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NJ, SpT-RoE0N--The London correspondents Gf che
Nav, York Tribune writes as follows in relation u
tbe modern Boanerges:- Although the Surrey Gar
dans are of great capacity, most go very early
10 hear Mr. SpurgeOn for, arriving at the gates at
ii O'Clock on sunday last we found them ctosed by
,be police and nothing could induce them to let us
in As the place was quite filled with 1900 people
We CHANGED to pass tlst way an hour atterWald'
and il was an interesting spectacle that OF seeing me
vast multitude quietly issuing from the gates VAIN
al the order and decorum of less numerous con
yreqstion from the doors Of the established chHfch
Mr. SpuPgpOn comes out Of private adjoining eale
hat in hand sailing and bowling to the people, VINO
seenaed. ius ready u cry out with enthusiasm Tor
surely lie Is much admired and revered 10y THEM
Suah good-natlred cIovdisg, 9nd shouldering easeI
for a smile have not eeen iP New York, eXcept al
The ovationS 10 Kossuth and Field.
Mp. Sturgeon is exceedingly y1uth1r io0Aihg
and Il he had but neck would call nm handsome
6oT his coz, leNs0a Is as fair any English girls
Vth fuH checks bright teeth and eyes, and lrofu
sson Of dark brown hair, s.esliy colFe ne drcSses
in rich inElscElatc black 9nd stepped IN ms Sylsi
carriage where his wife and child wee WaIIinA
him with the elegant " geIIler1an pofSl y a
snI from ms carriage windows, sun uhe9tSt
cousl1sad snilingly 10 acknowledge the sstR'%
Of ME g,easle RS hong they could see hhi'- iH
great ts,fns de near the Surrey Gardens Is penn
erected with ali diSp2tchs at the late laying o. ''
corner stone he facetc'sly deFled newspaper s,o
Nv That an old lady had ci. i:'tn stS4e money
moreover said: Il hope no one VII s"aNe ~ ~
money for fear that. like other ministers tte
discover simultaneously with the touching ale JOY
tune that ] was afflicted with bronchitis, or some
thing which disahles Us from preaching the gospe.
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4
OUIs ULLAN the DscoVerer Of this cuouE and beautiful
exotic which native OF the Arabian Desert, Da
in Asia, the first to apply it to the Of
Weather Indicator having discovered its wonderful qualities
a minute examination in the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable production the Natural Weather indicated
indesuetb, AID will eontpne to perform It's funciG1s f5I
al tineS @ ans climate and at tAOnh sbmeFs du
SA he arnng@t ae1 knEn TO erni iaeludths Nric n TO
arfats, su phhrie c no bol1e Nar al h5lfna, aneies
intact andc Ontnues its performances uni
paired losing sensvenss capacity and will
ecay like other organic artificial substances, used for sma
purposes.
Natural Weather Indicator procured for the
of co. proguoscaes the weather with certainty
and durability the barometer, which costs SIS 49, and il
easily impaired.
The NATURAL WEATHER INpIcAToR known to the
World before introduced the subscriber and he for the first
sme IL the public for sale Its wonderful properties
astOnshe the scholars and scientific Of Europe
America 1t simple and manageable that difficulty will
found ic testing its value The scOverer under the
necesy Of saying anything in its merits his b
he permitted offer certificates from gentlemen who have
tested it, of such character all doubt at rest
permission refer to the following named gentlemen
Of whom have tested the Indicator for number Of years.
others for months all of whom have hesitation in
commencing to the favorable notice and Of the pubic
GENERAL
Professor W x Bowling, D. University Of Nashville.
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CON- sElGIAIs.


Agr4cuiturdt Bank, RroEnartlIe ssa1
Central Bank Of Tennessee Nashville.
Earmsrs' aud Mechanics Bank, Memphis. =
Meeh1nies' Bank, Memphis. = - - =
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank Murfressb5rc'.
Miners and ManniAetEreFR Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank Of Claiborne, TaseWel = s. - y
of brokers Offering is the dollar fog the notes
of the Bank Of East Tennessee 7rssaEeH
Et~ Other States
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Silver
$ Land Warrants.
Rsv,sw q inc marIIe1,. Nove-,aer D

10 Acres per 100 Aces, per acne...e.
so T" - .........,...S0c 100 = " Z" ........
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LOST.

kVEsTERDAY morning. a Ludy,s Geld AneAllr
watch, with the OF EiEsrl Farrs, stfs-s,
nd the No 1905 in.des 6o enaiu, Key and Pin
eee attaeaed The Watch lost he Public suare
10 vicinity, The finder VII Be ui.abg rsEa - "a az
q ne Bookstore Ss.f colisZsssrsst . - ~ 4
S-d1 -----e-. - s's1z1
,.--.----r---.-~- GEES
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We are authorized to announce eHG r. DlOsds IS asandi
aats orcriminaI Court Clsrk.--.. 3. So julys-td
We are authorized 70 IuO1nes'E NJ PATTEscs, csnd5
date for oerkOf the Criminal Court Of Davidson county, ID
ensuing March election. may25-td
We authorized JoN SHANE, Eqr clndf
iateOrrsistiOn to the efe Of erksha Csute th
We arc authorized announce ROBT H. G AsFa as acand
late fol Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing March election
augi4-td .-a-4 e. - II 80 ) = :
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FURNISHING AND FANCY COoDs..

sKETH are receiving find assortment Of Furpshi,
Goods, Of which w ST IRrS-eseFy ssiety ~ b
rns and latest styles. Collars, Gloves SUBSCRIBERS Rof Ne
Ties PoJsst HandkercFiefS Umhreilos,
variety Money Belts II0SBcf Cotton Wool Me-;o
Cashmere-TRAVEIISe sIAWbS, Gsgntletas a. Rueo'Se.
Ke and Calf, &e., for ssle BY w 2 =
80 -. ]. H. MoGIII.-
CAHESl ,CANESg
4 UsT sscevsd, beaatiiu1 lot Of an dsscries
~ ing Plain and Fancy, Ivory 49, ~ ~
% wood apoag which Ebony RosswooI RItn
dolucca and HhslebOhss For sale m ~
octl2 -str ! NJ N.atIr
keAcHaAMMoN Boards, Dominoes cbssnsr.. and cse...
SqArds'a great variety II Other iass ss received nd
Ladiss' and ashsleue6's iarashinz ssors,
ee.1 .oerssses sqsAre and college Street;
C0rn aud Wheat =
WILL pay he hshrs; mrket paee 59rooea ana Wlktt
Aalyessd 4 he CITY MllA s.Ns hOLLIS0sW0RfAs
VA As. ss.a--ss s = :.
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Gen Hardy Muree, do do
Prof ashley Hurt, D. Male College, Winchester Tenn.
Graves D, President of the Mary Sharpe College, va
chester, Tom.
The Weather Indicator Is offered for sale at
Drug Store of Aaron Stretch, General AGENT on the
HneT Of Union and College streets, Nashville Tenn.
The discoyerer will send the Natural Weather Indicato
Email postage paid, we'll put up and secured, any person
osng - W current money Fan and plain directions for
! lator, using, &c, accompany each Indicator.
q Address LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agent,
noTrv H., NJ
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MARKERS by TeIegrapn.

Nav YoEE' Noy -cOtt0n-sAles gninpoFhPt. Asalin
ppands 1l' Louisiana skies lave aavArced to s5K Nor
Offering. Tennessee declined 4. -
New ORLEANS Nov % Cotton stealy Sales to-day llOt
bales. Niddling l9lH. Sugar buo5ant at 797K. Freleh
% cottontO IIAHrei New York sight exchange aS93S
NEw IORE, November y3-Flour buOyaRt, Sales isOseB
si9o9i5 tendency new yellow Tsc
'Esark .oyant slb; yhlstsy a1l. -..-.. Il
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B EGRAr
E.aasCIa "a BOO NN., j
Repated Organizaslon at the NoTth!


All me IEsCRGESTs no l nan
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EoR cHILp 8 ~
7 e q. s5slbs9 o 9 hliiltg lor-k5-
-. II. MCLEAN.
MoLzANs YoICAEIC OF LINNENTI

sole BForrietoT Of this CoTiial.
Also McLeanfs volcanic Oh Liahaspir.
FrrIcipsi peI-t On tie corner Of TtiTa apg P7ae
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WALL PAPER.

Z UT RECEIVED, large and beautiful assortment Of Gold
aud VeIVeI Paper, Of the latest fash ion
fable styles with satin and ungazed Paper, Window Cur
ans &c which Offering very cheap for Cash Paper
Hanging done in the best manner. c. W. KLAGES, 4
Union Street, Odd Fellows Hall,
LAND FOR SALE.
SyHE subscriber for sale seventy ofsnd on hs
Middle franklin Turrpke four niles from Nashville I'd
dining which he resides and the lands Of Csf
Iones lAndis equal 70 test with abundance Of excel
tent never failing water, with the beautiful building Sts
the cous Try the midst of the finest eghbooodir
n America apriIA NATHANIEL RANTERs5
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ncEeaTr, ygie4n.c. Oil Iiaimsrt

Wa pheyq Fs'fi almost tstptaneoBsl,s and It win
eeanse, laTy, and Ecai the iOulest sores il sn in
erssiLE short tiP9. -
For Horses and other Animals,
wcF4an's eeLbraied Eminent is the q ~ a. IA
reliable remedy fr Dc eJiFe or SPAWN Iiis Bone
Winlgalls, Splinis, UHvRiurat LIgirs, ..-Ie7 ~
Swsasgs-- II wiz never fau ~ fnre f. HesI f,Il-s
EVIL, Fisihla, Ola isi,GRlag S,rcs. Or sr,.ny il
properly apEli,E Faf Nfafbk nruses Scratches,
Crsckets- iseA Cl.fess Saddls 81 Coilar Calls Cuts,
Sores, or Wl,s.r j Is infs,HhF rfmeGy. tuply
It dyscied and u certain IN every instance.
Tson tTifts nS longer az thu NJ any WORTHLESS Lin.
gHs4is oiirred TO you OBTAIN a supply 81 Dr. NJ
Leans celebratei hi,=aacnt II uif cure You.
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A Parting Word.

II asked what ad vice would give best friend
parting with him, would say-Be to keep DALLE37
MAGICAL PALY EXTRA CT0R always on hand. Iou lav'
ia sure safe andimmelte remedy for host Of difficulties
dangers. Once for al, DaegS Magical Pain Estractor
the Mil Jheror Of all the ree offered to the publ
For sale n New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by -
-t- s.-. J. WRIGHT & CO., =
No 81 and Isl Charities street.
soleagents for ire Southern States whom ell order
should b. addressed. q IOctl6d &yinn
Tux ORIENTAL TAIsMkN, HKrURKI WEATHER ISDcATu
Spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia 1t is 10
couptble will remain in correct and may las century
I'd viii orete, any climate, throughout the year. the vaop
s1Hgss or the taeetg JoaF hours ia dSdhce, az
perfectly rese. 1t is the discovery Of LorIs s. ULtsAE
tCoJmba, Tenn and may be obtained fOg slef A sTREc
GeneraI Agent Nashville, Tenn secured by nail b Ii
sdiscoyerer for So current money.
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NO. CauIiOnlS-The article &
-saES-<sS -5WhisEey so we'll known as "Daiy's A
na,ic valley whskes )" established arsputaon so niv
rendest difficult fer the msnufsctuTer keep pace witt
emsnd This . the result Of perssveng energy ts iht
uction, sustained by determination adopted the outse
lever aninstntdepared from, that Us original purity
Inrivaed excellence should continue to the end. M
The common fate attendant upon all such successful ECO
overtaken the manufacturer It is initiated by urscrup
mposrs and inferior and spurious ARTICLES pamed ~
he community, the great uetment of the public wf
injury to the manuaGurer both in eBoument and well ear
pute Every effort has been made to guard against this pas
Copyright q the LABEL a by peculiar shape Of the b
easseE the public against this imposition upon them
IpOn my rights and earnestly desire such information II
hose wLo may possess it, by having been VcmiIed othe
will enable protect the public and myself by proe
ion to the utmost extent Of the law The genuine Dalys
matte Valley Whiskeyi put up in IL bottles
light yellow Label, and sealed with yellow WI, W1ih Ihdp
9rietors stamp the wax and fig ims agnstEIs of lhsp
prietor the label All other Articles lmltaiGhs
Consumers depend Upon getting pure article VI
they buy the Valley Whisky, sold by the bottle and
cnlyt WIN. II. DAILY, e.
10 South William Street, New York;
sepll-d9m PrOnri
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wAnay's GombInea Reaper ana
RTaKvap f--i-il n :,

NTH WOODS k8IPROVEF HENT.--7ss,f
w eeiebratsa daehBe eeeiyed the arst premium az ri
- sIAI a. TIC best combined Reaping ara siogny'Itg
d the great intel States Agricultural Fair held ~ Ii
- ~ - ae lfei cane "a neer -issgeP, New
49, - - --sss ~ sns Elalsl eltrliass nilsa
.tI Z. $500. Llssp .lr1i Sc 41ifs Saris
o3e,- = 1slenl = llLe. es ~ ltursl
Ne aT4TsE ne hsi RssPss N & Be hess
f.s7 - lttfals presi-
y. Ir n 81 -ss..ea Seehly Asleuii1zi willie
humelDns cllef szzr, 1reIs -i-l r q slins
neltng ne l4r se-aon, ogef eqery aaahi1eir Aiafr
The aooye aas.nss arsfor sale b5 tie undsrIiras1.
GezerGi rsnt for ne. sssss
ISakR, WHEEf - 80
fsSe1-d&zr ssEa.haIs, ra-a.
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IoLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
!. --Tttsas s.. 70 9lsTANe. Aso0T n
oyE9 a MllLloN oF BorTLE9

This Cordial will never fail TO cure any Of the above
diseases, il taken AZ PEI dectj0ns on each betfle il
German, English, and French.
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HaT6 peen soit drriis tlA last-s,x raontHs, In
instance has II f''lrd in giving entire satisfaction.
Who, then, will sl ffCn weakness 6cbiiiiy when
MCLeaa's Strea.t 5ep,ng Cordial VII ciUs you
To WEFE nTEa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

Do you wish 10 he healthy and strong? Then 20 at
once, and set some of McLean's Cordial. 1t viii
strengtAeuRll infigorata yaBr whole srs en-: causing
healthy alld of Blood I5i9w through
every vein. and tlo rich, rosy bloom Of health 10
mount 10 your cheek again.
Everr i.ntfe-ia ulrranfed 10 rirr. al iacrrfinn
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do George Biackie, D, do do
do Paul Eve, MD do do
Lieut. Col Richard owen, NJ D, late do do
ss1 slh mI y bHr MD sy ssdoa 6ll %
DO gi2i Ford FTii g. D. DO DO DO 90 90 90
Rt Rev Bishop R P Miles, Nashville
Rev Graves, Editor Tennessee Baptist
8Rev H McFyeire, Editor Christian Advocate Nashville
{ Gen " Harding, Farmer, Davidson county, Tenn.
Ars Brown, Esq, do do do dc
+ David Mcfavoek, MD, do do do
~ Z ManlOye, D, do do
: Thomas GJwdy, Esq, Jeweler, do do
Rev PHn Elliott, Nashville fG Female Assmy 20
Yaux President Tennessee Marine Insurance COMPANY
II q ! Butler, Secretary dc do DO do
q Albert Payne, Esq Farmer and Builder, Nashville.
& Anderson Chief Engineer Tenn * Ala and &
james Sanford D, Geoosst the Sate Of Tennessee
81 Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn.
3 Prof Louis Agassiz, NJ D, Cambridge, Mass.
Prof Joseph Henry, D. LII D. Smithsonian Institute, Washing
g Prof John Draper NJ D, Ii D. New York University
Prof franklin Baehe, D, Tutor of the DpensatOry at u
jefferson Medical Coilese, Philadelphia, Pa. -
prOf5 L kidde. N B university Of T6aisiSna, D.
Prof Louis Gibbs, D, Medical College, Charleston, c.
Prof Francis Holmes, Id, do do do do
Prof DeBOw Editor and Proprietor of DeBOEs Revis
II New Orleans.
agen LuciusJ Polk, Planter, Maury county, Tenn.
I'd NJ fowler, NJ D, Columbia, I
8 IOan Baird; Esq, Farmer, Msury county, Tenn.
5Col A Wilkes, do do do DO
M .S S9 F85s4G5 a. E.q do do 8. Dc Dc
aSe!a sO S,iy, ksqs DO 90 do do ~
ohm DeysreOux. Esq, Engineer, Tenn Ala R.
wash Burt Esq., Attorney at Law, Columbia, Tenn
Z George CAMPBELL Esq, Farmer. Maury county
3 Messrs. Lee & Bryan, Druggists, Columbia, Tenn
Y Smith, Rector Female Aheneum, Columbia, Tenn.
Hdreh, D. Editor Of the Franklin Review, Tenn.
don John Marshall, Attorney Law, Franklin, Tenn.
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Also by W. W. BERRY DKMovILLE, EwIN, PEN9E
TON 4 co. ,t%S aRg4
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fRey Robert Caldwell Pulaski, Tenn.
~ Petway, Esq, Planters' Rank, Pulaski, Tenn.
81 COREY jr, Nsq, Union Bank, ChatanoOgA, Tenn.
az Alfrsi u White NJ D, Iynh9fIe, Tenu:I tit~s End
- Hearn do WsynesbOro do
S7JanesAnderson, ESQ, do
ID NJ Scott, Esq, SOmsrville, Tenn.
y Hon VIM Martin, Circuit Judge, Pulaski, Tenn.
s. Hon Baxter, do do Nashville, do
e IL Nicholson, Esq, LaErenceburg, Tenn.
Z lanes Potts, EEq, do do
Il Vim Barkes Esq, Farmer, do do
REV Hill, d. Editor and Proprietor Of The Presbyte
III Herald Louisviley Ky5-s E. = =
Rev Ed Porter Editor aud Proprietor fthe Presbyte
e Sentinel Memphis, Tenn
,AF NJ Crawford, Nj D, Greenville, Tenn.
R Kerr Esq, Library Of the Lyceun and Library Society,"
Il 0rleans, la.
ID McDermott, NJ D. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
George Fshback, ESQ, Pine Grove, Clark county Ky.
~ Hayes, ESQ, Athens, Ala
l7P NJ Thompson, NJ D, Danielsvills, Ga.
81 W Hancbck, BsqL.rAs do - do - as.a
8 isjor II Peters, MoultOn, Ala.
SD II Van Buren,: Asa Augusta, (is.
zB Simmons, n d, Old Town, Ais.
3 Major VIM Gilmer, Pulaski, Tenri.a
=. Rev Provine, Murfreesboro, Tenn,
Is Hon Charles Ready do do
E3Col W Watkins, farmer DO do
s4Thos Turner, Esq, do do
2 Wheeler, MD, do do
"a Wendell, do do do
SE Is5 4sS3v sa 2 d. g. -
Prof ashley Hurt p, Male College, Winchester Tenn.
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Fancy Goods.

BuckSkin Shir1S aud Drawers.
SUPPLY of best quality, and few Of second rae, reeei
ss -, sale Nv Eeet3l 4 H. McCilf,I
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BIZ ofthe State OF Indisn2-.ldis
Other BsEks....~.--~...-y.5 :
ILLINOIS s..-s--.s..-..sssss---..
All notes Of this State should
be eouniersigned by the shste
0hcet, being then secured by.
deposit Of State Stocks; whom
tns'is not done they are an
sAleabie' r.. ,ss'.
's-- ~ 49, ----f gpe,
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Lso, hand Preserves, PING Apples, Pickles, Toza
~ Caspp, sauces, Oysters, SafdDes, Lohsefs, &c,
Fruits Oranges lemons, Rasns, IS, Currant Cran,
heese, Dried Beef Beef Tongue, &c Spice Teas So 10
old cheap, either wholesale retail. -
-...---- CHAS. ROBERTSON.
poya--dtf No17 MHees Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

In Tue General Sessions yesterday Catherine
McGovern pleaded guilty to attempt at grand lar
ceny, having stolen $50 worth of clothing She was
sent to the penitentiary for one year. John Cans
respectable looking man, against whom were
two indictments for larceny pleaded guilty He stole
$3.50 worth of diamond rings and brsasaprins from
Adolphus Woolf The Recorder sentenced him to
imprisonment in the State prison for three years
and six months Judgment was suspended IN the
case OF George H. cleveland, indicted for forging
bis employers name to due bill for Sill, on
condition that bis friends send him out of the
country, which they agreed to do. Essi Kerrigan
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Among tho principal causes OF death were Il

There were also deaths Of bleeding of the lungs,
ii Of congestion Of the brain of congestion of the
lungs, 70 Of Group, Of debility Gnfantile), 5 of
darrhea, Of eryspelas, Of disease Of the heart,
Of hopping cough, premature births, 81 still
born, and IL from violent causes, including sui
cides, murders, and burned or scalded The
annexed table shows what portions Of the human
ay,ton, no 90 boon mott
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pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was sent
To the cit nrisou for thirty do

pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was sent
TO the city prison for thirty days.
The GALES Of cotton yesterday confined TO about
SEQ GOO bales Dealers disposed TO avail the
receipt Of later foreign from Europe. We continue
to quote middlng uplands at &c. llAc tho ia''er
Il, ure, however, being more less nominal houers
were at Offering any fine cottons Of moment Flour was
O. mer and closed advance OF &C. 10c, ana IN some
rather more, with fair demand for domestic con-
SUMPTION and speculation. Wheat was held above tho
Of buyers which checked sales The transactions
made at steady prices Corn was unchanged, ana
sales limited ork was frmer, with sales OF new mess
at SIS so a SIS 62h, old do. SIS l2h and prime ut
sl3 62 s13 rs. Sugars we're quiet and sales limited
though steady prices Coffee was inactive, and sales
tring Freight engagements were moderate and rates
unchanged. he saie held yesterday drew good and
spirited company, and the whole catalogue was pretty
we'll sold OUT and at advance for both the green and
blacks over previous sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

The TARIrF-A VOICE FROM Souru CARO-.
LNA.-The Charleston Mercury, upon the question
of protective tariff, says;-"W We trust that the
members of Congress from the South will stand
firm, and will rule out of all political or party
association every man and any wing which may
join the black republicans 10 this fragrant device
of sectional plumber" The same warning
authority further remarks that, already
Southern Presidential aspirants, with their re-
tainers and followers, have sought to sustain
and keep in affliation the traitor Douglas and his
Northern clan but that, protective tariff men in
cluded, "we trust the State Rights men in Con-
gress will repudiate such allies, and purge the
party Of their corrupting presence and associa-
ton" This demand for mere "purging"
when the party has already been purgcd to the
verge Of the grave isa very severe one The
party wants a tonic. Cuba will do and even
an incidental protective revenue tariff may
strengthen the backbone Of the party In de-
fault Of these specifics, 1t must be turned over to
the undertaken. We agree with our Charleston
contemporary, however, upon the main point
that when the party has ceased to be true TO its
principles, whatever they may be, IL were better
that il ceased to exist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

an extraordinary session Of the new Congress !;
and to make his recommendations thereto con-
vincing and efficient, let him occupy his inter
mediate time in the reconstruction of his Cabinet
and the whole personnel under his Executive
authority, from Washington to every extremity
Of the Union. In word, as the corrupt, dis
cordant and dsbanded democracy are no longer
worth looking after, let the President begin the
important work of organizing new party. The
materials are abundant, the crisis demands the
experiment, and the country will support it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

The number Of deaths, compared with the cor
responding weeks in 1857 and 1868, was as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

THE VIRGINIA OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION
THE OH Vine PARrY RAISED FROM THE DEAD
We publish to-day, from our Richmond CORES
pondcnt, pretty full report Of the proceedings
OF the late opposition (Whig yedieiuus) Virginia
State Convention in said city Their nominee
for Governor, Hon, William l., Goggin, old limo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

strange, that while in England the people are
shak'ng of the intolerabe yoke which the tribe
OF modern saints" headed by Sir Andrew
Agnew, would fasten on them for ever and re-
Gently even the government of that country,
with standing army at its back, were unable
to stop the bands OF music aud the assemblage Of
multitudes in the parks of London on Sunday,
attempts are made here in the metropolis Of the
United States to revive the worn out aud ex-
ploded follies Of the past