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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

PORTLAND, April l9.-The steamship North Amer
lean, from Liverpool on the 4th inst via Queens
rown the 9TH, arrived this evening
shocking revelations had been made concerning
the CoOhe trade IN the southern part of China The
information is derived from the CooIe receiving
ship. An inquiry was ordered By the allied Com
manders-in-Chief, and it was found .hat in three
CoOhe ships, one American and one Oldenburg bark
the Coolies had been kidnapped and their nominal
consent TO an elghtayear's engagement in Cuba was
wrung from them by horrible modes of torture
Louis Blanc had made most successful debut as
public lecturer.
MALES April 4.-Factious persons attacked the
troops az Palermo, but were dispersed The city Is
tranquil
MADRD April 4-When the troops found that
Gen. Ortega had deceived them as to movements
they refused TO march, with the cry of UiUd ReiRd
Ortega fled, pursued by his own troops Hopes
were entertained that he would be captured The
troops that he had mlsled made submission to the
Queen. There is perfect tranquility throughout the
nation.
All the deputies of Madrid had presented an adj
dress to the Queen.
SwITZERIAND.-The National Council, BY a vote of
lO6 against and the Council of State had voted
the extraordinary power demanded by the Federal
Council.
The steamship Nova Scotia from Portland arrived
at Liverpool on Thursday, the 10Th inst.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM QUEENsTOWN.-LONDON, April
5-Ihe DAILY News city article of yesterday even
ing says, to-day there was a further improvement
in the funds OF but in.the afternoon they reapsed
to yesterdays prices. The supply Of money is
more liberal, but the high rates continue but little
is done below 4Ia5 per cent
The Times city article says there has been a fall
in the shares Of the Great Western Canada Railroad
on account Of the nOn-declaration Of a dividend Il
inOis Central declined en- the announcement Of a
call
The attempted emeute at Palermo had failed
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NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NV YORK April l9.-The TriJlulss correspon-
dence contains Mr.. BuChanans celebrated letter OF
July 29th, 1857, to Robert j. Walker then Cover
nor Of Kansas, in regard TO the submission Of the
Lecompton Constitution 20 the people of Kansas
Mr.. Buchanan says:
% \ on may judge with what satisfaction we re-
ceived an account Of the proceedings Of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention held At Lec0mpton
on the Sd INST. The point in which your own sue
cess depends Is the submission of the Constitution
TO the people Of Kansas, and by the people / mean.
and have no doubt You near, the actual bona
ide residents who have been long enough in the
Territory TO identify themselves with its fate On
the question Of submitting the Constitution 10 the
bona de residents Of Kansas, am willing to stand
or fall Il is the principle Of the KansasNebraska
bill, the principle Of popular sovereignty, and
the principle OF the foundation Of all popular
Governments, The more It as discussed the
stronger il will become should the Convention of
Kansas adopt this principle al Will be settled har-
mOniOusy
In another portion Of his letter, Mr.. Buchanan
relterates this doctrine, saying, 90 l would advise
You To make the great principle of the submits
sion OF the Constitution TO the bona tde resi-
dents Of Kansas conspieuously prominent On this
you viii be irresistible. With the question of elm
ate every person is acquainted, and the more you
insist upon that, the more VIII our opponents
urge that violating the principles Of non-in-
reference at the foundation of the Kansas and Ne
braska BILL
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BY TELEGRAPH.


hAsHlSGToN, April 49, SENArE-IIr King statef
that the Senate Printing Investigating Committee
was ready % report and moved the printing o
z,100 extra copies ct the testimony. Adopted.
The house bill supplementary to the act for tai,
ing the census was reported pack from the Judieia
ny Committee and passed
Mr. bayard reported bill from the Judiciary
Committee, for the taking Of private propertv for
public USE and allowing Just compensation therefor
There was discussion without action
The Homestead bill was taken nm and Mr., OWNS
amendment concerning mining land was rejected 9
against 30.
Mr. Wade moved to substitute the House bill
Messrs. Fitch and Crittenden offered amendments
vnd after some debate the Senate postponed the bin
to Wednesday week, and went into Executive session
Adjourned.
HOUsE-The House went into committee on the
Senate's amendment of the Military Academy bill
authorizing the employment in Texas OF mounted
volunteers.
After debate, Mr.. Otero offered on amendment.
appropriatiDg ike sum Of money, nearly mil
lion, for a similar regiment for New Mexico. More
debate Of an Uninteresting nature followed when
other amendments were offered and rejected The
Senate amendment was rejected so against g. Mr.
OterO's amendment was also rejected.
The amendment reducing the term Of study at
West Point to four years was adopted.
The committee rose.
The House concurred in the Senate regiment
amendment-yeas IS, nays -. motion was made
to reconsider the vote.
Mr.. Bonham called up his resolution, that when
the house adjourn on Friday it BE- to the S0th inst
1t was tabled IS to So.
Adjourned
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COMMERCIAL


Review OF 1he Nashville Market, April 20
C0TTON--We heard ofno sales to day.
sAvAAH, April l8alsa Of cotton 20 day. $50 bales. T
| The stock on hand is very light
CHARLESTON April IS SALES Of Cotton to-day 100 bales
Ths market is unsettled and dropping, but with positive
change
TOBACCO Hamilton sold Is bids Tobacco to day a2 o.
Is, ESQ, Is, s9s, 49, 10, o5, SO 10 So 20
s 45, 6 IS, aud s75.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-The stock OF Tennessee Flour is very
Light but with additions from Ohio and Kentucky the
market apy supplied to met the dsand for soseon
sumption and export We quote superne s69650 Extra
S7975Oper barrel the outside figures being the prices for small
lots In sacs the prices s36o935 for Er from srst
hands,
The receipts Of Wheat very light the sales being limited to
occasional parcel We quote prime Red and White at sl259
49, Wshsve but Of the city mills is ruunng and that
upon sho time IN consequence Of the nadequats supply OF
Wheat
Corn in moderate request at 6J7Oo per bushel Consum
es buy parngy and the export demand has fallen Of consider
ably since the heavy decline prices the western markets.
The demand for seed Oats having been about supplied price
has declined to zoe.
PRoYIsIoNs-Tfe receipts of Bacon show considerable
falling OF but the demand limited and the supply is there
fore ample for present purpOse We quote Shoulders st &C.
Hams &c, Clear Sides lO9IOc wagons From store
packed, &c advance these quotations demanded.
Lard is in limited request in good shipping order.
IRISH POTATOEsThe market continues we'll supplied, and
planters will ind officially in proeurnga first article
for seed We quote the market du ss92 per bb accord
ing to quality.
GRoCERIE5-The market IS we'll supplied with Groceries
and there is considerable activity in this department We
quote
SUGAR-Fsir s95K and Prime to Choice 9991fc in hogs
heads and lc quotations barrels;
York Coffee Sugars lO9 s Crushed and Powdered 9I2c
Loaf Ia K9I2c
MOIlssEs sTauE olasses il barrels 4594se gal;haf
barrels SCI Sugar House 4345c Golden Syrup IN barrels
75e, balf barrels sc, and kegs ten gals 81
COFFEE-Ro i31<Gl41Sci Laguyra l4 I5c; Java I820c n
TEA-Impea secs Gunpowder jO975ci Young Hyson
GEO. Black 6O9Sl so.
sALTWe quote Coarse SAX SI5j, and Fine 81 coo
LIE, and Barrel The the market is
ample to meet the demand
COTTON YARNS-Ths following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 200 and $780, do Co., Oc 500 IIc and
400, I2c.
wH.sKY.-Rectlasd is held eO99sc . gallon, and
county at 5097jc according to quality.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Senate to-day con
irmed the appointment Of Frank Z. WOtton as Sec
retary of State Cor Utah
The Committee on Elections have reported in IA
vor Of Mr.. Howard, and against Mr.. Cooper, the
sitting member in the Michigan contested case
Messrs. Cartel, Stevenson and Boyce unite in the
minority report
This completes the hundred days that the House
has been in actual session There Is no doubt from
present indications that a quorum will be present
during next week. As much. however. cannot be
said OF the Senate many Of its members having left
the city.
Nearly all the Republicans voted against the SEN
ste amendment, apprOpriatlng million dollars
to enable the President to call into service reg-
ment of Texas mounted volunteers.
Messrs. Carter, Curtis, Junker Morris of Pa, and
Schwartz voted with the Democrats and Southern
Opposition in its favor.
New YORK, April 20-The IriJme'S Washington
correspondent says that Ex-Governor Walker Of
Kansas challenged Attorney General Black to duel
for denOuncing as a forgery letter received by
Walker from buchanan, while Governor Of Kan
sas, approving popular sovereignty, non-interven-
ton. etc. Black refuses to accept the challenge.
The Republican Senatorial caucus agreed to sup
port the Nicaraguan treaty, amended to guard
troops by Congressional legislation.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
THE BALD AND GRAY.
THE

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
MANY. since the great discovery OF Prof Wood have
tempted only initiate his restoretive but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone being carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods PREPARATION and have been
forced to leave tie field its rssess sway Read tbs follow
BATH, MAINE, April 18th 1853.
PROF. 0. J, WOoD Co: Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and which
have published this vicinity elsewhere, has given rise
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are first is il fact OF my habitation name as
the Communication second it Of all therein contained
third does my hair still continue to be in good order and
natural color? To all and do invariably My
hair better than any stage Of my life forty years
past, Soft thrifty and better coloed the is true Of
my Wsker and the oay why is not generally true is,
that the substance is washed Of by frequent abutOn Of the
face, when used by wpng the face in close
have been in herecept Of great many letters from all parts
OF New England, asking hair still continues TO be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds as well as this It has no doubt been baey
initiated used only without any good effect
absolute injury have Of your restorative Of any
recount Tor some months and yet my mar IS as good as ever
hund eds have examined it with surprise 81 years
old and not hair in head face and to
TINS TACT send you lock OIL my A taken on TIE past week
received favor tf two quart bottles last summer, for
which very grateful gave It to friends, and thereby
induced them to try IT, many were sSe teal until after trial.
and then purchased and used II with universal wilt
favor that you send by which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold many, fear without author
ty you. pure article will success, and
believe coed ELECTS do follow the failure is caused
by impure article the good
my hair all who inquire of OF
shaken opinion in its valuable results reaain dear ss
yours, A c. RAYMOND
AAROE's RUS, KY, Nov. 30, 1853.
The Restorative is put bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium, sma the holds "a pint 81
bottle; the mediums hold twenty per in
proportion than the SMALL rets for So bottle the large
.. J. wood & Co PrepretOrs IA Broadway,
New III Market St Louis No. and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn q Co., and retaled by every Drug
house in the United States. [febll-ly
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ANDRU5 oes in all Of Consumption. and Nerv
Debility, scrofula, and ali Rheumatic, paIaytic and
MerJural Affection Dseaes Of the Hip Spine Rnev and
Bladder Gravel and Dropsy, &C. Safe and Speedy Cure F
male Weaknesses Suppression, IreEulaes al Diseases
Of the Womb, Strc1res in IN the Ureta. FstuIa and per
rsme-ed without the Of Instruments CT Bandag7 Al
twenty Of personal end professional experiences he 80
state that perso IN the world th0Fe disease, b
Mineral or Vegetable Medicine alone He usesea no NoeaI
Medinei his remedies luxury all, OF we'll and Unable
the deetatd enjoy great perfection Of hsaith WIZ
apr3-WaEt
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ArrivaI of tbe Poney Express.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 2O-The POney Express
has arrived with California dates of the 10th and
Carson Valley of the IIth.
The steamer Golden Age sailed on the 18th with
100000 treasure and $50 passengers, emong whom
were Commodore Tatnall, General Johnston and
Lient Brooke. Tatnall remains at Aspinwal with
the ROanOks tll the Japanese Embassy arrives, and
then proceed to Washington
SAN FRANCIsCO-The bulkhead bill passed the
Senate and its supporters say it will pass he As
sembly. There is intense opposition to the project
and Indignation meeting the largest ever in San
Francisco, wac held. Il is thought the Governor
will veto the bill
The bill appropriating S25OO0O to open nine wag-
on roads over the Sierra Nevada passed both
branches Of the Legislature.
The rush to Carson Valley is still overwhelming.
Sugar Is selling st 81 per pound, and hay at $3.50
per tOn-Other articles in proportion
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q WISH gell the farm which reside, six miles from Ne
Ninnvis on Stage road leading Murreesboro The
farm consists Of so - cleared, 5 we'll set ers
grass and 40 acres Glover OF tie go here are some
400 acres and bottom lands equal point
fertility any land IN this section Of the country. There
three springs the tract, furnishing abundance Of the
be surpassed in point opury and athuness There
the tract ns quarry Of lime stone roek sufficient for
purposes The improvements consists Of heWed dwell
ing house, containing six rooms ktchen negro cabins, Stables
cribs, wheat house, c &C All information furnished
By application the subscriber the premises Post Once,
MeMinnvs, Tenn W s. REID.
L,rilI Isin-str
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Monetary.

The weekly statement Of the New York City Banks even
ing Of the 18th inst inclusive, smOre favorable than
for the line Of loans having been reduced without disturbing
price Of money, while the specie has been strengthened
the full Of the California receipts specie now
oots up $4,000 OO The per cenge Of specie depoats
held by all the banks is 9 per cent which increase Of
per last week. Five report per cent over
30 per cent? sixteen 2j per cent tWenone 20 per
cent, and six under per The following exhibits the
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CITY NOTICES.

Pleasure seekers will find the Mount Vernon Car
den most delightful suburban resort.
Quick TDw-At six O'Clock yesterday evening
we received New York papers of the morning of
the 18th
LITERARY PAPEEs-F HGAN Il College street,
has all the literary and illustrated papers Call and
get YOU to-day and tomorrow reading.
THE HOWE SEWING NACHNE.-We invite the at
tentOn Of our readers 70 the advertisement of
these popular machines in another column of this
morning. paper. Sewing machines are no longera
luxury, but necessity in every family and we
feel confident that the Howe are fully equal if not
superior, to any others in the market. The Messrs.
Cone Brothers are doing an extensive business are
prompt reliable men and have won for themselves
an enviabe reputation.
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LIVERPOOL, April 5-Per Steamer North AaericaH-Co
ton Aarke-The Brokers Circular reports the sales
five days at 10000 bales The market will be tomorrow
being Good Friday All qualities have slightly declined. and
inferior qualities very difficult TO sell except at irregular
prices The sales to-day Thursday foot 700 bales
1900 to specuatO and exporters The closes steady
with fa demand at the following quotations; Orleans fair
&c, mddng 65sci Mobile fair re middling &c; Uplsnd
fair &C, middng l6c The stock in ports DOG 900
GLIDING 73l 900 bales Of American.
The Manchester trade report ys there has change
since Tuesday There has been steady business in cloths
ful lurca
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Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
ent with the essential elements and gives Of course
the True Standard. Anayze the Blood OF person suf
ng from SUMPTION Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scroua
red ohues Of the blood Supply deficiencies, you
are made we'll The Blood Food founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, any affection what
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnsumps
tiOns No. which is aso the No for IMPRESSION Oh
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all chronic
Complaints arising IRON OVer-use. General De
bill ", and Nervous RrOStratiOns No.2 for L1V-
er Complaints. No for DySPepSia' BeiGg O.
reddy prepared for absorption it is taken by drops and
carried Immediately the circulation, that what you gain
you retain. The 40. is for Female irregularities,
HysIeria, Weaknesses, &c See special directions
for this For Salt Rheums EruptiOnss ScrOfu-
Ions, Kidney and Eladder Comp laiuJs take No.
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 & Co., St. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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49, Il. A. FahneStOcks Vermi-
Se-zsS FUGE has long been regarded with favor and
confidence by large body Of the regular medical profession in
every State in Unon preparation unsurpassed by
any, and daily prescribed by the most eminent physicians
throughout the United States During the period
tnued popularity spurious AID counterfeit limitations Lave from
time to time made their appearance. Never has it
the part Of the buyer to exercise udCous
ton in purchasing the genuine article than this time These
limitations often close in their external resemblance B.
A FAHSEsTOCKs Yermuge, be calculated put upon
the uususpeng purchaser article which he neither wished
intended to buy 1t enough buy accredited
but purchaser vigilance avoid being
posed upon, aud examine every bottle himself
that be is buying the genuine B. A. FANsTOcKs Yeuuge
april
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EOnYenfforl.

BALTIMORE, April I9.-The Maryland Constitution
al Union State Convention met to-day in this city
The difficulty in regard to the different sets ofdele
gates from Allegheny county and Baltimore city was
settled by admitting both. Hon. Daniel Weissel, Of
Washington county, was made permanent President
The business committee reported IN favor of send
ing delegates to the National Constitutional COnyen
ton.
A resolution recommending the election Of cleo
tors was the first resolution adopted.
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Markets by telegraph.

NV ORLEANS, April eO-Cotton quiet, ssIsl 900 bales.
Mddng lO9. Sales Of the week A SEQ bales. Receipts Of
the bales against 1850 bales during
pondDg time last year Exports Of the bales To.
tai exports Of the COO. Total receipts this port
ahead year bales At Southern ports 7625OO
bales Stock New Orleans $4,000 bales Freight
to Liverpool p Exchange unaered Sugar frn at 79.
Corn firm at 75as5 CoFes frn at I2I@I3IS.
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overland 1Iail.
VNeTIlIIII -I-l-Ela
SHElxGrIE1D. No., April 2O.-The California Over

SHExGFIELD No, April z0.-The California Over
land Mail Of the Both has arrived.
The emigration 10 Carson Valley is immense.
Provisions are extremely scarce. Flour is selling
az $50 per cwt
HONIUIU.-Trade is dull
SAN FRANCIsCC.-In the case Of Chase for aduller-
atng acids the jury a second time disagreed when
a0ls pr0segG was entered.
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LOOKING UP.-The Chattanooga Advertiser says
Jasper, the county seat of Marion county, has al
ready begun to show signs Of prosperity since the
final determination to build the railroad from
Bridgeport to that place. The road is under pro-
gress and win be put in running order BY another
twelve months
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The sale Of
that very desirable property belonging to the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, situated on Mar
ket street and adjoining the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad depot, comes Off to-day at II O'Clock,
on the premises. This is property formerly owned
by the late Bishop MILES, and is the most desirable
property in the city. We would ask the attention
Of the public to this sale, and more particularly
those wishing to invest their means probably.
There is no property that know Of that is like
ly to increase more rapidly in value than tins.