhTf-fi6n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VNTIsHING make other investments, propose sell
w all our Real Estate 10 Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
opposite residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps, the commanding site tevcnity Of Nash
Vile desirable country residence. The house will
be of land the purchaser may choose.
THAT VALUABLE FAklI,
the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
road within three miles Of Nashville. containing 800
The soil good i is well wsered and tbered, and
edyided small Of and UPWARDS all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dsns and dairy farms. Also. that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on occupied T. c. Nae smrbel and formerly
By Harding, lining about go This
place vel knOwnss need further description. 1t will
divided suit purchasers T. c. McCSnpbe will show
these places 10 any who viii call
All above property viii he sold reasonable terms and
a credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply to Y 6. Lindsey Nashville either Of the
dersignde, THOS. c. McC AMPBELL,
SIX miles from Nashville,
J. A. MoCAMPBELL,
MIL Nashville
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9alg Nnian & 9ntritsn


Truth and FalsehoOd.
There's tunefal river,
10 EriH's Isle
Where the sunbe1-ns quiTsr
T. slFery smile;
Where the leaves that fan
'Nelfa TIE nuf,Imn sky,
Grow gerl.likc AL,
And never die:
And Eueh is the stream hy truth enlightened.
l11t leaves the breast BY wisdom brig hisuei
Where even the joys that the storms dissever,
are turned to gems that glow forever.
There's DARLING tide
In the Indian cline,
Pv whose hcrbless side
There's 3 sulphury slime
To the flower th tittouchess
4 scorciinf wave =
TO the bird that approaches,
A veltsring gave;
AMI such are the waters Of bitterness rising,
II Ire 6ssert bosom OF dark Disgusting;
And he birds OF joy, andt The flowers offeeiing,
AUST perish, wherever that wave IS stealing.
, 1859-06-03
ONE OF THE RESULTS.

The canvass in Tirsinia, just concluded, and
that in Kentucky now goiug on, have cffcctu-
ally squelched The late excitement in the Re-
publican party, in favor Of an union with the
Opposition Of the South; and, hcnceforth, all
attempts in ulat direction must be abandoned
rs unnecessary and absurd 1t is demon.
strated that Republican men aud Republican
measures hare, ut least for the present, moth
ing 10 hope for south Of Mason and Di1on's
line: and that a victory, if won at all, must
lie the result Of labor among Tue people Of the
North. The contests Of which wo speak have
had this good effect: they have taught the
Republicans TIC necessity Of sclcrcliance and
Of earnest effort If it bo needed aud put in
practice, the party to-day is stronger in tic
sixteen Free States t]lan il it had a struggling
and uncertain minority in half a dozen Of the
Slave States, at its heels! This is q fact which
tho unbaked Republicans, who hare been lay
ing traps to catch Know Nothing here and
an Old Limo Wing there, have obstinately
overlooked
, 1859-06-03


An informal meeting Of the editorial fraterni.
tv, WAS held at the Holland House yesterday,
to counsel upon the time and place Of holding
lin Editorinl Convention agreeably to the sue,
gustion Of E. y. Biaisdell, Of the Rockford M.
publican. After free interchange Of opinion.
it was decided to hold Convention at Freeport.
during the session OF the State Agricultural
Society.
On motion, the following Committees were Sc.
leeted to make the necessary preparation 1or
that Convention:
Tn Organization and Rul4&-
J. r. Scroggs, Frecport .Bul2etia.
c. K. judson, Freeport Journal.
VIM. Bross, Chicago Frkss aad Tribune.
E. C. Daugherty, Rockford R+gister.
C. H. Lauphere, Springfield Rt9tster.
On Business-
c. K. Judson, Frecport.
]. ". Sheahan, Chicago Tim<s.
Il. 3. Houghton, Galena -4drerti*er.
]. r. scroggs, Freeport.
n. F. Boyakin, Bcllville Democrat.
The precise day, place and hour, will b. fixed
ut the earliest possible moment BY the Frecport
editors. and due notice giren 50 that there may
he no difficulty in perfecting organization md
Mt once proceeding TO business, 50 as not to in
terfere with other business connected with the
Fair.
, 1859-06-03
CROP PROSPECTS.

Editors Press and Tribune:
dzs11Exks notice In yesterdays Pres Axp 1E1nusE
aletcE from to~nsuan D. W. Rider Esq., which to
give rery wild and opinions al 10 the
coming harvest. 1oweye. Mr. X. may have guessed
last yeat he t. without doubt, this year.
hare been through this county from It's southern line nos
to Its northeast corner, in company with experienced
grain producer and hare taken ample time to visit and
anime the growing crops The real TACT. in regard thereto
that wheat Is f superior TO what WAS last year-oats
very much better than heE and never presented TIT
Ter appearance in Henry county Tie 6r day Of June
than docs today. things considered the prospects arc
very good indeed Within the last vetk 1t Is true, there
have teen somc complaints Of the raSes Of the Hessan
Fly in winter whea but hope they will not prove se
Gus evil Now have disposition to interfere with our
friends opinion. but advise him to chetrup We hare
certainly never the time when tlEue1s were more
disposed to look the sunny de to hee for the payment
Ct hsir deb and 10 look for the speedy approach Of e
good time coming We think the best way forus to do is
to r not complanlngly but with earnest effort and with
cheerful hope. farmers b induced thus 10 labor and
to wait stream Of gold will be poured upon them, and no
Shy1ocks will erer trouble them. II.
, 1859-06-03
TIE FIRM .1-N.D GARDEN.
TIE Crops-HTnfsT U.asAf..Sp5fsE Wehsat
-Corn-S1raectfrrdes and Sfraecb<rrg-
Hf6Sx
WEs1 rRnASA, june l, 1s59.
WINTER WHEAT.

z.,,.-r, xV+x.u
vo.. 1870 l....a, 49,. 49, ..,e.
:, - ~ -: , -.
n,rt ~ .ha St.to "a W.. = z.,.. r.o,r;aa -
f,;r axerars v;cld 1tho. NM. h.ad.d 49,. ~
ossuncs a morc nos;t;re nos;t;on Tha t;,,or;no
mt was mrocre nat;nr Il rather th;n ~ ne
.rrornd odd tn th;e that most of our farmers
o;,,cr so.r ,,r<,o nar cen4,re If c,,oxs ~ so,,
~ o,a st,,,h1e conta;n;ng;t Il tb,t ,,nv fs,ds trrn
ort III. tho e;n,,oa rot ,Tor.a Than +ha,. 1oolod
and nrn,ha, n c.r,,sr. o-a ,,o,ch;no ,nao,
e., .,,, .rhot .,,.., h.a .rnaosad - ,,s ,r,....
rnt;, tho cho.a ho.d d;snai,sd .ho;r 49,. a.
-. -,
snn..1 ,,.n-.
Tb;. .r,n 1oo,. n,ou ,,d e :. u...s ,-
h,cl. x;,1 h.,n mi n. ,-;n,sr .ha.t .,o,, Co.,.
c,r1,,or. cornn1.;n n =. a.. .a.d ia aot
w.11 rh;ch m h,ro ~ hos;,o,;on :. he1;..;
esner;,,lv uh.n son-n 49, a.,a ...,s
~. .., H.. :..s..e...,z ..,:N
49, ss w. ',, A.o"ea ~. As spf1ns
,'Ao- 1'",' -. e'"A VI 'a'' p'o"eo
e' ~ 4' e1 80 -" 20 DsA| oo""
ou -. 'oss'Ae4 ~ 'ue "'A*t aau spring
A4nsn' - wv ts"on@o1e ~ suppose 'oas 'norooeh
"e4'o"'ns % VI ~ s''A.1 s'anee 70 Inc ger
.,a'.o" ,n o1 'ne seea n'' TOO common 10 see
na'l o' 'ne "nea' @oo'e ground inter harrow
Ing, una soen 'ai"eFs ofe IN oa1y bound to COM
pam o. pau seea instead Of DAG farming. The
cnin'1 o"s = aneau5 *'e"' ana We Lear Of
oaalaSe " 'n'a esoP 70 some extent, nut
$40 pe nopea tna' &ue iate neasy rams and cold
, 1859-06-03

!. BEnr.D1D 91 SEsRo:.Ws learn b. gen
we'll known at Millken's Bend and Warrentown,
Was killed On Saturday last by having his bead
almost entirely serered from lis body with an
a1c in the hands Of negro man belonging to
himself 1t appears from the negro's stor y
there being no other persons present-that thcy
vent to the head Of Diamond Island, just below
that had lodged there among the driftTood, and
while he was cutting them loose with the AXE,
bis master stopped down to pull away stick Of
timber, placing his head under the axe as it de-
scended, BY which his head was cut of. This
i not yerJ likely story.-11ctsbug IFAig,
May l7fh.
, 1859-06-03
M ORE TO BE ADMIRED
vi THAN THE
RICHEST DIApEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Becauss = The ornament Cod B*'<'' 11<t~' far 81
+ - 4 q s -, !. a Ists of sovs;
s ~ IL s:4 a,S Tsr T I .';
= % 4 NJ sd shs ITO tos1ae I
jadse Ths wssr VI The ass& Is the o<!sb'as<d fAas
N1~ Yosx- April 18th. lass.
D.. 49, r. ,,s, ~ 70 sa,,ss to {os
/: !sSss E 81 ~
t7s odfna hae consider you! Restorative - .y.1y
Hou1sfpl Invention, 1NitA ecAE1oGs veil Agreeable,
-" S*a' '' ''o:, 8 'fayi TR1BERo.
"D7Jeh a'r Gvynelydet.-
Wx14u NrwaFAsEa Oynox3
Ne: = Nassau ssIs*t. Ap.4l lah. lsaa:
O. Ss o @ NJ; liz nsS =. L
s1 . ny If saa seneae 70 ~ o. b. III. Fl 1ui.
aansx eax = ae t as y, ~ .ona % d. ,s h. s'7y ~ BAR % ~
~eek.' e Is pe1iut1ed hist wonderful eject by tus.
& assy y ss s' t.
above Restorative to Ill persons n ws1t q seh ehsno
rour Har Restorative = oeiss &c noss eeon. .stis.
d.;I: .ad eav q eeaad tnt h.t II c.e sap..oes
N 6 :: 20 p:as nd ss9 G* r
f1o1 Wooo--Abo TWO JcaIs ago ny haaf comm
AliInx Il ND tuning gay W. tass becoming baA
hAl tried many Remedies TO Affect commented Win
yout Restorative "a January axs few sppliesoasSS.
snsd ny half a1my 1t b+san 70 dli up f1ow out I'd
turned back 10 IT, former eol, {blaeA1 Al hs time u
fully restored To it, rroF. beal:h, and appeaaaes
md ehessfnlty recommend It's uss su al.
Chcagu. ILL.,, Nay !, 1h57. y. D. HOES.
The R=soEatvs d put up IN t*ttts Of hrro alzes :;
tasxe. msdun and as Tho mall holds haif pn.. ~
t.say p, een. poSosop :asa .hs s.a 1s
cent moIo in poportion md Feta{s for three dollars
y. ]: W06b = c. P1YpH@:4osH @ ~ bEoadHsy. Ne.
and III Na1ket ~, IT. Lou!a No.
And soad b a good Druggas and Fancy 0oods DsAaes
AuS$Aa
, 1859-06-03

more definite, just try one Of the sleeping cars
Of the Illinois Central, you can be hero to break
fssh give cur favorite "srar1ets'' test, and re-
turn hons tha same evening, and if they do not
prove saisfactory re will forfeit quart ofeoun'
try cream. fAh, "Rural," you should not
tempt N 20 sorelyl Did you ever hear Of m
editor .indnlging the luxury Of strawberries
fresh from the gardens We must be contentto
take them second hand from the stalls. Many
thenks to you, nererthless.-Eds. P. l. T..
STRAWBERRY BEDS.
Now and all Of this month is good time to
set out new beds Of this delicacy. The ground
should be rich, finely pulveri1ed, (use no ma
manure,) and plants set before or after a shower
or in the evening, and in that case wstercd.
Rows four feet apart md one foot in the TOW
where cultivator can be used most Of the sea-
son in their culture next year they will pro-
duce fair crop. Out Of over forty sorts that
We have tried for family use, we still adhere to
'Early Scarlet" Hudson" and "McAgoy's
Superior" The first is Of medium size, very
early, good bearer, and Of great value to the
"Hudson" as fertiliser, near which it should
be planted. The "Hudson' is very valuable for
preserving, as it is very firm, and also two
weeks later. "AcAvoy" is very large and soft,
Of mild, agreeable favor, will not bear much
handling, and consequently unfit for market.
RUHAL.
Vote on the County Seat OF Douglas
County
DoCaIAs Co, June Isl, 1852
EdItou Pres and Tribune:
The election for determining the County seat
Of the new County Of Douglas was held on Mon
day the 30th ult., Arcola and Tuscola being the
competitors for that honor. The following vote
, 1859-06-03
TAXATION IN LOnHARDY,

Not few Of OUT German friends. with the
pardonable prcjudiccs Of nationality. claim
that Lomba1dy and Venice, the Austrian pro.
vinccs, are better governed than any other
part Of Italy; and that it is the fault Of the
people if they are not prosperous and happy
under the rule Of tho dcspot to whose tender
1ncrcics they were consigned by the treaty Of
1915. The London Quarterly Rerict0, Tory
organ, by no means illy.disposed toward Aus
tria, has an able paper on the condition Of these
provinces, whicl, scattcrs tile theory Of our
German friends to the four winds. 1t is there
stated that the provincial or government taxes
levied by the Austrian authorities O, all land
ed property, have, nutil year or two past,
amounted 10 ! fraction moro than hiTty-eiylt
and one-ha!f per cent. Of its estimated income
These, he it remembered, do not include the
regular local taxes levied annually, which are
about half as great as tho government taxes,
nor tile very heavy taxcs upon the transfer Of
or succession to, real estate By heirs Or others
Lately an "impost e1traordinary' has been
lcried; and at this day tic taxes paid by every
landowner in the Lombardo-V enitian king
DOM exclusive again of mere local charges are
-Vfy.scen and one-ha!f pr cent. on its estimated
or assessed receipts' apply that rate Of TAXA
ton to the property owned By the German
Americans in Chicago, subject them to
secret trial without the power to con-
front their accusers, make tho slightest offence
or suspicion Of offence even, the occasion for
tho use Of tie lasll upon their bare backs. SUBJ
ject their wives and daughters to the ignomny
and torture Of public whipping under tho eyes
Of a mob Of Austrian soldiers justified by tile
internal oode in whatever they may d. and
our excellent Germans, who permit themselves
to wish for the defeat Of Victor Emmanuel and
Ills powerful ally, would have tho Austrian
government Of Italy as it is.
The consequences Of this hor1id miseoycrn-
ment are forcltly stated by our reviewer
thus: THE inhabitants live on their little
"capital, while it hsts, Of beasts or other
"stock, or disappear to wander abroad or
'starrc; that the diseases attendant upon
famine ere raging; that man is consuming
"tle food Of beasts; and that in one single
I" Pretura nearly six hundred properties of per
"sons deceased remain unclaimed, because the
''heirs arc unable to pay tile tax upon their
''succession.'
Admit that France is despotically governed;
that, as the result Of the war, Sardinia will be-
como, in oil but the name, French province;
that tho son Of Napoleon will he crowned
King Of Rome; that Aurat will be seated on
the throne Of Naples and that all Italy will
como under French influence aud French 1aw,
even then the overthrow Of the irresponsible
and bloody tyranny that produces results like
those which VIC have noted in Lombardy and
Venice, is the thing before oil others to be
hoped fort
, 1859-06-03
The Fame OF WashlnEton irving In
8pA1ns
James Brooks, Of the 4. I. Etprtsk, wiring

james BROOKS, of The 4. 7. E[preff, writing
from the Alhan,bra, says:
write now under the shadow Of the walls of
the lAlhambra- mount but few steps, and
the glories Of the Vega, made almost American
hy the spirit Of the pen Of our oountryman,
Irving, are before me.
Washington Irving, quoting quaintly Spanish
Priests story, has peopled almost every bill aud
valley herr. and hereabout in all Granada, from
Malaga to cordora, even, aud hence it to Anda-
lusian and Granadfan scenery what Walter Scott
and his poems and romances are to Highland
life and story. The Spaniards are AZ proud Of
linn as We arc. They show the room in the Al
]Iambra where he stayed and studied, the bal-
cony ont Of which he looked upon the city, the
walks be took, &C., while they add on, as usual,
many romaneeS. Washington Irving thus has
become the handbook, the gaide-book, Of old
Moorish Granada
, 1859-06-03

IRs- sorsHwoarH.-The Washington cores
pondent Of the Eeeni"g Post, writing the e4th,
says:
Mrs. Southworth, who left here \ few days
since, and, who sails tomorrow from New York,
goes 70 England at the invitation Of her English
England. Bonner pays Mrs. Southworth s., 900
ayear for her writings for the LM1tr, her En-
glish publishers pay her &, 600 more for advance
sheets OF her stories, aud suppose the book
publishers here pay her as much more. In This
case, at least, woman's work, and that work lit
erarJ, does not go unrewarded.
, 1859-06-03

s seit. I: ce.s3.s ~. ID sss.r 1i1..ss. ~. nd H.
st~aa Gsld-AsassFs.
lUoe7upoadnce Of the P1ess aud Thbune.1
A.4r4aa1 + a., + :,fo feot t.. et ~ R1sesssA7l 1sss
For auld lang syne's sake, will write you
short epistle from this most interesting region.
I harc wandered far over many a weary mile Of
wilderness and mountain since saw you, gents
Of the Pnkas AND TRIBUNE, not making much
money, but acquiring great stores of Invaluable
health. Thank God, am once more physically
man; can hunt and trayel, climb mountains
and sleep on the ground, relishing hard bread
made Of Mexican flour, with yenison, and coffee
without sugar or cream, more than Ionce could
the choicest bill Of fare of the fremont, Rich
mond or Briggs.
I hare seen much that would interest you and
Jour readers since came here three weeks
since-haye becn up Cherry Greek from Aura.
ria and Denver: been delegate, to and drawn
up the preamble and resolutions for, the first
convention to adopt measures to form new
State here, callod Jefferson hare witnessed the
hanging Of murderer BY Judge Lynch, seen
Capt. Bassett shot down in cold blood by Scud-
der hotb from St Io,;z. hara v,dad tho platte
n bnndrca +;r,es with nv 1onr -,hher hoo,s;
hare "ehased the antelope over the plains,'
md brought down huge buffalo, besides much
other small game. hare been away up in the
Rocky Mountains twice-up Vasque's Fork Of
the pI,tte-almo.t mn omono The yute Indian.
of Utah hra;de. canning ,a.- Mi, Win Mav;-
cans Aranahoe Indians cbevennes K3ow,vn
c,m.nc,,a. an,,ho. .na c;..- -, - -a;.h ~
gatbercd here in con.;derob1a nrnher, md
none of whom, ~, ,no.t Fnn,;ah ~ .r;n.
trro,ob the rooun+o;,s avid s1.v h,,f,s-das.
On the eronnd and enow stor1ns orer bead
among droyes Of nil the varieties of pnme necu.
liar to this reoion wc,a most interest;no and 7
mav sometime pire vo, an ncconnt thereof. The
most interesting feature however. wns the dis.
corerx bv the cb;caoo conon,v w;tt uhono Ibaxa
heen bsra f,r for+n;obt of hstter nrosnecta for
mid n,;,;n -, +han h.d haforo hoo, a,o3a L,o,rn
Th,, connanv consists ~ Tho fol1ov;no can,,e.
mon. Mes.r.J p Horton David p, Footr 3
II. Samnson Gco. N s;mmons F. e. Revnoids
A, C. Kent md John F. Green. These gentle.
men are tbe rnost substantial and hest miners
here. Their first attempts m this stream proyed
failures but their d;scovar, of coor.cr oo1d
o+ no;nt O.. ,,;,a, ,ha-o +,;. T. +h. n,o,,,ta;,.
In na,r An r,;1as no,.h.most of 1,an-ar a. ,ha
,,o,,,h - rha,. Croo,,, -. ,y...,,o,. ro-,- .e
Tho p,,t,o = rIs,r ~ 49,. ~. h...o- T,.-
wv
.;1a :. :, p....s,- ..!".s - IN
e'us," @ '.. ' .1 ',ne W. ~:
.sns. " e =. s T..44 ,ne. ~, ~ 80 out Suols "s
'.s 4.oN4 DoDe eaA' u en'.4 e'fea'n'
"iien 'ney nave eaAleo lineage creek; aofancn
o. 'nis WILL 'ofnlsa 1nen "a'ef' r1ne IL apun-
aanee sa1'oonos Tue locahty' d noek oil lou
pig.aorns' OF mountain sheep, ieea near H.
"n'c"' WIN olaeA-Ia'i anu 'irg1n'a oeer' ante
lope' elk ona oeaf' Will furnish most Of their
1oou. MI. oo'e sho' a large grey "on ard
stna1l o'ack martin the other dey; another OF
'nls company soot an antelope or gazeie VIII d
fe'o'er, LUIS morning. Oh p1ateau near tneif
, 1859-06-03

The Erie rondt we understand, has expressed
Willingness to join the New York Cen tral in an
advance of rates upon the platform adopted ut
Inc Convention held some weeks ago, but which
rejected when it came before the Board Of Di-
rcctors, mainly. it waa understood at the time,
through the influence Of tho President. The
New York Central and Pennsylvauia Central
arrived at good understanding last week, and
this new tractabi1ity Of the Erie managen. ent
may possibly lead 10 the adoption Of common
schedule of ratea
, 1859-06-03

The New York Tribune Of Wednesday sars
esso, 900 in specie went{e Boston to-day for the
steamer, and it is cstimated that tho Vanderbilt
and City Of Baltimore will take ftcds0sle md
half tn two millions more on Saturday. :.
, 1859-06-03

~ The Jews Of Tdseany have rendered TO
tue Provincial Government IN expression Of
their grateful sense Of the seasonable act
which makes oil religious sects equal before tho
law.
, 1859-06-03

A N E W 30 0 X
Tho Author Of 1.-TWO Ye,1s Before the Mast"
TICKN0R T. FIELDS,
BOSTON,
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, 1859-06-03

II is now stated that the fraudulent 300
bills on the Market Bank of Brighton, are not
from the genuine plates, as was at first sup
posed.
, 1859-06-03

u Mr. Buchanan lets Washington for North
Carolina on Monday last, and will be absent
about ten days.