Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16

cOnIrae in advance for wool at the West.
/ ASTARTLISa TuEoRY-A correspondent Of the
San Francisco FaiicHOI, has communicated t. that
paper a stsrtlicg theory. He states that gold has
been found in CaIiforuis in proc So Of rmaiiOn.
Ia support Of the theory tia. geld Is continuity
forming in that region, be states that recently
e-Emon was dug up, thai had probably lain
four or five years ile red earh that is COMMON TO
that region, and is entire surface exhibited fne
gold deposited upon it. He says it Is asserted b.
able ana ytical caemits that gold eau be chained
from al the earth and rocks found within TIE gold
belt The future o. California as a mineral country
is no longer pro6Iematieal The cxhausting CT
placers only is removed to long period, while the
development Of gold in SO many Of lbe geological
formations seem 20 determine the fac! that it is only
a question Of lime whea science will Be the assists
ant to the present rude hods and the opera ions
be conducted upon principles that are positive in
their results.
HAD Hrs RzvESGE.-A letter from Paris says:
"The Emperor NapOeons sole consolation and
amusement is derived from the society Of Vivier,
the horn pl1yer, in waOse admirable ialsuis for
hoaxing and justification he takes the grea'-
est delight. TIE III Isle ans adventu vi his
landlord, which is jIst deGghting all, 5a5
had the greatest auccess at the THileries. Vi
yier like all arlis,s, li'ei in ga.Tet. His
late landlord gave him warning, ia consequence
Of tie slefplsss nights produced By the musicians
hrn There was help for il; out poor YiVier
must g. but not without reTe0gs. The very day
Of his congo lie carried up a calf in its infancy, and
By he lime his CO, &c expired it had grown almost
into bullock. The key givea to the Propris,
fqiTe, who anasemeas aud CONSERVATION msy be
conceived. No means CT getting The NAL alive
dawn six f git OF stairs had been invented,
aud 80 the slaus hter was compelled take place in
the garrett 10 the uuec disgrace Of The other ten
anls-leadiag 10 innumerabe lawsuits sgsiOst the
Ian Iord who is quite beside bimseE AID threatens
destru' ton 10 Yivisr in consequence.
LITTLE Cam Lcsr IN THE MoUsTMss.-Ths
Gettysburg Pa Compiler gives account Of the
loss OF little boy, four years of age, Of Mrs.
Oyler, OF Cumberland county. lie st=syed from
home, and the wiCB re gh6Orhood started gu. on
search, securing the surrounding mountain through
the day. a5d displaying Hgh,ed torches alter night.
Alter two days and nights, the deady body of the
little fellow was discovered nesrly nine miles frcm
bis holae. Tae Coapie, taen adds:
The litile deg, which had been the chld's plsy-.
mate, ani which had accompanied him ia bis lOog
and fatal j0GTne, was ftuld nestled in the
/ cAilds bJsOm, with bis head reclining his cold
aud hfsless fOrm THs faithful deg had trsmpei
Quite path arOund he l.feless body CT ths sleep
ing iaDoeeot, thus b.-ayiDg the affection ihaj it
! had for the youth, and ia as fond C iresses hal
l cked hack The hsir upon the ehid's f0rehesd The
/ corpse was conveyed bone TO is weeping mother,
Who under the peculi ,Tly aiiaiing circumstances.
vas aim s. frantic with grief
] UErox OF rHE MIssls-IPPi CESTRAL ASD TESsBs-
! SEE RAILROAD AND MISSISSIPPI CESTRAL RAILsoAD
! COMPANIES. The Jackson Wig OF thellth says:
We learn from a reliable source that a committee
Of coniei ence, representing the above named con
paniss, agreed on terms OF CONSULTATION and TIE
Board of Directors OF the Mississippi Central aud
Tennessee railroad, a, a meeting held at TIE comps
pys Office in B5liver last Tuesday adopted and "a
ihed the agreement f0runion reported by their CON
miies. similar action Of the Directory Of he
Mississippi Central RsirOad Compsny is al that is
necessary to the full eonsumnaioa Of this import
act, wbish viii found 10 he interts Of the stock
holders IN the Two roads, we'll TO the convtu-
fence Of BE travelling public and the shippers Of
freight ever the line.