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Passenger Trains will run follows: NJ
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1925 A NJ and s p NJ.
&" Stevenson at $3.50 - and $50 P ". -a
Arrive at Chattanooga at 500 A. NJ and 500 p II.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at ESQ A. NJ. aud 2:S0 p. ".
~ Stevenson al 80 A. N. and 5 5:3OP.M.
ArrI e Nashville at IL so p. n. and 80 p. NJ.
DOH Trains making close connections East and
I'D West a Stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston
and other railroads to New Orleans and other South
cities, at Chattanooga with Georgia State
Road and by it with oh-r Roads running through
Seorgia south Carolina and Alabama, and with East
tennessee and Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga,
connecting link in the Virginia route, TO Lynchburg
Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington city,
New York and other East 'rn cities.
Through tickets may be had at any hour on applca-
iion Ticket agent, at Office Al Depot TO the follow
ing places. viz New York, via. last Tennessee aud
Virginia r,Ut.; New York. via Charleston, Phiadel-
pbia Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg, Rich
mond, Lynehburg, Knoxville, Charleston, SavaUnah,
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery, Huntsville,
Grand Junction, Memphis, New Orleans, Virginia
Springs Beersheba Springs and McMinnvilie-
L. W. COLE, Superin endent
july1-tf BGNU&A
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Public Sale Of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, SC, Sc,
Belonging to the Estate of John Shelby.

rINHE undersigned administrators of John Shelby,
i dece ased, will offer for sale at FdtherIana,
SATURDAY the lsr day Of OCI0BE. next, the fol
low ing BlOOded Horses
The celebrated race horse SOCKS and his DAM,
in foa by AIbion and three of his bali sisters,
four years OLD iher three, anu the third two
years old MARK Y0UNG,a Black Stallion, four
years old, by Albion, out Of Lilac. The dam OF
Bcttie Martin three OF her colts: March, (grey }
four years old, aud his full brotuer (bay, three
years old, both sired by imported Emu, aud a bali
brother two years old, siret by Chiide Harold. A
Grey Mare by imported Sovereign, out OF ArchiaEa,
in loai by Albion. Morgan Mare, a splendid
animal, about eight years old, and her yearng
colt A pair of scotch ponies, (grey) we'll broken
to harness three years old and the other iour.
ALSO
Three Jacks, from four To six years old; several
rk horses and mules, and between fifteen and
twenty head OF cattle, amongst which three
young Ills Of the pest blood several wagons anu
carts with htrneEs aud various farming imp enlents,
including No. Reaper, cultivators, plougus, sc.
Pedigrees OF the above mentioned stock vail be
given Ia iIandbi!is, u be issued Immediately.
TERHS.-Iwrlve months credit-nUtes well
cured and payable in Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
V. 5. LINDSLEY.
Nashville, Aug. 27-td
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NEW SERIES NO. 1889.
Transportation.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
80 80 - .
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
VILLE-SIXTEEN HOURS!


ON and after WEDNESDAY, August the 10th inst,
" 1859, Trains will follows:
Leave Nastivi le, 400 A. NJ, and 400 P. ".
Arrive At Boz ling Green, 80 "a and 900 a.
Connect by Mail Coaches with train at Ritter's, for
LOUISVILLE.
Arrive at Louisville, $50 '' and 1880 a.
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ, and 90 P. NJ
Arrive at Riters, 1l:10 - and 900 "a
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green $50 P. NJ, 500 A. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 1890 90 1000 90
BY this arrangement a close connection is made at
Louisville with the Northeru, Eastern and Western
routes.
Connect also with mail co ches at Gallatn for
Hartsville aud Carthage
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which
each person will be allowed eighty pounds free OF
charge above that weight subject to extra charge,
payable TO Conductor All other articles carried
in the Baggage Cars viii be charged express freight
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars, Edgefeld, Gal
latin aud Bowling Green without purchasing tickets
will be charged ten cents extra.
ROBERT MACLEOD,
Aug. 6-BSGu-u. Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

A NY person wishing TO purchase neat Country
"A Residence, with about Nine Acres of good Land
miles from the city, on the Gallatin turnpike, can
get bargain by applying at this Office
aug23-lm
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LAND for sale.

4 WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
l. drea acf-s, Handsomely Improved, Situated %
miles North Ot Nasas ille lmtneIatciy the Louis
ylis and Nssnyiile branch fdrnpsKe, nies lrosn
Louisville and NAsAyilie Railroad adjoining the
aGIn vI William a. Ihllsps rSfer psEsoils SlsnIug
u the LiT To Mr.. u. Philips Tnsi fsrm has
aliissg springs oi ns water, and ts ol
hcalLhiest places IN state be purchased
g,d terms private sale, bstwsen t4s aali tnv ursl
Vi octobsr l.eKt. winch u val be enerod by
.ue at paOhe sale cAhOlISk J. BELL.
Junc2U-td
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fall Rafes.
Nashville Races.

Nashville Races.
VA ILL commence IUES ,x
w DAY. OLIOhsR ARA, - k&A
with sNeeistAke for two KXZ-A
year olds, mile heats. ..S>--SsSS
siOO entrance, $50 forfeit Csss ~4..I - e--.4>4.
sGooSD kAcE, same Day Swe' pstAAe Tor three
year old. slvo entrance, SIS forfeit. Closed with
cutrtss. .# .a
1HKD RACE, same day. Match for $500 side.
Que heats. f#
Mr. kvkELY names eh. & by @. Elliott, years old.
Mr. LEWIS names <. L by ot-eilo, years Old.
NKDSEsDAt OclOosr 5th.-NlGb purse 500. Two
mile Ue4ts.
THulusoAY, October 6th.-sweepstake for three
year old. One mile heats $500 entrance, $50 lor-
Iest Closed With entries.
fNpAY, october IIh--CIab purse $500. One mile
heats.
SATURDAY, october sth.- .Propristor's purse $500.
Iwo mie heats. ). J. EAKTEli,
seps-u Proprietor
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Farm for Sale.

1 An offering for sale, privately, ihat valuable
i TraCt OI l-lud known The Hay Tract, situated
the Nashville ana CnAtttnOoga Railroad, aJout
milvs Tue eIty. Tue improvements are ui the
Ocst description, consssting OF nue BTCk HJuss with
lli other necessary cut houses. Ilfcre = %
acres cleared Ina, balance heavily umbeieG. Ihe
place Is also ~eIi wstsred. EtNo altogether Is
,ue ol the desi able places la tue vacinity OF
Nashyilie. Il not sold by ths aTst OF .NOYesa0er
~ill DC rent tue easaIag year. For pArucalars
call on t. h. 0L,SCCCn & -. or Nance \ WOOD
AARu % " me a. my store ON Market 81 est, No. s
sell4-u JAS. v. HAYS
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Wheat Wanted.

VIE undersigned - preparing 10 put the Broadway
l. Mills into operation a supply oi new
Wheat De ObtiIned. fhe uigucsJ Net prio,
viii be paid Tor Wheat delivered al the Mil.
JuHcJ - 10 DlCkEY
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CARBEN ana .sAltre.a ghss s4rreps on has
VI aaa fof sAis by 4. % piCz.kf,
usF1z-ff sa MsFkas street.
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DON'T READ THIS I!

Men WANTED, To sell RAPID SELLING, valuable
4fl FAMILY NohKs.
HISTORICAL, DESCRIPTIVE, RELIGIOUS, &C.,
Al loo p-ices wi,h ISrkKEsIISG CoSTESrs beAuti
lulIy CUIogKD PLATES.
Sc kOr ulars with full particulars, apply 10
HhAky HowE who tICegty years beea pa bl
oi Agents ooks eEetassssty Address hlIn III
Aaiu street, Tin innat, Uho or, If you lave East, a
loo Nassau street, n. 4. augi3-weo2giO
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Fine imported Brandies for Sal,
Wantr0.
Cross Ties Wanted.

TTNHE Nashville and North western RIilr DAD Com
i pany wish To contract Tor 40 600 CEDAR CkUSs
rikSs, ieel long, inches thcN wvil ncwn, face
at narrOwest place not less than iChes clear Of
bark timber 10 be sound u be delivered At the grade
line oil the road Ia Nashville
The contractors want 10 contraction 80 600 WHITE
or POST-UAk IIkIS Of the same the above, to
b" delivered TIE line OF the road ia piles
section II to section -, enough each section to
supply the same.
Persons washing to bid will direct to the President
and directors Ol the Nashville and North western
Raruad CompOny, Nashville, tennessee.
Jul, 2l-u
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NO. MARKET srREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
II AVE now in store aud TO arrive
III SUGAltS.
20 hhds. New Orleans sugar, llgrades;
loo Dbls. Crushed sugar, ala sr1acsi
90 - st. Louis LuaI sugar all grades
so " Powaereu sugar All grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Coffee.
100 bbIs. New Crop 1luldsses, ,all5radcs;
100 halt ODls. New Crop MOLlsses, ali grades,
80 bbls. and Kegs Guiden syrup
LlQUOIto.
100 bbIs Pike Magnolia " husky
100 Dean a Hsties do,
100 Smith b Reserve uoi -H
lUO old kye dos
LOO " 10 Newsom's do, trebble distilled;
100 40 Tennessee White do;
ZUO ." Ola Country do;
100 % Old Bourbon do;
100 40 Old MUnOngchala do
40 Robertson count! do;
100 pkgs. PoT and Malaga " Inc;
75 baskets ChalnpaIsne "ihei
500 pkgs. BrandS various brands
zoo bbls. Motifs celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRlEso
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes Star Candies;
400 hall BOXES IiIiow Candies,
100 keams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes -Iarcn;
1000 bags Fine salt:
800 100 u. ID Caps;
LOO bbls. Fresh Ale:
50 IicrCes kiCC:
SO chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 caIs Fresh Cove Oysters;
loo boxes . X. Cheese prime;
loo . +. ID. - -
800 bags Shot, escorted;
1000 lbs Bar Lead;
50 bags Black Pepper;
100 doz, BruOms,
100 90 Cotton Rope;
100 boxes soda IA papers;
100 - scotch Suun;
25O a. Stick Candy;
loo 90 Fancy do;
100 casks English SoLu:
1000 doz. assorted buckets:
In and Tor sale lower thn they can be sd e.e
where.
Ne are Agents for large Wooden Ware a nd Buck ct
Mandatory and are prepared, all times to sclIto
The Trade al Manufacturers prCes ,treII hi added.
CAkIEk, NllStURD & co,
derlO No q Mari etstreet
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VALUABLE FARM LANDS
& r s A E

\ AN OF, ring for sale privately Two s<e
Il NEHl VALUABLE FARMS. Une - &7%&
IrzUt 3lG Acres, sitaated the baena 8x@SA
Vista ttk., about - miles IRON tue essy aud -
has Irunt II \ a the fIke. and Is IN %
tas sat,sf sois la basAissn csaHsy. insfe
are a0osi 40 CLEARED Lsai, Tue balAnes ,lsa
and we'll IN blue grsEs fhe en,irc iaral n
enclosed sita SlSue and Gear Fencing. There =
several uns bulldtsg slirs, besides OF aevef
iaitng ssrngs, ~-sh hates CSees fuaaiug thFossh
tl1e tract. thc sssa VI TIE nness qaAiity, Ser al
tzrnlsg paFtsasess
ras S.ass ls tract Of IAad en ii.e Hydes -
fuFTy Pike, y lng ths ursa fsrd " hi,s zAkss
Crees about q of naies lrOai The ety roE- zzEzH
sAialag ztg xcres--lIo zcres IN custss Aslon,
the IxfnAialdcr umaVrUd-taV = hoic bcioS of Sue h
sst sosi. there u thas traet LOss huNsAl shh
tAi rooms, eesises kifChsA, snd eteef oattosis-
es. There also Gnasatasat baaisiag sites = has n
makes vary desiFa0ls foF srosesasnI gns -<t
lies alssHlls tbs q b. n. Esas, aaal ad 1A1e-
~eis ls1 de-
call ne ssleatioa of those wishing 60 par
clAse iaTaas ~ less ts tEaets >sssas.ag sas an
tses ~ esflsss t4 are n sc sset $50, ses
st0sk TAssiag 90 isfu,ias saftsosea Ee4eFsiy. A
am deter n4issa ~ seli ulli sfes . b3sgats-
tor Ezftkssisfs call - ~ rsslAsacs, % on
L. Il. t..As1ucA Nashville.
aases-sflHsm ID. foU>s.
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RATES OF ADYERTIslNG.
nsp-Dark.

From vIscHER, OWEN CO., General AdvertI.,ps
House Appleton Boildins ,s4s Broadway,
New-Yerk.
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Extra vamssx Fiaur.
Is s,sss aaa sor sels 50 ses. exsrs fAmly flour.
NfEl,f tfoeHeti'< -.
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GOLD PEAS.
Ares sapFsy q sh< sszs artisls. last received
iansss soas 'Fosx cns
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EPPERSON SPRINGS.
E. E. Il Il. TTans Fofrs, Executors.

The following persons have been visitors at these
Springs, and refer TO Them for the medicinal
qualities OF the water, &c. f--.r r.. ~ ~
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B, TENN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1859.
for Sale
SPRINGS
For Sale at Auction.

On Saturday, The Slh day Of 0 .Ober, 1859,
yIJE will offer for sale, the Court House door in
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TIE FATE OF SIR JOHN rRAyxLiE.

More !ui>rc>tn. than The news oi coater-
cree. o: peace settlements, or Of nos w:ne, Is
tie Intelligence bYonrh: ~ he Canada. and
;,!Iy confirming Tic fate o.: Sir john vrsnh!in,
and n,i,in. public the las record Of the H.
.aicd exp, dii3on. III .!ohu Frankiia Sailc,! "u
his Arctic VOYAGE ia May, ISL. lie was last
h,ard fem ia July q! TIE sane yc:r. Relics
OF MS party were Subsequent. found among
the ESqumaux, who reported seeing som. Of
lis men alive in the spring Of l>j", aud find
IL: the dead bodies some E.pr.;h> later III the
season. TIE screw steamer FOX. sent cat II
que, Of tie lidug> OF the Franklin cXpcdiuon,
Ia, returned to Eu gland, with Il record Of the
abandonment Of ,ae k:chus aud Terror in
April Is!N. Tie record a!-p states that Sir
john Franklin Gvd Jane liln, !,l!. The
New Ic;k Commcrc!a. says:
For years TO one has doubted that the Frank;
lin expedition MAS cEtirpiy lost. Meanwhile
his WIFI, with u devotion, perseverance, a"L -ei-
sacrifice that is worll.hnOwn, has st 81 foot
and "acouragcd one expedition after another 20
make search Tor Ter husband. Her itrve!.t ap-
p,al> and he. determined example have aroused
L widespread ,ympa,ily, and chivarouS ;ncn III
England and America have freely given time,
treasure health and life t,c!ito further her plans
L. reward, # possible her stead: fail! and con
stan; ly,c, with intelligence of Il positive i'm
p"It. SIc has nos the melancholy satisfaction.
o! knowing that SIR John Franklin died year
before Tie failure o. tie CNloG.t!vs, ard three
years Ly: re tie hours Of dcSpai: and suffering:
when the .c'I.rlc silence Of The Arctic winter
closed al upon the .l>t remnant Of the HARDY
end heroic men Y.t.o have gwen their !!amca
10 immortality.
Sir John FGaLL." va, bonn April lGih. 1855.
al was consequent q! years old 1t the time
OF his death. Ia lsui lac -eryud as u ,ur,!sh;,..
man 1T the battle Of Copenhagen. In lSo2 and
1895 he served in the eXpc,..u"u 30 explore Tie
coast Of Australia. In lsrj io took pax: in
the battle of Trafalgar. Ia the way c, ls!3 lac
was wounded in N. engagement with .,r.HVats
at New Orleans In 1918 he made h.- .::>t cX-
petition TO the Arctic seas In 1919 lac com.
inaudld an overland expedition f:om HUDSON
BAY to the Arctic ocean. Ia 1925 he comn'anC..
ed second overland expedition. In Isl" he
WAS kaish,cI. in 1880 he rendered important
SER. 1, ;e Greeks. then struggling for IN
dcrcuICace. In l>5G lac was made Governor
OF Van h.yman'> Land, where hc remained till
lei3. - lsij he started on ,hc expedition
from w!"t.. "c never !ciurncd.
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CASE OF R.sHnp nNnEnnnyE

We are Authorized toSta,c that memorials 10
the Ro1>e # Bishops arc beng signed by the
Laty OF uoih pdH'N ~ tie Episcopal Church;
hat waving all other questions connected with
the suspension aud restoration OF Bishop Ceni.
I. OEderGouk, the members OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese %; Nvw Yorl,
deeply !lg, that the position oi tue suspended
B:sa, y j. such in this community, and ,ha, his
per- .~tsncc fOr 50 many years IN denying rhc
Justice Of lns sentence, has 80 shaken the con.
tidcncc Of many members Of the Church, iha,
under 10 circumstances can he rcsun.c "Hy
jurisdiction in this Diocese, or the eArrcISc Of
any Episcopal functions, 10 the harmony am!
OBLIGATION OF the Church or the glory OF Christ
bu. that, On tie contrary. such resumption
would lead to great aud manifold evils, not con
fined 10 this Dio-csc, bat extending to the
whole Chuich.
They therefore pray the House Of Bishops
that the sentence Of suspension lie not removed,
until Bishop undcrdonk >ha!! have resigned his
jurisdiction Vi ;ac Diocese Of New iork.-,N.
!. Times
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THE OLD CHURCh'

Close by my chi!dhcod's qi's' ''''''
=, o,,;", ', SIMPLICITY a house of Gr'y%F' ,r,.
40 ir,,. 400 bv Jealous t'i'!siIa" ''a'''o'
p- 49, and pgo<pcred by .lHisniy care
,v;.,,;, ,be precincts Of tia, hol!owcd place,
" N. "a, my chi!di>!. steps were ionily led
nj H. oI,cn iherc my wandering eyes w"u!d
IT., br,E memorials Of the houored dead
With rap, delight heard the organs peal,
And cazyd witi awe upon tne holy man.
VIC taught By !,.,th and warmed by Cody
zeal,
Lsb,red among Us ,hroash lis lies b'ie: span.
How soon learned eacl, wei scanned form
10 know,
Tho fair Young faces, and The >:!ycry hair,
The occupant Of every sea; could show,
Pom, on, the sexton IL lis old IrG chair
And fondly though; that tony rapiurca sight,
No o,ht: scene such sc..nt,U. coG!i untold,
None ever mas brought sUci umm'Acd delight,
Nor ever can bring ii! my heart grows cold.
Long in the grave those re,':,nd heads lave
lqia,
The boon. has adel from those s.owing cheeks
Those childish dreams eau .cyer coineasain
Ba: tony heart lao" plain Their netn ~ speaks.
Dear ,ime.worn pile. i, there 100 other heart,
To whom thy waits are sacred GS to me:
None that VII! .rievc and in, bleed 70 par,
VIZ. al Inc ,@c:aorics i...., a!c twlacd round
thee:
Is there no arm TO stay the impending blow,
10 voice with powc. to avert ny threatened
fac.
Or must see Thy loary towers lie low,
The temps OF ny God uisdc le>o!Gtc:
lis VII! be done perhaps there are but few,
Whose hearts ci.u- 10 dice ".Ji 4 lnye like Elnc,
Aui wAcn some i"itcr temple meets The v;cw,
The !. cease 20 sorrow iur tie auc:vMt shrine.
u:St)r x.tsnA'S
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rou,oez..;e conr.n,;on at M.saehu,e,a

Bo>rpx, Oct. li.-lnc Democratic Stat
Convention assembled at Concord, " H., to-
day, an. was called to order By Mr. Robinson,
chairman Of the committee. There was a fair
ATTENDANCE. The basis Of representation is one
for each representative to the Legislature. The
names talked Of Tor Governor are Asa =. Cate,
Of Mortified; Walter Hartman, OF Warner,
and j. :. Cheney. OF Manchester. 1T the
democratic Convention Of the Second Con.
.:rc.>ional District, at Mildleboro, today, Lee
lard F. River Lincoln Of bingham, was elected
delegate u the Charleston Convention The
Douglas ticket was defeated by large vote
IN Intellectual attempt was made to introduce
nnn.lns resolutions
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.ViSCl.Li...HEG,S.
FAR Ms Engnir
SCENE on THE M.sSiSSIPpi.

The Say o'c:he.d Was c,ouI!vs>, AND it,
clear, blue ,aro.y clU!! tu;Icaind Us oith">c
pure regions beyond the sigL; Of ,Horia!>; but
the horizon Was b,girt win natures choicest
pcnci!iug>, and mos, exquisite finish. Pink.
blue ana purple iiu.cd witaa golden hue, crcr
changing mo Various shades, seemed with
common consent :, Ui,"d together into the
most perfect harmc"y.
Th, sun flushed deeper and deeper aS he
folded around him his giiiteriHg robes and re-
vea,cl himself in his own majesty: bpt a, lis
feet lr cast long and siiyrry pathway, and
on either side ten Thousand GimIpl.d waves
came creeping ~, bowed in reverence, AID
with b.u,h rctrcatcd. unit. aSscgthicd III one
Va, multitude, thcy :lo"ca in their rosy light.
~ length lie sun retired, Withdrew his g!D.
rious I.;.way. ami twilight d"epencd The
cloud, ~ p!y>;iy dignity. change tac!r robes.
ard n p.a"eI IL I more souhrc hue. The
wsreS pI.;ouE .! the >H:ac change. and for 4
win. darhIc>S seemed settling u,,on the face
Of i.- waters; bat soon TIE ha!l.L.oOn appear
eli. ana though She shp.e with a borrowed
h.h;. We; tie waves danced aud h,aZcd Us be-
:yrc. Now here. now there, iasy moved
waiting, embracing each other ~ the dance.
caIu-il. partners, and 1t las! shooting oil
i.Ne !r-'vor, II ;urnIn. >Oucrsct over some
rctrvaun- wave; but they dared not venture
Tar ,:o;a vug ioanus PATHWAY. whose Si!ycry
threads :e>emC.yd the glowing beard OF some
Oh Isll..as Ill.
Tie moon was sinking in the horizon. AID
Tie waves uIun the shore ,Tcr.niiu.ly held her
e%pi.!ns light, while the woods upon ci,he:
side Z. ti.l> mighty I!,c:, waved their green
branches 10 each o;hc", and cast thr." shadows
upon Tue water.
Onward slei our proud steamer, aid soon
she stood abreast with one al her sisters WHO
va, footing gracefully AID swam.li'lc, bearing
above tic d.,u l:u; OF the pilot house, the llls
Of our E.ighty Republic in commeIaoracion OF
iI.6 Then lac Thought The ocean may hcaye
with the thoughts o. his own grandeur, and
the beautiful lake, may leave ,he green shore,
w.rh surround them.
But We !,"c III, noble :ircT beg
..r... ON q ? Hl.H...l No.
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News from New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, October ll.-,iencral Twiggs
mas asked to be relieved from the command Of
the military department Of Texas.
Il j. reported that the Camanchc, and other
Indian tribes are planning grand expedition
against the northern frontier o. Texas.
1t is reported that Collector latch has dis
covered 4 secret receptacle IN the hold of the
steamer Philadelphia, containing boxes Of mus
kets, supposed 10 have been shipped at New
York
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WA>HINGTox, oct l2-rhe British Govern
mcnt las demanded az explanation Of Genera!
i!lrncy occupation Of San Juan. \ reply Is
bcin- prepared, which rum0r SAYS jUstItieS his
cJui,r. ~ the treaty makes 10 provision Tor
Sctt.in: differences OF this character. il is the
opinion .! a distinguished statesman, that it
now remain, for England to initiate any RENE
DIV which she considers right and justtiablc
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New Hampshire Dcnoc.a,ie Conversion.

CONCORD, Oct 1.-THE New Hampshire
Democratic State Convention nominated Asa
J.. Gaze, o.: Northtci for Governor. The
Cor.'en;ion took 10 action in reference to up.
pointing delegates to Ia" Charleston Conven.
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HEII0U EENIE

ArGrsrA. Oct ll.--l special despatch from
New Orleans states that the fever is increasing
~ Ho,s''a on; there has been no increase at
Ga.Tcs,," t.e:e were nine cases III the New
Ori,;.... i.o,. a.. last week.