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BY TELEGRAPH.
IATEn FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA,

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New YORK, Oct. 2S.-The steamship Asia arrived
this afternoon from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown the l4th.
The City of Washington arrived last night.
English politics unimpsrtant Sir Harry Smith
is dead.
1t is reported that the French army at Rome will
be augmented to 1000 men. France was supplying
Sardinia with large quantities OF arms and ammunt
ton. The bullion in the Bank of France had de
creased 81 ,000.0 900 francs during the MONTH
The semi-officsl Constitutional has an article com
planning of Sardinia, and pointing to Congress as
the means of setting matters right.
The bourse was animated, and advanced to 69-15
The cannonadIng of Cupua had commenced on the
9th. The Garibaldians gained fresh positions.
Cannonading suspended for twentyfour hours to
bury the dead Recommended on the 10Th and con-
tinued till the 18th.
1t is reported that Garibaldl was wounded at Vol
tuino.
A decree was issued for vote on the 2lst, by
universal suffrage as to the union of Italy under
Victor Emanuel
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies adopted the
order of the day rendering homage to GarIbadi and
approving of the project of law for annexation by
290 to 6.
Cayour proceeded to vote by defining his policy.
He urged union, and said he desired Rome for the
capitol of Italy and uttered menace against Nene-
TIA. 1t is denied that Pussa and Prussia sent pro-
test 20 Turin identical with that Of Austria
Victor Emanuel had aff1Veu AT Gf Ol'"llore.
Lights on the Austrian coast of the Adrlatic are
Pe-established.
The CITY of Norfolk got away with l3OO slaves
The missing African mail steamer, Cleopatra, has
returned under canvass with machinery broken.
The Queen arrived at Cologne to day, and was ex-
pected to arrive in England on Tuesday
PARIS, Saturday.-Rentes 6Sf Csc The Presse
says the great powers, except England, have noti-
fed the Cabinet of Turin that they will not recognize
the blockade at Gaeta.
The Patrie states that Victor Emanuel will enter
Naples on the 10th.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday-The Melita arrived here yes
terday, and the Europa at Queenstown.
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We have examined, with much care, the beaut-
fully illustrated map of Nashville lately executed
by Messrs Hayden Booth, and just autographed by
Duval & Sons of Philadelphia. This map is the
most accurate and complete in its details of any
have ever seen, and its lithograhic execution and
coloring display both skill and taste.
Such a map has been needed by our landed pro-
pretors to whom it is especially valuable, because
it shows the minutest subdivisions, the accurate
numbers of the lots the character Of the improve
mens constructed and the true relations OF the To-
caty to the River and to the business centre of the
city And in all these particulars it is equally ad-
vantageous to parties desiring to purchase.
To all Insurance Companies having any interest
at all in Nashville, this map possesses a peculiar
value It exhibits every house, clubhouse or shedin
the city and in Edgceld AMI their vicinity, dstin-
gushing brick from wood and representing at
glance the chances of accident by which a gwen
building is surrounded.
To hotels and public houses it is a necessity which
every enterprsing proprietor feels it duty to place
at the use Of his guests and patrons.
The merchants, whose interests are 50 exclusively
identified with the progress and extension of the
city, owe it to themselves and the public at large
to spread far and near wheresOeyer trade with
her can exist. the most authentic information
of the actual size and the permanent character
Of her buildings. Within circuit OF one hundred
miles from Nashville, there is population Of near
ly one million and quarter, whose natural trading
centre is OF could he made TO be Nashville. Make
Nashville well known to the villages scattered
through this region, and their trade will follow
Our merchants have large business relations with
New York, Philadelphia Boston Baltimore, Cincin-
natl New Orleans, and other large cities, business
reaching nearly twenty millions Of dollars per an
mum. And save TO the very few who chance to
come to our city. Nashville is comparatively un.
known. This need no longer exist, if our merchants
our manufacturers, and our dealers in manutac.
tured articles have the spirit OF enterprise and
will manifest their deep interest In this city, 10y
| spreading their city map everywhere.
| The legal profession will find this map OF iaest
mabIe value to them in investigating claims adjust
! ing divisions of property and counselling sales.
| To public and private Libraries it is valuable As
graphic and most accurate history of the city il
is. and its permanent record for the year 1860. Al
public offices should have it.
Not only are the citizens of Nashville and vicinity
greatly interested in this map, but the citizens O
the whole State should feel sense of pride in pos
sessing their State Capital and owe to the gentle
men who have produced it for US their most hbera
patronage.
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FINE ARrS-Wc have watched with much inter
est the course Of our intelligent feow-citizen, MIR.
Mr.. Woops, the portrait painter. Our first visit TO
his studio convinced US that he artist of very
brh merit and the opinion has gained strength with
ms from that time to this What better, the intel
hoant people of Nashville seem to have appreciated
his merits if we may judge by the number Of emil
uent citizens whose portraits have successfully aP-
reared mon his easel One Of his recent works
NAV now be seen at the bookstore Of W. I.
BERRY Il Co, on TIE Square, it is most excellent
portrait Of our distinguished fellow-ciizen, the
Hon JoHv BELL and attracts much notice for pass
ers by It is well worthy Of grazing the White
House should It's original color become the occu-
pant of that coveted mansion; will not say that
we desire its removal there for several reasons but
should 1t ever get there it will meet with no superior
as a work of art.
! During the summer Mr.. WOoDS was plying ms
pencil in the beautiful scenery Of Minnesota among
the Dacotah Indians; visit to his studio in DR.
MAYHEID's building) would interest many, as be-
sides a numder Of portraits, copies from the old
masters &c. &C. has some interesting sketches OF
the scenery and Indians he met with on his recent
tour We cordially recommend onr friends to visit
him. they will find him a courteous well informed
gentleman, as well as an accomplished artist.
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Is THE STATE CoNU,RY To LNw.-Archy Thomp-
SON. m. c, for being the State contrary to law
and not sustaining good character, often having
been notified 10 leave, was yesterday brought up IN
the Police Court and fined fifty dollars and in default
af payment he WAS ntup for JOB days-JtempitS
Eaq,drer 0ot. p.
This reminds Us that heard Mayor CHEArHAN
remark few days since that he was satisfied there
was a large number Of free negroes in this city CEN
trary tc aw and that he should the power vest
ed in him to rid the city of all such. Our citizens
will sanction every step he takes in that direction
This class of our population exert a very injurious
influence upon our slaves and the fewer we have
the better We hope that Mayor CAE,rHAM will see
that the law on this subject Is rlgdly enforced.
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Jhoice and Selections.
rnreiun CnnnmnrcInI.

LIVERPOOL Oct I3-Pr Steamer AsiGCctton sales saur'
day 10 600 bales which Spectators and exporters took 1000
gales, closing firm.
Breadstuns quiet but stesdy. Provisions steady.
Consos g2A<992zf for money and % for account.
HAvRE-Coton Of the week II 600 bales Market frn
and advanced IT. Bel0 Orleans Tres 0rtaae 9 BGs ST.
Stock at Havre $4,000 bales.
Bullion in the England has decreased fl4sOOO
Nrw YORK Get. 2sVarious Liverpool circulars say thu
Manchester avces favorable Yarns advanced S Flour
further declined pence, being decline OF shilling on ue
week. 9ss93s 3D. Wheat advanced pence the week Vel
low and mixsdcorn White 39s4Os 3D. Bssf dull; PorE
arm but quiet Sugar for refining Groceries dropping
demonstrating Brothers Co. quote Breadstufs quiet su
Gar quiet Funds stationary CoDsOs money closed at 9
927Z, for account 90
receipts for the week 2O5O bales aclud'
ing $500 bales American be At s5OOO bales in
GLIDING American against 5000 bales last year The Of
rings are large difficult realize advances except on
good and clean staple.
advanced 1lG9% since the
Asia has arrived
Flour declining tendency Whes all qualities slightly
advanced Corn quiet.
ConsoIs 92I@92tl.
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Eniernm.-Thc Kail spIiuers.

SAD OCcURRENCE-TwO Men DRowNED.-Two pas
sengers,Iwith .thelr wives, named VIM English and
j. Austin, took passage on board the steamer Ne
braska at Cairo, for this city The steamer arrived
yesterday, and we learn that when near Hickman,
one of the men went TO the lower deck and was in
the act Of drawing bucket of water. when the
other approached and caught hold of him in such
manner as to cause both to fall overheard. The
boat was stopped, and every effort made to pick
them up, but without success, as they both sunk
soon after touching the water. The wives of the
drowned men came to this city and put up at the
commercial Hotel in destitute circumstances, their
husbands having in their possession at the time they
fell overheard, what money they possessed. A good
deal of sympathy was manifested for the unfortun-
ate women alone and pennlless in a strange city
We understand gentleman from Georgia, stopping
at the hotel, named James II. Hayes, has promised,
with the consent of one of the women, TO take her
to his friends in DeSotO county, where he will en-
deaFor TO secure for her employment and home
Memphis Enquirer Oct. IS.
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& Scrions DIfficuIIY.

We learn from the Petersburg lNa9 Express. that
serious difficulty occurred in the town Of Sperry-
vile Rappahannock county. on the evening of the
22d Two men named BRowNELL and HAMMER acted
in manner that drew suspicion upon t. EN-, and
were brought before a committee. They were re-
ousted to leave, and in some this produced
a row between HAMMER and Mr.. =. II. BRUcE, the
town constable. in which HAMMER was badly whip
ped John L. PorHAu, Esq. Attorney toT the Com
monwealth accused Bruce Of too much prejudice
and upon this a quarrel ensuod and duel was ar
gaugel Finding matters becoming serious the cIti
Ems intertcret and the duel was prevented. Great
excitement existed in the village.
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ArriraIoF tho ILLINOIS.

HALIFAX, Oct 27.-The steamship Illinois, from
Havre via Southampton the 10th, has put in here
for coal Her advices mainly anticipated, but
contain some points of interest.
The Garibaldians had taken the south bastion of
Capua, and the rOyalsts were retiring towards
Gaeta.
Victor Emanuel has set out for Naples, and had
issued manifesto to the Southern States.
The Sardnians under Victor Emanuel in person,
would enter the Neapotan territory at three differ
ent points on the 9Th ."tr
The AustriaIis were reinforcing their troops in
Salistria and Dalmatia. @ .-.....-
The French occupy Viltelerso, Veletol, Civita We
cohia CasteIano Tivol, Palstrno, Frascat, AIbano,
and Yalmoisson.
The programme of the future Congress on Italian
affairs, will be examined at Warsaw, and then sub
mitted for the approval of the English and French
Governments.
Advices from China, received via St. Petersburg,
state that 500 Pekn militia had been sent against
the English but the Pekinese were generally favor
able to the English. .-.
The Chinese instruction continues TO extend
The POpe's official journal had published an arti-
Gle claiming Peters pence from the faithful but de-
cIarng that the Pope will accept NO subsidy from
any secular power.
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The survivor Banker Hill,

Old Ralph Farnham has reached his home in Ac
ton, Ne, in safety, his visit to Boston having come
to a close. He has sent letter to the Boston Irar
eller in acknowledgement of the kiDdnesses he re
ceived, of which the following are the concluding
paragraphs:
Though am in my IO5th year am not past all
usefulness: split my own kndling wood and build
my own fires; am the first one up IN the morning
and the first one in bed at night never sleep or lay
down in the dav time but rise at and retire at Z
and this continue summer and winter. have al
WAYS been temperate, and for over thirty years
past have not tasted drop of spirituOus liquors
or even cider was never sick in my life, so as to
REQUIRE the attendance of physician.
About Is years ago broke my thigh, by falling
on the ice and had surgeon to set II, but this the
ONLY time that a doctor ever attended me.
live on plain farmers diet, drink tea and coffee,
and eat a very light supper, never eating meat at
supper. have no doubt it is owing to these ab
stemious and regular habits and the avoidance of
medicine at all little ailments, that my life has been
so prolonged
voted for General Washington for President, and
have voted at every Presidential election since,
and hope to vote at the next election. This is the
duty of every Christian freeman.
This letter, which my grandson has written at my
direction, I have carefully read and approved. and
l sign it with my own hand.
RALPH FARNHAM.
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DR.. EatOn,s InfantiIs Cordial, for Child.
rem TeefhiNR.

Is narcotic to lu to sleep perhaps death your
feng precious Ones,but reliable and certain remedy
the ills Of nfsntie life 1t will soften gums reduce
hamm2tion, and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
process at the period Of teehing 1t works like chrm giving
healthy sleep light to the little sufferer and grateful rest 10
the weared mother 1t does conspae the bowels
it contains NO A0RPHLNE4 opiste Of any kind fact
fully warranted in stating be said Of any other
preparation for nfane complaints the pub
lie but quick and never falling remedy for DidTri Dis
egtery, ind Complaint. Also. RiRd Cole
Gripping in tie Stomach, Aediy and being powerful anti
spasmoe Mothers should always have by them
ConcasoRs especially when they purpose giving children
sny other old fashioned narcotics Of the day. exceedingly
liable bring these Ats Be warned and Dr.
Eaton's InfAntie Cordial, this only you rely on
Sodby CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 800 broadway, New York
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Markets Telegraph.

Nrv YORK Oct e9-Cottou weaker day eGOO bales
Mddling Upland Flour sales 81 600 bbs 2595 30; Wits
Ky sales uniuporant 29e3 Corn DULL tales 900 bushels
$685. Mess Pork bb $40 O6919 49, Lard dull
GALES 100 bbls ISzS Coffee sales 1000 bags Rio 129
Sugar steady sales $50 boxes Cuba c197H Havana GIG
~;
NEw ORLEANS Oct. 29.CottonThe seamers news to day
caused greater rmnese sales 10000 MiddnE x4
Tx! Sugar du 79s MoasIes 4l9I3 Whisky "a Tfeight
to Liverpool h9r'S2.
CINCINNATI Oct 29.-FIour dull and unchanged, sales unn
porta1t Corn steady, 49, Oats m Whisky, sales 1900 bbs
I6 Provisions quiet Mess Pork Ss CO., Lard 1919 LSect
on q, Coffee l5kgI6; Sugar sI<99k: MolasSs 4laS43
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CITY NOTICES.

EYE AND EAR-DR UNDERwoOD.-This celebrated
American operator on the Eye and Ear has arrived
in the City, and may be consulted at the St. Cloud
Hotel until Wednesday evening next only. Patients
shOuld consult him Immediately If they wish to EN-
poy the services of skillful Oculist and Aurist.-
Oct 3O-dtf
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a ball viii be given at TINDLE's Hall, South Mar
ket street. on Tuesday evening next 3Oth instant &c
raise a fund to defray the expenses of the Breckin
ridge Rangers. The public are respectfully invited
to attend. Tickets may be had at the following
places Hal. CLAIBORNE, Bank of Tennessee, f. HA
GAN. College street, Mr.. BLAND. UNION AND AMERICAN
counting-room, GEO. ANDERSON, at the Post Office
JOHN TANKERsLEYs Cherry street, PARK store, Leb
anon Turnpike. oct25-td
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CHEROKEE cURE,

An unJaiIisg cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal EInmfssiOnss I1spcssnSy, Loss Of PopOr,
Pains in tie Back, StOHs IN tie Bladder O5struetei
and Difficult AeastrUatSoB and az Diseases eaussS
By DEFEATING from tbs pGtA IF Nature, and iadulgfng
IN SPECIALIZATION.
By the of this Cure' all improper discharges are ro.
ed the weakened organs OF generation are speedily cured
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body to promote happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure" the poor debated worn down ard
desparng deVotee Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
It safe and pleasant in taste but immediate acton
tanning mineral poison, but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form Of delicious syrup.
per Bottle, three bottles for {5 forwarded
by express to al parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWIN. PrOpuetoTs st. Louis, No.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendlst5n, Berry 4 Demovls
G.. w. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
Oct2S-dtw&WIy
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The St. Louis Hsrdld says that the dealers in
slaves in that city report that the demand for that
species of property from the South has almost en-
tIrely ceased 1t attributes the tact to the excite
ment engendered throughout the country by the
Prudential election and the anticipated election Of
I.incnln
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EYE AND EAB.-Dr UNDERWOOD, of Chicago, the
eminent and skful operator on the eye and ear
has arrived in the city and may be consulted at the
St Cloud Hotel until the LIST of November only.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCK. and Money.


In New York the 25h $500 Tennessee per Bond
sold at 9Oc, $1,000 tse1 and go s0c On 18th.
$500 sold at Soc These sales show decline OF Ic Virginia
Bonds sold year the Tnnes-
see Bonds sold at ssssS9Oc aud yirguia's at $50
The aew York Eee5siH6 Post Of the 26th says u Il
On the Stock Exchange day there strong pressure SELL
Tho heaynes extends department Of the list though
sn ss c,s ana railway shares are most sesd Politics
at the close is feyerish and unsettled
In Philadelphia the s5h Planters Bank of Tennessee stock
sold at 1903. =. = - -zs1-ssrres = @
In regard Money tie New E0enisg Post ss.h
says: a
The money market very quiet Borowersare merely sup
piled call at sec cent the inside State and Gov
chiefly at the inside figures. -
The New Orleans Delta OF the 18th says:
past has marked steady ofcon6dence
in financial circles and by increasing operations in depart
the growing encouraging, while
advancing tendency Of e great staple in the European markets
which for time proven oake and money
lenders The have discounted very freely
view q the 18Th ins and the better classes OF commercial secu
rites have been in good demand in TIE outside market
The Hog Trade.
In Cincinnati Saturday the market for Hogs dull
holders rm fu prices GALES public we're
st ten days Eovsnberl $50 lbs at SC So
and 80 Che same aversge) on the spot at IS 40.
The louisville Courier says Of that market Saturday.
The for hogsis very stagant and dull with
after the saugherng There have been
contracts made for three weeks and the last lot which
contracted for brought SIS gross The general impression
that the number OF hogs packed the West this will be
large larger than year In sections the
Der will fall far short of last but in other places there will
be larger number packed There have been large number Of
hogs contracted for here and the weather fit the
slaughtering season will commence.
Pork packing has commenced Dubuque Iowa, where the
7ies says coo Is coo hogs will be cut this season.
Mess Crane Sanford Of g. Louis their the
9th says Of Hogs:
We hear OF transactions neither buyers anxious
operate We that while twenty-five thirty thousand
hogs have been bought this fall for packing port
large numbers for points above last fall transactions
ported until after this time. The first transaction reported
ing sale Of 5000 head Oct 18th, delivered point
lower rapids at 81 nett.
The Kew AbaDya Ledger speaking OF Hogs and the saugh
eringeSeason, saysi
Hog killing and packing operate will commence here in
about month"; and it Is expected that there will bel
any previous year. We understand that present
hogs very dull and but little doing, The prospect that
pork lard &C. will high figures the coming year The
price Of hogs range at from $685.
It is said thst Hogs in Of fening this tall
by at least half than any pOuI year in the history of
Minnesota. .....
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Al I>wnN Mo!IIEE.-- A charge of cruel treat
ment of her SON. lad of twelve or fourteen years.
was brought against Mrs. Eavenia Campbell IN the
police court of Memphis, on the goth inst. She was
arrested by officer johnson, who testified that on
entering the house to find out the cause OF the dis
turbance he found the child tied to the bed post anu
the mother whipping him severely. And on re
monstrating with her she made an attempt to thro"
adippcr Of hot water upon him. On hearing Inc
evidence IN the case the Recorder imposed fine OF
SIC and costs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Drak, GLOSSY, ana
Lnxurfant Hair!
an HOW!
By using Hemstre.s H7iseita5gs Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold ever Ehere
We. HAGAN & TO-, PIoprietOrs, Troy N Y
Sc. an advertisement headed,
s'KOU LOOK IN VAIA.0
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Foreign per Steamer Fulton.

LIVERPOOL, Oct III Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday
10000 bales which SPECTATORS AID Exporters took 5000
bales The caused advance and stocks
were Withdrawn Manchester advces favorable Yarns hav
ing an advancing tendency aud Clothes steady.
LyERPoo advces caused snupWard movement in
the Cotton large speculative enquiry Holders
manding advance.
Southern White WheatI4s. Yellow Corn 36s
HAyRE Oct I2COtton closed with advancing tenieucy
Sales yesterday 1900 bales, Bas s5I9s6.
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Several weeks ago a negro man struck at ne
gro woman with whom he had had some difficulty
who had young child of Mr.. PAIR in her arms, the
missile used being wood-saw. The blow took ef-
feet upon the head of the child, ceaving the skull
and exposing if not disturbing the BRAIN The little
sufferer fingered on until Saturday, when he died.
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Mrs nINSInnu

An experienced nurse and female physician, has sOOthn
Syrup for children teehn which greatly facilitates proSes
Of eethng by softsnng The gums reducing all inflammation
will alsy all pain and regulate the boEe Depend
upon it, mothers v give yourselves relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in all cases See adysr-
tsement in another column oct98-lv
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DEATH OF EDWIN II. TENNY.-We regret to hear Of
the death Of EDWIN H. TESsY, Esq, which event oc-
CURED in this vicinity on the 18th inst. 1t will be
remembered that Mr. TENNY had his lower jaw bro
ken in two places by the accident which occurred
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad near
Lavergne on the 29th ult. Before he had recov-
cred from this accident he was attacked by ty-
phoid Fever, which proved fatal Mr.. TENNY was
n native of New Hampshire, and had but recent
" located in this city as a lawyer.