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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-19
CLOT HING,
AND
W E HANT TAIL RS.
Sr-s.... 49,. - ~ -

Mems, Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes and Furnish
ing Goods We invite the attention Of
Sesof Coats Pants Nckes Hosiery Gloves saspen-
dsrs AID handkerchief Celebrated spring Shoulder eauhrts,
Drawers Undehrts, and every style Of goods adapted
mems We also have in addition above Ready
Clothing, superior lot Of Cloths, Cassmers Vesinz Drlp
de Ate and Linen Drngs which will guar
anee fit 10 please ie e-al goods % "a,
We guarantee 20 be represented. We would particularly call
the attention Of buyers the style and % garments
most Of which made up orr-and all warrant
the Etrk 70 stand.
WARD, RERmENGHAIE & Co.,
Practical Taors,
No 90 South side Public square.
n. B.-ciotbing cut 70 order. nps
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TENHE undersigned have the following pure Louors
Wines &c. which they offer the trade at low prices on
favorable ie and respectfully invite purchasers goods
10 examine their stock before c1ying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being Determined to
sell az low hgureSpossessing the facilities sowe
ourselves that offer such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views.
brandieSs GEDs Rum and WHISTLES.
90 "a and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbs superior rive whisky
Brandies, choicest brands; very old;
Z R 83 B Bor5eanK do 20 bbls Old Rye do
5do pure Holland Gin; 100 bbIs fine Tenn. Corn do
2PuDeeOns pure W. l. Rum 2puncheons Irish Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
loo baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
90 boxes IIocE and Mcselle: 10 do do Cd and fine.
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira
25 boxes Fine Clarets 10 do Port;
100 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks London orter, best brands;
30 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitters;
20 do French Cordals, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 de Curacao, Mareschino and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars
Tobacco. NC SAiiAS 10
90 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Anderson;
do Do do dc Dc do do ss aS S:I RI.
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco suherand sine qua
non;"
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Csamoer FDper
20 boxes Rs Virginia Chewing Tobacco LanghOrn Armead
No. l, Gold Leaf"
l boxes line Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ALIENS
1O boxes best Tenneasee do do.
80 y boxes Kean Smiths celebrated 'THist and Pancakes
ed in this market.
with many otter articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON L CHEATUAM,
s>pE No. r. College street. Nashville, Tenn.
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The County Court for Davidson County,
sEAING granted Of administration the estate
Charles p Mcguire, deceased; all peens indebted to
hereby ROtedto make immediate payment and
all persons claims against said hereby notified
them duly proved, within the time prescribed
by law, J. B. JOHNSON,
junel9-d6m Administrator for Charles p Mcguire
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T. C. BURGE. C. ALLEN.
liz U Il G e * Al l. L N,

liz u Il G e & AL L. Il N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission ~ Produce Merchants
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
cor. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
EATE receipt of large and we'll assorted stock
Groceries, Liquors. e to which We invite the attention
Sugars.
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar, Baltimore and Louisiana
100 E6ls Y and and Philadelphia Coffee segari
SO bbl5 n and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; s5 bbls BaItirnOre and Philadel
pha Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio ooTe, IS do 0. G. Java Coffee,
100 dc Laguyra do;
$50 b6ls New MOass, $50 ten gallon kegs Gold Syn,
Nv q bDls do 70 bbls do do
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 900 dOz Painted Buckets,
30 y do do IS Painted Tubs,
SOO do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes Talow do 900 doz Brooms
100 do Pearl Starch $1,000 assorted Cigars.
9OO do Bar Soap, % bxs Smoking Tobacco;
. chests Green Black Tea; 500 Manufactured de
IS bags Spice, grades,
30 do Pepper, 100 6xs CARROTS Snuff
~ bales Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizesi
lOO casks New Castle Soda, % do Bar Lead
l0O bis do do npapers, IS bxs Mason's Backing;
ceroons best Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutch Nader $50 DO Window Glass
. ue-3esf esh Rice, 500 bills KenhaR= Salt,
LIQUORS.
800 b6s Deans Whisky, 200 bills Robertson coun
Is do Ward r. Cary $50 bbls RYE & Bourbon a.
- do Smiths old reserve do 100 bxs Longworths Catawb
20 Or pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine
q pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine; S1lD' iO''
pipes Holland Gin 50 bask Champagne Wine;
- bits Ale; 10 bbs Vinegar;
Together with every other articles usual kept in the Grocery
Inc. ljanlel BURGE ALLEN.
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TERRASS BROTHERS,
GFOceFS, and Dealers in Liquors,
EFOE and Castings,
No. : Market Street. Nashville, Tennessee.
IN STORE:
2O3 ihds Sugar, $40 bbls Brandy and Gin,
$50 bhis Crushed Powdered aid ~ do Ral,
Loaf Sugar. 100 coils jute l;oIe,
$50 bags Rio C0hee, - hb : ) Almnids,
2:ln lbs Molasses, 50 do Butter Crackers,
etc = 10 50 cEes Ginger Brady,
- kegs Golden Syrup, "a do ar,linUs
6G0 bbs Bectihel Whisky It0 dozen buckets,
$40 do Rye and bourbon do s. nests Tubs.
50 do u d d
EfkOT-
gro tons assorted Bar Iron, 1000 kegs Nails
so 10 do Castings,
Per sale very low for cash.
mld TERRASS BROTHERS.
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EISHEEs, WIRELESS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
ME RCHAN IT'S,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of EsrOad and Market Streets.
NASHVILLE, TERNESSEE.
GROCEREES.
receiving Of the largest desirable
stock Of Groceries offered to the y any house
in the city, to wit:
q hhdS New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Moasses;
As = do do do
465 boxes Star Candles;
100 kegs assorted Nails;
so boxes Tallow Candles
20 barrels Crushed Sugar;
IS boxes W X Cheese;
% do Z D do
800 barrels Whisky, all BRANDS
p casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins
100 Il do do do
IS = do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1l6j bags Fine Salt;
go DO Coarse do
3,500OOO Cigars, all brands
l75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With other articles all OF which
we will sell at unusually low prices to cashdeale.s
decls-u FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUWENTAB MUSIC
BECKER would respectfully to the public Of
~. Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice. Of
Piano. Yiolinceo, Violin etc Orders left at McCue Ben
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended To.
sspt7-tf
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prices, cannot quote decided advance In any do.
scriptou The renewed freedom with which Consumers
have purchased ENCOURAGING and the best index a
70 the future. Tho reported armstce announced th
morning, has caused some excitement In the market
since, and 1t u likely large business will be done, not
checked ~ the advance demand 10 generally obtained,
and - Ne better qualities Of American has been paid.
sroIzsmFOHT, SONS CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, July 8, 1859.
the concentration OF Russian Prussian armies on
adverse sides OF the question has continued and our mail
have received notice that they viii be required
TO carry guns An armstice having been concluded be-
tween the belgerenis Iemsns 70 be seen whether Il Ia
merely done with the view OF gaining time in order "a
gather now strength, whether IL may lead 10 peeots
tons for peace, 70 which object the neutral wers viii
doubt devote their best services immediate re-.
viyal in business will propably now OCCUR ana then be-
be followed by partial reaction during long and doubt
full negotiation There rather more demand for money!
which, however, continues TO be abundant and cheap
The weather continues highly favorable for the crops,
which spoken well OF from all parts, and rather
more forward than last year. The blooming
been favorable Occasional thunder storms have
occurred In several DISTRICTS but the damage not
dered 10 be great The country markets have lost the
greater part OF the late small advance
July 9-The bank returns for this week show de-
crease both In the bullion and unemployed notes. tho
former els osS S65, ana the hitter fl0 472 $50.
The cotton market opens firmly ths morning. but with
out excite ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

PARIS, July Z, 1897
Tie Courage of Napoleon ILL., the Baase Field-Rports
from sosrino-Tae Position Of Engsand-Hosti1e Feeling
ofMe Decentralization an.facaure-Austrian Prepa-
Tations at Venics-Why TIE French did not Cross the
Ainco-Moveanents of Prince Northumberland Of
Austrian Prisoners-Tne Pupyia Affair and the Popisa
QuesioY-Kossuth's Procldmations in Hungary-A Stir
ring Appeal to Arms, dc.
General Mel is raised to the dignity of Marshal
of France, but as yet we do not hear anything of
any dukedom in connection with Solferino.
Every day adds something to the interesting
peril of his Majesty on the occasion of that great
battle. 1t is possible that rumor in this as in other
matters, has been true to its Imputed character,
and that the proverbial fattery of those who ever
bend the lowest to the rising sun may have lent its
aid. It was first said that some projectiles fell
within few metres Of the Emperor; then, that
two horses of the Cent Garde who surrounded him,
were shot; then, that Baron Lerey's charger was
killed while his rider was speaking to his Majesty;
then, that General Anger lost his arm by cannon
shot while Immediately in the Emperor's vicinity;
them that his Majesty's epaulette was shot off, and
the most recent addition is that projecte fell so
near as to cause the imperial charger to stand on
his hind legs, causing Jealous Cent Garde
to rush forward and protest at such ex-
posure of the sacred person-while Napoleon
with the proverbial calm common to all heroes on
such occasions says, "Let us silence their cannon
my worthy friend, and then there will be danger to
none of u.s." Indeed, it is said that Horace Vernet
is to illustrate this last position in his own peculiar
way; that while the earth is being ploughed up by
the round shot, and his charger is paving the air,
the Emperor will be seen smiling and chatting
with the soldier Of the Cent Garde, as if seated in
an.American rocking chair.
lhave myself been an eye witness of the imper
tufbable courage of Napoleon on more than one
occasion-both physical and moral; but it is impos
sible to remark without smile the glozing fiat
terry which now exaggerates the simple but digni
fed department of one who himself knew well how
to draw the line between ON honest display of
courage and the wanton exposure Of life on which
he was well aware everything depended.
Every one seems perfectly content with the
general aspect of affairs. The funds rise; public
opinion also rises and follows in the wake of sue
cess Napoleon is thought to be the favored
spirit of fortune sent to strike off the chains which
for nearly half century have impeded, though
never checked, Frances supremacy. Lord Palmer
ston's advent to power in England is thought
certain pledge of that nations tranquility, and
though she may continue her armaments-her
volunteer rife corps, &c-it is conceived that the
noble Premier is only running with the
people in their momentary excitement that he
may the more easily accomplish his own ends.
] was curious, however, to ascertain what was
generally thought Of the remarks made In the
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IMPORTANT MARKET CIRCULARS.
State Of the Markets-EMeci OF the Armistice.
MEssRs. BARING BROTHERs' CIRCULAR.

State OF the M0rket1.EmeCI OF the Ar1ntStICes
MEssRs. Barring BROTHERS CIRCULAR.
LONDON July SIS P. NJ
Our colonial and foreign produce markets have been
inactive this week until to-day when in consequence Of
the news received BY telegraph Of armistce having
been concluded between France and Austria there
general Improvement. Consols have advanced TO eiI
OAK for money, 94x 9AT for account Money abund-
ant. Bar silver b. I'd. Mexican dollars g. I'd. Ame-
rican eagles 76s 2Xd Doubloons-Spanish 76s 3d. noi.
nal; South American 73s Cd nominal.
In American stocks there has been demand for United
States IS st ok 92 the 6's OF 1868 have been done
t 81 a9S. Massachusetts, Sc sterling l00K 1o1. Ma.
ryapd offered at 90 extra dividend For Pennsylvania
certificates IS has been paid to-day for parcel bonds 49,
Virginia bonds SO 81. Pennsylvania Central Railroad
bonds hrle mortgage 90 el second mortgage sterling
as "a. New YORK Central o. o. Illinois Central rs .
III Freeland S. 81 shares 40a So discount Canada 5s
1l2. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick 10eK
CocmNsAI y fully Id lower, except the better Sorts
40 bags about half sold, Mexican slvers 49, Id s. 3D.
blacks 3: ga S. 3d. Honduras slvers, ordinary pasty
Corm firm, and the decline Of the early part Of the
week has been recovered The sales have comprised $50
casks, o. barrels 800 bags plantation Ceyon at 65s
6Ss for 6ne ordinary 70 low midding and COS 3D. 6s
for middng 70 good mdling. 700 bags native sold n
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THE TRIAL OF MITCHELL IN CHARLEsToN.-Th6
following paragraph may be found in the Northern papers
OF Tuesday,
"CHAREsroN, July ia new trial has been granted Ia
MITCHELL the porter ef The steamer Marion, recently CON-
victed on the charge Of abducng slave, the verdict
against him having been obtained corrupsly."
The significance Of this despatch lies In @ errors.
Notice Of appeal has been given in the Of MITCHELL BY
the defence the hearing Of which will take place before
the Court of Appeals which meets annually In this city on
the second Monday in January Second, no charge Of
corruption has been laid 70 the jury except BY this re-
porter Who We imagine has Sundsred upoc .sTo S
very serious one and would compromise the charso q
our fellow citizens composing the jury. The notice %
appeal was given because Of communication between N
outside citizen and member Of the jury IN wnicn INC
pending alluded TO- But no corrupncn o. ~
tempt thereto was charged Or suspected A0.
sx-y, Jsly 1e
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American
BACON has been more freely offered, and Of $50 boxes
offered by auction only 200 Sold at decline Of 2s % Cd
per cwt. on late prices.
CHEEsE-NothiDg Of importance to report, and value
unchanged.
growing crops. Business still most limited scale, and
prices great extent nominal Holders disposed
take the chance Of weather rather than push sales at
present.
INDIAN CORY has been in active demand, at gradually
hardening rates. both for parcels on the spot and to
rive.
Deliveries Of wheat from farmers for the past
consist Of SO $50 qrs against qrs
last year. average price this year 46s 4d against a2s
Sd. corresponding week last year.
The brilliant weather causes our grain market to rule
dull, and with only very moderate attendance at
decline Of 3D. Sd per loo lbs oSthe former. and In
d. per sack on the latter.
INDIAN Corn less inquired for and prices barely sup.
OATS, OATMEAL and BAASs dull and the turn cheaper.
CHARLES SAUNDERS CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL July 8, 1859.
To-day owing to reports that an armsti,e had been
between the coutendng armies, the cotton market
The weather continues very ane which, combined With
reports Of an srsce between Aust,s ana 40 be
week.
B1aLANp, ArnYA AND co.'s crRGyLAIR., oso
Under the influence Of very nne weather the market 70.
breadstufs al the week has been dull IN tue ana
Indian corn however, has been moro INQUIRED Ior ana
rather better prices have been Obtained report THIS
morning thaf nm armscc had been agreed upon by the
Ass ana Austria had the effect Of still further restricting
business and few transactions IN wheat our market
at decline OF Sd "a. per Genial Flour very
10" A'' s' WIN. CLARE SONS CIRCULAR.
There has been Increased demand this week and
more healthy tone in the market, tho leaning being In
favor Of sellers; but 20 far, beyond greater hrmness IN
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LIVERPOOL, July 8, 1859.
There has been an increased demand this week and q
healthy tone In the market, the leaning being In
favor Of sele; but 20 fr, beyond greater hrmuess IN
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FOURTH DAY.
sEwrouSDIASD vALxsrIA
" Send word Atlan.,c'n
vdESriA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND.
seas 2aa A. n A,,.,.,cn
nSs y ss or, 1Sa IN diary
NEWFOUNDLAND 10 vAIkNuA.
SAINT a:o7AM
"We read all your signals Repeat Atlantic"
, vhxNnA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND.
arl -. "Auantc
s.o, $40 A. NJ 10 vAIE'nA'
~ " Send ten VS., and repes. words~
Bent SAB NJ
"send alphabet and two sunderstands,n
"send alphabet"
sent slA II -, ...... -.., ,,
"send word vIensi.'"
vALEsnA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND.
' W. - - "ya,eu,ian
NEWFOUNDLAND 10 vALxsnA.
"Yss, yea. Send word Thomson"
"Repeat. Send srhomson'
vAIKsrA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND.
"Tbomsou"
NEWFOUNDLAND vAIKSnA.
safer long blank ssnd wurd Atlantic"
r..,a.o vALKsnA TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
mass "ANantcu
Sent $40 AN. ~
Bent 1925 A NJ 80 aN'
" A'@~ 81 = ~ asepd few woras slowly =, .r
g>nt 1858 An ""
"send slpbaoc.n
eve receive currents, but can't read vo, so,a W.,
Sent l2loP. H. S -
3 e ss- u "Osn't read serd ""
eeat l;loP.M
t4s}4 "P1ease send dots for twenty Avs rauutesu
yFy Or.rrAl
Sent laePk ~
Na - w sSsnt cour
Ia ~ runm NEWFOUNDLAND 10 vALEsrA
sens 6op.M
..Doss right sssd sowi, for fifteen m4oa.ea psasc.o
esat s3lP.E
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NINTH DAY.

AUGUST IS, 1858.
NEWFOUNDLAND 10 vALENnA.
Sent 2 4. n.
.sDd you &c. my last messageg Presidents waiting"
Sent 6:l5 A. NJ
" Can you take messagep'
mot outstanding both stations making every exerton
TO restore communication by alternately sending AID
putting instruments 10 receive nothing read
yslensa word Newfoundland during the
whole Day proper TO stase however, that from GAO
A n unit, 9:06 NJ operations which took place at Va
tho possibility OF transmission recep
From $40 till noon Mr.. Canning was engaged
lifting the cable the hArhsr. From until 80 P.
" Efforts communicate, and from this time
till sos N. operations obstIucted electrical workingl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Newfoundland. Saturday. Sawnd-E N. Archibald,
New York teleerapbs, instructed BY Honorable Direc
tors Atlantic Telegraph Company, and Directors New
YORK, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company
to state that unexplained delay INJURIES interests both
companies. Irplied-'cause not passing messag g.
that Instruments require great care and adjustment.
Doing fart possible. You sbo1ld not cable
ORDINARY short line ~ encounter many little difficult
ties, but think all soon overcome DE SAUrYu
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FOURTEENTH DAY.

aVuCST 81 1000
vAIESnA TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
Sent l;sT IN.
"he Lord Mayor Of London to the Hon Daniel remann
Mayor Of New York the Lord Mayor of London most
cordially reciprocates congratulations Of Mayor New
York upon the success OF important undertaking
as the completion of the Atlantic Telegraph cable II
indeed Of the glorious trumphs Of the age and
renecs the highest credit upon the energy skI and
perseverance, OF all parties entrusted with 10 din
rusts that by the bessirg OF Almighty God may be
the means Of unisrg those kind feelings that
ar. ". GARDEN, Lord Mayor"
xkwfouNDlAND 10 VALENCIA.
..Repest between duty and sincerely"
"Repea between duty and sincerely then after sfeei-
message all right-upderstcod.
vAIESnA TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
"Thomsop 10 Dc Sauty;On what instrument do you re-
ceive9 How many divisions denec.ion do you ger9
What battery How many cellar What keys Directors
desire you send news public interest," but none CONNER.
s cial Ia Have you any no~f"
"what you wan,s'
I'm explanatory note that this Is tfevidenty
only part Of a messsge."l
NEWFOUNDLAND 10 vA1xSrA.
"Repes. after news in Las, service"
"Repeai after 'none'n
vA1KSnA 10 NEwfouNDLASp.
ave have long service to send"
NEWFOUNDLAND TO vAixSIIA.
s'slgnsls better. Repeat after I've hive long'v
vALEsTA TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
"servics message to send"
NEWFOUNDLAND 10 yALKNuA.
Acknowledge message Thomson TO De sausy.,
Sen. soa 4 n y1I'snA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND
"CAn you take long messenger
NEWFOUNDLAND TO vA1xSnA.
Sent S:o6 An.
Sent sac A. N.
"Saward 70 De Ssuy Answer by telegraph what length
shore end you require and If any small cable re-
serve. How much surplus had Niagara, and where IL
IT, have you ,pnoers and join.ers enough We have
cnsrtered the Bilboa to lay the end. Telegraph full
particulars, and II you require anything beside Rutts
percha articles will send them BY the Bilboan
NEWFOUNDLAND TO vAixyrh.
"Repeat from shore end to small.'n
" Acknowledged Saward 70 De Sauty.n
vAtBNIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
&C w. Field I'VE desire you to place in America about
fifteen thousand pounds Incorporated twenty pound
s0ans authorized February last: kepy y ssesr,Ph
NEWFOUNDLAND TO vAIxSnA.
acknowledged mepage."-sampson 10 Field.
yALxSnA TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
"Apswer each question about instrumental REFERS 70
Tbomnon's message 2A4 A. NJ
Sept $50 r. N.
"Your currents vary much. Very weak TO day. How
ours to-day'" tchis Is in answer TO Newfoundlanda
attempt TO send messsge
NEWFOUNDLAND 10 vAIRsTA.
Gent 7.27 Pm
"To Thomson Receiving on your Favanomeser thirty
divisions Galvanometcr seven degrees. Print local
circuit BY hand. The large Smee's--wh,ehoase's
reversing Key. News Persia. DE SAUrY.n
Sent 942 P. N. 49, 50.
"Hsve you received message rsh' Service for Saward
Will you taket
vALEynA TO NEWFOUNDLAND
Sent 1920 P. N.
eyes, and prepare aftor 10 receive Thonsoos sompen
sated ourreats."
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Four Hundred MESSAGES sent
Through the Gable.
Seven Columns Of Hard Pscis for the Digss-
lion Of Sesp'iss.
Messages of Queen Victoria and
President Buchanan,
Dispatches of the Collision of the steam
ers Europa and Arabia

Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars saved
by the Cable to the British Gcyeramsnt