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miscellaneous.
TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR.

VIE third Annual Spi ing Exhibition OF the favid-
L son County gricultursl and Mechsnical Associ-
atinn will open ~ Nashville Tuesaav May nth and
continue four days. The society confidently expect
greatly increased interest Ene attraction this Fair
any similar occasion, in the exhibition OF agri
cultural implem nts ard machinery, and the num-
Der and quality Of stock much OF which will be Of
fered for sale We cordially invite the cooperation
OF observing public, alive TO their interests
and specially Interested in advancing the great
sought TO be promoted by this enterprise Tickets
of membership admitting the holder the privileges
Of the groGnds during the Fair, and voice in the
sOciety's meetings for the present year and family
tickets allowing femiiies u the grounds anc
the holder 20 privileges above, may be had OF the
Treasurer or Robt l. SIX ESQ. at his Office in the city
the former at 81 aid the latter at 50. Programmes
IN pamphl't form containing the Premium List,
Rules, Regulations, &C, be had by applying at
the Homestead OH opposite the ewanee House.
Persons wshi x tn rent the privilege Of furnishing
refreshments on the grounds during the FAIR will
please apply 70 Thomas b. johnson, Treasurer.
mays ROBERT e. FOSTER an Pres
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Legal Requirements Considered.

Whether Shakespeare was clerk in an Attorneys
ONCE at Stratford before he joined TIE players in
London or, in other words, whether the author OF
Macbeth and Hamlet and King Lear, was employed
some years IN engrossing deeds. serving writs and
making out bills Of eosts-is question y hieh has
been keeny sgised Of late years among ihs restless
fraternity of Shakespeare scholars-one of the most
indefatisahle of whom, Mr.. Payne Collier, knowing
Lord Campbell TO be enthusiastic admirer OF the
Master Dramatist as wen one Of the most emil
nent British Jnriss, peremptory demanded his orac
ular opinion. tl
Accordingly, we have here the results Of an arree-
able literary diversion with which the author of The
Lives Of the Chancelors,n and the Lives Of tbe
Chief Justices " reereated himself during long va.
cation, aud drove from his refreshed mind ALI ,T.,,
some rec'Iections OF the ~rangi.ngs OF wesnins,e,
Hall. And as might be supposed the volume tslas
pleasant as the process by which il was nade-Iike
that, also, frequently amusing as it is instructive
Lord Campbell hopes FIR kindly critics. who NAV
think 1t right TO c"untenanee any effort TO bring abopt
fnsion Of " Law and Literature which like - a..
and Equity - have too long been kept apart.
Students Of Shakespeaie and students Of the L.
VIII genialiy join interests over this book.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WHkz. DR. King formerly % New Tork, for
NE<~assS the lakt fusr years q Louisville, Ken
tuck and whe has Devoted hs atteuton IA the treat
% private diseases for 80 years, Eaters
himself, hzy ing ate nded a practice for HlsBy
cure AL diseases % private n=ture, 20 Hzttcr hos
bad they may be from Snjufieoas nleica treatment
or from neglect % their ~. Kings fesIenSary
iz No = DeadeFisk street, between Gerry and The
ssaare second story where be eeres AL diseases q
private nature
GszoKHzEA cared ~Hbosi aauseious nsdiose % IN
lerfsEence WITH baslness-
EEICTNEEs of old recent date, e1ectilr cured IN
a fe~ days, BY an operation shAch sEosss no pain.
where = StriutuFe exists hsaith can1ot ne c1soyed-
Perhaps disease nl-schlcf and un1sr-
uBes the eeustsusisn mach
SYFastSs gish All me diseases q the skin, growing
eel Of neeleet bad tre4tneat, can b eaeciuAlly
cared IN > fee days
Es1xxt Partletsla rafteatson having hoen
given - this e=4ss, and al he eeescaurnccs gFow
Tag cat 81 81, ercazht ~ Esany - the de-
sfTsctye habits u ssecnseterafe Noefks asd
iueuigeues ~ the rsssis, neSicst % shich u
51eerniHe the Fente "a TIE sntiect a
f5F basiess sssts .assd CAUSING Tfetlatarr ed Age
femzles who raay De isbSrtsg siiA any di1calty d
tfe Neinb nz4g FesI zssIFxa u tEIlEneliate RID
feFsons fezztiag a5fpzt, - srltiaE and kLsfiEg
thsix rsss utn re caclas iiree - y In A \ issr
No - fesderszk street Sazhxiiis Tran-, al hari
The neess&FF Ene1lncsen . their address, nifA ne
sesz4rY direethszs. s1rct secrecy pbserset- Onac.
hearsfrea o'elockin tie nruias antil n The eve
alag mAs1s-iadssiy
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Chiidreu's panscea,

Prepared by tire GrSefenbnrg Company.
The true worth q tins extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, ear never be forth la words, bot
be felt and appreo ated by mothers whose cbiidFsn
have been scratched from death BY its
The celebrated Dr. Williams who has devoted
life study has anal ned this remedy and says the
6refenberg CbiIdreaf : fanac@a Is compounded with
especial reference 90 the immature state 81 the
nerves, blood vessels, glands and bones " the cifs
body. should = mother neglect tp pFovAde herself
with this valuable remedy, she may chance TO he
hold death claim her children and have -
blame but Herself Il is for all dis
eases Il chliihocd, and receives u deserves mai
versal appreciation IT Martin, % south Carolra,
says " IL Is The best general medicine for infants
that I ever saw" d.. Watts. q NeW York, Nrsies
- la all diseases caused by teefing Il Is oertsdu
remedy." Dr. Coisou. % Indiana, says :. In
Of CreGp have as Il Nith marked success, alzQ "a
Measles fegers from tneiag, diarrhoa, pains IA the
stomach, bowels, &C. / s1ould De Esiltg % great
neglect asl nstFec mnleBd ittn the highest terms."
e. Flfty centg per bottle u I'll fall diFect.als.
AIE1. MACKENZIE
mayo Agent Graz Co
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Pop Went a Weasel.
Another hand i'm the Field.

TINE subscriber has taken the Store room recently
i occupied by T. J. Minor, on Market street, fve
doors South from the Square where he j. receiving
general assortment Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
in connection with large stock of BOOTS AND
SHOES, CLOTHING, HAS, BONNETS, &c, and being
determined to adhere strictly To the cash ysem, will
OF course sell Goods for small advance. The
price system greatly preferred, If it can be done in
this marker.
The public are respectfully invited TO call and try
the prie IS; we think il no trouble 20 show Goods.
apT27-3td43tw K. n. KINKAID.
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From ms Msmphis Appeal. Nays
u.~e.-syrt,~ u.~st,

The sport Of the spring season User the
Memphis Course CLOSED yesterday. IL being
.-f5ur eiie day. The alfendance was large,
aud toe interest IN the result was intsase,
which feeling seemed 30 be indslged BY the
ladies, la which department there was large
representation. The race was fe- the Post
Stake, iour-Iniie heats. $3.50 Subscription,
sl-0oe ADDED BY The club. There vas six
Subscribers, - iolioss: Col. JOAN Maihess,
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EMPLOYMENT

6kn MONTH AND ALI. EXPENSES PAID.
OoO An Agent wanted in every town and coun-
~ IN the United States 10 engage in respectable
and easy business, by which the above PROFITS
may be certainly realized. For further particulars
address, Dr. J. HENRY WARNER, CORNER or
RRoAiWAY AND 18TH STREETS, NEW YORK CITY,
enclosing one Postage Stamp.
apr3-dAw3m
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Gen. Taylor was inaugurated on the 4th OF
March, lS4s. The fiscal year commences ON
the Let OF July. The responsibility, therefore,
Of the Wing Administration, in a financial
point Of view. properly commenced with the
year ending June SO, 1859. Let Us zee what
were the total aggregate and the annual av-
erage of the expenditures during those four
wears of n Wing Administration.
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uew advertisements.
zszss.5 ~ ;.s5;s,sz.5 So
6SsTSfE gS-s5tssr5 d.sFTssefg. =s--EySA
OPEN TO DUCK RIVER.

OPEN TO DUCK RIVER.
On and after May 5th 1859, the Trains will run az
" follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nashville $50 A. NJ and 3:I5 p NJ
= Arrive at Duck River 9:45 A. NJ, and 6:2CsP NJ
GOING NORTH.
Leave Duck river 7:15 A. NJ and 345 P VI.
Arrive at Nashville 1000 A. NJ, and ESQ p. NJ.
Only the morning Trains will Sunday. The
Trains at Duck River will connect with Stages aud
Omnibuses for Columbia, Pulaski, WansbOro aud
Florence. w ON. PERKINS, Sup l.
zFmayll-dtf.
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Showing an excess of expenditure during
the last flee years, exclusive of payments on
account OF the public debt, of 81, III, 135, over
the entire expenditures of the Government
from 1889 to 1922. period of hrty-ttree
years, and during which most expensive
war was carried on with Great Britain
The expenditures during the administra-
ton of John Quincy Adams, were as fol-
louo
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four years under Wing Administrations. and
an annual average increase of SCI ,957, 092l
The expenditures of the Government from
1883 to 1922. a period of thirty-three years,
were as follows
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HOI1Oway's Ointment and Pills.
After all other applications FAIL Holloway's Ointment
is guaranteed to heal liberated leg any running
sore without pain danger. In dyspepsia the Pill
positive specific. mayI0-Iw
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Refrigsrators aud Ice Cram FrtfTrrs.
HAVE on hxnd and Ger sale a. lowest triees
i l. McialSAI.fi,S LOUISVILLE kEfRlGf RAIUfS.
50 asssrted Fizes - A1sseY'S lee creau fresz
shich have the refatats q h~ns the bsss fressssf
Ia use, uszlaiiy mskiug lre Cream ia uiEtiiss
lee rirks end naatetz silver pl4ted Aas "a saieT
Cal.s zn1 eobicr sgrainers.
s. PIAfED cAsTOfs, &C. L.
50 e best qaslty silver plated shs- raeiai nts
tors taEssber wilb ses ven presLg zna Fi2s ans
orczkfAst casters whieh Ill be sod tsFS.
CHAMBER rufit1wARE
Insitatlse Oak bSietw are--seFy h4ndsone-
ana Eese~usa
Grs-a Wits. bag ard ether ealsrz-
Cs1tdFeH,s KakshtnE Tabs. o.
Has SIR akth IaAs.
Bah Gnbs ulzse - aFder- J. ". hfI~O>,
Lzaase Earnlsbazs Stess. u csslrxu ss 4
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Laws and Practice
OF
w Fl I s II
By CGLEBS
VOL, square. gin ! caves.

VOL, square, Gill leavcs.
This little Manual Of the Law aud practc. ~
Whist has been got up under the auspices of the IA
nous Portland Club, London, and la generally been
accepted as law upon the Game Of Whist. s-D,,y,,t
advertiser.
This book IS the standard authority OF England
where Ho, les once popular treatise has cultivated
lis useiuiness-'--Boston Daily adrestisey.
This is love OF little book, dressed in blpe ana
gold, and tells al about the intellectual mn, 81
whist, and should be in the hands Of every u-h,s,
Piayer."-EasteyR Argus
BEN. sVLvEsrER's WORLDLY the Author Of eth.
Heir OF kedcyne." vol. lsmo.
From the Troy Times.
"This is charming story, from the pen of I'M, AN.
thor OF The Heir Of Redciyne.' The book IS ,,,..
anty and naturally written, in that erapbic ana
romantic style which never fails TO intcres, those for
whose benefit and instruction II is designed,
JUST RECETTED BIZ
W.T. KERRY a. co., Public souar.
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Strayea or stolen

T,R0M the xsesErgeea aAas the tssh q Aprl, ose
II klark H0RSE COLI. tea Fe4rs et4, fzthef large
or Is are Aasl 1srk bag EtiLr one yeas ed. 10
partieal3r sasFs asout eixhe< reEassssrr- ksF tAe
rstara ~ sans - "a = tnrs The dailstin ptke
e. say arerE sasnraastoa 70 klseiF Nkesr4beats,
wiiFs~aFa Lberals-
aess ~ 4 AnffEk.
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MOTHERS AND INFANTS, NURSES AND MUIR
SINGS Translated from the French. vol
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A Magnificent Chance.

A Magnificent Chance.
I WILL sell my Farm IN Franklin county, Tenn, on
Il Rock Creek, SIX miles Southwest OF Tulahoma,
consisting Of 500 or more Acres OF Land. Il can be
divided into two places. 1t has on il good improve
ments-the best Of spring water; good Grist and
saw Mi and is within four miles Of three celebrated
watering places
For further information apply to B. R. WHITE, on
the place, or 10 n e at Opeousas, La.
jan26-wf B. F. WHITE.
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THE LIFE or NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS nv
b. Jaeger. l vol.
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A p ArHtEts 'INH1 = y IIlst1lNN
ASHLEY & WHITCOMB,
RteTIflL CARPENTERS Avn IOlyPRS

ID EFFECTIVELY announce n the citixeus q Nash
N vile and i1s vicinity, thai ttsY prepares
execute all orders In the above line, such buihl-
lax and repairing boases citing up pnttnK
fs01fs &c, style not 20 be sarPsssd, e.iheF for
be- aty 81 aezign, OF heaiBess of e ccution.
shop Frost ST. tao doors Fast q Wire Ridge.
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Fioars Fiour,

WE haze sAls Gag aasasss4 ne pxss q ear sxsra
w Famfly FoeE-
In s4eAs-sesal o.. ~bsiss4is g. Is Fss BAD
a hhls-- As = As . kht
10 chAags - pFhs u eapsFane II ~. sladllaKs,
hF1s. kc }. = HAEMAS 4 o.,
8 @-F- Is
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Churnsl Churnsi!

4 an pew wakins ucsi excellent chuFn, -FraD-
II caseoss P4senf." two sises. 81 and y salons
Frzce - % asd ts %. ne above chuFns are used
lkraaxheul fuansyiyana ard Maryland, and gives
sazirs zaiixaetsnt making TIE butter with 6us very
islie izheF u o. minuies. \As an seii viii he
warF@nfs1 q 90 sell, uoaid say - Al Interested,
Se'< - saet W. NiisoN,
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Fresh Arrivals.

GESTS Calf Kki-top Caters.
IL Gents ratent Leather CATERS q "a
Gents Calf Xii do
esents Iastsag ana Calf Eit 0xfords.
lsrnts ssioFe hid Freneb Iiss.
Gents hae tsais famp Soc Boots.
VITA yarsssy q othsr IS les - CATERS ard aress
sfoes luss opsnsa. JOIN RAAAGE
RayT-0 a. C0lrse street
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E. r. Glascock & Co.


= Houses and Lots South of Broad ST., on High ST.
y do do on College Hill;
Store house do dwelling attached
90 acres on latin pike , miles out:
lots on Market street College Hill; I'D.
so acres on the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardns addition;
los acres on Indi-n creek; County,
l story business House ON Broad street;
l lot on Carroll street:
l6 acres ON Browns creek;
1900 do with e I'd Saw Mill on Marrow me:
L lot on Market street
house and LOT on North Cherry street;
1900 acres near Manchester Coffee county!
L 10 lots on Murfreesboro' pike y miles out;
So acres of Jefferson street, well improved
100 feet on Hardhs pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition
AZ acres on Broad street, extended, well improved
l fine residence on North College street, No. Il2;
/ house and lot on Summer street South OF Ash;
do 90 McGavock street, West Nashville
go acres Paradise Hill, 10 miles OUT
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike Edgeaeld
2 lots corner Of College and DemumbraBe streets;
do No. 80, between Broad and Denumbrane
= of lot No. los, West Nashville:
2 houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
Nashville;
e7K feet on summer, between Church and Union;
62 aores On Brick Church pike, "A miles cut;
lots on Jackson street.
three story brick business house on College ST. ;
/ beautiful residence on the corDer OF summer and
Mulberry streets:
l house and lot North College ST. No. IO2:
IS acres on Mil Creek, 4 miles out;
46 do Whites Greek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above:
so do adjoining Maple Wood, on The West;
100 feet en- College street extended
100 or 200 North Of the City, 21s miles out;
l56 do do do - miles out: .
II lots miles from city Of Memphis
Various lots in West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power Duck River,
known as the Old Stone Fort;
Several lots 10 Ewing 5 addition;
10Y acres on Gallatin pike, miles out:
do Middle franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate:
! house and lot, North MAJ ket street.
$50 acres IN Robertson county, well improved, y
mile west Of the Hopkusvile road
100 feet on Humphreys ST., South Nashville, No.
50and 81;
33Iz feet summer, bottom Church and Broad
So feet on Broad ST., adjoining shelby Medical Col
lcge.
lots Franklin Pike, at the mouth Of Rail
road Tunnel;
Several lots in Bangs and Roberts addition, Edge
field;
/ house and lot corner Of HobsOn and Father
land, Edeeield;
l house and lot on McLemorc, between Churcl
and Broad.
may4-tf L. r. GLASCCCK & co.
| GEO. B. BROWN. MIZEIL.
lit n ~
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GENTLEMENs WEAR
MISSES. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Sick Babies Wanted.

fIfHk numerous deaths among young children
show fhrt the powerful medicine usually pres
cribed FOR thcm Is not suited iar their weakly eond
ton. The best Febris1ge IN the world for Children
from one day 10 ave years old Is the
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THE SCIENCE Ann ART or cHEss. BY ;. Neural.
B. CT.
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Shirt Bosouns.
Refrigtrators aud Ice Cram Frtfrrrs.

ID ECEIvEDa cheire iot Of BoSorns, assorted for
Spres J. n. NcGII-
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Steamboats,.

For Louisville and Z incinnati.
T,HE splendid steamer KATE a
Il FRENCH, eCAFFREY, Mas E<e5[ssAa-l
er, will leave for the above
and all Intermediate places THIS DAY oo'ciock A.
NJ. For fright passage apply on board &c 20
JOHN H. HARRIS,
mayII-Itf az ff Agent.
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For Paducah.

I'HE sa aTe E RnfasSfsS s'sprn1 T' Ia
THRo0P Master, wilt leave for szzzzzS3zSzszezzzA
the above and all iBtermedi te ports THIS DAY at
IL O'Clock NJ. For freight or passage apply on board
OF A. HAMILTON, Agent
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w. t. B. & co,


w. II. Il. & co.
ma We Also, JUST REcETrFD
THE ROMANCE AND IFS HERO. By tbr aB,hor
OF MagdaIen stafford
PLAN OF THE CREATION, or oTrpR WORMS ana
who inhabi's them. BY Rev. c. l. Heqrembourr.
/ vol.
MOTHERS AND INFANTS NURSES AND MUIR
SINGS. Translated from the French. vol.
THE LIFE or NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS. By
| B. Jaeger. l vol.
TIFF SCIENCE Ann ART or CTEss. BY ;. Neural.
Bel.
w. T.BERRY & CO., Public square
yS-t
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A coUrrRY RxsrnTKcY roR SALE.

TIVE sabseEfbsr shkrs ssll Ms plsee en A
Il ne Galtstlu Tufnpike kasa1, TO ml.ss f1s1EE
tFoa Nas1sle, fhts s.as us Gfst Iet-sats, l11s.&
cohsaiaifE asarty Niae Acres - l4na, szlk
tHpFSFesne1tE kc- at011 -ha1 rsre4 sd - cNt
AZ zt1E fhe tAisFes eel ~ eefea, and Fonid sei
Brs1cufs snaalre a s. colsRs siFeef "a 81 te prem
iz~s rsssssz,ss klysa isnsps@lsi<iy. ......,,.,,
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Showing total aggregate Increase during
four years Of Democratic rule Of ss7 ,s2s. sss
over The total aggregate % e1psadlsare for
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Now let see what we're the total aggregate
and the annual average of the expendItares
for the last four years OF Democratic rule.
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DR. w. ". HURX4EY

OArE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN }
Il % Nashville and ViciHhy He las been actively
engaged IN The pfactiee - his Profession D al lis
branches fer the last sixteen years. ard heres by
strict atei ton u be able g. render satisfaction all
~ BIO may favoF him with call
Once No. 49, Cherry street, near CAPT siockellis
residence. Residence Pearl street, ssuth Nash
vile. spr26-dtf
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W.T.. BERRY q CO., Public square
w.t.
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SUMMARY.

SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY MAY THE "Post
Stake for all ages-four mile heats--$25O
subscription, play or pay, to name at the
post the club to add $1,000, closed with six
Subscribers:
, 1859-05-17

On Thursday last, the Southern Convention
in sessiol ut Nicks,urg. declared by Il l;,rge
majority in favor Of The -tirica', Slave Trade.
and also that the act Of Congress prohibiting
the same and suhjcctinE these engaging in it
to the pains and penalties inflicted for the crime
OF Piracy, is unconstitutional. This is in.
other step towards tho Africa1.:zltiun IF thu
American Contiucnt-thc first iu the series
having been tho repeal Of tic Missouri Com
promise, which paved tile WHY for the second,
to-wit tho bred Scutt decision, -
The Territories having 1,ccn thrown ol~u to
Slavery, the re-opcning Of The African Slave
Trade is q natural sequence; and as the Dcu.t-
cratic party indorsed the former al the hid
ding Of its Southern masters, there is no rca-
son to doubt but that in due time IL will signify
its acceptance Of the latter: 70 complete 1ll,'
mission Of latter-day Democracy. Gully onc
more step is necessary-namc]y, the extension
Of the principle Of tie Drcd Sco,t decision to
the Free States rs wcll as to the Territories
When this shall lave lecn t}onc--a.,d it will
be done speedily unless the power Of the Sham
Democracy be hrokcn-Srnat"r T,~mb> lna,
cali his slave roll within the shadow Of Bunker
Hill, and Scnntor Douglas may stock his Ill
nois farm from his Mississippi plantation.
, 1859-05-17

Tho sum OF the intelligence by the steamers
s>cms to be this. The Austrians have crossed
the Ticino ut payi;l, and are marching towards
Turin, the capital Of the Sardinian Kingdom.
They appear, by tho accounts to he in occul'a-
ton Of Mortara considerable town about
twenty-five miles from the point where they
entered Sardinia; but have Tot a&]Aauccd be-
yond that place. Thus far they have
not been impcdtl hy the Threatened
inundation Of the country. MoTiara is
approachablc through the low lands bordering,
On the Arbogua, which are almost wholly 1c-
voted to tue culture Of rice; and which, it was
supposed, would be laid under water upon the
approach Of the enemy. Occupying Piaccnza
Payia Aroma aud Iatra, the Austrians have
coutrol Of ali tue Sandman frontier, from
Switzerland down to tho Western border Of
Parma Across this line. '+.lcy seem to have
sent forward three Columns pointed toward
Turin: and thus far their march. cxccrt at
Budalora, twenty-five miles above Pavia. wlcrc
they carried the bridge at the point ii tlla
bayonet, appears to laqc been nnlmpesled
In tho mcan time, neither the French HOT S:,r.
diniaus hare sccn idle. Tie columns Of til,
former, dispatched from Grcuoble, have over
come the passes Of the Alps, and reached suz"
west and within some thirty odd miles Of IT,:
rim. with which capital they arc i'll communl
.,ation by rail. The forces shipped .;
Toulon. fur Genoa arc disc1nbarkiny t9tr,
nn1 going by rail u Alcssandria an.
Turin-thc former mot far from, fifty mile
from Genoa. The occupation Of Turin is, :,
was supposed would he. the advantage +,
which the French aud Austrians would ttl,
tend. As they are approaching it-thc Frenc!
from the Vest and South and the Austrian
from tic East-wc may in few days, ross;
bly, By the next steamer, hear that i great In;
tie llas been fought they are HOW hard!
moro than ninety miles ;apart-a distance tl:;:
their eagcrncss will inpcl them speedily T.
overcome. Gen, O'Nti and Marshal rl1lr.,
bert are already ut Turin; but rrolab1y with
out their forces.
LATEn-Thc arrival Of the Araso and ti.e
Nova Scotian, last evening, give us intelll-
gcnce one day Litter. Tl,r Ausirians haze n,,.
vanccd from, fortara to |icclli, apparent;
with lttle opposition. France las made Il
formal declaration oc war. and Napoleon has
announced his determination to Join the army
forthwith.