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'.On that Harper's Ferry riOt, EXPECT TO BIZ
lLECTEDp
This is the language Of Mr.. KUNKLE can
didate for Congress in Maryland. We need
not say he is a democrat-that is evident
from the remark he makes. No one outside
of the democratic ranks would endeavor to
make political capital out of suchan affair as
thatw hich has made Harper's Ferry notorious.
Every shift and turn of the slavery kaleido-
scope is seized upon by democrats for party
purposes, with, sometimes, d reckiessness
which seems willing TO hazard every interest
private and public. What was there in the
Harper's Ferry riot to warrant Mr.. kUNKLE's
expectation? 1t was an invasion by outside
rufians, in which no Marylander took part
against the invaded; but to defend whom
men of all parties rallied. 1t ought to have
the effect Of uniting in feeling and sentiment
every true Southerner, but such men as Mr..
KuNKLE can never lose an opportunity to
avail themselves of slavery isues. They
know the advantages which the party have
derived from them, and have not the manli-
20 he lust and honorable 10 their fellow
citizens, who cannot stoop to such base use
of dangerous matters.
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my resignation at the earnest solicitation of
many personal and political friends, who
supposed that the Interests of the Bank would
be promoted by it, and that the Old Board
would be renominated in the event of my do
ing 80. did not feel myself at liberty 10
resist the earnest appeals of SO many friends.
Seif-respect prevented myself or the Old
secure a re-appoin ment and from taking any
steps to prevent the confirmation OF the New
Board.
To that extent no further. have l been
satisfied. Respectfully. &c,
G. JOHNSON.
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From the Louisville Journal.
The Excursion to Nashville.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is
opened 10 public travel to-day, and the me-
tropolis of Kentucky is within eight or nine
hours distance of the capital of Tennessee.
The whole construction and equipment of the
road have been effected in the very best style,
and it will compare most favorably with any
other railroad improvement in the country.
Two passengers trains will leave our CITY
daily, The first starting at $50 A. NJ, and the
second at 2:2l Z. NJ. There are thirty-six
stations on the route which we will enum-
crate, with the relative distances from Louis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-02
-s- We snppose the one.,Ion Of A recha

cs- We suppose the question OF rechar
ter OF the Planters and Union Banks will
come up at the present session OF the Legis-
islature. and every newspaper aud every
man that feels an Interest IN the commercial
prosperity of our State. should Demand thei-
recharter upon basis safe Ia the people. aud
vet fair aud libeEal 60 the Banks. They have
bern Ia existence for some thirty years-haye
afforded a ,afc circulation ta the community
aud been OF incalculsahle advantage In de-
yrloping aud sustaining the agricultural aud
commercial Interests OF the State NJ large.
The idea Of blottlng 'hem out ut existence
now, seems 10 Us folly bordering on mad
ness.--Cgarlssiis Chroaicls.
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New Publications.
Old Law Books.
W. II. BERRY & CO.,
Public Square,
Have just opened few cases
Old Ennlish aU Rails

nave just opened lew cases
Old English Law Books,
To which they invite the attention of the
Profession, viz:
l.@VeSey's Ghanrery Rep0rts. 9 vols. folio;
2. Vesey's (Jun'r Chaneery Reports. 20
yOlS;
8. BacOn's Abriegmenf. 7TO!s;
4. MOOre'S Reports. u vols;
5. WeHtworth's Pleading. 10 vols; -
6. MylH and kteRes's Chanary Reports. :
vols;
Z. Long on Sales. ] vol;
s. BlaekstOne's (William) Reports. sVOlS;
9. BlarkslOne's Henry Reports. 2 vols;
10. BrOWR'SCases in Parliament 7VOlS. ITO;
Ii. TOmlin's law Dictionary. svOIs. 4to;
I2. Abridgmeni Of Cases in Equity. sy. folio;
Is. Woods Institute. lVOl. folio;
IA. EaSt'S Reports. l6 vols:
Is. DurHfOrd and lasts Reports. Sv. folio;
l6. BOmal'S civil Law. 2 vols. folio;
IL. Lilly's Practical Register. srOls. folio;
Is. Dyer's Reports. vols. SyO;
l9. D!er's Reports. svOlS. folio. in Norman
French;
20. SaunderS' Reports. vols. folio;
81. SuIliTaR's Lectures On the Laws Of Eng
land. / vol. 4tO;
%. HOffmaR'S Chaneery Reports. Iyol.
%. Cases and Opinions in Matters Of Law
and Equity. 2yOIS;
"a. Cases concerning Settlements. lyOl;
%. Ambler's Reports. lyOl;
26. BlatkStOnt'S Commentaries. 4 vols. ltO;
~. BlackStOne's Commentaries. K. SVO. calf;
Is. Precedents in Chanerry. vol.
go. BO>anqust and PuIler's Reports. ~. SYO;
50. COke'S Reports. 6 vols;
81. Douglas Reports. vols.
%. Evans Collection Of Staiutes. vols;
80. llaxwelrs Marine Law. 2yOlS;
81. COmayn'S Law Of Landlord and Tenant
D. Hawkins Pleas of the Crown. 2 yOlS
Be-. llale'S Pleas OF the Crown. 2yOls;
81. Sugdtn Oh Vendors. IVOl;
IS. ArehbOld'S Practice. 2vOIS;
80. Neville and Mauning'S Reports r.latins
TO the Lflice and Duty Of Magistrates,
vols.
40. Barnfwall and AdOlphuS' Reports. sy;
Al. BarneWalI and CreSwell's Reports. low
AZ. COOper'S Select Cass. Decided by Lore
BrOugham;
IS. COOper'S hanrery Reports. vol;
"A. Athyn'S Reports. SVOls;
45. TauntOn'S Reports. vols.
40. Peere Williams Reports. !TOls;
AZ. Chitly'S Lurn'S justice. vols.
81. Benlham's Morals of Legislation. "
81. Trials for High Treason and othel
Grimes. 6VOlS;
50. The NCwgate Calendar. ) vols;
s.. The New and Compete Newgate Caltn.
dar, 6 VOS;
81. Criminal chronology or the New New.
gate Calendar. 4V;
50. The Great Oyer Of PUi,onIIg: Inc
Trial OF the Earl OF Somerset for the
Poisoning Of Sir Thomas OTerberry, in
The Tower Of London, l2V SVO;
W. 7. BERRY K Co., Public Square.
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Mr.. White, bill to authorize the prepare
ton OF an index to all State documents.
Mr.. Cheatham. bill TO incorporate the
town of Ashland City in the county of
Chcatham.
Mr.. Gillispie. a bill to amend and extend
the charter 81 the Moses Thompson Turnpike
Road.
Mr.. Baker, Of Weakly. bill to repeal all
laws authorizing county subscriptions OF
stock To Railroad Companies.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The bill to incorporate the Adelphian So
ciety of MurfreesborO. nmonded and
passed.
The bill to repeal sections 2,ss6 and 2,s9l
inclusive, OF the Code, passed ayes Sc noes
10.
The bin to repeal part of the act of
March 80, 1858. Pissed, ayes 62 noes 7.
The bill Ia amend the Fee Bill. wa taken
mp. discussed. and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The House then adjourned till 81 to-mor-
row morning.
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rsrIn our Legislative Summary, in Mon
days issue, we enormously attributed the
authorship of a bill to destroy the ''inquisi-
toral powers of Grand Juries in certain
cases. Mr.. YAUGHS, of Monroe, introduced
the hill rr..Er
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EEuuaa Life.

80 should we i've, that every hour
Ny die. as dles the natural a0wsF--
A seicreyiviag lAing Of power;
ThAi every tt,oasbI And svsfy deed
NAY hste within itseif the seed
20 fatass god and future need.
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Holloway. ointment and pin..-

Even # the whole surface Of the body absolutely
b. tied with pustues, inorusIations running
sores, ii may be healed and purified by the ONT,
meut, assisted internally by the Pills.
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BRANDY, BRANDY.

w have Jest rsccireG 30 be sold far.Aoe1apt Of
w ycaRsgnces, the foiAopfng Superior Brady wa.
HAh G1per ozAFd fhapey 4 Co Cssgn2e, issg.
~ =. P1aeit Csstt4n CO. q 1854
4QaArteF a lfssqaIb 1851.
- - Osard, Dupey CO. . lss6,
TIE above viii be sold = credit o. foar muntfs.
II not disposed Of previous ear a~u anciioa - {
T'sesasy b.xt1 u Oil be offered ~ auction Cal
aad exanine -
CARTER. wHEFoRn CO.
eessT Ne. a.rket street.
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HOUSE OF CONSERVATIVES.

TUESDAY, Nov. l.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
PETITIONS.
Mr.. CAN'T presented petition from mer-
chants OF Maury county paying relief from
unequal taxes.
Mr.. Bicknell presented similar Letition
from merchants and other citizens of Blount
county, both of which were referred to the
Special Committee heretofore raised for that
purpose.
Mr.. Cheatham, petition from the citizens
of Ashland City, praying for an act of in
corporation. Referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
d BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Under a suspension of the rule. Senate bill
to transfer certain State aid from the Mem
Phis and Charleston TO the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company. was taken
mp and passed on its third and last reading
ayes 81, noes 8.
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Mr.. Speaker Whthorne presented two
communications from the officers of the Bank
of Tennessee at Nashville giving detailed
statement OF the condition of the Bank at
Nashville, and showing the actual amount
due from the branches to he 1894 O24 O5: the
nominal amount being 1892 1925. This was
In response to resolutions adopted by the
House during the last week. Ordered that
$50 copies be printed for the use OF the House.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced and
passed on first reading:
BY Mr.. Farrelly, bill to amend the chart
er OF the Memphis Theatre Company.
Also, a bill to amend section 1886 of the
Code.
MIR. Jones to amend the charter of the
town OF Livingston.
Mr.. East "A bill to amend the charter of the
Hyde's Ferry Turnpike Company.
Also, bill to charter the Young Mems
Hebrew Benevolent Society. of Nashville
Mr.. McCabe, IA bill to amend sections T..
1915 Of the Code.
Mr.. Woods, hill to repeal the law All.
thorizing the County Courts to elect tax
collectors.
Mr.. BrittOn, bill to construe 5 ,4Sl of the
Code, and for Other purposes.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Lockhart, by leave. submitted a reso
luton calling upon the State Geologist Il
make his report 10 tue Legislature. FtE
The House then adjourned till q P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
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~t,l seli., my ssses "a cedAr street - Is, Abop,
i 80 SEGKoEs sfrea ~ ,s-o sss scsgss e
estls-ss z >. HAWKINS, Ass.t
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The attention of consumers is respectfully called
RI the subloined table the result AZ nh tometr
eNamir alton, by EDWARD y. KENT, OF New YORK
Chemist and dated Feb. 1886.
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Extra Family Flour.

I~xrigA vanity Floaf made from Ee~ whs.t. 70
Il. .a,e 81 Ihs broAdwAy Alilz.
Ialyi-U D. ptSAEf
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MfOifal.
MRS. wINsLOW,
RELIED AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price IS cents per BgTTII
" E.s.v....4s -. ga s..I.t

Price IS cents per BgTTl-E-
We havelIIt gp spd sid
years. and cas- sAr, IN
II, y hat wc have never
Ally ether mrliieine-NkN
: A SfNGI.EiNSTASCE. TO
timely usesli Never dad
OF dissatisfaction by anS
the coutT4ry, al are ds -
TONS, aud speak n terms =
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AFTER tea years exlsrTi
Kfa-U1AuoS B0R fifE Ft-un
psCtzEE IN ainosteVcFy
flni = suffering iregn pain =
ALL be found Ia tlltesa OF
Tie syrup 10 admins =.
This valuable pfelafa =
OF one Il tac NfHf ~ -
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1sea 9lsh SkkkA-fAlL =
THOuSANis- =
Not only relieves tne eirfis
srAl~s lise ssofussh ash .
~ And gigss tssns ana 81
lea. IL slii alEaast IA
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and osercome esasulssous -
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thai all % sare-3es,
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this .rsseIs FOR ever ten

this article FOR ever ten
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bern able O. say 60
ER has IL EklLkD IN
kfftIr A CURE, ~bea
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one Nho Jsed "a, en-
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trEeG-
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land, and has bees
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freH lain, but inVig
bsss els, corfrcla sciit
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stautiy reiscge
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kllskA N chiI.flREs
seethiEg. % from any
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: YoEk, = "a shs est
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Cesar -. Nss Vera.
eeals per boltis.
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NENOSENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,
"A Reduced Price.

(EsTABIIsHED ls54.)
A NNOUNCE that, having made great imnrov.
n menls IN the Manufacture Of Kerosene they are
now enabled to otter it TO Ihe Trade at =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-02
Through Trains 70 Louisville.
Easa saA3

Monday, October 3Ist, 1859,
Trains will run through to Louisville DAILY
tEH4 as follows:
nsFnng Train, No. 4 North, leaves Nashville At s
A NJ. arriving al Louisville Al z.2o =. n.
Evening Train. No. 2, leaves Nashville a. rs p.
n, ing al Lonszsiile al II =. n
BetarntsE, Asra.ng Train leaves Louisville At 30
A NJ, arriving ~ >4shNilie Al 3s4S y. n.
Evening Tram, n. =, h.yes louisville At III p NJ,
krFtstsg Al Nashville ~ 1910 2. h.
FfeiEht Trains leaxe Nashville and Louissllis
Daily fsandays excegtsd) al A. NJ
Cailatiu ~ aha ahd Ace nmo tafiap Train leaves
G.ilpn At 6EA NJ, afElsag AZ Nashville al s,4S A.
n. Kstslrning, leaves Nashville 81 y NJ, arriving
FFEs E gAAKs - GAMBLE. i I
octes-d Superintendent
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

NHTE are nov reoeising nne assortment oftnr
w hshthS Goods, Of wkich name SHIFT
every ef aasterns Ana latest tyiesoii2rs,
GioFes ,Sufp-nsers Rober. Neck Tres, focket Hand
keFehtefs, umkreiias, UNDk1<N kAh-efery varle-
ty-Aoasy Hets, HAIL. HssF-cf cctton, Nooi, Mo-
rims. And r,ashnere-TRAvEfI<6 SHAW s, 6auni-
eetsN j. IL. kcsfl1-
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and ChiSaso-
ON and after OCTOBER Tth, 1889, Passenger
~ Trains will leave New Albany (opposite Louis
ville), as follows:
;S6 NJ Chicago and -. Louis Express Mail
(Iaily except Sandays) reaching -. Louif AZ 45
A. N, and Chscago az T:!s A. NJ; Cincinnati at
10:l5 =. II.
1850 y. NJ. Chicago and -. Louis Night Express
(paily except Saturdays), reaching - Ious 1T
2:I5P. NJ, and CbcagO at 500 =. NJ. Ou SstuT-
day nights this uais runs only 10 Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings.
$50 A. NJ Mitchell Accommodation (naay except
S0ndays). Returning, connects with The train
from -. Louis at $50 A. NJ, reaching New Al
bany ssU5 p. NJ. Louisville at $40 p NJ.
Trains leave -. Louis at ESQ M, and 800 7.
NJ. arriving al Louisville at 80 A. NJ. and $40
L. ".
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-02

ExTRA rae oAswnx res Geo. for sale at
Es@lt RAINS. Brown = co...
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Assassination Of Mr. Chase at 7spic-Reported
Murder of more Foreigners-4 Loud Call for
help from american residents -Neither Life nor
4 Propertu safe
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rxrEsnOw GLASS. hees qBalsF, 81 all s1ea, fFe
w 6 by 10 - 20 " 81, foF sale a.
ssptns Rains. RRovS b co ?
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nsm Aoprrtisrmruts.
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

WE have this day ssso lated with In the
w Grocery Business Mr.. g. W II. BUTLER and ;.
]. KEITH. The style OF the drm, however, viii re-
main heretofore We are very thanki al To the
community for thrir liberal patronage already be-
SLOW ed aud hope TINT viii not fail to merit their
atieation with our new assnciates. Il. Az
novz-aw KIRKPATRICK. NEvIss & CO.
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ordinary Drawing,
To take place as specified.
Auuroxfmatiou Prizes.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So SO
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IN Wednesday night i.Et, large BREAST PIN,
con sniug = Miniature. Il was loss
slEher 90 charch 90 spruce streets. between Vine
sDa nro<s.- ms endsr va be literally rewarded By
iszsieg Q Al shis on~e scssl-f
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Under a suspension of the rule. Senate bill
to transfer certain State aid from the Mem
Phis and Charleston TO the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company. was taken
up and passed on its third and last reading
ayes 81, noes g.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
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Yobacco.

IN store .ndfsrsAlssfsw barrels Gle xoersn Irs;
lFclasoss hfzkII., HOOPER co.
spfa-d
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
F o r A 5 HORT TIME ONLY!
Commencing Tuesday Night, Get Is.
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MI ascompznF sacD
les lbs lae -sinils u
Tofk - a Ehs Al.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04

orSoIsNi irr, Nov, 2.
FbOUR-The feeling was rather better on
change toNday but prices continue without
change. The sales were 500 brls at 5,75; 50
brls extra, at 40 and so do do at 5, so delv er-
ed. These rates are obtaindble only for fancy
lots, 4.70a4 80 may be called the range of the
market for superfine, and 1896, ,25 for extra.
2,779 brls were received the last twenty four
hours.
WHlSKY--No change in prices; sales Of
300 brls at 22i@225Sc., the latter rate for
wagon.
PRoVIsIoNs-2OO brls Mess Pork sold, at
Sl4, and Is hhds Bacon Sides some months
HOGS-The market is rather dull: sales of
500 head delivered from the 18th TO Goth inst,
575, averaging 200 lbs and $50 do, at so,
same delivery and 1870 to 200 lbs average
commissioning new in the market,
the demand is limited and confed to the wants
Of the retail trade, at 1885 for Sugar; 4gc for
Molasses, and ll24@l23lc for Coffee.
WHEAT-The market is quiet with better
feeling, but prices are unchanged sales 800 bush
prime red at 05.
CORN-The market is firm, with a good de-
mand; sales Of 800 bushels at 45c.; 300 at 42c
RYE-Prices have declined about &c per bus h
with fair demand, sales l 500 bush at 7STc.
OATS-The market is firm and prices are
well maintained; sales of $500 bush at Acc.
BARLEY-The market continues dull but
prices are unchanged; sales l 700 bush medium
at 55c 500 do do 53c, 700 bush spring at 60c.
CLOVERSEED-The market is dull: sales
IS bush 40.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
New York Market.

NEW oREi NOV. 8.
FLOUR-Is Sc better for state and lowel
grades OF western, which are scarce; sales o
10000 brls at a. .75a4 80 for superfne state; 9C
a5,OO for extra state; 4,50a4 ,95 for superfinG
western; O5a5 ,35 for common to medium exuf
western; 5,4J@5, go for inferior to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, market closing
pretty firm.
WHEAT-The market is without striking
chspge. sales OF 44,OnO bush at l,l2%@l ,la
for Milwaukee Club; .33l 81 for white Oauada
l,4718@l ,3S for white Kentucky.
RYE-Pretty firm, sales of 9 500 bush at s5c
BARLEY-Scarce and firm, sales of 1000
bush at e5c, for good Jefferson county.
OORN--Is dull and unchanged: sales of 8,
800 bush at 99@l 90 Jersey and round yellow
Mixed western nominal 99699c.
OATS-Drooping at 44a44J4 for State, Yves
tern aud Canadian.
WHIsKY-Is firmer and active; sales of g.
sou brls at 261Sc.
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The Brig S. P. Hooper Seized as a sla-
YER.

NEw YORK, Nov 3.
Information has been received at the
Marshals Office that the brig s. p. Hooper.
lying at Pier No. 4, East River had been
engaged on slave voyage from which she
had just returned. The Marshal and two of
his Deputies proceeded to the vessel and
took possession of her. 1t is stated that she
was fitted out at Charleston, S. c., aud went
to Havana, thence to Cienfnegos and the
coast of Africa, where she took in a cargo
Of negroes and landed them on the south
side of Cuba After landing the blacks
there the mate took tho vessel into Campea
chy, obtained fraudulent papers an 1 sailed
for n, Y, where he was dispossessed by a
power of Attorney sent on from Charleston
by the owners
When size was first fitted out she was a
schooner, hut the mate had her altered to a
brigantine, and brought her as such to this
port Her name is in very small letters, and
she has been totally diyested of her internal
fittings as SLAYER Capt Payne of the j. p.
Hooper took passage on board bark for n.
L., but died on the passage. His remains
were kept and buried at Staten island, Den.
uty Marshal Miller is now in possession Of
the SLAYER; the mate is anxiously looked for,
and it is prob able that the brigantine will
be sold for the benefit of the United States
Government
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
A letter has been received here STATING
that Gen. Frias, for many years Governor Of
chihuahua, is shortly expected at Elpaso 10
consult with Judge Hart with reference 10
the construction of a railroad through Chi
huahua, under grant to Mossrs. Bart, OF
ero and others, by the Legislature Of that
state last year. Lieut. Mowry is reported
as seriously i'll at Elpaso.
Capt: Wm, +. Smith, of the Topographic
al Engineers, has been appointed Secretary
to the Light House Board, vice Capt Frank.
lin. Commander Hartsteine and Lieut..
Jones have been ordered on special duty ia
lifting for sea the steamer Pawnee at P6ila.
delphia- Lieut.. Davenport has been detach-
ed from the ordinance duty at the Washing
ton Navy Yard and ordered to the National
Observatory,
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Direct Postal Arrangement.
WASHINGTON, Nov.

WAshlNGTON, NOV. 3.
The Postmaster General has concluded an
arrangement with the Canadian Postofioe
department., by which the mails, are to be
transported for sea postage weekly betwee
Detroit and Liverpool, via Portland in the
winter and via the River ST. Lawrence in
the summer, The service to commence bv
the trip of the first steamer outward from
Portland on the 26th inst. tbs intended to
have mails of such of them as may be there.
by expedited for and from the south, north
western, and probably some of the south
western States sent in closed mails between
Chicago and Detroit on the one side. and
Liverpool and London on the other, and fo-
this purpose the assent of the British POST
othce Department has been requested to
constitute Chicago and Detroit exchange of.
fees for the United States and British mails
on the side of Great Britain. Cork NAV also
be constituted an exchange Office The sched.
ule time between Portland and CHICAGO IN
be 4S hours, and when the services com,
mence there will be an unbroken line of
railway the entire distance This will be a
very direct line from the Far West to Eu,
rope