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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

A MISTAKE CoEECTED-A Washington CORES
pondent (per teegraph) Of the New York Herald
characterizes the trial of the Hon William Cuom,
late Clerk of the House of Representatives, for
malfsasance in office, as prosecution on the part
OF the Democratic party, on account of Mr. C's
Opposition sentiment. This is a sweeping mistake.
Neither the Democratic party nor the Democratic
Natiohal Administration have had ANYTHING what
ever TO do with lFrOm beginning to end Ii is well
known here 10 have grown out of personal quar-
rel between Mr. Cullom aud Mr.. John C. Riyes the
real prosecutor, over a question arising between
them concerning certain books ordered bv Congress-
which RiYes had for sale, and which Cullom chose
"a purchase of some one else-or out of some sucb
matter Charges and cOunter-charges were brought
10 the notice of several grand ures for this county
each seeking to get the other indicted If We mis-
take not two consecutive grand Juries seeing
through the gst of the affair refused 10 indct either
A third. however by a tight squeeze, did indict
Cullou returning four bills against him. One of
these indictments on being tried the day before
YESTERDAY resulted in the prompt acqulttal Of Mr
c.; there being literally not the slightest atom Of
evidence producable in open court tending 10 sub
stantiate the truth OF its counts against him. The
District Attorney thereupon elected to abandon two
Of the remaining three indictments against
General CullOm, and TO try the other IN De
cember next Ii is generally thought here that this
is the last that the public will ever hear OF that in
dictment before the courts Of this District RumOr
says that Gallon on the clos Of these cases designs
suing his antagonist for malicious prosecution &c.
The affair between them. the end Of which has evi-
IDENTIFY not been reached yet by long way, will
probably prove profitable plumb for the lawyers
and, if also resulting in entire change OF the sys-
TEN Of publishing the debats Of Congress, II VIII
hereafter save millions annually to the national
treasury, and cut of the real root OF nearly all the
corrupt and ineXcusably eXtravagant legislation of
the Congress Of the United Sates-a most desirable
eonsurhination, indeed, Washington Star, July a.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Arrival Of the Steamer City OF baltimore
New YoRK July 16.-The steamship City of Baltt
more has arrived with dates via Queenstown Of the
9th. SIS S
Garabaldi was quiet The reported concession BY
the King of Naples has determined him to precipi-
tate annexation to Sardinia. 1t is reported that the
King Of Sardinia declines an alliance with Naples
bat Napoleon urges due consideration of the Neapoli-
tan overtures.
Lord John Russell. in Parliament admitted that
England and Russia had assented 20 the proposed
European Conference fst
The Parliamentary Contrast Committee had made
a supplementary report very damaging to the Gal
way contract
tits said that one leather firm would not pay one
shilling on the pound.
The Times says the break up is owing simply to
undue credit granted one firm
The trade of London was very dull and three firms
connected with Manchester had failed.
Garibaldi had applied to his friends in London for
two steamers with Armstrong guns.
Among the additional stoppages of leather deal
ers are W. C. Monday. e70,000; Vim. Waeker, s4O-
GOO; A Warning $4,000; F. H. Mortimer, Liabilities
unknown.
At the 4th of July banquet in London, Mr.. Dallas
proposed the principal toast.
No additional failures of account had occurred in
the leather trade.
ST. JOINS, July IA Liverpool steamer, proba-
bly, the Tutonia passed Cape Race to-day but was
not boarded for the news
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VNTE have of Land for sale in the bend OF Dnc
wv River within miles OF Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanoogs Said lands bounded by fanc
River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton
tract bottom and level about $50 acres cleared
several good springs No. Stock Farm We will sell
half or all suit purchasers Those Wishing
buy good Stock Farm in healthy country good community
&c we'll to and look weare detern
ned 10 SELL For further particulars address H. NJ Barton Tu
lAhoma, or @. c. Brewer, Manchester
A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

LORD RENFRzw.-0nly two members of :he Royal
Family of England have yet set foot upon American
soil. These we're Prince William Henry Duke of
Clarence, and subsequently King William the Fourth
and Prince Edward, Duke of Kent. father of Queen
Victoria. The first Of these ovial midshipman at
the time, to this country not long after the
close Of the War Of Independence the other arrived
here several years later.
A third Prince of the Royal House will soon
the Atlantic ms destination being to represent
Queen Victoria his mother. at certain State celebra-
tons in British North America. lie has travelled
largely over Europe-in Germany Italy, and the
Peninsula, without having yet visited Parls-and
thus has seen many great cities, full Of monuments Of
art and hallowed by historical associations. The
Canadians have made large appropriations for his
entertainment. and he will be surrounded with all
the pride, pomp, and circumstance Oh Royalty:
That the heirapparent to the British crown should
receive SUCH homage from his future subjects, is not
to be wondered at The title Of Lord Rentrew,
which he assumes while in the United States, is the
lowest of his numerous hereditary titles.
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WHAT THE JAPANESE EMBASSY Cosr New York
The New York EUeniRg Post Of the Iith says Sc The
Special Committee of the Common Council appoint
ed to receive the japanese Embassy, held private
meeting yesterday to audit the bills. The Metropol-
itan Hotel bill footed up $4,000, and the others to
$4,000. Among other items were ten thousand
bottles of champagne consumed at the ball. or say
two bottles for each man, and child in atten
dance, The bill was cut down 10 an aggregate OF
100000; az which figure it was submitted to the
Common Council. As the original appropriation
was only $4,000 It remains to be seen whether If
approved by the Common Council and of course 1t
will be- the Comptroller will draw his warrant for
its payment"
Can any one tell us, asks the Post, what our city
has gotf all this e<rayagance? Any possible adj
vantage that will accrue from the expenditure of
100000, which might not have been realized by
combining the expenses to fifteen or twenty thou
sand!
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From forthcoming volume, entitled Notes on
The Campaign of 1860 a" the Charleston Courier has
selected the following scene-being colloquy be-
tween four editors on the merits Of the Presidential
nouiinees-which, for joke Is not bad =
The editor of the Free Soil organ thus descants on
the pro,Dects of the Know Nothing nominees
'.Whcn your BED rings for dinner at the White
Honse it will be the poorest nesl he EUsr-edt.'
10 which the Know Nothing editor rcloIns
"Yes and you'll give'em slice of Hdm-iedR for
breakfast anda Lint-dn' half Of spoiled sausages
for dinner. That's about what your Rall-splitter
has been used to all his life"
The Squa,ter Sovereignty editor now chimes IN:
Talk of Seceders putting in their man. what
with Breaking ridges and long Lanes, gentlemen, Il
warrant you'll have hard road to travel TO the
White House.
To which the Constitutional Democratic editor re
spends -,
"Cease your caterwauling, boys. The Little
Giants grave has been Ddg,- dlS by his own lrlen2s
and they've given Inn Fits, by st. Patrick The be.t
of the Know Nothings has toled their requiem, ana
nothing now remains but for Abraham the mgger-
stealer to 80 back to his retirement, amid the rd't
ey of the whole country and enthusiastic shouts
OF hree cheers Tor Breckenridge and Lane, the can
didatee of the Tr1fe Democracy"
Erd last speaker with a Hip Hip hurrah All
the rest mailed to the spot, dumb-fOundered," and
looking if they had some "glimpses of the
future.
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SaotbvMistake.

SYRACUSE. July ia young man named Strait
was shot by another named E. Markham, on Satur-
day night last Strait was in company with party
who were going to horn newly married couple
Markham, surprising that Insult was offered to him,
rushed from his house as they were passing, and
shot at the party, killing Strait almost instantly.
Markham has given himself up
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The Grain Question in Europe.

The Grain Question in Europe.
Paris correspondent OF the London Tines vnder date Of
June gives the following account of the prospects
! the COZ inent of Europe: -
has changed considerably for the better within tia
last days. and is to be hoped hne
Nat present. This Is critical crop
hh is in blossoa The received the outh
growing crops The reports growing districts in
the neghb0rhOd Of Paris Of
TO be eIc=en one third passabe and third will
depend the weather. scorchng much dreaded
province Of Gran much BY heat
set in the moment il arriving mau Ety. The last
coants from the north Of Italy that the wheat crop
penng but that the present not be rekoned
constant rains has seriously injured the This is the
more unfortunate the people of Germany rely thaan
for their substance. Ff.#
One Of the London journals says subject.
good deal has said prospect
graE harvest atea5n does seem 10 have
been directed to the enectsess mpo tan il is true, yet still
conscerabOf prospective deficiency in the hay crop.
ing the long continuance cold weather, the grass
quid neither the hight the weight usual at this season.
there apprhend that when the hot weather
due the forcing which will suddenly
iecd will do much the prospects of the
and gazier But there another which points
equally strong deficient hay crop The stocks of
fodder completely exhausted that necessary
have sreadys growing
crops Of grass.
There is consolation, however, to famShing people,
which the paper thus alludet to;
Should unhappy fall be necessary to i'm
port large supplementary supplies grain,
with confidence the barns and store houses and elevator Of
the Western st atss.
That Besides having considerable supply hand from
last year farmers will gather harvest this unequA
ed for many years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

COLUMBUS, o., July 1G.-The freight train going
East on the Central Ohio road, this evening, ran
through the bridge across Alum creek, three miles
from the city. The engine and two went through
A fireman named James Morrow, was killed, and
also a stranger, whose named is unknown. Engineer
James Mulnix was badly injured. They were put
ting in new bridge which was not quite finished,
and something gave way.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18
DIR. HOOfIand'S Celebrated
GERMAN RITTERS

WILL efecuslly Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jsun
w dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kid
all diseases arising from dsorered Liver and
sch such Inward Piles Funess Of BlOsd the
Head Ady o. the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Funes weight the Stomach Sour Eructations,
Sinking Euttsrng the Pit stomach, Swimming Of the
Head HurTedHnd Difficult Breathing Fuering at the Heart
Choking suOcatng Sensations whsn in lying POSTURE Dim
Vision Dots the Sight, Fever Dull
Pain in the Hesl deficiency OF Precipitation, Yeowness OF the
Skin and Eyes Pain the Side, Back Chest, Limbs &C. Sud
den Flushes OF Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits.
The prOpretors calling Of the public this
preparation do with feeling the confidence
virtues End adaptation to the diseases for which
1t and untried article, but that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and its rep
utaon and sale unrvad by any similar preparation
tan The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
knoEn Physicians and individuals paris Of the country
mense and careful PCrusa Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor, and to be had gratis any Of his Agents
cannot satisfy the most skeptca remedy really
deserving the great celebrity il has obtained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
Oh. EATON,S INFANTILE CORDIAL

DIts EAIUN5s INEANHILE CUhU
and Shy7 fails afford Instantaneous reli
when given in time II acts by magic and trial alone
viii convince You that what we say true It contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
any kind and therefore relievey ren05J The seiRgs
OF your child instead Of by deGdeH as sesi6es For this
reason It itsefss the rde alton
fer Children Teething, 0tarrhRa, Dysenres
rY, Gripping in the bowels, AcidiIy of Ihe
stomach, Wind, Cold i'm the Head. and Group
also for SofteHtHg the gums, reducing inflammation TegW
kGtR0 the BOOes and reisOing pain, Aas no eQd-beng
spGsTROde, &C is used with UHfGliHg success in all
cases Of COnYu lsiOn or other Fits As yOU pdlue
the life and health of children and a0ish ID SAGE them
from those sad and bjiyhting consequences tchfch
tain 10 result from The Of narcotics OF Which al other
remedies Tor inTdRts complaints cSHlOSed tke
bat Dr. EaIOu's InfanS Cord ial, this you
rely upon. 1t is perfectly harmless and cannot injure the
delicate infant Price IS Full directions accomps
each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DuPOXNEs
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

lsAsHFIlLEi July ID, I5JU.l
URsUANT notice regularly given according to the provi
sons Of the charter Of this Bank general meeting Of its
stockholders held this day at their BANKING House In Nash
ve for the Of taking into consideration the Question Of
acceptance Of acser for banking privileges granted to them
by act Of the General Assembly Tennessee passed March
ls ana Ter doing such other business might necessary
and proper 1t was resolved that opened Immediately
al the Banking House IN Nashville for the subscription OF the
additional stock provided for in said
kept open for that purpose until The FIRST day Of 0obsr s60
&c, and that the stock subscribed shall be paid IN full the
time Of subscription. Inaeordance with hessouton the book
is now open, SC. y. WEAVER,
iuiy3-lu Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

ST. LOUIS, July l6.-The Democratic County Con-
vention to-day nominated full ticket including j.
r. Barrett for Congress, by reclamation, and Gen.
Frost for State Senator-Col BOgy, principal Com
missioner. General Frost withdrew and made a
Breckenridge speech to the outside crowd and
announced himself an independent candidate. The
Convention was not harmonious.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
with the essential elements and gives Of
thu True Standard AnalyEe the Blood Of person su
ng from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia seroiua,
&c, and find in Instance certain dcenctes in the
gobules Of the blood Supply these deficiencies, and
made WE'LL The Blood Food founded upon this the
OTy-hence its astonishing success There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases Fer
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any affection what
Of the Throat Lungs inducing COuSump.
ton. No !, which is aso the No. for Depression OF
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite. and for all krOnic
Com plants arising from Over-uSe, General De
biIitY, and Nervous PrOstratiOR. NO.2 for Liv-
Com IaintEs No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg a.
ready prepared forG6sogpoH taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that THAT gain
you retain. The No, is for Female Irregui rifles
HySteFia, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this. For Salt Rheums ErupLiOnS, ScrOfus
IOuS, Kidney and Bladder Complaints take No
all the directions be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold By CHURCH < DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
o. J. WOOD q Co., st. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE French Minister ha S
announced that England and France have declared
war against China, with assurances that neutral
goods except those contraband, would be protected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

The new and elegant Theater now in course of
erection at Montgomery, Alabama, has just been
leased by w. ~ CANNING. formerly Treasurer of the
Gaiety in this city. The Theater will be one of the
handsOmest outside of Philadelphia and New York,
and will seat 2, 800 persons.
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ArrIval az t.aS-e.w.r Trains.


There win be a meeting Of the Democracy of the
9TH Ward on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, at
BREASs' Hall, on the Lebanon Pike, with the view
of Organizing Club Let all the Democrats In the
ward be present One or two prominent speakers
will be in ATTENDANCE.
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From Now Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE schooner Suffolk,
with Vera Cruz dates of the 7th has arrived. 3
Tore &c Co., Bankers in Mexico, have failed.
Their liabilities are large.
Zulago has escaped from Miramon and pronounced
in favor of the Liberals.
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uooFLAND's BiLSAMIC CORDIAL

Will cure Iongstandng Cold very short time Read the
following; - 80
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16, 1853
m O. NJ JAcKsON-sr had for time been suffering
~ severe cold having pains through my whole system sore
rost and hoareness, when recommended try oof
lands BaIsamc Cordisl accordingly procured bottle, and
- 6sv hi state that one half Of il completely cured me-
NOW unhestatngy recommend to friends who sim.
sry afflicted deem 10 more than justice to bear this
,blic testimony 70 its virtues Respectfully yours,
PNO'N ELEANOR McHENRY
Tenth Street, above Coates.
prepsred epy by Dr. @. NJ. Jackson, No ais Arch Street.
5eb and Tor sale BY Druggist and Sorekeepers through
out the United and Canads Rroe % cents per 6o2
p WIN PFNpLETON & CO., Nashville Tenn, Wholesale
AGENTS Reailed by J0 O. BROWN and E'ANs' u " HEN
NERsEOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
SaTTEWs. Edtraeld; J. c. Do2CH, South Nashville,
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From independence, mo.

INDEPENDENCE, No. July 16.-The New Mexico
mail arrived this evening with dates to the I'd inst.
Nothing of Importance received from Santa Fe.
The Indians in the neighborhoOd of Pawnee Fork
were troublesome. John Cunningham and Christian
Krouce were killed by them, and the house of Mr..
Thompson was set en- fire.
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4 Breckinridge meetlnr in Pro,pect.

DAVENPORT, Iowa July ia call appears this
morning for Breckenridge and Lane meeting, to be
held on the 18th of August, signed by Austin Cor
BIN, John Johns, George II. Parker, and many other
prominent Democrats of the State. ..s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

The York Eoeng POst of the lh In Rio ce, howsV
there speculative feeling very full prices We hear
of sales to-day Of bags at 14c being half of the cargo Of
the KsnnsgoHa said sbou: week since c OF Java there
ghtsOck only; only about Is 900 pockets In this there
also speculative inquiry chiefly from importers, l5x being
offered With none attaidable under I6 cents.
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ESTABLISHMENT.
Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
AN offering for sale reasonable terms the following
prdery &c handsome Building Lots in the eth and s:h
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or various dimensions from large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in the city.
One double three story Business House street.
pied at present by Hardcaste 4 Co.
One Tract Of about twenty two and half three miles
out on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house.
and Ve-part Of the Lucu Crutcher tract good SOIL
One Tract of about Thirty-One Acres,
On the Murfeesboo Turnpike road, junction with the
Stones River Turnpike half mile OUT adjacent to W. B.
Lewis and others-ny Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out the Murfreesbsre Turnpike Good
proyements, good water and timber.
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the franklin College and Stones River Turnpike
watered.
One Tract of about 1875 Acres,
Adscent to the East Turnpike over 200
poles-Dearly all good timber and soil good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ter miles out Smiths Springs mile half North
Of the Mureesboro Turnpike, mostly we'll mbered, about 40
cleared
And several other lots tracts Of land in Nashville and vi
cinty For further particulars call NANCE WOODWARD
Nc so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes affair prices will taken in exchange for the
above Dune26-iml JAMES NJ. MURELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-18

Fnur HOrse Mail COach.

EHyHE Lincoln county running regary three time
week and back, from Fayettevleto Trahoma; leaving
Tuahoua Monday Wednesday and Friday nreturn leave Fay
ee7e Tuesday Thursday Saturday 20 connect the mail
Ryeeeand the a. Tullahoma and for the accOmmoda
zion Of passengers B. smith, agent st TullahonA. Good
teams drivers The fare through only two dollars
tyI-vts T0HN " TAYLOR.