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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Drp @ooos.
SAFETf' oouonrn
ELEGANCE
AEE INSURED By wLAafSo
DOUGLAS e. s II EH w y OO'S
MATINEE SKIRT.
TIE
PATENT DETACHAsLy
HOOP FASSE MING
ADJ ABLE USTLE.

ADJU 8 T A B l. T. r u ST Il Z.
sLPRTYii since Il efsctuay obyises hs dagger srinnt
on eptspgns the ee. foreign substances In Toe nos
COHPOzT because 70. nansa sk Be- inEsan:aneoosJ
removed from the springs By PATENT DEIACHAnLh
FAsTENINGs washed vih other r,1nen sd a. 10 sres'ei
expente, tnd replaced OF the hoops In minute
ELEOASCE! becsuss the sie-shc cut Of TIE muslin str
and the fine material Of which composed sves paoea u.
The robe and viii In hot wes.Aer enaos ne
wearer 70 dispenss witt say intermediate skirt
The MATINEE SKIRT la, eleven hoops veish' o1. ten
ounee. IS STAMPED WITH the TfsuZ MARX Of hesss
Dol oLAs 4 sHERWOOD and - Il, tss: Skirt essr 'aro
1ued Pbe snd quite idsenrste 70 every aay ~oe
desires 20 combine In hsI apparel SAFETY CoEFokf ana
ELEGANCE For sale q. ali me prn,ips s'ore' tss U3ieS
States a. q Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

4. J BLEECNER, Alct.oreer
CONTINUATI0N SALE OF 5l9 HARLsM
u Lots b.ps psrt e The Mysr Tract adjourned tIom
Jan 20l-A. } BLEECHER, SOS CO. wll .eu a, Aae.
ton OF TUESDAY Feb T. A. l. oco't a. the Mes strh'
On -th.y /. ots ana sores b.ween l5ih and lo.a'tL
On s,h-sv 3 ,o,s and cores, between = q aud 1865
on lss.h 9. II ots G'res between SIC and IthaV
On iS5th 81 lots between ttn snd .th-s's
On iS7th.s; g. and between SIN aac .'haS"
o. lSeth 3, s. ots and cores between Jh snt Itns'
ON lS-hs' 80 ots and Eores, between 5tn ana etes~
ON lthst Il 0ts and gores. betvee otA ana or
T o., ard gore. ,he h have ortsses on ire ;r
lem River the rsht OF which ydqabe Tee W.
the property perfect and the sal viii b. POSITIVE l~o
thirds bond and mortgage 'of terra o yea'
Lthoarsphie u.,I. g No. Brosd-.:. ll''l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Bpgr0 ail1 Ro0ms.

DOARD WANTED in BROOkLYN.-A Lady
I'D desires BOARD for and children with some
private my pleasantly located 10 toe ciny o AAn; ana
Cntrnsts Satiffa,ory refer syeu a1d requrr term
must be moGeia'e A1dtsGs C., Box S0 ..5sj Po..Ofce
DOARD WANTED in BROOkLYN-By a
ID Lacy. Tern. must be moderate Adar,s for t@O days
Miss A. v T., General PostOfi:e.
FURNISHED PARLOk. BEDROOM and
u STUDY. with Bath, Gas ac in Nrst l7tl-stA GOOD
0csou Phyf'csn. Rsr- 47j per quarter. cayabe In 1d
vance Adaros, r. D. r. Unionq 1are Pos Oiice, siyas
ference.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
\. J. BtTEcSTs, Au-tioneeT,
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY front

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY front
ing WATTS ard CANAL-SrS-A } BLEEC Mn
SON Co. win sell s. Auction TUESDAY, Feb; l. a. y
O'Clock a. the NeIch.nts ENhsDge the property wei Know"
as tie NEW-YORK HlPPONA AZ the Junction OF Vas sua
Cans. The building ot TIE most suotsnta 10 'e
s.h Ward Ard coat in the fl2N; can DC
altered q; ir pense fer for heavy goods et-
for Government individual beins IN tne 80 ueF ne
bgsiues. RAPIDLY tending toward Csnssi snd tue No
Rverl The vi massive lld the tnsers o gea 're n
for commercial purpos"s 10 would o'n psy oI ie IN teu'
pa-t Lspe ard Lae aud iEun grou1d teut II
scd,ion the font Lots SD PsIt' OF Lots on Nnce
r, I Building sold with tie abuye) T-,se tue Of "a
on Desbror,s s1i can be made available ter'us gee Ay
Nay e.lirz IN OF the property without iuct .i
vi;h bs main bgil-iag Fox further PARTICULARS sppJ 10.
Broad a. N,l-p
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
T,HE WALLACE o-FORTE-Drggss

II FsFht
T., .op.. are TIE fullest, soporors sod pure -,
I, 4, th- ro durable aud vii rsAic longer II tune han
i. ssn, mon sod Iron franz bed ps,e-the whole
e.s~ fon. vibsls shell with upper and lower sounding
board. ike ;Ae y.olA . -.
-. be, Piano eytsnz sas 10 recommended by Ths
h.,, Gc.r.I Wu Il FTy NJ Ssrsko.cA. NAreze< Ao-t D.
NJ Gc-ay. EokAsdi We Mason, Il. Hcieah,1pa And
nay ether r7rxa a. eeeert-ie& - -
Sole aSeCy Na. HALL sOS, No ~ oEVs-fS'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Ghdnres for Business Men.
CARRIAGE-MAKERs, ATTEN

CARRIAGE MAKERS, ATIENIlON "A
ss5 eht:s. s; e. SALE ALI o md
oomnodio0s DWELLING HOUSE, rrDunaed oy 'So se'r,
Of fac Career Gro.he .t Wiz ssa'; tsoory CARRIAGE
s-d WAGON SHOP with Tools AID IirSsr ior eslIas on
-, E-..itSirs Se /, (. ea. thirty-sK mile. from New
YoE within ROD. q T. 81 depot AAa |" AK aesI
aSs s I ,e- soaa ~ n e .d he no o,ser
deul,ro bs stuon. II not soll ylitin e. wy ~
CSspt,ous We.tcheser County. ke~l lors, y HOAA p
CREELEY, TT.5gIe Buiidizs, Ne q YORK oi.y.
EOR SALE-RIPLEY's STEAM SAW sai
PLANiN} MILLS a: Nsss T. .,,1,s. 1l5 3s'o Of ao, -
RfPIEY. RI'I@.s N.ssis q GEoRGE ~EBg NJ Is Jo.s,
TOR SALF.-A PROPELLER TUG-BOAT,
sloan, No. n seseS.t, below srown, Pi..aelpai.
1I,O DRUGGISTS.-For SALE. the stock AMI
i busines. Of WHOLESALE HOUSE in Caielzo, h,ving
sER ias' Box s's- 10. ls5 ?. o, csle,;o. m
e. OOO --PARTNERWASTED, TEL! tosngage .
sreh Is, pad over s60oCo profit within eil-
VIII TIE s,s,,ance active eataer s5o car De cleared
one come scqusnted with ;sTouf Preferred Reereace'
e1srgeo. All oomuaniesons Wit p nsne sii 0e coH.d
cred srrly cUaE1erEAL AcdIen II. q. hLDSO', Box l5
IIl1uE. OAoe.
d. nnA 10 S-000.-Any active Man having
SC,VUU ,a, slnour; cs.n, or GOOD se,gtity, aad
whnf eDs':e actively 10 @ b19: ~ eau is r oP
SerrsDti Hcuse wei eGbislsd ih, cry b. applying 5.
No. 20 BIosdwsy Room No. II, up stair.
GO Suai CASH will purchase one-hat inter.
sb etss)DOe Of a manufacturing business eab snsd
Swear, .cfUs property 70 ooUir skt ana aiN
IL. to earn per nol,h Tai. sill Be clearly 'oo ~ a
irteryiew for which sdiress MECHANIC Tribune ofiee
ststiue tDe and plsc-.
Gtc nnn GOOD INNESTMENT.-Two
CO,UUDs fs.ory BRICK HOUSES near jd-ay. 10
sch in coup tie Greer (pay we'll vii be sold a. brg'n
sRd only slct wanted on each tou'e Apply 70 owner No
367 50 -sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

"AILET. DAVIS Il Co grand, parlor grand.
ard sauar- PIANOS iong knauu IS toe e,s, fanS'
NEIDDFONS rh-ap. York Pianos a. zrest e,rssrs
Secoad-hsrd amos by Gi6r. Chs senns sic ohTS
as slOO % 20 Pisro. al Msloee0n,tl = u I DEB
RY Nc es Brcstusy. Grsut -. Nre.e buisiaa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Eonsss anb forms DIntce.

ySTANTED TO PURCHASER medium-sized
w bacS q Frame HOi 81, with LOr in Brooklyn; mus;
b. AMY and sad OF ay sccels
70 the ferlss Price ntro exceed $500 Possession
lst OF Msy. Address L. &. Tribune O-ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

A NltlI'A-IT
CENTRAL PARK LOTS-(TO close a con-
Oe-rrl-A BLEECKEs son o. ~ill ssls: Al';son
o- FRIDAY J.nv >. % - oc.. - th- M-r'' ENcl:
Os 5rB.,v.s. COR. ulsT-sr.-- nae Lot, 15.5Nle
On lflsr =. lsijotuus sboyei-t Lots, -aAln.l - -,
o. -grEsr i fne L0;' ., trst O. ieTi'-AV soXD--
Os elSr.sr-9 fire Lots q, 10 feet = lVrH Az -'xos
T.Rvs WAY LIBER.L. Map, - a. No : bFoid-st utS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Cost and fonno.

METROPOLITAN P0LICE.-0wneFs are
lvL wsnted for two OVEgcoATS. psr Of PANTS ani =
Sok of CHICKENS upp,sed 20 hsye been sou iHaaIe a.
No. ais Broome- ct, Of The PROPERTY CLtEh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

EOU RTH DIVIDEND. NEWTON COP
PER TYPE Co viii psy taeir stnctholdeu SEAf AN
EUAL DIVIDEND of THREE AND oSE-HALF PLk
CENT, at the Cce Of The Company, No II FraHfortH co
s,r lat day Of February neN Tire transfer booa VIA
b. cboied l-.iu tlas 4a,e.- wIork, Isn II, 49,
SAMUEL ORCHARD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

LNOR SAl4E or To LEI-Ihirty acres OF LAM
Il with t~o-stcry Dwelling. Carri.-- Hoase, Barn snd
Stfds is VII vs;srei ard P-ducrve large oraafds ane
variety of al xircs Of ui; thrre qua1te Of mile wes o.
ckshoe Dept HsreE Railroad A.e - sc-es 1oFe LAM
4 required Aeeres CHAS DLssNBEnRf, TlckSHoe' q
BsRkER, No IL Pine 49, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Sales at Artilon.

An MkE~IS Arcionser
DY BANGS. MERWIN a Co., Trsde-S&s
I'D Rooms No IS 9ut-rc~
FRIDAY EVENING. jan. =. at6 -iock.
OIL PAtNTInGS WATER CJLOR> DRAWINGS sad
PAsTELs-A cboice colecou, lcladinz ua1y ofsica oy
.pe-uf aut modern Al .A- Picture. az lu noe c,o'
r Al mostly r.ch u,s Ca.aoguss nay D had a. toe
ss,.-oor. ~.rre tie collection is OF exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

EOR SALE at DARIEN, Conn, very desir-
j. able COUNTRY RESIDENCE. coutAiaos sbout - aers
Of Land. large sostory sid k.,sr-- HoC.s fe,y nes
large Barn Csal-hols StSs.s Woo l1Gs' lt oneF
outbutpzI; variety oi l-e GrEy- ArooE. S,A Ao
dance o. Grares Ssrubb.-y &C., cs01 vsEy o-suili
.ur .sry beli-hy P0ssss n 4 ~ ,-urn@iiL-eiT.
JAS. = JOHNS ~, No = % -r-lAl - -.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
7 IGHTE. NEWTON q BRADBURY, No. 42l

DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ALEAANDRs
Il OaoANs Of superior make 9: great oxEans s-.oee-
go p.So. a. .,-rr.z o- rAngirs from . 20 s'
o.. Of lie Af-es. Cs:Aoy-es CT Muse u the L lsc.
.Id n ase. niecbsadis- of s kinda a. hs o~est
..s r,.sa N~ PA1o. I'D EeiodeoIs for Tea. Ard E-ni
snoysd purchased Acn.ay payments received 'of rAnos
'-' HORACE WATERS. A,-n'. No. Ss5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
on CITY STOCKS.-The INTER

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-Ihe INTER
EsI the s:oc Of the Corporsiion r. tEe City Of New.
~ A. sTOCT ESQ Chsnerain on the cy az tAs Shoe
.nd Ie,,hsr Bar q Bro scd O. o@rgs.
nteies, Central Pax Assssssu, Fuod
stock of lls \ b. nIs1s up February s. i2e the time
fK,d By law ior ibe redemp:ioi of ssid stock.
The Transfe soks WI b. closd T-sdsy Js1gszy H. 1882
ROBERT T. H4Ws. Controller.
Firsnee Depa -uen;, CsL.rDeTs Cos NewYorE January
L lEr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

OFFICE or THE gERCHssIs Insurance CohPANr,/
CorruE OF Fulton snd u.eerwieh sts, {
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

lS" The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, who seems to devote
much attention to the approaching nuptials
of Senior OvTEDo and Miss BARTLETT, says:
.At Genin's, where the wedding trOuSseau of
Miss Bartlett has been manufactured | was
shown large chest of lingerie. which cost
$1,000 superb collection of linen cambria,
gossamer linen, Valencennes lace and trans
parent puffings. The peignoir was of fine
white cashmere, exquisitiveIy embroidered
with white silk, costing $120 4; and the opera
cloak was the most exquisite article of Amer
lean manufacture / ever saw. composed OF
white cashmere. and closely embroidered in
the most beautiful designs, the ground work
looking like tiny seed pearls this is worth
over $50, and took five girlssix weeks to en-
broider. Seventy-live dresses are now ready
for the fair bride elect nothing can exceed
the princely liberality of the wealthy Cuban
in the superb surroundings of this fair Danae.
at whose shrine he pours constant shower of
all that gold can furnish. A great many will
be disappointed that the wedding is to take
place OF home instead of the church. as was
first intended.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1859.

- zr The Union and American of Sunday
alleges that we oppose the doctrine OF Con-
gressional protection 10 slave property in the
territories. The passage it quotes from our
columns entirely fails to sustain the ailega-
-tion. The Union and American must be aware
sof the difference between opposing the crea-
ton of an improbable and unnecessary issue,
and taking sides upon an issue after it is
clearly made aud recognized. We have treat
ed the question of Congressional protection
as humbug, scheme for keeping up The
mlschievous agitation of the slavery question,
makeshft for party purposes, and an in
trigue for designing demagogues, first set on
foot by leading members OF the democratic
party. We have looked upon it as the surest
means of consolidating the North, and of pro-
ducing purely sectional contest between
two sections of the Union. As sIch we have
condemned It's introduction into our politics,
and have deprecated its adoption as an issue
by our party friends In other States 1t has
not been an issue between parties in this
State. and we have never admitted or recog-
missed it as such
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
SbsriG's Sales.
SIlerin1s Sale.


by virtue Of ii IA To al directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Davidson
county, Tennessee, ut It's May Term, 1859, will
pose I" public sale, % the highest bidder 70 cash
the Courthouse Yard gate, tlie Ciy Of nashville
saturday the 10Th uay Of SCI dcmber, 1859 ali tie
right utie claim, interest and estate, which john b.
Newell and McNairy Newell, Trustee for his VIE l.. b.
ewe, then had, may have since acquired in and
to the following described tract piece or parcel Of
land, commencing al a poplar tree, thence run ing
l63 poles with Thomas hing line stake whie
oak and poplar PTS, thence norih - = 81 3-5
To honey Locust, thence north = east = 3 5 To "A
stake, thence north west 10 Fuqua's corner, and
thence 81 poles north 30 vest 10 being the
south west corner oil fuVua's tack, thence LoTth y
81 80 10 his northwest corner Of iuIua .
land, thence north ss1s west To walnut, tncace
south y est 50 3 u a rODk thence south etst
81 = 5 Ia the beginning Also another iraci cou,uenc
ing at Fuqus's north corner running north =
west u a stone, thence south Sst< SIS 5 alog Simp-
sons south line To walnut dow theuCc south ,.
east So win Niehole's Inc a ROCK thence aloug
Fuiua's ine TO the begnniHg- BOth traits contain
lng l5o acres more or les. ueesl lne above Is
registered ia REGISTERS once Of Davit son county
Tennessee, Ia bouk No % page - beng he led ON
the propertyOi John B. Newell McNair Newell
Trustee Tor bis VILE l.. n. Newell. b SATISFY jldg-
ment rendered la Govor of john iili against joan b.
Newell aud hcNairy Newell, Trustee Ia his WIFE,
and Nathan Harsh, this lOth Ol August 1889
JAMES HINTON, sheriff.
augll-td by r. {. DRAKE ID :.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
Sherin7s Sale.

DY virtue OF 81 ia 10 me- directed. and delivered
ID from the Honorable CircuI Court OF Divids,,a
county, Iennessce, 1T is May fern, 1889, will
Pose 10 pubic sale, 70 the highest bidder, Tor cash
tie COurt house Yard gate the CITY Of Nashville
SATURDAY the 10th day OF september 1859 all ths
right, ttie ain, interest, and estate, whcu b. r.
tGagsiAle, Trustee, AZ, thea had, HAY have
since acquired and the following described
tract piece Of land situated aud lying the Nine
teeuth District, Davidson county, 1enHesse, begin
ming at a stone Ia Gal attn Pike, the being the
north east corner q the Walker tract running thence
north - west ss poles 10 stake poles south of
stne the south sastcorusr Of Ms ees land, thence
north So west Ia stone, the being the east
corner 81 Gray . land thence south 80 poles Ia a
stake, the noTth-wcst cofacr 81 tie Walker tract,
"a. eat $50 poles 10 tie bsgiBuag corner con
tanning by estimation io3 acres and IL poles For
other Particulars reference u made 30 Registration
Deed, t-hsrses h. WATSON a. 4. =. Raesaae Trus-
tee, Ia Register office OF iavidsln couits Tea
ueSsee, Book No. u and page f76, being lev he'd
tue property OF b p. f1aesiaie Trustee Sc .
satisfy judgment rendered IA favor OF Charles X
Winston against Is. r. kAgsiaie, II sstee &c.
.a JAAES n. HINTON, sheriff.
ang1-sd By l. L. DRAKE, ID. $
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

Es- A correspondent Of the London Pos
tells of a Japanese girl. who. in spite of the
laws prohibiting emigratiVm. lett by stealth
for Shanghae, under the persuasion OF a
Frenchman. The owners OF the steamer sent
her back to Japan. "On arriving, the yes
Gals, who affected to ignore her presence
until all the formalities were completed, and
then took her into custody. The poor thing
struggled against her fate in vain. She was
landed, and, as am informed, condemned to
some officer or officers who ought to have pre-
vented her escape"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
The Devil and Tom Walker.
HonrsS = Go-a.x.ox

T WISH TO sell mynice place the NolenssIIe Pike
at tue first tollgate, miles from the Court house
continuing 10 acres and 80 poles Of the very best
land In the county, with good log house, contain
ing three rooms anu porch, smoke house, cribs,
stables and other out hoases OF the best Springs
and Spring house To be found in the vicinity Nash
Vile, the water never falling the year round Also
one OF the best young Apple Or, hars TO be found
the State
will sell the above land a credit Of one two
and three years, with interest from date Of sale
will take IN part pay Negro Boy aud ',iT under IA
years OF age; or, will take three four young Ne
groes, and give the above time ON the land.
Those wishing To purchase can call and examine
the land for themselves. As / am going to move
South IN a short time my brother, THos W CHIFFON,
Will be happy To show the land to any person that
wishes 10 look at the same during my absence.
auglS-lm JAMES N. { UTDN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
LAND for. sale.

I WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing Two hun
dred acres, handsomely improved, situated -
miles North Of Nashville, imme lately the Louis
willie and Nashville Branch Turnpike miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm of William u. Phillips. refer persons wishing
IT, See the farm 20 MIR. ". ID. Phillips This farm has
two never-faing springs of tine water, aud is of
the healhest places in the state be purchased
good terms at private sale between this and the FIRST
OF October next at which time it viii be offered by
me at public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
iuuc2O-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

Gs- A New York mercantile house held
an unsettled claim OF long standing against a
lame duck tout West" and hearing ne was
becoming swell to do" sent their claim on TO
Western lawyer to collect. In due time
they received reply, which cffectually laid
any hope they might have entertained of re-
ceiving their money. 1t ran in this wise :
Gents: You Will never get any spondulck
out of BILL JOHNSON. The undersigned called
upon him yesterday, and found him with nary
tile, his feet upon the naked earth, aud not
clothes enough upon him TO rDdd gun ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
Error Corrected.

A statement has been going the rounds Of
the newspapers, that Messrs. YUI.EE and BEN,
JAMIN of the United States Senate, and Messrs
ZoLLIcoFFER, OLIVER, PHILLIPS, and HART
OF the National House OF Representatives,
are Jews. So far as Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER is con-
cerned, this is mistake. He has recently
corrected it in note to the Baltimore Ameri.
can, in which he says, =" this error may seem
scarcely worth correction, yet 1 prefer to
have it removed"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

INDEMNITY We--says the National hteiii-
gencer-sre glad to see it announced in the
official paper that " the Department OF State
has received information that, through the
efficient exertions of our Minister al Rome,
Mr.. STOCKTON, the Roman Government has
paid to Mr.. PERKINS and his party, three
thousand three hundred dollars in full com
pensation for the injuries they suffered from
the soldiers during the recent commotion at
Perugia, and we also learn that Mr.. Perkins
is fully satisfied with the arrangement"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

@Many interesting incidents connected
with the recent Opposition Jubilee, were
permitted to pass without notice By the press
Amongst them was the presentation by Miss
KATE GORDON, through Gov. N. S. BRowN
of splendid silk quilt to Col. JOHN METH
ERLAND, as a token OF regard for his services
in behalf Of she Opposition cause. The
quilt was a truly magnificent one, and the
compliment was appropriately acknowledged
by the recipient of it 1t is pleasant thing
to have the ladies ones side; and we
venture to say that no one finds greater
favor with them than Col. NETHERI.AHD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

GS-Hon. NATHANIEL FL. CLAIBORNE died
at his residence, in Franklin county Va, on
the 18th of August, in his SD year. He
served that State many years in Congress,
and was loved and respected by all who knew
him. He was man of excellent sense as
well as sterling integrity, but the only formal
speech, we believe, he ever made in Con-
gress was in support of the famous claim of
Amy Darden, and the speech was successful,
for the claim, which had been annually pre-
scented from the beginning of the Government
was finally passed by the unadorned elo-
q fence of an honest man.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07
EASTERN DLVisiOn.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

REVIVAL OF TRADE.-The New York Err
press says that the busy season has set in
again there as well as at Philadelphia. We
learn from the Ledger thatthe hotels of Phila-
delphia . are filled with strangers. aud the
various departments of trade are beginning
to feel the influence of the revival. The
boot aud shoe business aud the dry goods
business have taken the sta-t, and are making
large sales. The streets are full of people,
the places of amusement are crowded, and
there is every indication Of a large aud pro-
fitable trade.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

MARINE LOSSES FOR AUGusT.-There were
fifteen American sea-going vessels reported
during the last month missing. wrecked,
or otherwise lost. The list comprises seven
ships, two barques, FIVE schooners, and u
steanl-tug. or these three were burnt, nine
wrecked, one sunk, one abandoned and oae
missing The total value of the above YES
sells is estimated at S225,00o, exclusive of
sh.;r caronos
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

The object of the campaign being to put
an end to revolutionary ferments by giving
reasonable satisfaction to oppressed pOpula-
tions, the best means 10 suppress old germs
was therefore. not to create new ones. In
one word, 10 fight battles in Italy. without
disturbing the peace of Europe; reduced the
possessions of Austria without touching the
principle Of her power; to satisfy the patriot
ic feelings of the peninsula without granting
anything 10 revolutionary principles, and
strengthening the nations without enfeeblin &
their Kings. Such was the OBJECT of the cam
paign. t.s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-07

SrThe Smithsonian Institution has re-
ceived by mail two thriving, living speci-
mems of the curious animal known as the
Texas horned frog. These fellows came all
tue way from Huntsville, Texas, quite com
portable in Uncle Sans mail bag, without
food or water. Another curiosity Is a red
woed plank, about seven feet in diameter
and Twelve feet long. from the mammoth tree
at Mendocino. Cal. H Hr