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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

| la. II rad, been broached aud fo2nd welpus-
paIed ground ID southern Germany. IL am not
mistaken. n resolution will be- moved in thu sense
in the Chambers Of Whrtemberg. and may 'con
become the wstehword for all the Lii~rsls ia Cssr
many Prince Metternich f-els that thi. new move
would become irresistible, and but lately remarked.
IN private conversation. that he would have ne
sisted the first cab at the German Parliament TO
the last but that he cannot conceive how the
Princes believe that. having allowed it to meet at
Frankiort, they can syade the acceptance Of its
rrsult--a German COssttutiou-f,r any length
of time.
La the mean time the corruption of the country
becomes n,ore and more apparent. 1t Is openly
said at Vieana that the CABINET has succeeded IA
huyibg the true copy OF the treaty between Napo-
leon and Victor Emsburl BY ihe judcioss apphca-
ZION Of twenty thousand p,auds, aud Chevslier
Wendlaud, the Bavnriun Embassador st Paris, had
to be- dismissed for having sold the secrets OF his
Court to the Emperor NnpoleOa. Under sdch cir
cumstances, We nay sate, state that EaroPe is
not only on the eve Of general war, but likewise
at the brink Of = revolution.
In Italy, the first revolution has already taken
place The oaicers of the Tuscan army came Ia
the Grand Duke and unanimously declared that the
safety of the country lay in the immediate restora
ton of the Constitution and the closest alliance
with Piedmont The Grand DUKE tried to escape
this necessity by attempting TO form liberal Min
istry but the head of the house Corsini, who was
sent for made declaration similar to that OF the
officers The Grand Duke, frightened lett the
country without providing for any Government:
accordingly. King Victor Emanuel was pro-
claimed Dictator of Tuscany. BY tomorrow we
may hear Of analogous proceedings in Alodsna and
Parma.
The King Of Naples is dying. His death will be
the signal for a Muratist rising
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COURT CALTSDAR-THIs Day

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
VOTING MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.

The Second Anniversary Ut the Young Mems Christ
ian ULion was con menced last night at the Church ct
the Messiah tDr. Osgoodsl. The attendance was not
large.
Tie Rev. DR.. SAWYER offered prayer.
The Preside LIT of the Uniun, Mr. RICBARD NAEREs,
r. All an address Oh The Christianity vi To-day; the
Rev. JAS. FREEMAN CLARkt Of Boston spoke on
~ Lat a Christian Churcn should be-; the Rev. A.
A. Lly.kAoRE Oh The Power II the Laiiy; and the
Rev A. A. MINER of Boston Essentials OF Christ
iau Devotion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
NATIONAL REFoRMATORY CONvENTION.

This body continued is SESSIONS yesterday. M {.
l.. Brace aid Judge Mason Of New-York Mr. Hast
il = Of Rochester Mr.. Halliday of New-lOrk. W. b..
Brown If Philadelphia, Mr.. Ruihtrford Of Pittsburgh,
Mr.. Barnard If Bostun. Mr.. Dyer of Albany, Mr..
Hon-. f,rnery Of the Rauhe House at Hamburg,
MI Ken elm OF Ohio aid others, participated IN an
Interesting discussion upon the business proposed to
the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
HIGHLY IMPORTANT fsCM EUROPE
DETAILS OF THE WAR NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

Tie Royal Mail steamship Persia, C"pt' ui>In''
which called from Liverpoo VI about - oesrk oa the
morning Of III. 30h of Aprii arrived here af'oc' OK
On "Wednesday morning. MAJ II.
Her dstes ar. the same o. those brought ~ the
Adelaide Ques~c, and received here BY ted graph
but we have the details Of news 30 her mails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
rNIyERSAIJsT st-NDAY-SCHOOLS.

OWN tuihe incemency Ut the weather yesterday ;,
the Aulversury Of the Universaist Sunday schools OF
New-Yoik and vicinity post poned till sone pleas
alt dav ard notice of the celebration viii be duly
given by the Counittet cf Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

The monetary uiad VI England A at this mo-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

GUASo.-Despatches have been received at the
State Department from Mr.. Clay, cur Minister in
Peru, in which he states the idea that the price of
gusnO can be reduced by negotiation has been
abandoned, as all classes in power contend the de-
pOss are national property, and it is, therefore,
the duty CT Movement to make them produce the
greatest possible amount of revenue. 1t appears
the Government intrusts It's interests in the depos-
its to two mercantile houses, who have them pretty
much under their control, and are for the pres
ent able to fix the price and exert an influence over
the foreign trade in the article.
The exports Of guano during the year 1858, show
material decline, particularly in the quantity
sent to the United States. This is owing, partially,
to the increased price which the Peruvian Govern,
ment has ordered 10 be placed upon the article, and
partially, also, to the increased quantity to the
British and French markets during the past few
years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.


WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable the play
and singers Of the Home cceand consisting sixteen
pages full folio size stitched in handsome cover II contains
all the popular Of the day arrangements most
avorite operas gs, ballads airs, &c. abundant
supply Of every thing thai the popular taste demands
dcult always instructive, fresh delightful.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been re.
ceired by the public, and the communication has the
PTess guarantees its worth work cheap accurate
and elegant does not exist hercouny The
Of music procured the regular stores would twenty
times what in sour Musical Fend Variety and excel
enee secured by subscribing periodical cheap much
needed Pieces BY the following have appeared
first ten numbers The speak for themselves Mozart,
Lover HalTsten Meyerbeer Fotow, Burgmuer F. Schubert
Verdi, Doniset Strauss Musard. Ihalberg. Bale, Rosni,
Weber, KuckeB, Speyer Abt, g. A. MacarTen, Bellin H.
Smart Ascher, Crouch DAbe Bishop Aute Paesello, Lind
painter, Beethoven &c. All hese pieces within range Of
ordinary players and singers and invariably characterized by
delicious melody and easy Accomplishments.
Our Musical Friend
published weekly price 10 cents, may ordered from any
bookseller periodical IT will be sent direct from the
Office Of publication the following rates. yearly IS half year
81 50 Clues copies Sl4 eOpios SIC l0copes $40 per
same rates for half No subscription taken less
than months, payable in advance.
Office Of Sour Musical Friend - Frankfort street, York
c. b. SEYMOUR & co.
JansS-lmd&w PrOprietors.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


NRAVELLERS for the North and North W est from the South
Staas procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah,
CHATTANOOGA Montgomery, Macon. Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynburg Washington Atlanta, and Augusta to Louis.
Louisville Cairo Hcfan. Columbus Evansville Cincinnati,
New Orleans, Veksburg, Padnch, smithand. and Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads Steamboats, with close connections at
all points Passengers arrvnga Nashville Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad directly without detention
Thss the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the far
West.
Regular CairOs Memphis and st. Louis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. NJ hunyan nneonka, Sails West
Cuba and J. @. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day I2 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and from
Nashville to st. Louis in SIXTY hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance Bnneh, Ella, John 9ault Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday, y O'Clock, NJ time
naShye % louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati four days
reg alar VA m mis-, New Orleans and VichISs
burg Line OF boats.
James Johnson Nashville. f. Howard and Joseph
inc Savage One OF these Goats viii every other
day. al noon time from Nashville to Memphis 4s hours Ficks
bnrg, I'VE days. and 10 New Orleans IN Seven DAYS
Boats leave Nashville day wait for the arrival
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hroias accommodation upon the Tickets
procured st the different points, prices the
Schedule o. Rates:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

Narrow ESCAPE OF Dr.. MARsHALL-A train of
cars passing through wood somewhere in Georgia.
few weeks since, was fred into with a rifle, the
ball SCATTERING the windows aud passing close among
the passengers. The Rev. DR. C. X. Marshall, of
Miss, sitting the side where the bullet en-,
tered, with his head in reclining position at ;he
moment. A careful examination afterward showed
that had be been his usual position the ball would
have passed through his head The indignation Of
the passengers, as might be supposed, was intense
The cause of the deed was not known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

Tbs LARGEST TOBACCO FACTORY IN THE WORLD
The GAINESVILLE (Ya) Tobacco Planttalks as follows:
eve believe that Messrs. r. H. Moss & Bros, of
GAINESVILLE, conduct the largest tobacco manufactur
ing business in the United States, aud, if SO, we
presume the largest in the world. We are informed
that they employed 100 operatives during the year
1858, and that they put up and shipped upwards of
10000 boxes of manufactured tobacco. Ifany 9TH
er firm in the whole country did as much let them
sneak out"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

The MURDER AND BANK ROBBERY AT JACKSON
The Memphis appeal of the 18Th Gays: eve
learned at late hour last night that no arrest had
been made, Dor were there any well grounded sus-
piciOns as yet fixed upon any person. All the ru-
mors, therefore, tothe effect that arrests bad been
made or would be made Of parties already suspected
have been premature and unfOunded We sincerely
hope that better success will yet attend the investi
cations which the citizens of Jackson are proseeu-
ting actively, and with so much credit to them
selves
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

In the Senate of Illinois, Mr.. Blodgett presented
petition to amend the Law in relation to the cleo
tive franchise not to limit the right Of voting
to white male citizens. The petition was referred
to & committee, bat the motion to refer it was re-
considered, and Mr.. Judd, the Senator from Chi
cage, moved to lay the petition the table, and ey~
cry Senator present voted for it, except Mr.. Blod-
gett. Only two Senators we're absent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16
FRUIT TTREESI FRUIT TREESgE

II OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear Peach, Cherry, and -
other Fruit Trees, from 10 three years EroEth-
an very viii deliver them the order Of Nc
Call, Yanleer & Co., NashyilIe- -
The Apple trees 10 cents each large Pear So cents each Peach
cents each Cherry each an o
the finest aocatsd varieties ship from here @ any peint
W. r. FALL,
Ia Tsrr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16
Professor Haskerrs Electric OH.

POSITIVE speedy for Rheumatism and NEURALGIA
n Deafness Eryspelss, Scrofula Bronchitis letter RIM
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches 10y s
III Cured IN from three to ttceatv saia1rtes tn
Corns Plies Toothaehe, Chronic Sti joints Sprgns and
Lameness in Man Beast ell kinds Sores Frck and Hin
mor Cramps and Coc Pains of every DESCRIPTION cease in
simultaneously.
Prices so ctS., 81 and 80 Der Bottle
1t is the only real HAIR INYIG0RATOR that will mako hs
EAR grow when everything else falls clean the head white and
free from DANDRCFF in ten minutd shiny glossy lief
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless no b5rn or Nils
erng sensations as with other lotions nimeatS: is ne
SAINT to take conquers fire. soothing and healing severe burn
scad in five minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Electricity Thousands
miraculous have been performed all he land
Use everything else then give one trial And o will
shall have il free ''
Friend, suffer longer bottle Of Hases Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis the Depot No 3
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or ot
ton OF the muscles should try the metropolitan Bath Re- mar
tcuar about the directions accompanying each bottle M ned
oilers sell this medicine Only respectable druggists and country
erhant are agents. who have large Autograph certificate
signed by the proprietor.
Be0aTs Of OountsrTeitsg
Every bottle has professor Haskes Electric OH, blown an
the side and edges Of the gss, envelope has his -
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
No. s. Pine Sreet, Saint Louis, Hissouz{
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale on liberal
terms druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this onn
sr and wonderful remedy by calling person. or Nv
letter, Prof HASKELL 90 Pine Street, 81 Louis will have heir
orders promptly filled and forwarded. ~ ~ '4i
Terms, Cash 81 IS SIG per Dozen 1t is eIeraptIv mt
up securely packed and variety superb Itbogn Fins
Bills &e furnished Erauitousy, Send in your ORDERS Won
will fns itcHres ard pays. ' ''
Forss' whOlesal y RwIN. PENDLEFoN Il CO. and nj
S'0' ao"S NaSnSliie TENN uar1d&W7J
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

The report that Mr.. Sickles and Mr.. ButterWorih
were at loggerheads, is auhOritaively cOnirsdiced
The affection existing between these gentlemen is
undimnished in lustre, and the quarrel reported in
the Herald had no foundation whatever.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16
VALUAnIE sUrTNEfs LANps FOF sAER

NATlsHIN1 70 change business Offering Tor szc
Wv Farm SGEner county. containing about 1909
situated miles south OF the Gaatn and Nashville pike
Cumberland river and about the distance from the Heudrs
soHvlle Station the Louisville ar Nashville Rirosd,
nearly equal distance ten Nash lle and alai Their
betEeen and 500 open CultF lt0njJ bs
grass the balance we'll taere with pop sugar, maple.
sc, being we'll adapted growth blue and all 0ier
crops peculiar TO this tUcs. Improvements good, q
Brick Dwelling VIA Negro Kitchen, smoke House,
lee House. Gov and Hor -lies, and al other
buildings, besides there place Steam Circular SaE
MIL q horse power eugne) EJi plenty II timber spae oT
the place kep for number u and young Orch
ard just in r) Of 100 select peach aud apple tre nd
also large dsh pond veil stocked. stock and other peu
" and Of g0ol quality Any wanting good Stock Fz
and desirire u the Tennes
viii do veil % examine toe premises. Offer The whole Tract
at SiOh0Jor half, or jO including 81 proysm
except the Steam bill. So per Terms f9r the wboie
place, fourth cash, the balance 4 ami years. For
half or 90 acres with improvements, third cash, The talcs
and F0r further particulars apply addreEs
he surber- Turner roster, Es., Nashville
Mr. Oliver Psrdue on the premises
janS-6m ". b. WALTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

The following resolution, offered by 0. FA1on.
was unanimously adopted, VIZ:
Resotrsd That tho delegates appointed by ,his
meeting 10 attend tae state Convention, be, and are
hereby authorized to meet the delegates from ahe
other counties, Of this Congressional Distris, and
BSminate candidate for Congress, if they deem a
expedient
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16
ANo. 4 STOCK FARnE.

NETE have No Stock Fan Tor ale, situated IN tAs Hss
w Of Warren county. Tennessee, containing $40
acres, Of which veil mbere and the IA ancr
high cultivation. The land lies miles Of Nc
Minnville. north kclinnve and Manchet
Railroad the Barren FORK Of Collin nVer mmtc
~ Of said river making all parts % the ~
nent to stock water Upon whole making Of TIE bst
Stock Farms county Two hundred Ct the uact
bottom But word the whole tract Is notto be surpassed
corn coVero II lies level and al enale
Those wishing buy good farm would do Wei and ock
will itself This land has all
sy improvements upon it. For other particulars, address O. o.
Brewer, Manchester A. J. Brewer, Morrison Depot
deel4-tE&wu O. c. 4 A. }. BREWER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

There Is strong probability that Chief Justice
fancy will resign his position owing to age and in
FIRMLY. Hen longer goes into society, and re-
ceiVes no company
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49,
ArornatIc yaIIey Whislr


n thsags Of adusraed and deerious Liquors sourcs
4 satseion public na-ies
the above srtsan article Of ungHestnei purity.
hpsaea on the human constitutions
a few the banks Of he Rhine produce
ie Fhsh H flourish no where else nom whose juice
ee's the ''ahznnissrg- theeh0eet Of The World
Iessss an IN Clos proaase = = tae ne layorana
. o. e 2hn nsna' Cured u'' eAlrs5 are ineonFara-
~ s1teor . mat Of the p0dGcto ether soil Aad
me Void ~ n super excellent aiteieo sHun5
nom such 1oaeeo cannot be induced elsewhere.
N LIE nsnuer has long territory,
wing In The valley M5uougaela river, excessively brings
,or,h Kys q properties peenlir ifsdsil
1 1oa P5Oaes WHISKY Of such
BY process recently discovered nov known only 70 NJ
me srAa fo the choicest spot u h favored
Aromatic Valley WHISKY,
ssh which no Other ami
nave no apprehension Of being Of publishing
va n.aosi Or sven sSaEgersied snco1i, any
II is the standard the ar class IIo.sl, ma
@ es hosk And NhsrsEss ms
awarded tss Palm OF SnperforityS -
Us nedna properties SUCH that Ebiis ia :,
ssts ar pleasant ana grateful L Aapp per
havs ANAL aszPlOof 'Daly Arouaf VALLEY Whi,k
and and 70 g pure ars q hne EaEor, Az
d etsrious sliniztare JANEs R. Chiffon, n p
STATE Asas1Ea's ozglor. p Somerset sirsse
Besons April ia, las.
have made ehsaIeaI ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic valley
injurious matters Of sc5nlnsai Il
6nIELEs T JACKSON, ssssA
State Asslya.
Valley Whisky received, and lier ara er
Hinationi hnd it 70 he qis, saFslB free ffoEs
q tsFeNg sHgTeffs'ts sofQae' Essl YONG 90
uiiy, JANIS J. M1PES,
Anaiyaeal ohsaisl za
II Consumers DEPEND upon getting pure
asy o0y ne alley Hhi'Ay' As i cold y ne SS'sonig
,sso5,h villa. y 49,, - - N ~ u.
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN G II AM g. CO.,
NO. 9, College Street, near Church,
Nashville, Tennessee.

XHYE have opened extensive Agricultural Store
Nv and shall exclusive attention to this branch Of
the business and purchasers rely upon being suppie with
Fresh Seeds, and the most approved kinds implements
and machines. Garden Seeds from D. Landret Sons
House. all of the growth Of 1885, Seeds are
leete1 with and warranted 10 terminate.
SEEDS.
Glover Timothy clean and stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Herds Grass Me Hungarian Grass Musqut Usage Orange
Perennial Rye And full Garden Seeds
by pound or paper ian22 Pm CUNNINGHAM L co.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.--IBeing deSi.
rous moving West my farm sale, situated in
Coffee County miles East Of Manchester containing 400 acres
us cleard land cultivation The
WE'LL and is well tmbered. Good dwelling
houses good orchard and plenty falling water
wishing good stock would do we'll call
.urthe particulars address c. Brewer
who Is authorised to sell HUGH DAVIDSON.
Manchester, Feb. I, 1850, fsb4-w9t~
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VNTILL doubtless be sTafed to observe that in view Of M
w continued stringency have conciuaed . make su
reduction popular and unapproachahe Corn and
Cob Mill, the EXcelsiOrs viii bring within the reach
all. Il oeed for this only, all complete, vita
sets Of nng rings At The very low rate Of Ferry Doafs
this Is lover than The Excelsior has ever
before offered the United States and is superiority b
anquesfiou By those destute q prejudice We trust Eas
wis appreciate Efforts b. sending in their ou1ars be
public have long since sade 20 he EKceor ne pa ot
superiority Will without discussing its surprising merit oar
thai the Excelsior Is adapted % ea
ul for family use u Discharges the neal DIRECTLY into haf
busheI and Is provided movable grinding surface Ehth,
when worn out 81 three dollars. Agents
throughout authorised sell The Bxsor
Persons wanting the above viii please address
JAMES G. BALDWIN,
dec2f-iAtWSm ~. College street. Nashville. -sun-
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gasbhills anion ana 5meritan.
Rates OF Advertising.

hhhNAhLH AT ~~-s8sJEE.
0nesqusre, year, sS0Eaol, additional square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer, viii be charged FOT the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oEE OoLLARper buarefor the 6rs FIFTY cExIs for sac
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements Published in both the Daily and Weekly viii
aided -
7raRsassf Advertisements mast b paid fOra tie fine Of
tR8eT1l0R
10 Correspondents.
It will save great deal unnecessary tlouhls n our
friends in writing to viii bear in mind the following rules
Of your letter.
both offices in full.
write business on other matters write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon such facts and
subjects be Of Information interest public
Anonymous communications Of viii receive
40 attention.
Correspondents should write only upon one OF tie paper
Wecannot undertake tc eced
All letters on business should he directed Messs E. G
EASTMAN Co and not personally either ProPre
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBERE D Ian y
FOB SALE.

CTEAM Saw and 6rist MILL nearly, IN good Funnins3r
- der, situated about Is miles from Nashville miies rcn
Springfield and IL miles vest az the Edgehed and hen1cky
IaroPd Of Robertson county.
the whole about 50 acrss Of cleared land sit1 ESa
country huildngs two splendid never falling springs rc
This tract would make splendid Stock Farm, and e m rats
T0incc0 land, and timber almost o1ernE
duosmeh lumber men, persons desiring good and cheap
stock Tobacco Farm.
desiring the land will call VIM CumnlnEs
premises, Dr. II Farmer, Of Springfield or
Nance in Nashville The Steam saw NIL Is cutting rum at
to- OC0et Of lumber per yCroular and plenty o. Eocd
the MILL timber yet having been CIT ca
mostly level, and has hDe creek Of aanaat
water running through the
aaca--laRam w. D. CnlallINo3- .