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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-14
The Third nihfricf.

We are glad that our friends in the third district
see and appreciate the responsibility which rests
on them for sending an Opposition know-notking to
Congress. The Cleveland Banner says:
As usual McMinn county has elected an Opposi-
ton member to the Legislature. McMiDn is Demo-
cratic by over hundred majority, still she has
sent an Opposition member eight years out of the
last ten to the Legislature. There must be some
thing very wrong IN that locality; but We needn't
to grumbe at MoMinn because Bradley has done a
great deal wOrse-she has sent an Opposition mem
Der TO Congress, when she had it in her power 10
prevent il. If she hadgiven Smith Gov Harris ma
jSrity he would have heen elected but this she fail
ed ~ do and he is defeated by but few votes and
Bradley county is responsible to The Democracy of
the nation for il, and ali the evil results that may
Tow from H. The Democrats Of Bradley who fall
tered can now have tie eonsolht on Of knowing that
their conduct gave us knoW-nothipg opposition
member to Congress II there is shy honor in the
thing to them it sill attaches. Unul she redeems
herself Bradley can no more boast of her unfalter
ing Democracy.
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Pictorial Election.
Sequatchie County.

We think there eau be no doubt that the whole
vote of this county was illegal, and must be thrown
out The Constitution of Tennessee, page As, art.
10, Sec 8, Ofthe Code, provides that:
''The citizens who may be included in any new
county, shall vote with the county or counties from
which they have been stricken off, for members of
Congress, for Governor and for members of the
General Assembly, Until the mex spporlionmept of
members to the General Assembly, after the estab-
lishment Of such new county" See also, Sec. 40:
page 90, of the Code.
In violation of this provision, and of seo of
the act establishing thecounty of Sequaichie, (sec
page 8, session sets a separate election was held
fer Governor, Member of Congress, and Member of
the Legislature in the county of Sequatchie, by
the officers Of the county. This whole election was
clearly illegal as the voters Of Sequatchie should
have voted with the counties they were taken and
the sheriff of the county had no authority for hold
sn election.
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The Opposition papers can't learn what is HAIR
RIs's msjority They state it at from flour thou
sand to seven thousand" They viii have 20 learn
hereafter that it is much nine thousand than
even seven thousand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-14

The Banner wants to know how We stand on the
DOUGLAS question. II we have net already made
ourselves understood on that question, we might
write q month without enlighiening the Banner. Is
it really unable to understand what we have here
tOfOre written?. Does it really task for infOrma-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-14

elected Harlan. We think is also elected. All
Opposition. 0ther dispatches g to confirm these
It win be seen that The foregoing dispatches held
out the idea Of the election Of BELL and sisted that
+" Kentueky was redeemed" when there was never.
at louisville the slightest idea on the part of any
one, after the election that BHIL elected that
the Opposition had carried the State.
The reader viii thus see how safely we challenged
a comparison Of our dispatches from Kentucky with
those received by the Opposition: how nearly cor
rect were our dispatches aRd how entirely at fault
were those of the Opposition.
We conclude this review with reference in re-
gard TO another point. which can better be intro
ductd ty the publication of the following letter ad-
dressed to enc of the Publishers, than in any other
manner:
ROME, August 10. 1859.
DEAR SIR: There was lot of circulars (0ppO-
stion) sent 10 Lebanon, by Mr.. BEAUMONT to Dir.
TARvEa, and Mr. TagvER seat them to this place
by Mr.. ANDERSON reporting Opposition gains in
Kentucky DpOn the back of these circulars was
note, written by Mr. BEAUMONT stating that the
teIegraphic report as sent out by the UNioS AND
AMERICAN was not correct. and such Dispatch had
come oser the telegraph laas. SC. and that il was
trick gOnen up by your paper 10 elect DR.. TzoNr-
SON and ". II. BARKsDALE. There is some dispute
in this county about who Was the eetier-up Of this
Know-Nothing trick. Mr.. ANDERSON came up from
Lebanon in great haste the day of the election,
with these cireulars to eountsract the effects of your
report We want information on this point.
A. NJ. WARD.
s. B. WILSON.
We think our correspondents must be mistaken in
the statement print in italics above. We can ex-
cuse cur Opposition friends for doubling the news
from Kentucky Published by US, whom it so entirely
differed from that received by them. The charge
that we had published as news by telegraph what,
chad not come over the telegraph lue is, however,
very grave one 1t has not been made in the Ban
ner, ana we are sure that correspondent must be
mistaken in saying that it has been sent out from
that cfice privately. We are confident that the
gentleman referred to will authorize to contra
diet the statement.
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The Banner has a Well-timed. article in favor of
Hickman the terminus of the Iron Mountain
Rail road from St. Louis. The advantages Of the
Southern terminus Of that road at Hickman are SO
great that cannot suppose they will be overlook
ed or neglected by st. Louis.
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tcrest in Land for sale.
Negroes fer sale.

4. p GTinsead, Adm, &C., Esther Ea0onaey, Ct als
DY DECREE Of the County Court Davidson County, rem
dered al the last July will sale al the
Court House In Nashville, SATURDAY the day Of Sep
enber next negro woman named HARRIET, aged about 2
and her two children old and
the other q child named AMANDA, aged about years.
TERMs "A credit Of months will given, and notes we'll
endorsed payable in Bank, required Said negroes belong 10
the estate Of Jacob WagOnne deceased are sold to pay the
debts OF the estate.
auglO-td Fee 80 90 FIR CFEATUAM CIerk
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7Itat N II1I
J. Porter, VIM. Gale, Sam Priekstt.

class open breeds pure Mixed
Committee governed by the real value Of animal for
draugh harness riding and as best in all respects for the
Of
JsDsEs n. MeNairy, John RAINS Jr, w. D. Phillips
Davidson county johnson. Park Street. Williamson
county; Spence. Rutherford county Gen Andersor,
Wilson county T. Craig, sumner cOany; II. z. Beaumont
Montgomery county; Wilson T. Martin, Smith county Geore
b. Long, Maury county.
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LET THE LIGHT SHINE.
VI ID A M L J L Il ONE,
The WOrld-RenOwned CIaEVrOymt and
and Planet Reader,
AS entered the city, and taken No 81 Cedar street
west Of Cherry where she will be happy ali
who favor her with their patronage. She all
questions relating to business journeys, losses sickness
friends love, marriage &c describe companions though
she had known them for years. will bring husband or
wife, bfJe describes all Diseases and presbes medicine
She vas born with this wonderful gift Of seeing destiny
CT man She will commence his life at BIRTH reveal until
hsdeath. Price only 81. Hours from o'clock A. NJ to
O'Clock p.
person will be in attendance visitors to the Mad
ame's
For further particulars small bills
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0RNAM ENrAL DEPARTM ENT.
NJ EARLY eli Boarding F8pils and more u h.lf -
IN our asy pupils interested IN this department. IN paint.
Bg, drawing AID mnse, se have endForedto secure r our ~
the very talent in country. In some &
suppose there mag b found teachers better than oars I'D
such do teach schoole We year male 49,
tons f8culty Of that class Of Teackes Who a1r
popular with lovers Of
For the Piano, Harp, Guitar Vocal Music We shs h
AZ the Academy ample supply Of Teachers; not Qnl To- -
eva pupils, bat also for tose Ladies civ fb az 80
schoolgnsl Eho MAJ wish 70 take lessons here Suef ss
peet 20 pay not cur Academy prices be aln
have 70 pay such teachers elsewhere. -
Is Is desirable 70 kn0z how many the efv -
b. pupiisof The Academy. -
saEe-a Q. D. KLLIOrF.
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The mountan pistrict.

The Mountain District, which has eleoIed " B.
Stokes (Opp) to Congress- voted follows for Gov-
ernor according to the McMnnvile Era.
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THE CAVALIER.
M. KINGS DISPENSAKY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ ~ Dr. King, formerly Of New YORK. for the last four
AB<sS years Of louisville Keutuczy, v has de-
voted his attention % The taineut Of pgas
thirty years. heers HIMSELF having atisndco praccs 50
many years. aaenred thousands he 10 curs
All diseases % prvate tgy ev 10
from dudcious mgcal treatment or from neglect o. hslr
own. Dr. King Dspenssry Ne p Dsaeck street, bciWe
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases prVa
nature.
dosoRazA cured withOu, nAuoous medicine ntsrsrsnss
from business
sTRlcErEE Of cid or recent date cured In ts
ays ~ operstion which causes pain. Wherea sctuTs
exis, health cannot Be snjOyed Perhaps canes
more mischief and nlderuinss the constuion mach.
eNrE1s5 With all Tie diseases Of the akin, growing neg
lsc or bad tresnea be edectuaily few lava
sEaIsAL WEAKEE particular attention hasing been given "A
has disease and al growing on Of IL eukf
on in Is the destructive habits incon1aer
Youths and eEceaaye Indulgence q the passions, nesc q
HhicE win undermine the Subject unat
sor D1siness or soce, and causing premature old age.
Females Who may Be aho-ng Wiz any dicnity the womb
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating THAR case ~
afee enelogd, directed % Dr. A. King Ne. % Deadck ses
hS1fle Tennessee, will have the necessary neiciue l -
their address, with Necessary decliors Strict secrecy obssr
0ec hours from 9oelec morning until Dir ne evsoirV
q. 165Q-dikutr -
s.,x
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FOR SALE.

NNE Of the most desirable small places Summer county
Wishing Texas, sale the place on which
reside tanning about hney improved every
Spec situated Immediately the Turnpike road from Nashville
to GzAtD, within half mile of Saundersve which
there adepOt Of Nashville and Louisville Railroad Any
son doing business in Nashville and wishing country residence
could not fail to be pleased with the place.
Also i5ss within mile Of saundeVilIe fifty
cleared the balance finely tmbered oIeray we'll
grass Those desiring propet y well % call soon
augl0-d&wlm JAMES FRANKLIN.
Interest in Land for sale.
Geo. GsdreU Administrator, dc Nancy Hinton q as,
Y DECREE Of the County Court Davidson County rem
dere the August term, 1859, for sale on
FRIDAY, TIE 9TH DAY or SEPTEMBER, next, on the
premises, the interest in estate Of A. ~
hinton has in the dover OF his widow Nancy Mnton Said
dover consists Of "A Of land, situated Davidson county
the Nsensve turnpke aud about miles Nashville
upon which there comfortable buildings.
TERMS credit Of twelve and eighteen months will he
given and notes WITH good security payable in bank Iue
a lien retained TO tie payDenI Of the same.
L. r. CHEATHAM.
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DAVIS a SPEED,
Wholesale GrOcerS and Commission
Merchants,

LSO Agents Of the Oriental Powder Company Of Boston,
n Mass. The quality Of this Powder warranted and or
ders will be PromPty filled on most reasonable terms.
aus7-dln
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B o o K s
4 ailobiosFapI.y 81 earlaaldI.

W. BERRY 4 co. have Just received
THE LsFE OF GENERAL. GARIeAInr.
Written By himself win Sketches Of his comr.xsa-s i
Ass TFansats HON ls Frsnsh b his Friend sad rs,
THEODORE DWIGHT Ivol p mo.
" T. BERRY 4 CO. hayeaiso just received
hAlrEE IHoRSLEY D. Mrs sedguicE
vol . Asszs sraleKLLsD's QUEzzso Oh scorlAx5.
fSSr AHD HAEEt. b. Caroline Paine.
PoPuLAz TAILS IRON rHr Nossx
ABnoTr FaxScs Rrvarr-,o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-14
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.
The Annual Address will be delivered by
LIEUT.. M. f. MAURY. u. 8. N.
At II O'Clock, A. M.

NeTEPedigees 10 be urns ed and approved By the Com
ntee Pegree before the Secretary enter the animal for
competition
JuDsE-Wm. Williams B. 2. Cockrl, B. z CheEfhsm, Wm
johnson, Davidson county; Berry Williams 10. c. Guild
Sumner county, j. Y Bltke Wilson esunty; \. Bracken,
Rutherford COUNTY II. French Warren county Col Geo
W. Polk Mauy county NJ. c. Puryear, Gen NJ y. DsGrA-
fenreld, williamson county.
TR0TTING
Fastest Trotting Horse Gsiing 90 On
Fastest TrOttiag In Harness 10 %
JUpaEs.-Alex. J.. Porter, VIM Gale, Sam Prckstt.
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south Carolina Institute Fair,
CHAR SION,
VEMBER 18TH, 1853
COMP Triton OPEN TO ALL.
FAIR FOR THE PROMOTION OF
art, Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry,
AT THEIR LARGE AND cONNoDIOus BUmDIsa THE CITY
CHARLEsTOE, c.,
COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1859.


COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS 1853.
SUITABLE premiums given the specimens in
Arts Mechanism branches OF Industry for
Cotton Rice, Sugar, Tobacco Corn, Wheat Rye, Oats Potatoes
and other Agricultural Products.
The Ladies, whom the Inssute Is much ndebte
specially informed that suitable Premiums will Be provided by
the committee and awarded for the best specimens in de-
ALL ARTICLES entered for Premiums,
before FRIDAY the eleventh day Of November next directed TO
Institute, Charleston Articles be sent after that day for
erhiIitiOH only.
Contributors 10 the Fair
Are respectfully requested descriptions
Judges suitable publication Every attention will be
paid to the articles sent for exhibition.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED I'M DAVIDSON AND RUTHER-
FORD COUNTIES.
Hi1ia 1af a-HRe Of LaSsrgne Depot tie BdsEDi7s
Chattanooga RdR,ood. and Is Miles from Nas1eRle-
On Thursday, 1st day of September, 1859,
We will proceed to sell on the premises
Two Valuable Tracts of Land,
oNTAINISG about SO acres in the whole One TraeteOn
tans 80 and the Ohe. about l2j On both
Tracts there Comfortable Improvements On the $50
Tract there isa EostOr Cellar Log House containing
besides OtheS 0utou all il repair consisting Barns
Stables there also fine never fall
convenient Stock furnished
BY Hurricane creek The soil is Of the finest quality suscs
tbie OF the highest state OF cultivation There
this rrsct asOut $50 the balance finely tmbered
cedar, sugar tree, oak elm, ash,
On The Tract Of rs is Frame House, Rooms,
all in good order, being entirely other necessary
0utbudings such Barns Stabes &C. there
Tract failing Springs About one.
half is in cultivation the balance finely mbered
good quality
Roth Farms we'll set in Blue Grass Will which
spontaneously and for Stock Farms cannot surpassed
in NJ ddle Tennessee Bott Tracts under good cedar fencing
We would earnestly cali the attention Of the Public
Sale confident that few such market
The location makes them very deTae being neioh-
bOrhOod, where there churches Touring grs
aud mills all within af mile and close Railroad
Terms Of Sale being LIBERAL and will be made the
Day Of Sale.
wishing Sale from the City can 90
in the Morning Train, hieh quarter past ten
For particu lars enquire Of
L. R. GLAScOCK & co,
augi2-h or, A. B. 4 G. A. BUCHANAN.
NEGRO BOYS WANTED.
INFANT 70 hire years. TO strip tobacco two
w boys from years old crippled bows
can do the work. Apply at the Banner Once
augI3-2t
OWNER WANTED.
VNTE have in hid Sugar bbIs Moasses mark
w ed c. W. H., OF 2. IL New Orleans our care
here, which the owner will please fosard pay charges
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NEW BOOKS.
Plain and Pleasant Talk abou. Fruits.
Fiosers and Farming, by Henry Ward Beecher.
The Literary Attractions Of The Blhle-Thrd Edition.
Christ and the Inheritance Of tls Slnts-Guthre.
The Great Concern, By Dr.. Adams, Boston.
EsehAtOlogy the Scripture Doetrre Of coming Of ne
Lord the Judgment and The Resureetoa BY samuel Lee Jua
received and for sale by
aus2 CHAs w. SMITH,
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F0H sr, LOUIS.
FH4aE ana passenger packet e 4 4 n in.
oessssE. master slil lssys fer .s ass.s
Aug l1-st 4 HAMILTos, Agent.
F0R LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
IVES splendid and fast running steamer -
ss s s he aSoss aa Ms hss s.sss ION
DAY, the i51h inst, at clock For freight pas
sage having anequAlie acconnodaens apply
YOUNG NAN who has passed through regular collegiate
"A course wishes situation IN the segh teacher either in
given. Address, stating particulars fally.
sngl4-dlt. DauDhins county, Penn.
p slAcENAE. L. GILLESPIE,
BLACKMAN q GILLESPIE,
"a. DEALERsIS N
BOOTS a SHOES, kgM
Trunks. valIses, Bonnet Boxes, as, &e.,
oORSER PUBLIC SQUARE AsD MARKET sfaEEr,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HAVING juss opened stock entirely new and Of the very
latest styles IN cur line at the ebOEs mentioned we'll
Pbc ladies and senten young and old % call and see the
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.,
that have been brought to this market.
we particularly invite those IN want q Rrogans and
We can please them BLACKMAH GILLESPIE.
First of the Season.
sNYDER & FRIzzELL.
ARE NOW RECEIVING FINE STOCK OF
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

XNTE have in store hid Sugar Molasses mark
w ed C. W H. OF P H. Orleans and to our care
here, which the will please orsard pay charges
and remove. aug6 H. s. FRENCH A SON
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Capt james Rains, Len. X. Hooper, Davidson county
10. Haraa1. Sumner county Vim. HarsOn B. D. smith, Will
county;J Blythe Wilson county; Marin CheAirs
P ). Akin, Maury county b. T. Pu:ke Rutherford county;
7. G. MOsely, Bedford county.
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JsDGE-J Payne, Turner Foster. John o. Roberts,
DAVIDSON county Gel Nd s. Chezhar Robertson county;
Franklin, sumner sOuntyi James Lqer. Wilson county
Dr. Richardson, Rutherford county: N E. Perkins, Williamson
ty.
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We WI proceed % sell on he premises
Two valuable Tracts Of Land.
OWNER WANTED.

INFANT 70 hire for two years. strip tobacco
w negro boys from ten to fourteen years old crippled boys
can do the work. Apply at the Banner Once.
augI3-2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
C. O M M E H CT A L +.
Davenport Market.

DAVENPORT, Jan. 10, P M.
Weather cold anf cleAr-the coolest day OF the
season. The roads were in better condition--hsrd
and smooth-and nothing to prevent farmers from
comiag along with their produce. Receipts Of grain
very fair.
FLouR-S'eady, with light sales. We quote at
- 00eD4 25 Wholesale old wheat f)ur remains
steady ~ S5 90; white winter. 81 90.
BUcKwHEAr FLouR-Supply fully equal to de.
mand at ~ 80 d cwt wholesale; 90 90 retail.
WHEAT-Fsir recelp,s-ssy / 500 ba by wagon
All kia,ls OF Spring selling at 50c; choice old
7Oc.
CoRN-Comng In pretty brisk, without any nomi
nal price. We quote at 30c; downward tendency.
OATs-Scarce in market. This new crop IL worth
25c od free at 45c.
BAaLEy-Nodera.e receipts; 4o@50c for good.
choice 55c; old 55G6Oc.
PorAroEs-Few coming in. We quote at 5OtG 75c
at wholesale; =; S0c@Sl 90 at retail.
CSIoNs-But few coming in 45G5Oc.
PoRK-R ,c-ipts light The pork season Is nearly
through. Mr. Rowe received some 325 on foot from
Linn Co.
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IF the above statement be true, it will ap-
pear that during the year 1853. there We're
only sixteen days Of Snowy weather, and
rain to the amount of ninety-nine days. dur
ing which time our citizens will reccollect
that there was some heavy pouring out OF
the watery element. The total number Of
stormy days were one hundred and fifteen
in number. or nearly one third of the entire
year. saying nothing Of the great number Of
cloudy days that the farmersl in particular
will surely remember. The year past has
undoubtedly been one of the most unfavor-
able to farming interests of any that has
been known for long term Of years. Pres
ent indications seem to show that we are to
have some of our winter during the winter
months, which was not exactly the case in
the winter Of 57-8.
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l. A L + S II n F. w S.
LATER lROu EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Ste amship Africa,
{ BY TELEGRAPH. J

NEw YORK. Jan. lo.-The steamship
Africa, from Liverpool 18th ult, arrived
last evening.
The Arago arrived ont on lhe a3d ult
The chip Isaac Wright had been burned
in the Mersey. She had 900 passengers on
board. The ire occurred in the night. The
vessel was at anchor i'll the strand There
was great CONSERVATION among the emf
grants, bot with No casualties. The vessel
was sculled and run aground. Her cargo
Of fine goods and 500 tons Of iron was in
sured.
The Indian Empire, of the Galway Line,
is to be sold. it being unfit for service.
The Times refers to the Presidents mes
sage. and draws attention to the preponder-
ance Of foreign over domestic matter, and
the quarrelsome spirit manifested under its
studiously moderate tone. 1t cOnsiders it
very remarkable that the United States
should at the present moment have casus
belH against aimost every State from the
Cult to Cape Horn. and asks if is possible
that the weaker party can a.ways be az
greseor.
Some threatening riotinp had taken place
among the military and militia at Wolwich.
No serious results.
The resul lUbf Montelambert's trial is con
sidered triumph against the governm ent,
as under the new sentence the accused will
not be liable to exile under the new law ot
suspension.
The continental news is unimpcrtant.
The Calcutta and China Mail had reache !
Suez.
Indian news unimportant
Hone koNG. Nov. l5.-The exchange I'D.
vanced 4s9d Shanghai, 6sS l-2d.
Tariff negotiations had been concluded.
Canton was quiet but business had been
checked ty the high prices.
Teas were quiet.
The investigation into the charges pre-
ferred against the parties recently arrested
in the county Of Cork. was progressing with
strict privacy.
A young lady had been arrested near
Clounsel on charge Of having written sedi
cious letters
Electric communications between Malta
and Cagliarie had stopped. The cable ii
supposed to have been dragged by some
vessel at anchor at Malta.
The Spanish Senate had approved of the
address in reply to the Queens speech, 10:
to2S.
Five ships had sailed with reinforcement
for the Cochin China expedition
The fregate Wabash was at Spezzia.
Vesuvius was again giving signs Of an
eruption.
The Calcutta mail. dates not mentioned
had arrived at Suez
Brigadier Elvigh attacked and dispursed
800 of the Sinkoopoo fugitives.
LONDON MONEY MARKET The EnOlial
funds had fluctuate1 but slightly. A little
more firmness had been observed, but the
market again relapsed into dullness Con
sols on the 24th, however, closed firmly
e6 7sa97 for account extra dividends. The
bullion in the bank had decreased fl24..
GAS. There was good supply in the stock
exchange and discount; market at former
rates.
Metcalf d Co.. distillers at Westham, near
London, hid assigned Liabilities f67 900