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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

s6S- In ten years ending with 1853,
not less than l3 Atlantic steamers were
lost, with 1000 persons, or a loss of about
one passenger in every 100 carried.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

Bssr The greatest instance of impu-
dence on recordis that of a yankee, who, in
an Italian city, stopped asreligious pro-
cession in order to light his cigar from
one Of the holy candles.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

Hf5~ The cause Of karaenay d Hilliers'
deprivation Of command in the presence
Of the enemy Is as yet mystery, but it il
q singular coincidence that his father fell
into disgrnco with Napoleon in l8l2.--
He had been taken prisoner by the Rus
slams as the result Of some military error.
and died IN Prussia without being restored
10 the .Elnp6rOr's favor. D'ilillicrs, the
SON. our readers who keep up with the
war news must be aware, was opposed 20
the strategic movements in flank which
preceded the battle of Magenta lou.
JourndL rr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

sas- The Washington Constitution says
.'we owe Spain foggine." Perhaps
Hwe'''do but sweo are not remarkable
for promptitude of payment, and Spain
can in this case nordoubt afford to wait.
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Montebeilo after the Battle.

A letterto the Messenger gives the fol-
lowing. description of Montebelloon the
day after the battle; HgR -
''Within fifteen hours after the battle
was over, we entered Montebello, where
woe only an advanced guard of 40 light.
SaTdiniahl horse The city was still al
most desert. The inhabitants, who had
fed the day before, ON the approach of
the enemy's columns were returning
timidly, one by one, watching and listen
ing sharply to'find out the condition of
their houses. Corpses covered the APP
proaches to the town and filed the streets,
those of the Alistrians in the proportion
of 4 to of the allies. While, NJ Chill
drau, my fellow traveller, was slketching
for LIllustration the scenes o; the battle,
according TO the description of the Pied
montese officer. went into some of the
houses.
"Eyerywhere saw soldiers dead and
stiff in the attitudes IN which they had
been struck. Bodies strewn in pools of
blood, furniture broken, walls grooved by
balls, doors and windows smashed, bayo-
nets bent and twisted, mliskets which had
been used as clubs adj this made up one
of those scenes which are never forgot
ten.
~ went to the cemetery. Ii was liter
allv filed with Anfstrians lvirp anlono the
"a ;s ~, '.,,.,,,,,,d ..is,,.t.,d com
siderably above the road. and has q wall
which is pierced with grated openhles
1t might almost BE called a f0rtiiicationI
AN the intrepidity and incredible ,ltsh Of
our soldiers was Required to dislodge a
desperate enemy with - little iess
- nave s.. sesn sne ars,,.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

PoLIrIcs IN MAINE.-The followingreso-
lutions are reported as having been adop-
Il lat nearly all the Democratic public
meetings held in the State of Maine:
Rssoirc-', That the Government of the
United States should not fonoe- -tlsa i,asti-
tuition ,of slavery upon the Territories
against the will of the people thereof;
but that the people of each Territory
should be allowed TO determine the ques-
ton for themselves, without the interpo-
sition of Congress, and subject only to
the Constitution of the United States.
Resolrod, That this doctrine is found
ed upon principles as ancient as free
government itself, and, in accordance
with them, simply declares that the peo-
pie of Territory, like those of State
shall decide for themselves whether slave
ry shallor shall not exist within their
limits" ~ -.
Resoleci., That the new doctrine that
the constitution confers the right of hol-
ding slaves in the Territories, in defiance
of the wishes of thepeople thereof, and
that Congress should enact laws giving
property higher rights than other proper
ty therein. is wide departure from these
principles, and would render the Demo
cratic party Justly obnpxious to the
charge of deception and dishonesty.
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IN 3fti .'t11 I"' |rtse''1 n.<|tfrusi< 1or-
fNI'E @''''i' 'EIrf. bis l's<tf tIf coE-
'tf'r''fe| 9. ne -1'ktt E'tNa'iII1ic With.
showing 4 "i-po''t'qu e ron't'ne lQt ou
w proved 9Qff' 'lI1ti, ~ thNH'Ht as|<'g
A. ''.etei''s' t'It1n Tue torn a'I1 stal-
'ft.e eie~e's'r ~ Re'noeegY can DO
nplAl',t' nnQ VIZ only pe pe able 10 gain
Wy sstt,k1n ~ lfeppitien y the r'eof
olspiayeo py ,he hepuDncan ranks. An
otner party, therefore, VIII come INTO the
ield' ana probably with the best chances
Tor success.
NO man has yet been named for the
PRESIDENTIAL candidate, who is likely to
become successful. AT the proper mo-
ment, one VIII rise from the conservative
portion oil the people, whose name will bc
an assurance Tor political peace, and un-
der whose administration we may hopo
Tor q reconstruction OF the order Of polit-
icai things. The country has been de-
youieu by parties long enough. An adj
minlstF9tlpn Ion the country, and not for
party = now solemnly demanded, and
when ~ y properly organized, as il will
De, its triumph will be sure, The old
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

THE SOUTHERN USIvERsITY.-The New
Orleans correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says that Bishop Polk has succeed
ed in getting ten gentlemen of his diocese
of the Episcopal Church, to subscribe
$500, 000 towards the establishment OF the
great Southern University. One old
gentleman-formly U. S. Senator from
this State, and subsequently Governor of
Louisiana. the Hon. Mr.. Johnson-has
subscribed S40,0O0.--Sauauiah RepabH
can. N
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

Dsg- The New York police have arrest
ed two city railroad coductors for passing
counterfeis dimes. It is supposed that
they have got off about $500 in short
time by giving them in change to passen-
gers The manufacturer 0 them was also
arrested.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

Bay A French magistrate. noted for
his love of the pleasure of the table
speaking one day to a friend said
"We have just been eating superior
turkey; it was excellent, stuffed TO the
neck, tender, delicate, and of a higher
favor. we left only the bones"
t'liow many of YOU were theres" said
his friend
Two replied the magistrate, 'the
turkey and myself
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

TnE IMPARTIAL JUDGE.-Hon. F. Brown,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
the Owen, Clay and Sullivan Circuit, Indi-
ana, while holding court last week in Clay
county, after having fined two lawyers for
contempt, got into dispute with one of
the parties, and after again taking his seat
ON the bench had fine of ten dollars
entered against himself, for contempt, and
actually held court for two days while in
the custoday of the sheriff.-Madison Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

p6yr A German merchant in Wheeling,
Virginia. was married last week after be
ing a widower only seven DAYS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

A JrarrNc CHALLEScE.- .Porter's Spirit
of the Times publishes challenge from
Robert Bruce Way to any man in Ameri-
"a 70 jump "three jumps," for $1,000 q
side, Ten thousand dollars is rather a
large sum 10 wager on this kind of ath-
letic exercise. Does anybody feel him
self agile and confident enough to take
the matter ups
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

(. AccrpKNrAl.--A dentist in Bradford,
Penobscot county. Me.. was recently sued
by lady for $40. being the estimqted val
ue ofa sound tooth. pulled by mistake.
Several doctors testified that the occur
renee was not uncommon with nervous
,nat;antsi Verdict for the dentist.
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