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, 1860-08-23
Another Miracle.


The correspondent Of the London 1forning
Past, At Rome, writes shat new miracle has
just been performed bJ one OF the recently beati-
ued saints, consisting in the instantaneous cure
of bed-ridden WouaAn, to whom the saint up.
peared in dream nd assured her that she
WAS lrAlsd-au announcement whic she joyful1Y
found to be verified on her awakening, her
mslkdy being entirely dispelled and her strength
and motion restored. Crowds Of deyout and
inQu>sitivc visitors are continually tbronR.
ing the womAu's residence, where she sits in an
arm chair to receive ali comtrs, relating aud re.
relating the marvellous or m,racu!ous tnterpo.
sitton ID her behalf. Gendarmes are On the
premises to keep order among the crowd, and
to draw up au heutic accounts Of any new man
ifessatons. S3me statements make out The
author Of the miracle 10 hare been the blessed
Joseph Labre, a rreEch hermit, who came ftom
Lyons to leme some here abou. century
ago, nad lived in the Coliseum, editying the
Eternal City By his pety and poverty. The
Ger. m 7ny Of his beatlncation WAS performed by
the Pope te~ weeks ago, At tho usual expense
ot lo0, ,010E which WAS defiaJ ed by the city Of
Lyons; clain1, however, Of an additional 1s0,
0juf. has been IN .de upon the French Amba.ss.
dor, on the pIsa that unusual expenses had
been incurred in the qualification al the blessed
Joteph Laore; but it appears that the pious
townsmen Of the dts!o sre not prepared to nee,
30 large an add!tiona! claim. The merit Of the
miracle il assigned by other accounts 10 The
blessed Rossi, a Roman By birth, who was beat,
flied BY his Holiness at the same time as The
b1essed iahre
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lfl no!a. Cook cou ~, s.s.-Cireut Court OF Cook
Coupty-Ip Chxbeery. Mary Aun7 SenseintE snd Anna
ee r.ne5 hy thez duaritan George A. FletnA1, ".
Cathas1e Weyer ct A-Fo. Partition aud Assignment Of
Dover.
Pubic nots herroy sven th,t II pursuance Of the
mandate IN deere eo'esd il ths above n % eaa*s %
er CHANG - Cook County. STAT: Afoe aid vii
on the 97ta CAV cf Aueu,t. 4. D. leea u 10 e;ock
Of he u u1r suse, the City Of hiso, ConntE Of
to&k a!ote1a The htznes ddef. al of The fou~t
Described patc;I II land NTH h4rednA and Appur
tsaares to 1he naf Of the south ha1f Of sub
Lot u Lot No. leu tol IA II ck ne1eec IT. IN
Ctr II Ihiako. Terms cash The day Of s4s. Deed
Master IN Chaacefy. L, u. PAINE FnhER.
Nat.sz In Cl2ree.y Of Cook ,rty.
f1h}e.no A-e IA3t iris r.61id
, 1860-08-23

D Meyers Miraculous Vermin Dis
ruyr .he ot~t ind best remedy for Eze'natipk RAT
at,d MICE CucG REACHES. BUGs. ANTS. MOSQUE
1OEs, fLEAA AoTHe. 0RAlN-ToRAS and GAR
Den fESE1 IT,.
"rnaopA laelot E11 Eroatway, New 1oEk.
KoLd ay drntxt4 exesIwheEe. mF*se4tn3m
, 1860-08-23

Consul NJ tha Grand Duehv Of he pseass
II nasxc& and 32xelothz> and The tss city OF Franz.
I'M. nd BY sp<e!at Of ssv. satss aata1sA % -
fof }erner eit!t<ns Of AUsrn!A, hAnKh havAM3s
WlRIxAaIRq, Q1ox1B1XA H. aA~iT
, 1860-08-23

Our buxaes4 connections vnh Europe Sstef otA1CTt
THY EXTENSIVE, md MOST lSIlAAIA - ssA1
sHa n a1rn,: public aas N 'ese.1a eaafsk aaass-
IA ,Se.e7. e,nai to 11y to ths U1:oa ,s-es
ns end ttar1 Of Lr.Es In sums 10 INIT * ~ TEX
. A. aur eofrxspsn4.rpts In LondoI P--A VrAatfpss
% &c x4la, jl.'saE. ~ s1sasn n Le's.lt = Ssosa''
FIJI nsItc,.Ay Of promoting anaea oon1sF-
si ntescuTs= o<twe<n he Wet NJ Aarep: ~ chez
~ oneaInt ese,tA It, &c. respcains WshAa In
no;teia Collections of U1ans 0sA.s eosss. 4enspeaa-
"a V!kh proEptaesa aad ds?aica-
N-Couat1 baaks nd BAakeEs EuppEsd vt1A Fof[x3
Bl.s r1ies- Fvsts BontaAad Ao1tAxss nAkot4aa
aeeoAd4
EOYYXAAA 1KLrEXk
, 1860-08-23
VERY IMPORTANT INFORM

VERY IMPORTANT INFORM
AT1oS.-Tht Illinois stareh Cos2Paty. II OTTAWA,
mr. npw auufaetu:!ut TIE purct t,t in tt wcftd- In
body qualify litter itt a1oot e1e<ed herx
~ntity eth sprnx v4ter which naturally
sa - r2u w4er, cptt1n4 oefa1}ou chemical. Hence
s i1fniter dtsaole for food and laundry Furpo.es
ttAnAnE othrr AsAn TO the rEhc o!the
eEts Of the Satrh, amount Ct the fActCxy
references could he v.n bu. tn this re'stneea
to be In ece.a4ry. I'll b. socultat little tItA
sstsfy th sea- In tuyink the .tateA bs par1leulzr
teeinx that Il is tAkrn from boxes marked
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY,
MeGtnnis, makef.
To WholftsIe rea,e.a the Company would s&Y Nth
unecuse8 {Adty for rt8ncfAcutns nd The terJ Srf
a1rsataxe we have oyts ~ osass t.nrs,f pusIaa,a&
corr Il pteea sell It dku1ts thai y ii
kt yo1r rteestt 70 aerd oFtera. Avery hox Of
tarch thAt a1ss the tActay ~1,FAttea equal not
mpnIeatious addressed 1rnota Starch ~onpAny Ut,1wa
Iilaeis gGl reeese essmpt aitfnuon- }<aI-e<1<4u
, 1860-08-23

Double Thrraa. G,oTe1 i Bsker stitch. md wAx1A171o
sQ7d to The ys,y ets: MI J pnse.
TheY tarr wroush, T. e.r rwl GREAT SUCCESS. 5hd
the On sccc sA1r1 coxfkr.7 md q At ttbrkx
t,h.xh p.i:es and u.a.oe ncn-poies tnous'nas ~
It nd ile provea r. 5. =. ta1J and Ettl !;
Lie t,E. nsnm r. FeHoE. Iu ri {. H,es1rk, Qitnff
losdtns krbr.ider rk oo1 beaot!tul'y IheF atid
o. 5uee74 the Ueyd IT n b fone-fFun fsook
Au.ns % He4vt 1t u. voa aed co.hias NJ mach -
eia ms to 1--WE b. eatis .c.ton, and HeuE1 al
sQUALtfI 10 our >IVEKaAL H4Ma.K. aaiast-
nj :, n II IS % ALL zasas a'ad rt11ksxss.'
We w4tt ri able Mef xnl e1asn - Akt:4 In every
t1vn IN tna 40 IN sd -. < FER eeLtI E
VII b. II ovid Men # Ill erofesss. n aad !a1ss ~
eep ns&Ae4s sc nov =. work fT 1a dot thsT nek b.
bof unea good th=tz rock.t- 60 Lu t. ~ iE1sotuc
ocF u .eh+nts xhl.h Ase .EAD AND G1Lu NJ u
samples Of SEWING Descriptive Circular x1a Cuts Sezl
On {Eesip< Of rcd E1np. &C TtH
CORAtLL COMPANY.
Gil Il In l. ake 1t1eet \. tSE Ca0So. Ill
, 1860-08-23

y EMOVAL.-Tho United States
~ Exprrs. Coutanv 1avr this day rens!cd they
= ro ~ De.seo1n stze<: % Iso Lake a1a = oopt. ~.
- %fFetta EArink Lake CLARK aiftet tn fanef ne
'ltnce.n Lake vii b. considered the sntrhnte fof
enei'o ND small package bailnes Ihs entsanee
t&1E sssee4 vii e afded entrance fof ele
A%tseT. onld money te delivered Ozark st1eet OF
1tnH pa Lake street tht Public with Whlcl ~ bare dots
e.s ~. L. 2 our naure 70 seln.e T. A.y,nE ben 1
aaoas ttefs to continue heir tes1y and Fetusn we
III ptAG" - Aefsso:oTe faithful Application 70 thsI 70
.pnM !asthes hntice froEa 7:1o L. y. to4 I.
taalSsaEs19 ssp{ " N-D,QQLYl1, AEsQA
, 1860-08-23

~ Barryfs Tricopherous ls the best
md cAsapr.. art4et for tsrsalnk. beautSaE etae'k
us.;ng 1rs<.y.nx ard restoring tht har- Lanses "
kast by T.. lsrusr,.ts AID Fr'4npcts- fohl<p$'" ."
~Congrcss Water.-Much spur
.s, mineral var. taped o. the public u
ok1ss WATER" 1r unpstadpaed persoab ot souosenft-
- ~,.o xt. t4r, not uss that tape- t71l easA
k~ w..y which many pezsous suppoae 10 be Tic TEAL
r,,,~ of ,e can,.e,, Wsi1, although onF Int tane
cf tast,rp IA v,nca til. fprlEk s'tuated.
T.nyssr. the nrb.e from s.eh 1upoEAouA Fe nAfe A1
pay uorza Hra1dod thas:
CONGRESS-:
c. ".
WATER
.....---s.
,,. t.+4r. .t,..- we.ss tnt l8te.1 On TIT Cork
noun,<t.e.t md lie Parchaarf should prosecute Int
la for sUiudiinG.
har0nies. wtn rteelss promN &denuoa II e0ofe@<so !"
- Il Congress Spring. Saratoes New YORK. o. & oe'
noo,h~1n 1,ros OF Couxrrs. Water II Nsw YoEf d1T.
CLARKE a WHITE
prpwtetots ConEFeu spTtntr
u~n Cart n.p. D.ske, Tnssnt Rpuse osle bios
]. IL I,-ra 4 c.; i'enon. Robinson h@In. - -
Hrvaa kAa: ". r. 1rclc: Co. Of ca'eako' A'n''A' ~
runp],ed vii, 1er genuine CopG.e.s xes oee 'oa w
tou,< md - would recommend than 1s:o'ao'' Pes
NJ. IN Culc vicinity. who d.se 10 pu!ea-.s *11'
ux ConE.rsa Water. CLAhhA " 49,"
nFss11 <m
, 1860-08-23

Set up On the a,or Of dozt well - exalus
tdea&es Of thez superiority from uzu3 Of leading
houIe1.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
Cleanliness.

Compare ibe dirtinesS Of The water IN which
YOU have washed when tits cold without soap.
cnid with soap. bot with soap. Iou will find
the first has hardly removed the dirt at all.
the second little more, and the third n great
deal more. But hold your hand over a cup
of hot water fer n minnie or two, and then.
by merely rubbing with the finger, you will
bring OF fakes If dirt or dirty Kin. Aitcr a
vapor bath you NAV peel your whole self
clean in this way. What | mean is, that by
simply washing or sponging with water you
do not really clean yonr skin. Take a rough
towel. dip one corner in very bot waller II 4
little spirit be- added TO il, il will b. mere eff
feetual-and then rub as il you were rubbing
tire towel into your skin with your fngrrs.
The blnck d kes which come OF will con-
vince yoa that You were not clean before,
however much soap and water you may have
used. These fixes are what require reInov-
ing. Aud Won can really Keep yourself clean
or with tumbler full vi hot water and q
rough towel and rubbing. than with whole
apparatus OF bath aud soap aud sponge, with
cut rubbing. It's quite nonsense to say that
any body nted bc dirty. Psiients have been
kept a. clean by thee means on long voy-
age, when 3 basin full VI water eonld not be
afforded. and when they could not be moved
out OF their b. rths, as IL ell the appurtenan-
ces OF home had been at hand. Washing
however. With large quantity Of water, has
quite other effects lhAn those Of mere eleahli-
ness. The skim shsorbs the water, anS h-
comes softer add more p rspirable. To wash
With soap and soli water Is. therefore. desiEa-
BILE from other points OF view than that oi
eieaniiness.-Sotes ca Nursing b + I0rsRes
SvAhEgais.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
Our Mexican Captfves.

Our New Orleans exchanges furnish the
particulars OF the arrival at that port of the
u. s. sloop Of war Pre5Le. with tn two Mex
lean steamers captured of Vera Cruz, and
their commander. MARIN, and other prison
ers. The captives were delivered into the
custody of the United States Marshal, who
has placed them In the Parish Prison of New
Orleans But like the well known individu-
al who drew the elephant in q rafe. the Fed
eral authorities know not what disposition to
make Of their prize. The District Attorney
IL ignorant what proceedings to institute
against them. lie cannot treat them as pris-
oners Of war, for no war exists between the
United States and Mexico or Spain; the very
form of libel of prize presupposes and re-
cites a state Of war, and hence they cannot
be placed In that category. They cannot, so
far AZ the known fJcts indicate, be regarded
as pirstes. under legal definition OF that
term. The District Attorney was, therefore,
nen-pIused, and telegraphed to Washington
for instructions as to the proper procedure.
Attorney General Black was detained in
Pennsylvania by sickness, and hence no reply
was given. In the meantime the case stands
in staf. quo. while the captves remain in the
Parish Prison. The Delta says that IL is q
tangled and vexatious piece Of business and
calls upon Gen. CAss 10 unravel aud straight
en- il out. and expresses the belief that be is
the only man in the country who can do it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
Something Novel.

Under this caption, ;he Charleston C1srier
Of the gath. stats that cars had arriv, d at
Charleston. from Nashville. Memphis. &c,
without breaking bulk Of Height, aud that
the same ears would be RETURN, to The same
points with return freighIs. However novel
such Transportation may be To Charle>ton, il
is not at all novel TO Savannah, as, for sever
al years past. frvights have gone from Savan-
nah to every point 10 which a train can go,
without breaking bulk. The subject is so
old with rs rs to be past all remark. and we
should uos refer to IL now were II not to
show how much Savannah is in advance OF
Charleston in the favor Of those interior
merchants who desire quick transportation.
On the 24th--the same day which the CSs
risT mentions-there were loaded At the Cen
iral Raiiu,ad Depot, In this city, five cars Of
ice FIR Chattanooga, six cars Of timber for
Huntsville for the Memphis 4 Charleston
road, to build bridge wlih, and ear 81 Ice
tor Rene. On Friday last, passenger car,
built in the Cvntral Railroad shops, was
shipped 10 yleksbnrg. Mss. for ihs yi:ks-
burg. Shreveport & Texas Railroad. IL sas
pacsed away in box cars, and goss through
xiIheat caang-
Tuess ate heats which Savannah has been
accomplishing Tor years. aud their nret per
fosmaaee in Charleston. on Saturday last
wa aEnouac,d a. something novels We
congratulate oar Chariestoa friends On this
evideace OF their prosress---SseaaaaA Aspsa-
ham.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
one way TO QuIet wakefuI nabi. ..

One way TO Quiet WakefuI Rabit ..
Russell. the correspondent of the London
Times, in his Indian Diary, imparis the fol-
lowing piece of informa tien, which will no
doubt be gratefully received BY those whose
! responsibilities, though small. are on that
account none the less burdensome:
Our friend the Thakoor also visited Us.
aud he excused the non-appearance OF his
little son on the ground that he. was asieep
under his waterfall. i bad almost omitted
to mention The curious habit of the hill peo-
pie to which this phrase Of the Thakoor' S
related. Whenever woman wishes TO l'ut
her child TO sleep. she takes it 10 one OF the
numerous places for this purpo-e, which are
all over the mountain sides wherever there
is water. They consist of a sh d or sheds in
which there are stone tr"ughs filled from "a
running stream; aud from these roughs are
little pipes made of reed or hollow stems
from Trees, which spout out water with "a
gentle trucking fall under which the child IS
head is placed at the distance OF few
inches. The feet is almost Immediate. The
child closes its Eyes and lis mouth. and falls
into a d. ofound, sweet ana healthiul sleep.
which ,ndnres 50 long as it is lett under
the water spoats. l have seen dozens of
children thus lying fast asleep; and. as far as
coald ascertain no evil IF ct whatever c. n
be attributed To the practice. IL certainly
seems an admirable PIT paration against colds
in the hcad and ii devoted mother would
only make the experiment in this country,
and it were found successful, she would lac
a blessing TO her species in Introducing such
delIg htful custom, pleasant 10 children aad
invaluable to pareuts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30

! EDrxT.s OF MIS- LEnLEr.ATEe death OF
Mr.. i.emley, which occurred in the Fourth
District yesterday, adds another incident To
the horrible details of the poisoning tragedy.
of which so much has been said 10 our col
umns This lady, than whom no one was
more highly esteemed in. the Fourth District.
was the hostess oflhe gay and happy dinner
party which had so terrible aud tragical q
conclusion. *
Others of the same party are still suffering
firm the terrible and iasidious poison, OF
which large quantities were taken, in the form
of an attractive dessert, and though the re-
ports OF their condition this morning are ia
vorable, the nature of this poison is such as
10 leave their friends in great anxiety aud
grief for their condition. The most diligent
aud thorough Inquiries are being made inio
the facts of this distressing atfair.--N o.
Della 27th. s,s -s--Tt sd $50 ssFx
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
LATEST.
Special Correspondence of the Picayune.)
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March 81. 1860.

Especial Correspondence of the Picayune.) o.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March 81. 1860.
For several weeks past it has been unnsu-
ally quiet; not a healthy stale OF peace, how
ever, but rather that oppressive calm which
forewsrns the approaching stoI m. 1t has
commenced to blow, and if appearances be
not drceiiful. il will prove regular norther
ere it ceases. The ball is now fairly open
and our troops are now in Mexico On
Wednesday last the authorities OF MatamOras
sent out force for the ayowed purpose of
capturing Cortina. (but, as the sequel has
shown. of really assisting him. and requested
the cooperation of the American forces in SO
dong. For this purpose two companies OF
dragons aud two of rangers, under the COM
mand of Capt. Stonemann, crossed the river
at A qua Negra, thirty five miles above this
point, for the Rancho de la Mesa, where, they
were informed by The Mexican guide, sent
them by the Mexican commander, that they
would find Cortiua cncamped in force. This
was ON the night of the 10Th.
On reaching the rancho they drove in the
pickets and made prisoners of all the occu-
pants, including some ihirty-fye or foriy
armed men. bat no Cortina. shortly after
daybreak the main body Of the troops from
M,rlamoras made their appearance and exhlO-
tied no little astonishment at finding the
Americans in possession Of their camp, as
thew termed it, and at the same time claimed
the prisoners taken, as portion oil their Own
men: hut were uuHble 10 account for The sud
den change of occupation in Ia Me~a, more
especially as they had reported themselves
whipped by Coriina The day previous. som"
miles below. On Monday the Mexican au-
thorities sent formal requts ST To Major H,Ini-
zslman To withdraw Onr troops, which he has
not vet seen fit to do. and they are still en-
camped in Mexico; he, however on Sunday
last sent up battery Of twenIy-four pound =
ers to reinforce them; all he could spar.-, us
he has but one company of artillery aud one
Of infantry lett at this point and those, like
the rest on this frontier, but halt full. II t.
useless and absurd longer to doubt the COM
plicity of the people AMI authorities IF Mats-
moras with COriiua and bis acts With very
few exceptions they are Central SITS at heart
and are but waiting The downfall of Vera
Cruz. or the approach of a central army, to
pronounce; and both are look, d for dali
On the ulhority of the Mexican Consul at
this place il is reported, to-day, that Mira
mon had dispatched force OF four thousi nd
men to Matamoras and this frontier; If this
be so they will meet no resistance. but be
welcomrd by the Mexicans along the whole
ronte, as Carvaial's men are starving aud de-
sertiug 10y hundreds. The Rio Grande is un
usually low, aud business of all kinds. on
this side entirely broken up. and the ranches
deserted: and unless oar Governments do
something right speedily tn settle Mexican
affairs on this frontier. Western Texas will b..
drpopulated and become a resort for non
but thieves and cutihroats. NEkITAS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30


Distriet q Iennese<es rzzz1
7t is my opinion that could retain the Of
Zee of Attorney General few months longer.
than when she regular election takes place
throughout the State. However, there are
many who entertain a different view; and not
wishing 10 bold an Office Especially one Of
tue Importance Of Attorney GENERALLY when
the Least doubt ezisis. have rendered the Gar
ernor my resignation, to take effect the Wed:
nesaay before the 4th Thursday in May next.
hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election. and if the good people desire me to
continue another term, twill place me un-
der thousand renewed obligations and
viii promise them to discharge every duty of
the Office with an eye, single to the good of
the country. In the capacity of your ofiieor
heretofore, may have done wrong, (as all
of US have fa1lts.) ye; win not this generous
public, who know me well, believe me when
say.it has come s'froIn the head and not the
heart7'' 1t looks little like "letting bird
90 in the hand to catch one in the bush'' to
give up the probable time | could hold on to
my position, yet plant myself upon the doc
trine every true lover holds when he kneels
at the shrine of his cherished idol. of not wish
ing to obtrude myself, unless entirely agree
able; so if you are willing for me to continue
your Attorney General you can signify il at
the polls, which trust you may find it con-
sistsnt wit your feelings 10 do
&. When Twas elected. the counties of Fen
L ess, 0yerton, aud White, and might say q
large portion of Cumberland, were in my dis
trict; since then the Lrgi>la ture has taken
them from me, thereby diminishing the pro-
fits Of the Office quite one-half. | only ask The
people now to give back in effect what the
Legislature has taken from me. When was,
as it were an orphan boy you took me up, and
from my heart of hearts l thank you all
Fellow-citizens, let me assure you. whether
elected or not, in all future time, mattering
not what winds OF fortune may blow around
me, You shall have my best wishes for your
happiness and prosperity. In conclusion, I
must say that should perchapce any lady read
| this card, though she cannot vote, hope she
will speak kind word on my behalf, as there
is no better friend of her sex than
Your humble servant,
TIM. ii. WILLIAMS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30

THE cIar Static N NEw oMEkNs.-
Great preparations are making In New Or
leans for The Inauguration of the CLAY siatue
there on the i2ih OF April. The P'esy1Ms
says:
The procession Is designed b embrace all
classes Of citlzens-all associations az ben-y-
ossnee. Industry. science and art: tbe iocal
authorities OF the city aud State and the
entire organised military force OF New Or
leans and lite neiRhborhooi. The shipmasiers
have made arrangements 20 head their corps
nth q beautiful ship, complete In all details,
that shall make Il representative at The
great fleets Ia Il Tisit our port; the steamboat
men will have steamboat with stzam np
aad paddle Wheels Ia motion; The Tyne
graphical Association will have a press in
motion, throwing on fresh sheets a. IL tFsver-
res the street; and other departments of In
dustry, manufactured. and trades are ex-
p<cfed TO symboiise their eailing by the oh
jcts that most wildly dsguerreotype them
tsioEe the public eye.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30

xxrj xIez1 NcE zrss ez<sikzuzzlst
OF AHorHEn DuEs-Iu the Home Journal OF
March 18th, lively article sppesEed, reIa-
ting TO ibe engagement and to-be-expecsed
marriage of The senior partner Of fenous
French champagne house--the genfl<man
nos being on visit TO this country. 8 de-
vonsly and very properly expressed hope
that The good sense of the pehblic would not
be sbocks d, on the approaching occasion. with
a repetition OF the snobbery attendant upon
the celebrated Diamond Wedding. On the
pernsal of the article. our doughty friend
Lient Bartlett rose to his ancient pitch OF
excitement, and proceeded, in that condition,
to the Office of the obnoxious Journal 1t is
runprsd that be there demanded an apology
of the genial senior editor. though 1t does not
transpire whether the latter was required TO
sign as absurd a recantation as tn. one pre-
sented Mr.. Stedman- At all events Gen.
Morris declined acceding to the Lieutenant's
demand, aud the latter went off more angry
than when he came in. 1t is said he is now
in search of a friend and a hostile message
either has or will soon be con veyed to the
author of "Woodman, spare that tree" Phar-
aphrasing the quoted line, we would earnest
ly say Bartlett, spare that Bard IN r
Tribune.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
From TIE clnshaan Enquirer.
National Committee and Cf arle.tea.



II ne EaifeSs 81 he EaqasFsrs--The members
Of the Democratic National Committee have
been notified by their Chairman. Judge
smaIley, that there viii be a meeting Of hat
hosly In this city on Thursday, the 5th day
of Anfii. for consultation GA important bail
mes. The Whole matter ri = ehsngs Of place
Tor holding the Conventloa will b. coasisier-
I'd. Received inisiligenee ststss that there
has been mueh exsFgtration c"nn.eivd iih
the accounts fFem Chafl-sion. while there -
unao,bsly some truth In ihe tact OF high
charges having been made By har-rnons, &c.
Il is saFf.iIsed row thss the rxeitement has
been gotten up 70 keep The N6rtheFa people.
especially ihase from the Northwest ffom
altendlng Tbs Convention.
The Charleston tfrFesry haz iest Is in1a-
eees "a elrcslasr THE libel oe its people. with
a view OF pfeveatiag the outside pressure
lFusu tEe North which xiil be bfoa GIN 10 bear
In lzyur Of the Hosnifsiisas II neaglss.
sn assured, en shs bess ssthasisy. that there
will Be ample recommendations for ali vito
nav sstrnsi tie Coavrntion. sad ~ reAsona-
BILE rslss. Il i earnestly beped thai every
North-a esfsrH Democrat. sho can spare ths
tiuse sua sxpeuse, will attend ths Convection.