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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
ENlPIIOYNIENT.

nEn MONTH AND ALI. EXPENSES PAID
SDCO An AGENT wanted in every town and
y ia tie United States To engage tn rcspesiable
and easy business, by winch tie above profits
may be certainly realized. For further particulars
address, DR- J. HENRY WARNER, CORNER Or
RRoADwAY AND l2ra STREETS, NEW YORK CITY
enclosing one lpOs.age Stamp.
apr3-dAwsm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
w E E DIS
PATENT
SEWING
Nj 4 C ii NE S

Ess<S<< s|FxHYs Have gained the conf
~ =<ff1xHktFz tcnce OF all who use them
<3&5<z<zzE and have proved one Of
ssnzAzz==z---& he most valuable invcn
tons of the age. Iney use a Shuttle, making the
Lock stitch both sides of the cloth alike, which
cannot be unraveiied or pulled out.
They are all made vi it'll the highest mechau cal skill
ard all warranted 10 WORK well all kinds Of goods
from the Iightest Fabric 10 Heavy leather In gar
Family Sewing Machines IL has been manufactured
expressly for Family USE and has met with favor
from ali II is simpiiied as To render it almost
impossible TO get out Of order or deraDge its opera
tions indeed IL is so simple astonsh one that SO
small piece o. mechanism will sew.
Below, give description Of the different styles
No. lisa very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand or foot, or OF It's own table. For
convenience OF shipping and also for large manufac-
tories, where it is necessary 10 place number OF
Machines INTO long bench, making one table answer
for them all. Price, $50.
No. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
with without Box Top, which locks down. Price
40 a. same size as No. 2, but runs with belt.
and at a much higher rate of Speed. This kind Is
well adapted to manufacturing Clothing or Leather
work.
and there is no work done on Sewing Machine that
& will not do. II Is confidently asserted that tins
Machine runs easier than any machine now in use.
No. A. This Machine has long arm, to accom-
MEDIATE large work. IL al high rate of speed .
runs easily, and Is, without doubt, the best Ma
is also peculiarly nited or plantation work, 10
very simple yea Substantial and Durable bat liz
tie ability 20 get cut Of Order. Price, si2a
no. 8. THIS new and cheaper style and
general Iavorise for Family, Light Leather, And
sss-a variety % work II has been gotten up with
reference 10 Furnishing strong and durable, yet
Light and tasty Machine Al less price than either
OF the above. u Euns very easy, rapdiy, aud Is pro
noaBe ed the best machine now in market tor $50
no. O.. This Is n Machine goa up entirely
principle, different from anything ever before
offered the public. u Is very Light and tasty and
very rapidly Is almost noiseIess Ia Its operation
and uses A S1RAfsHT NEEuLE IL Is arranged
be utterly impossible Eos stitches IL has
a tension both SIDES, and carries large supply OF
thread under the spool The motions gained by
two small cranks that wtAo9t Ferceptible noise
The two threaas zorked IA such manner
both 20 pub at the srae me- and consequently
little liable 10 break The IL very elastic and
the thread Dc es not break washing. IL ~tn DO
coarse work better than auy cheap machine row in
msrket IL silk catton o. linen With equal Ia
eilsty. Price SSo-
Descriptive Circulars FURNISHED gratis
oFf1cx Az BRospszf, Nay roRK,
Whitney 4 LYON, SrepTiesors.
AGENTS WANTED.
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New White Wheat Flour.

II AvfSG taken the ages 10 the celebrated silver
springs fluurinR Mills, have iusa received :
quantity Of sapca.icF Family flosr, which IS perhaps
as good as can b q this any other climAts
and viii be sold liberal leFms a No. Make
street, by e A. q. NOEL 90.
jaiy1-u 80
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Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
- 49, ssss So

TINE TABLE. @
IN and AFTER MONDAY, July 4th, 1859, the Trains
" will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nashville 7sts A. n and fs0 p
Arrive a. Columbia 1880 A. n, az Gao P. NJ.
GOING NORTH
Leave Columbia 7loA. NJ, and $50 p NJ
Arrive at Nashville asss A. n and Gas p NJ
SUNDAYS
VIII leave Nashville 7.45 NJ and arrive n, r,,,,r
bia 1880 A. NJ
Will leave Columbia $50 p NJ and arriva n, NJ F.
Vile GAS 7. NJ
1nneSo-dlm ON. PERKINS sum-
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INTE are In receipt of a large and well
w assorted stock of Groceries Lioaors Sc ~
which we invite the attention OF the trade: =
SU0AiIS- 100 box Chewing Tobacco,
ITO hhSs Aouisiana sugar, all Grades Va. braLds
= al gfsoes; 1900 kegs v bite Lead;
bf 6blr y y. and BALTIC. 10 g shot, all sizes:
Crushed sugar 20 /" Bar Lead;
So obis y J. Loaf and Is 81 Aasan Backing:
Powderea Sugar 500 bags rne sat-
CofFEk 1000 bbis ksnawha salt:
100 bags choice Baltimore rs boxes ouart -eask.- -
Coaeei l25 = pnt and \ pint do
zoo pass Snolee NJ" Or Iookees Nails assorted
MOLAssEs. iIoUoRs.
T0bbls choice Reboiled 50bbls Smiths old Re-
Moiasses; serve Whisky;
SO - o6lschoice REBEL 65 bbis old Bourbon
ed MoiAsses: whisky:
eokegs Golden Syrup. SIS bbls old Rye whisky;
sUNDklks SIS =. - Monongahela
200 boxes Star Candles; whisky;
100 - ralIow a. 2oobbis Pixies Magnolia
1875 40 Barsoap: Whisky;
so " GroundPepper; soobhls Tenn pure " hite
so - Spice; Whisky;
IS {" "a Ginger; rs Dbl Sewsom's Whisky
I05 a. sup. Carb. soda; 90 bbl old Fort and Corn
65 "a Iadigo, all sizes; whisky;
Il2 casks Carb. Soda; IS bbls old Port and Ma
~ Madder, iaga Wines;
IS bags Pepper: q bbls Arr. GIN
Is - spice; - Holland do:
u tierees Rice; II bbts old cognac Bran
$50 dog Painted Buckets; dys
IS " Wash boards; as bbls Am. do;
81 nests Tubs; IS baskets Champagne
lls aoz Brootns: Wine:
200 600 asserted Cigars; $50 bbls Cider Vinegar
SO hax srnnk ing Tobacco;
Tageth-s with many other articles Eeeh as afe
usually kept in the Grocery time
febs-sf B&U &C ASuERsos
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and to arrive
IL SUGARS.
200 hhds. New Orleans Sugar all grades;
100 bbIs. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
% g ST. Louis Loaf sugar all grades
Oh Powdered sugar all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOLASSFS-
100 DuIs New Crop holasses, allgrades;
100 hall bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades
50 bbls. and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls. Pike IS Magnolia Whisky.
100 % Dean Hale's do;
100 Smith Reserve do;
loo =" Old Rye do;
loo % 10 .Newsom's do treble distilled.
100 90 Tennessee White do;
zoo sc Old Country do
100 Old Bourbon do
100 " Old MonOagehala do;
40 q" Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
Duo pkgs Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar
SUNDRIES. -
1000 kegs Nails assorted:
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Tallow Candles-s
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper:
1000 bags Fine salt:
900 900 G.. ID Caps;
loo bbls Fresh Ale:
so Iierces Rice:
100 and II ib Caddis Black and Common Tea:
80 chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes W X. Cheese prime;
loo - h. ID.
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepper;
100 dOZ- BroOms;
100 Cotton Rope:
100 boxes Soda ia papers:
100 - Scotch Snun:
$50 20 Stick Candy:
100 90 Fancy do:
100 casks English Soda.
1000 doz. assorted Buckets.
In store and for sale lower than thav n.....t.
where. 49, eiSe
=, We are Agents Tor large Wooden Ware and Bucket
and are prepared at all times 10 seIlto
INC lIaue at manufacturers prices ,freiR Mt added
-, CARTER, WlLSFORD h CO..
ue010 No. Market street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07
City Intelligence.

THE Poor OF NEw wYoRK--Athough the season thus far
hds been remarkably mild and open yes there s much
suffering at the time among The poor of New York
Our charitable institutions and societies taxed 10 their
utmost TO get the snsieral aid 70 help these poor
needy ones. Twerty.oue and Applications for relief
made in the month Of January at the office Of the
Superintendent Of Out Door Poor exceentop?ortunty
Is afforded 10 the chartaby disposed % do little
good gladden. the hearts Of the sufferers II they do
not choose enirust their aims u charitable societies,
they need only TO 80 shoft lance 70 the right hsnd OF
the left they end poOr destitute family worthy
Of assistance.
InE cE CRoP-The ice companies all along the Hudson
river have been assducusly the past few weeks
cutting out their crop for the ensuing summer The
quality Of the already housed much superior 10 that
gathered years past The s clear and eold
ranging IN thickness from ten IN twenty inches Ths
houses thus nearly thirds nlcd ard before
the closes there viii TO doubt be abundant croo
CoRoSFRs Isorxsrs YESTERDAY Coroner Gamble held
inquest yesterday upon the body Of child named Kirby
whose parents reside at No. SIS Third avenue who died
Saturday night from the effects Of dose OF arseu,ous
poison administered by mistake Also, upon the BODY Of
child At No AT Third avenue, who was scalded TO
ea'h by the upse,ng Of kettle Of boiling water. Also
No 3l4 west Forty eixth street. who died from The
effects Of burns accidentally received by his clothes catch
ing IRE.
HoIpNe Two 0srcH.-In reply to tho article headed
" Holding Two 0nces,n which appeared in our paper Of
Saturday, we have undoubted authority for stating that
Captain Gibson, as soon he received his commission,
Immediately resigned his poson as Inspector OF the ar
nor foice, (Which resignation may bc by any one
interested therein, by calling gu the Commissioners Of
once apn we would also add that Capt G. now merely
suIimbcng The duties Of inspector I'LL another appoint
meni s made.
FIRST REGIMENT The eft wing Of this regiment
oomroeed Of companies T. r. and y, will drill tonight
at The Division AImory, corner Of White and Elm streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

= fo'n 'rc 1S"'loHsI iuttIetnCer, feU
Inc annexed corr spondence has been obgingiy placed
IN our hands for pubcaton-
To LonD NAPIER washipg,on:-
The unc csened very that they express sea-
Dmrni shared by the American public the society at
washington, In thus making known the cordial esteem en-
ter'aDed Tor your and for Lazy Napier durie
your rtsence 10 the Uneo States their sincere re.
gfet al tbt termination your msaioa.
Influenced by a kindred feeling, they have been ra-
quesied by very large number Of their fellow
ctzeps respectfully TO ask that your Lordship, with
public ban IN this sty at such time you may lnd con
yeIie1t.
JAMES N MASON, TIL. S. JESUP, U. s. A.,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, JOS SMITH H. q
J. J. CkIrTENILN, W. w STA2DN
JAS, N WAYNE, jos G. Mo<Ipi,iy
GEO W. HOPKINS, JAMES e. REKRET
a. bUktiNGAME, n OGLE rAYIUE,
SAMi~ y. vINroN, W. W. CoRCORAN
WASHINGTON, January 81, 1869
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07
Naval Intelligence.


FIRST LOG OF THE NEW STEAM sLoop BROOKLYN.
u s SrH sNsHrP 3RooKIyy,
on Quarantine, FRIDAY night.
The new United States steamer Brooklyn cut loose
from the buoy at the Navy Yard at exactly ten o'clock
and fifty eight minutes this morning. The band OF the
North Carolina played stirring the bows OF the
Brooklyn turned and fan Of the Brook
lyn propeller began splash the water FOR tho first time
actual service.
The greatest anxiety manifested by all on board 10
learn how The chip worked what speed she attained ami
the number of revolutions made by her engines The
total revolutions Of the engines from the time she left
anchorage at the Navy Yard until reached Quaran.
tine was 2a6. The greatest speed nne knots
and three quarters and the largest number of revolutions
minute 4s, which seemed close her best as
Mr. Foansbee considered advisable to put her. She &C.
complshed 81 per minute without steaming, and I feel
confident that she al ali times reach that With safety
She used five ons five hundred pounds OF coal during
the passsge down the river.
The rather ungraceful appearance Of her hull when
leaving was caused more by inadcious slowing OF her
coal than by any defoymy in tho ship herself. She
drew forward l6s feet, and aft 10 feet The ships com
paDy consists Of eighteen officers, rigates guard Of
Marines, and about ninety blne jackets of all grades
giving total OF 343 souls al told. We have on board
Mr. Westervelt and some men belonging 10 James Mur-
phy Co.. who are to accompany us 10 Beaufort, 8. O.
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HER BRnAxrIc MAsnrY's LEGATION,

., ]
GESJtENEN-f have the honor acknowledge the re-
ce OF your letter of the 3st OF January embodyinr an
expression Of regard for lady Napier and myself OF
which we are deeply Sensible and 70 which we shall ever
rtcur with gratitude and PRIDE
fou have the goodness 10 inform that II Is the wish
OF aree number OF your fellow citizens receive us at
psoir pa and you desire 10 know what dag IL wonld
te 10 US to avail ourselves Of this invitation
DAY Tue 18th met, that day be agreeable 70 you 10
You viii obiiee lady Napier and myself by conveying
10 ne gentemen who are acting In concert with you our
warm .lsnks Tor tho high mark Of esteem which they
nave aes gned Tor us-one which may not asser myself
ulaloyed satisfaction, were MOI associated with our
departure ffom America. w ~
have tne honor TO be, gentlemen, your obedent bum
VI. scrs"h',, a, NAPIER.
Ihe Hon. j, M Mason United States Senator: tho Hon
w IL Seward, United States Senator; tho Hon ] j. Crit
bers Of the committee. N'"
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Court Calendar FOR arond.v.

SrFTnn CorRr--Circuit-- 1-Nos ISL, Il. 500.
tel oe A. 81 30, l4a 1s7, i6o, ios, 1885, III, IT'S,
1st, 19l. 1893, efe
COMMON PrsAs-ras. Mos. 2as 24s, $50, 252, 2S4,
25e 2b7 2ts. geo, 2o1 262, 2e3 1885, 2es 207 Part a.
Nos iob 2s l4s las, l4s i5, l7, l7l, 1s2 1856, 2o2
2l4, 236, 2s6, 2S9.
srrTsios Corw -S zoo, a71 a79, 2s7, s2s sat, 2qs,
go ss 323 les, lte 3s3, sst, $780, $685. 400 I0l tos
aob ios, 4o, All, sl2 ti4, 4i6, All, as, 40, 4si 42
s23
UNrED srATrs rrrRcr Cousr-Nos GO, GO, II, o., IS.
a., GO, SO, SO, 100, so, Al, 40, 40, AZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

ARREsrED.-Mr. A. G. Emore, otherwise called
A. &. Coleman, arrested In Savannah tho 10Th uIt
urder warrant charging said Emore alias Coleman with
forgery to the amount Of several thousand dollars and
also with obtaining goods under false yretences New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

February Sessions OF tho Common C0usacil.
Tho Board Of Aldermen meet this evening, when It IS
hoped that some definite action will be taken tn,
levy as amended by the Councmen The question OF the
City lnspectorship still before the special committee
who have not as yet reported the legality OF Mr Nor
toms tenure Of that important office. Alderman Aiams
In Ut Of Indignation at the inactivity Of his
members, resigned his position that committee aud Al
derman Tucmey was appointed 10 hiI the vacancy.
The February session of the Board Of Counclmcn com
mences this evening, but the amount OF unfinished bus
ness in the Clerks drawers is very trGing Judging from
the expeditions manner in which the members have
transacted the public business, they promise TO be
efficient public servants than thcir predecessors; and
the presiding officer continues To be prompt and en-
cent as be has been since the organization OF the Board
the business of the city will be properly transacted
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Excmm.r .x,s.. in Mon month Cor-.~ n,

ENcrry t!r exist, In Nor uoufh Cou,.v. r.
y b csufe q ru.an namot JasR yax Dgsyr
rhr - mi sipg, b. TuPgs, d % bAvs b "a muc.
dcrd. lwo o. en- tive te arrested on sus,'-
ciCr. Ah-ut 100 m.r ~ sA,ieh'ng the svsmp.
~ d wood, IN Tho tic,rty fr her b dy.
1hx .aw in Niebis,n p.,ehftrs sm,ls .n,tisn.
Legro preacher al Dstrd's, W.. B1ssI, has
teen nyie,ed Of mary ing : ". 4 Am wkiss,
ard now has IN opportunity Of ECiAg - ~ ~
sine'y Gays on pay ing City doisssx ThD No.
hrst esse under the statute. l7 B4 t-'j5,s ~, !,
Iar indians os Illinois snd wfSsssGa. ~,
500 ont 10 goveinmt Mt and ss1osd to. No..
@ csu.. Ss ,sms sssi aons. is' Hiss':I Tss s,s y
7tsbun~ says Q elan of the WinnsSaess ~
- erossed the Mssissippl and taksa m 49,
quarter. In Hc.ry eounty. Thsy nsnilsss =
undue Familiarity With sfranssrs. As - N
the dwellings, by dsyMsk qsisriy sa[ usssl
ss,ysd 20 MON room 10 rso1. and approriAAs
bedding, c'o.hss, provisisns o. whatsya s,ss
delights them, to their ON upeU ~ rseh&,
Ia not . fow instances hsys shsy AiGhHsnsA
femslss badly. 1hey srs vsriously ss1lmsesh
Destitute, srd when game fsils shssn, thsy Nssse
to tho live stock Of ths fHxmsfs. j. s.s-., a.
~ Novembr, 1850 M. RaAssus sAlusnx.
q Lvsrtool, Ohio, was msrrisd 10 Nts Hak3
PhIIcHAhD. About ysaf afterwards - too&
bic departure TO CAnfofnis, whsrs Be esils1 -
tho mines NJ I'll fs~ mcn,hs seo yTss esuus
sfordsnce between him and his wife was N son0
way interrupted, but fumors reached hsr thax
he had proved unfa,thfuI, and shs thsfefws pso-
cursd divorce. This step ~ss tatsa aftr ~
husosnd had been abs. Mt ixht yssss, bot Nh.
"a. nBuRy had ben Mis PkIrCaARD afsin ~
afew MOI thR when h.r former husband rseusn-
ed. Over sneimed with .ortffse ., fiudlng hAD-
self bachelor. he took imme,l'a,s stsps q -
ipsas himstf In hts frmor posir lon. TIE
charge against him be proved to 10 untrue, al
aftor courtsbip In due form, the couple wGe
sesin married on tho eth mr. =.
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laten N.I a.nrr....d.

A c'''tfp tdsnt wii,irg f. om N,tin-, Ala q
the ."'r-" ed Gu 'er, lis tns fcllJ~ rng e.
ffao Ginary stcry -
'siu' to. t.s'h of sencr FsAsutsco NJ o'G ,rri.,
CpiAI '',Os, ~or'b o " 0D0IC'i scme rot r.
esiu d,t, pmsnss have been made Toe dec as d
vas toe ~ tlnsts fltnd II EApcJtso EorEz and was
@lics,td IL the PiLto difficulty. Tho pa ,crs let
by the d,ess.ed. provo thss the person Ssrroted In
1881, and beloved by all tho world b. DO NAscisso
Lorna vas Hmsbody elstl that Lovsz wss not gar.
roted, but throush the influence Of Senor OaAnclAa
substitute was procured; LnrIz "a, sxscu,ed by
proxy. v hoehsr tho authorities or Con. CoscuA
eonn,ved a. us pr,ccdipg, ws have M mesns OF
knowh 9; neither have any authent,c iasormstton
o. the fsac OF Lorsz. There vas story current, Q
iew years sgc, In the town of Nmona', district of
hsAsn -, sad NOT fAr fr, Cartsnss, ,tha. stronger
Who inhah.ted house than belonsing 60 O'd.acfA.
boro striking nkensss 20 Lorfz In 1850 tnis
s ger, ~ho held inteiccurss with no 10 Of the in
fab'f.nts of nonai, though he WAS oocasi,nAiIy
VISITED by strsngers. s'ckensd and died Tnc bvdy
IVES canned tfby o'GAnoiA's p oplc, and no oro
nntws woat bocame q H. Even tle ph hysic,sn OF
tho tecesseA wss . stranger 10 HnoasL PeIpl,
there believe tbAt this unk IN man Was no other
h an Loplz himsslf."
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p Frtn ths River Piats.
A ecHesI ontsat q IL Jo~~si Of Connsrcs
writing from Buenos Ayrss, Oct. n, ssysi

Ths Ans s,sst svsss q he szsaslas var occurred
sn 0et. 10, setbs isisad u Martin GAxcA Tha'is-
ss.s q q. TmsssysS ,SSS. ssa T De c1saasI Of nc
|, k.o P.stA nss cio.e by the nlsrd. isnos Ayres,
ance She seclsssssn d wsr, has sovtaasA the p'sos
% ::H :seS, y saa. and sa'Is
guns ucss. 4 p.rt of tas asst u chs canfsiera-
Doe, .wlieh wsssl purchased end aaat out te.os
e.: % : e! a. :: as sss Ss SsS ss e.: sIss; f.
Ne s6Jtt q o'oesk 10 ne srslsg. Tad three
steansrs spHroschsd, s.ysas N tsv tse ssliqs wee
y. M ss sss % s's, 4:
nv ffctu the shcfs. IN the ehanasl thsy had 70
pes n sns,e ne, and q tts guns shs.s ws's ar
AZ ne e es. Ss .s'ssaa - 9, s
tItSs coclnes snA brewery, iks asu osssa
SgsnpS ~iss ;ah'ss. sat \. shso.issl s s'asss
isi.sa lo.s s' az - ss., , ed :s S.s es!ass va: ss
sssn ~ ~ % hang Y cut =, q Y ps'1s e A..
eRHAs1 h@es must bs oeaAdsrsbss bat hes grest Il
4 sseax.t DO only sos,eosarsd- Tns Ssrrsoa
- TtSsSys pslS;. shs s,..., .Asrs. .sui,sd bsr.,
'GfrfE Ics YsAsessce soIIss I0sa 4 soh of tus
fiAs0stt u fsygqsn o. sTi..,oa q nSnstioa,
Gowrnor, wnsch wss srawa byfour nlk -stip hor.es.
Tfoasdhds ssfhsred On ne WhASf 10 4 o Ian
g . ~. :SPs.s.s % hi: .stsoas Sss LSs ts.
o>va.A END - tss ptsssedld % AK suspSnsion q
q ga n I'D oihsr sss nOass, IN nss RLsg
WSSBtss ~ ~s.l ID. ,a.ss q tsls, souptry an
cAofs4 "a Ross ~ ana .tscn . aale dklesAos det
fos nearly tie who's dag apen the taoeties q
S.!s ss E 3ss:.s E ii III i.r ss' fss fs .s. ,s..
..s ssssy n In si,s sssarS: s:s,Ts E Sv .s
den rv.s<n1 10 orfssts tfs N o ~
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PREsrcx Of ths Louisville yosr~a, obj.c.s %
the proposed roo intercourss with the North on
account Of JoBN BsowN for various reasons,
among whca are the folio Win g:--
The ides oF not Eating. Now Eoglsnd salmon reat
spsmg, or OF rdusrg an Toe crop IRON Chicago whon
thc deg sssr rsgss; tns bars thought u hayinu
Ibdisia grous", or . Msite supply OF pctatnss In.
terdossd to ms OF being compalsd 10 rcai Of N-w
York cys'crs or Pttsbu ale, and bc In the t4n,s.
txlrg cordiaon Of nos enjoying than the teribl, |,
calsufS involved In giving up ths Newark oidar
so'd 10y ctsmIaaro, OF the rcusidsd whiaky Of Gin
chnsh d'ut q, d for old Otsid brandy the shyniins
eprssf prooue, d ~ tne veiy thought of r-fu,ing
" he tupintd With RnnsylvAniA .a sn,s win.er by
KTtioee n Co., heoause 10 is nod by an under.
ground isirosc; the setting obdu'ats sppes,tss
ae,inst the pioooce of uooe,er pisson roosts, teal
OF ue sing, becauss tosy ly from the nth; eli
tbsse ere ov sr~hsluipg. We sre- patriotic eaouah
- Tho world VAT, but We csnnot surrender our gss-
tronomic hbcrsy. CxeAn had hts Bnufus, CmAHlus
I HIS CRoMwsLr, and . voiuntsyy sssocission 20
nether drink nor ca northcrn good things has Its
Louhd'b Josrnsi;i thssis trssop, " ake Tho most
OF Our frieid o. tho Rtchmond WAig win f,rgivs
U.S. IL after having stood ponicahy shoulder 70 saoul-
Der kr year,, Ne now psrt stomsch 3, stomsch on
this que-fion Of "insernsl improvements" e 10 hard
70 suhder odties, and vr'y bcwsis NJ yearn %
be reunited, but then ston scbls bit~s wall give an
appetite and rrcmote dl scstion and drain tka
bitter cup 70 the drees."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-10
kscApe a.a Capsar, or Prss.ucr,.

Thh morning, says ths Utics 0bsrs~ q
Thussda, - Jsilor BABcoCK sntsfcd the a.ea
In front cf The os,ls In The MohA Sk strsst jsll,
for tbs purpose Of unlockinG de eslls, be souud
that the prioonefs he'd, By some nsan, slfssdy
reael sd ths outsids Of tholr doors. Va his %.
pcarSnos, they made rush upon him, ovsrpow-
sred hin, and three Of thsir numbsv, Srsv0s,
MuLLsS and PAT LARKIH, suoossdsd Ia sscsping
fton the jdl. MsILEx won't oet through the
Office window, carrying the sash siong with hin.
Jsior BABoock, ssizing bis gua, started 10
pursuit, but he had mot peoceedsd kr before the
gun accidentally went or and was ,slsss.
He soon overlook LARxn and orRvKGs, but did
not overtake MuLLsN untn he had reached the
cemetery. Ths fsllows were su m.rchsd bsck
coutrived to got cut Of their cells Is not known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-10
THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC 10 1859.
Seaib Cnvelnua.


The sou'h C~iolira LegislAiurs 1, In sossi IN.
aud Baows's invasion a Virginia has been ths
subject Of excited remark In both branches. In
the Senate, fe,olutinns have been introduced 10
provids fos the extensive mannfActurs of oil the
mssssisis u war, and fer ths appoint tmsnt " an
ordinance committee to procure war munitions,
and to act IN conosrt with similar csm mittsos IN
other States, until the Inauguration Of the next
Prss'd' mt Il the UIitsd States. In tho Hous.,
two 81 fiss Of resolutions have b,sn introduced !;
one sst declaring L. the ,lsy ysholding State, 10
make comEcn cause with vrsinis, a,d to bear
her sxPsniss in defending her territory agdrs.
Abolition assaults. The othsr set Il rssola tons
proposes Southern Congress, to mlks arrange.
mshts fer dissolution Of the Uniou. Il 10 not
likely that the nsolutions will be adopted, and
We are, Therefore, no: the least alarmed BY thsir
sulrhurous charsc'ef. U -..r