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4sAC " NAAEe = LIB ADheO -
For the Fall Trade.
We Are in receipt Of The desirable and well selected Stoke
Staple and Fancy Dry GOOdsl
WehSvc ever offered to the the retail trade.
ANING pnrchRas this stock from thelsrgest importers and
Commission Houses IN the Eastern cities, We tel no best
fancy in saying that thereby enabled to sell goods at
Low PRIC ES
and ReasOna BILE Terms any house in city.
Our present stock embTaCeseVeTy variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asTery handsome Robes Ala;
Aquille;
q Pente;
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English AlerinOes;
faee7iaPlads;
Layvlias, for Travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merno, English aud French;
Every style OF Shass Plain Fancy Dress Silks and COaks
Black Silks az grades together With other article too tedious 70
mention.
wshave also very large stock Of staple Goods such
Bleaehed Domestic, all grades;
i0&l34 bleached Sheeging;
- inch Pillow Ccttsn;
~ Brown Sheeting;
~ and OF sea Island DO;
Bro. and bid dris
.Pld Lin5ey, all kinls.
Flanneis al colorss qualities sd prieesal
Canton Flanneis
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans kerseys Sanetts Gassmeres YesnZs Shirts,
Fronts Collars. and fact article person may
hnd in complete retail store.
We also kee constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Hats aud Caps, DHiOur Anchor Boiling
Cloths Carpets, &c 70 all If which invite the attention OF
die trading community Our motto is 70 81 cheap as the
-teapest. McWnIRTER BROS.
sep5 No. ST. North Marfet street..
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From GEORGE 5. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ. D., Professor Of Bot
and Natural History the University Of Nashville,
February, %, loJ9.
Louis 5. ULLNAN Esq-Dedr Sri have had than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest 1t has orally been
for have and fOretes' the weather with
accuracy am glad TO add testimony that Of your
other friends wish you establishing sale for cheap
and reliable Instrument. am yours, respectfully &C.
GEORGE 5. BLACEIE, VI. D.
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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.


I'm age adutersed Liquors.
Of satisfaction be able introduce public notice
the artcean article Of unquesoned purity and
sing qualities except such have the most favorable in
husnoe the human constitution.
lew ROOFS OF soil the banks o. the Rhine produce the
grape, which will flourish where else from whose juice pro
"Jobanniserg the choicest wine Of the world
quality which, when manufactured into cigars, iRcompsra
lily superior to that Of the product Of ether soil And
lSng supplied the world with excellent lce Of 5buh
Dom such Tobacco be inoucei grow elsewhere
In like has long been known that limited territory
lying in the valley Of the Monongahela river exclusively brings
forth Rye OF properties 50 marked and peeulr that its tst
lson produces WHISKY OF such superlatye character places
By process recently discovered and now known only to my
manufacture, the grain Om the choicest spot Of this favored
Aromatic valley whisky,
with which instants parlson.
have apprehension Of being accused Of publishing
Warrantabe or even exaggerated encomus BY any one who
Will frs. subject my Whisky 10 the test.
Il is aoW frstcass Hotels and
Clubs IL the city Of New York wherever il is introduced It At
once assumes its leading position,
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
medicinal properties such, that while lmneliote
fleets ar pleasant grateful happest erna
have sample Day Aromatic Valley WHISKY
and fnd to be pure drti'e Of fine favor and without
deeterious adInixture. JAMES r. CHILfUN, NJ. D,
STAIR AssAYrz's oryIcr, p Somerset street,
Boston, April I7Ih, 1855
VIZ II. D.Iy, New York
have made chemical ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic Valley
ng no furious au kind aud recommend it
suitable for mediea and public purposes
State Assayer,
Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and after
find 70 le Jye article, entirely free from
lut'ratiag Ingredients see2asay used Yours. respect
fully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
Toousuers depend upon getting pure when
they buy the Valley WHISKY it'll sold by the bottle ny
70 South William street, New York,
lanfp-fe0 IN Proprietor.
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Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., Late Professor OF Cecil
and C.emis.Ly IN EmlIerslE Of Nashlille

Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN, NJ D., Late Professor Of Cecil
Ogy and Chemistry il the University Of Nashville says:
september 49, 1883.
ULLNAN, Esq Dear ST.: After carefully adjusting
of the vessels their boxes and making the
with each other given pOn:, g hhaHge the dali
day Of moisture in t atmosphere found them, during
months, peculiarly sensitive to all grometrcal cags,
and confidence their indications
uher compared them, for the eriod. with hair Hygron
and Of the time with MasOns ygromster e and
dry buh and found the plants give the indications those
instruments
Being thus excellent BygTCmeter not liable TO be broken
drr1nsed well cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers, and OF Tie community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument will bU satisfied with the purchase.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
FSNkfE subscriber having sold his old
Of Evans Co.. 80 Market street. and located hin 81,
permanently his property Cherry and uI-
berry Streets South Nashville known Loves Store
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New nd Fresh Goods CT every description, suitable
Of both city and country-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
Of all kinds Prints Ghghams Pine Lawns, DeLanss Linens
Jackonets, Auslins, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' Gents Breastuus OF Cameo
Mosaic and Gold stone Fob Chains &c. Also
READX-MADE CLOTHING.
ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
C0TTONABES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dogrestcs, Blankets &c
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDwARE- CUTLERY ouEKNs,vARE,
Ia fact everything will be kept that will be necessary for IT,
completion 81 Il well assorted stock Goods.
All Of Which he is deurmnei fer ready psy cheaper
than he purchased in Nashville, bis expenses viii
allow hin. to 50
msr24 I.G H4sBROOK.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN Offering and Lot Cherry street.
Il occupied by Mr. B Weller.
The house large and conmodous containing ever twea
~ with servants rooms cellars, coal and wood Sheds &c
The house good recently rebuilt and
Il better adapted frat class boarding house than house
IN Nashville
The about sixty by hundred and
thve feet and the house situated the lot admit Of
addition that comOdeus any hotel 10
the city.
large portion OF the furniture purchased with the house
II desired.
II well known that hotel keeping is in this city, most pro-
atsble business and any wishing in such
ton, this excellent opportunity eligible oca
on, being all the business portions the city
For terms, &c, apply 10
dec24-u A.V, J. LIEDsLE7
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From j. VI. FOWLER ". D., and JOHN O. HILL, ESQ. Of
Columbia Tom. s4ysing, February p, 1859:
LOus s. ULLNAS, Esq -L7ur As We have male repeated
experiments with, and taken close observations little
Exotic which yOn Kind enough present
since and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Taismau, Natural Weather Indicator From those
and observations satisfied extremely
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
supply the place the cOstest Barometer,
Indicating the changes OF the weather Securely
suspendedin suitable place where theft
fresh protected from rain and the influence the rays
the carefully regulated according your explicit
directions confidently believe it viii unerrHgy indicate
approaching the atmosphere, hours III
Aside from its BarOmetc merits it
the amount you charge for it, Botanical curiosity
Respectfully, &c, ). NJ fowler, MAD,
JOHN U. HILL.
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j. L. RIDDELL D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Unver
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
L. s. ULLNAS, Esq-etr Sir: receive them the 18th
1857 the wonderfully delicate, believe reliable.
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COPAEsTNEAsiaIP.

HAVE this day associated with in business JAMES
CAIN, Of Decatur, Alatams Tie business hereafter
be conducted in tie and tyle o. CAIN CORNELIUS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16

Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indiester
viii he offered for ae which he found at the following
places u Nashvile:-RAINs q BROWN, Public Square A.
STRETCH, Union and College Streets DBMGNlILE
co. Church Cherry Streets and by H. ROsCOE
a CO., corner Of Broad Market streets.
Price ST 90. The dscoverer will send the Saturas Wealth
Indicator by mail postage paid we'll put up aud Sec,
person enclosing $500 current Full aud plain
directions for regulating, using &c ACCOMPANY each Indicator
address 80 LOUIS :. ULLMAN, AgsHt
Rh3dsE-g = e. - - - ColEafa Tenn
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RICHARD O. CURRY, A NJ NJ D., Professor Chemistry
Medical jurisprudence, and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical aud Physical Science, says:
Ma. LOUIS ULLMAS- DeTr iI-TEe little plant had the
bindr-ss years ago. still faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator, and delicate is it, and
the atmospheric changes either respecting the
Onec ygrOmetrie condition. that it tgns indicate gen
elally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept il suspended Office, my standard
tSmi,isonau) Barometer and Mason yerone and have
that IT is faithful in its indications instr;nen
L. truly Natural Weather Indicator md perfectly eiia
regard this Horoscope plant therefore
tvrness and its durability anoring cheap and reliable
The purposes which you app importlut and
valuable discovery believe that will
usei. ! ours very truly. RICHARD q. CUREY,
February Is, lSiy. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
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hMNIBI eEs WI IeaYe NE NaoiH Hote haIi an hour e
y lore starting time for the different Railroads.
Orders left Of the COmmsrcial Hotel thesta-
bic Market Je0w the square will attention
declT-u q. ". KENNEDY, Agent
ROCA'S BALS N TOlE PULMONARY AND
TURERC5 LAR CONSUmPTION.
TEVE public pat possession OF Of the extra
ordinary remedies for Whist has heretofore een
sidered ncuraDe disease being Out ard ApPiica-
ton, the action Of which is seemingly miraculous, and its
having Of those attributes which make the
compounds nov in general
pamphlet containing ectioIs, tiers from distinguished
and we'll ndydua and other documentary evidences,
will accompany tie remedy.
Mr. James Bees having ceased to be the agent for the sale
this Bslsam the price has reucd 1t only obtained
Of the proprietor ~ letter directed 10 &c n OCAs M P
U. Philadelphia. Penn. uOya0-d6m
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LOUIS s. UINAN, EsQ.-Dear Sir 1t appears to he pecu
ary sensitive, gives greater range Of
the animated tor ordinary cagut -
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JOHN HENRY, VI. D., L. D. Professor in the Smithson
ian Institute Washington City. letter dated July H. Isss
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From J. O. GRIFFITH, ESQ., Of hs Projectors Of the
Union aud American.
Nashville, Feb %, 1859.
Mr. LoCIs ULLNAN-F: Your Natural Gather lnicator,
kindly handed by onhs, and
have hesIency saying that unefng weather gauge,
oreteng changes atmosphere "a to - hours
ahead. commend patronage Of all classes
WORTHY special kYor. Respectfully, &C..
J. D. GRIFFITH.
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March p 90.
s. P CRAWFORD N. D., OF Greeneville, Tenn,
LouB :. ULLNAN, EsqD6ar SRI have had several Of
you Natural Weather Indicators which have been watching and
testing for time. find thm them Re exceedingly esHsi
tlrs and made susceptible 10 all hygrOHec1k changes thin
TIE 6esf Hygr0BrS that Idee lGserCcd 1AeyGH agree IN
IN OretetagLs chdHges Of tie eesr from p 70 q hours
- ddrdrce Ihey simple, believe n0Fe Teti-
DO and Of more Hf than most sensitive Horoscope 0 "a
use and should be in hands Of almost every individual,
pecially the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours,
>. ?. CRAWFORD, VI. D.
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10 81, BROADFAJ, 1TdSRNZLLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
ETEEL, WAGON A1LEs, ELLIPTIC STRINGS,
ND all other articles in his lire If business which he oGe-ta
"A wholesale RETAIL low CASH thu ABOVE stand
Isl9 50-iy
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JAS NJ. STAFFORD ~ Professor Chemistry in the Cum
beand University Of Lebanon, Tenn Geoogist
the Stale OF Tennessee, sIys:
Lebanon, June 16 1857.
Mr.. L. S. ULLNsS-Ny Dear Sir: your simple lie
little Microscope, by yourself quite decste
ana believe they will prove useful and valuable.
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Edge6eId and heRTuc&y EsaiiS O;aG
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

YT.HE regular annual meeting Of the Stockholders " e Edge
hsid and Kentucky Railroad Company, will &c he d 81 t
once Of tho Company In Nashville THURSDAY, e 3lsi
inst TIE sleeion Of Directors and the transaction u othe
ss.i1sSs W L. RAMSEY,
,-eS SA.r3t Secretary,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16

J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ D late Professor Of Medical
Cheusy and TOxoogy the University Of Louisville says
December, - ISL.
LOUIs s GILMAN, Es1.-Dear Sir. l have beautiful
little instruments and have been regarding l. with much interest
1t makes remarkable sensitive hygr0eer and
Hisn tor this purpose than hca know Of
, 1859-11-23

delegates from The Northwest Nor hare the
"resbyteries or Synods of the Northwest, as
yet, adopted nuy different aciion.
Cd. It is not true that tle Synods OF the
Northwest have generally taken any such action
us that stated by the Epu3'!can, md copied by
you. On the contrary, it isi trur, that lie
Nc; thweste.n ]'re-b.t7r:4as gave Il decided ,na-
jority il f=vor Of the location and organization
Of the Seminary. The two places niu non
inatiou are Chicago and 1ndianapo-
lis+ Those, who favored tic election
Of Dr. AcNastet, with perhaps, ~,
s9;se Ss eo ,ood
thus: For Chicago I'll. aud for 1ndiar aooiis Il.
The rotc from ilc Northwest, including the
SFno,1s Of Missouri. stood thus: For Chicago
81; for indianapolis, a. If we exclude both
Synods Of Missouri, the vote stands thus: Fer
Chicago, 10; for Indianapolis, ~. The North-
West determined the location Of the Seminary.
tween Dr. Ncaiaster and nyself. the vote stands
thus: NcMuatcr 81, Rice sl4- Now, there were
some thiity-seyen votes outside Of the North.
western for indianapolis. If DR.. McMaster 1e-
ceircd one third OF these, which it would cure.
y be mor1ifyiug 10 him to deny, he receised
from the Northwest only thirt5 three votes out
Of about seventy-Gre. And when it Is retntn-
bered that not delegate was absent from the
siynods where dissatisfaction hss been ex-
pressed, whilst not less than six were absent
from the Synod known to oppose the present
organization, it Is not difficult to decide vic
ther the wishes Of tile Northwest we're disre-
gardetl, either On the location or the organlza.
tiou Of the Seminary.
3. Now, 4 word or two respecting the recent
action Of the Synods. There sre nihe Synods
specially interested in this Seminary. ylz: the
Synod 6l Cincinnati, the two Sy mods nf Indiana,
tile Synod of Illinois, the Synod OF Chicago, the
two Synods Of Iowa, the Synod Of Wisconsin,
and the Synod Of Missouri. OF these nine
Synods ouly tuo hare expressed any dis.
satisfaction, a,ld in these two, Influential
minorities entered their protest. The Synod
of Cincinnati simply pl4ced all the Sesnina-
ries or the Church On au equal footing
within its bounds, WHICH Was agreed to by tile
fsicuds OF the Northwestern Seminary. TIE
Synod Of Chicago adopted paper decidedly
and strongly endorsing the Seminary, without
dissenting voice. In the Synod uf illinois an
effort Was made to obtain unfavorabe action,
which failed; and the Synod by rutc
Of 36 to H., recommended 1t IN
the confidence Of the churches. The
Synod of Iowa had no quorum. aad
tuck no nc iou. 1t therefore, neither approve:
OF ncquicsces. The Synods Of Southern Iowa
Wisconsin and Missouri took no action, but arc
known to arprovc Of the Seminary as located
and organized,
There facts and figures show that The state
meuts Of the Ep"bticun, first and 1ast, fail ever
to approximate the truth. y. l.. RICE,
, 1859-11-23

She remarked upon the trial "that the water
was none too hot for him. Upon this show,
ing be was duad IS. =
The parties we're then reversed and Melon.
ell became witness, and upon his showing the
woman was fined IS also for throwing the kettle
1t Charley.
August See1e was fined Is and sent TO The
Bridcwell for ten days for stealth hfsT cents
out of the box Of one Of parmelee's omni-
buses.
-,[rs. Wilkinson. disorderly. discharged.
Mary Jane Kenefck and Joanna Leonard, two
drunken street walkers, sa5 each for Tagrancy.
Lewis uemmiugs and Margaret Russell, drunk
aud disorder'y, Is and ten days in the Bride
well each. Joanna Lamb, drunk and disorder
If, SIS. Frank Conlan, dunk and vagrancy,
Is and thirty days. Patrick Aclahon, drunk,
n
, 1859-11-23
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
steamer Lady Elgin Dfnab1cd.

From the Detroit Advertiser. Nov. I'll
The steamer Sea Bird arrived from Lake Sn-
perior yesterday tSuuday} morning ut about
i,inc o'clock, The Sea Bird net the propeller
Zen. Taylor, about twenty miles ahove Eagle
River, bound up on Wednesday, the propeller
morning, md was intending to }eare for thc
uplake ports, in few houra. The screw
steamer Northern Light left Detour for De-
troit, few minutes utter the Sea Bird on
Friday evening. The steamer Lady EtEin,
Capt Jack Wilson, bound up from Chicago,
broke her c1nuk-rin OH Wednesday morning,
when about eight miles abore Point lrl1uols
Her anchor WAS let 20 in twenty-five fathon's
OF water, and she remained in her helpless con.
dition un,ii Friday 1norning-forty eight hours
when tic Sea Isird took her in tow, and
brought her to Whisky Bay, where she now is.
The EI:,iu has on boaid for Lake superior
rorta, Que hundred and thirty seren head of
cutie, and large quantity of pork, bccf, feed,
outs, butter, &C., and-was drawing at the time
Of tic disaster, over Ten feet ol water. 1hc
clerk, engineer, Hubbard L Co: s agent, aud
number Ct the c.cw, cause by the Sea HIrd t
this city, where new crauk.pln will be made
Immediately. This will be taken to WaiskS
Isay by tug, and after it il put in place. 1t IL
the intention to deliver the freight at the ports
to which il is consigned, and get bnck to Chi
caro-, i possible. Ifco!d weather sets in to pre-
ycut the return OF thc steamer, ahe will 20 INTO
winter quarters ut Marquette OF Grand Island,
and the crew will come through by land
The Sea Eird reports TINT much snow had
fallen along tue lake shore, especially at Copper
| llutbor, where It WIS very cold aud the snow
| cr..kri tn.1rr fpct a. on the coldest winter 8
| day.
The Gen. Tny lor, il arriving in time, will &c
loa,led aud sent back, aud she will be the onlT
| vessel th1t will leave this port this fall.
, 1859-11-23

WAsuNG1oX, Nor. 2a.-In consequence ol re-
ccat occurrences on the frontiers, suggestion
has been made to the Liberal Gove5nueat fFon
Distinguished quarter. that immediate steps be
taken with siew Of entering into an agreement
or treaty With the Government OF the United
ss,.tas far The nuuish,ueut Of such outlaws As
Cortiuas and Ills mea; the main features Of Ito
p1oposea Arrangement being to ttext offences
Committed on either side Of the Rio t'randc as
saainst the pssco Of both Republics, the parties
70 be tried and punished according to the la~s
of the country il which they may be arrested.
, 1859-11-23

The Report OF the Committee OF the
Hoard Of Trade on the Condition Of
the North Pters
The Committee Of the Board ct Trade Of this
c;tr yoss-s .rrn,rr IIouchtelinc 1ohnx,n
:.,1, 49, Sa...,-t
~" oa''so"' aplo'u'eu ~ 'u1o4' iAs: u1's
gwen the snoJect eofntmtteo 10 theas lie lnh'e-
diatc and careful attention lis Importance de-
se,vo3 rha;r re,or4 m tho cord;,;,n of H..
49,, =.
solta 1'ee "aS p'e'eatea scstesa'5'
The COMMITTEES state that they have given the
pier q personal cxami1sticu, and found that the
:: ,o,,.;,, - 49, ,..
representations i!spe u .s!'''on ~ .ne 'subef
OF It's being unable to Withstand tue force OF The
Luke for any considerable time vera correct,
rho co.,,,;tt.o fo,,,d tte ar.;-a d;et.,.. of 10,
"e eoA44'es =, ''1a" ~ =. ,,'1 1 0'''@n~e ~ go
itet 1ton' 1ne shose 70 ae' ''6a4oouse pto1ec'lon
in rery dclapidated condition. For this dis
tance and to an average depth Of eight feet from
IL. .,,.-;,, ,,,rt +ba,s ia coth;n,, ,e,ras,,
'as p4.A' s O.'"A
the t"o outef "aais Of tae fie1 10 support tae@
against the force OF the, wares, excepting some
ba,f der,red tie. flnr ho}f of The or,oin,1
.,.L L.:---:... 49,
hunlper plaeeo t"efe ASs4ns e''ael 'e''e0 ANA
or loosencd and been washed out,
Your Committee further found that the outer
wall tieabers Of The Picykx5scially those on the
north side. either from tie action Of the water,
decay. or both are becoming loose and some
thing must be loae to support them in their
niaces. TLey are strongly of the opinion that
uuless Ibis support is giTen, the timb2r will be
washed out, and the juevituble consequence
, 1859-11-23

PEnsoSAL.-uon. J. Il. Doolitt!e, U. s. S.,
Wisconsin; Hoa. II. Larabee, u. c., Wiscon-
sin Gen. Il. i. Reid, keokuk; nEo among yes
tcrday's arrivals at the Richmond House.
, 1859-11-23

", l,or,s, Nor. eau Overland Express
last night brought dispatches ftcu, The ht,t.;h
netou. ard = co,umunic 4tion ffankel by Gen.
S.ott to The commanding cthcer at Furs leasen..
wnrth. The British hsd withdrawn their naval
force from ::an Juan, with The exception OF the
-...,ner Satellite. OIL
Tie xtri=oni:a Of the sd says that Captsin
Even left Fort buchanan for Sonora on the a1st
~ WIDER inssrurtfhus from the Secretary of
War to csl! en- Geu. PesIuera, und protest ia
the name Of The L. $. Government against the
cxpulkion Of Capt. stones P: rtr, or the AEnc1'-
cad c;1;z.rs from tha Stag. 49,,
The .lri:onian also learns that Pe*qucTa has
recently expressed strong desires TOT !be tonn:
.,rnersl immigration into Sonora.
, 1859-11-23

Tue Sussex Re3isler Of the 18th, makes Mr.
olden's majority for Governor of New Jersey.
1875. The new Legislature stands:
Republicans. Deu. Inner.
EESATE. ,............+. !.
There is also one member Of the House who
calls himself independent.
, 1859-11-23

Down.
tSpetial D.sp1tca to lie Chicago Press ard TFiaunc
EznAaA, Nov. g. 1855.
The trial If the steam rlow here to-day was \
fAilure, owing rs much to The want of foresight
oa tho part Of Fawkes rs to any other cause.
There were serjes Of break-downs. 1t will be
day or two before be will be able to 60 on, 1t
il the intention Of those under whose auspices
this exhibition takes place, to require at least
ono good days plowing, and the exhibitions at
other points will be postponed until this is &C.
complished~
The pouer seems nmple, and the steam ap-
pears 10 be easily kept up. The ground is ia
vorable and The quality Of the work is satislac-
torr. Fawkes hns tc1egraphed to Philadelphia
for some new cog wheels. Until they nsri.e
tue trial will not be resumed. X.