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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06
sAsHvILLE AND CHATTANOOGA N. X.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29Ih, 1850,
Passenger TrainI East and West, will run a. folJors
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at N and 3 m
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 P NJ AID las AM
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3OA NJ and 7:3O NJ
Arrive at Nashville at N and 8A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington CITY, Rieau0n1
Petersburg, Lynchburg, Knoxville Savannah Cbargon
Montgomery, MemP his New Orleans, &c
BON IrSns connect at Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with Trains on
and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
LlcHeis may be had at any hour application
at the following prices, Wis: f
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Also in Bond, Cask Of James Hennsssy Br.ndv fv;,
of ls52 which We think will 'ui' the most astidoa paias
L. < g. d.
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HUGH McCREA IL CO.,
w III OLE SALE ROGER
NOS d AND Is MARKET STREET NASHVILLE
Have in Store the following
$50 hhds prime Sugar, $50 pkgs Teas
IS bbls powdered and crushed 500 Assorted
sugar, 100 boxes TsllOW Candles
50 Pkgs Golden Syrup, 50 bags Pepper,
SO0 bags klo Conee, 40 do Allspics
so do Laguira Coffee, SO do Ginger
% packets Java do 600 groce Matches
$50 boxes Star Candles, 100 doz Buckets
200 do Cincinnati Soap, 25 do Churus
30 do Tobacco, all brands, Is do Butter Tubs
0O'UOO HaVsnnA Cigars, all 3eases Indigo,
brands, 2cssks Maddef
ZO,OUO Melee Cigars, 20 bbls Almonds,
5U coils Jute Rope, &c do Brazil Nuts.
IRON, NAILS, NND CASTINGS
100 tons PittSburg Iron, warranted,
1000 kegs Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails
20 tons assorted Castings,
5OOOpounds Steel.
LIQUORS.
~ bols Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bills American Brandy
100 do NewsOmS Odd, do 90 do do Gin
20 40 gun H. smiths do pipe pure Holland
40 robertson Co. do casks pure Cognac b. Pdy
OO DO Rye and Monongahela Is bbs E. Rum,
49, WHISKY, IS do Sweet Malagn,
~ Dds Old Bourbon Whisky, 80 Is casks Brandy,
=eO DO tennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger Brandy,
90 S0 Oo d S Sisret, 70 do Raspberry do
0V 90 Schedam SchnappB, bbls Cherry d.
Is do Lemon Cordial, do Ginger Brand,
5 bhs do 10 do pure Annie BTsndv
do Pure Peach Brandy,
M OF the ABOVE articles will be sold very casL by
leoh HUGH MCkRA Il co
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PEACH AND Apple RF1N0ITS

and which defy competition H'e 10
LELLYETT SMITH.
may2G 'GO-dlm Nos 10 and 2 sonfh No.. =.
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Apple Brandy. I6 Years Ola.

VETE have small lot Of Apple Brandy from Moth o.
w lima, said to be 10 ears Old, Ahch We bssve -
be strictly pure, and as represented. "
mayed LELLYETT A SMITH
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEF,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TVAs universally suppaned all other Ontments healing
applications in both the Eastern and Hemspheres,
wherever introduced its Intrinsic merit the secret
all affections, whether The be
GccideHtor disease.
BURNS & sCALDS
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and innam.
nation, by timely spplca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is if by charm, no blsmish or
remaining.
THE FRIEND OF y THE NURSERY
Children frequent ferers from external injuries
especially from Fluid and CEmpheHe Explosions
every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand Breasts, and quickly
the TETTER RING WORM, so prevalent an the
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS BY . SEA AND LAND.
The Machinst, the Ira velsr, every other ind
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within the
accident eIIO- SiO collision should
mind this Magic Extractor is his and only
friend. It is beth portable = and cheap, and should
be his companion as friend : There thousands
Of living witnesses testify q its marvellous virtue, VITO
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following Of theleGdig diseases for which
BALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR is a PREVEk
TIVE we'll as CURE: .
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NAE would inform the City Trade that we have u -, .
w large stock Of Apple and PEACH Rr..,tH ~
and pure A liberal margin allowed. 'sAa~J' me
iune % r-nn-
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Fresh Peaches.

~ DOZEN Cans Peaches just received and for sale
| - aprl2-t MIZELL, HOOPER L co
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DIR. j. BOVEE DODS

And sold by Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LElTNER, Augusta Ga
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SEWING mACHTNFS

M Z have on hand large stock OF fpe Vrv;ri, ,VR
w GO; also tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco. -,
% close out very low. general aIsort1Bent =
Iune<O LELLTETT 4 aNr-u
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News fTom the State CAPITAL.
DER BPBCIAL ALBANY DESPATCH.

ALBANY. fcO ~ looV.
seems that the House Standing Committees have been
hard at work during the recess. Sixty bills
reported upon this morning, number Of them apph
cable to New York only. The city railroad bills
were not reported, as was anticipated. There
ia undoubtedly some trouble behind the throne
about the Fifth avenue railroad, or the "tehder'
Mr. Conklmg does not seem satisfied with the informa
ton already received about the Central Park. He made
motion this morning recommit that bin 10 ask for fur
Their information OF the Commissioners Mr.. Arcuarus
opposed the motion at length, but before vote was
taken the House adjourned.
bill to incorporate the Chenango Savings Bank was
under consideration in the senae and the principle
approprating unclaimed deposits discussed.
The investigating committee the one hundred thou
sand dollar letter Of the Speakers have not found letter
Of that nature, or even the smell Of the smoke The
whole thing is moonshine, and has vanished before
touched The friends Of pro rata claim that they
stronger than before the recess.
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The Virginia Opposition State Conven-
tlOn.

RICHMOND, FeD, "A, ISHO,
majority Of the Business Committee oday submitted
TO the Opposition Convention report deprecatng all
party organization urging prevent the powers
conferred the general government by the constitution
being applied to ends of Injustice and oppression holding
TO be the duty Of the federal government TO promote
general government has right interfere with slavery
in the States reeratng the compromise Of 1850 relative
to slavery in the Territories condemtpg the reopenipg Of
the slave trade; expressing immovable attachment
to the tnion condemnng the recommendations Of the
President n 1885, that Congress invest him with the war
making and treaty making power &c; advocating re.
trenchment and reform In the expenditures
tenouncng the black republican party; recognising
With foreign governments approving of the address Of
the National Central Union Committee far as recon-
mends the sending of delegates to the National
at Baltimore, and recommending the adoption Of the ad
dress OF the National Committee.
No action has been yet taken The Convention ia sti
debating The Reports. There is no probability Of any
action To- night
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Addition nj Partic ulars OF the Massachu
setts Strike.

Addition nj Particulars OF the Massachu.
setts Strike.
Boston, Feb. "a, 1860
There is great excitement at Lynn to-day. One hun
bred extra police have been in and the Lynn Light
Infantry are under arms up to Attorney General
Phillips at Lynn to advise with Mayor Davis upon pre-.
cautionary measures
BosToS. Feb. 24-Evening.
The executive committee Of the Lynn strikers have
ganized strong police Of their number preserve
the peace, Who together with the Lynn Light Infantry
held in readiness at their armory, and detachment Of
the Boston police specially seu for form force sufficient
to the few bulent spirits no serious out
break has occurred or is anticipated
Attorney General Phillips and Major General Sutton I'D.
dressed the military, counscipg moderation and firm.
ness In any emergency
The strike committee have agreed to allow the free
tansportion of work between Lynn and other towns,
and Instructed their police to enforce the regulation. On
the Other hand they propose to organise strikes In each
Of the towns where the goods received and made up
thereby inducing them TO return the work TO the
fsctprers without its being completed.
The strikers In the other manufacturing towns appear
to attend to the subject without violence unnecessary
fufs.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. "a, 1860.
Cotton firm sales TO day 900 bales at IOs6c uc fo.
midoDg Sales Of the week 500 bales Receipts q
the week 100 bales, sganft 46 900 bales the same
time last year Exports, IS 900 bales; total exports,
bales Receipts ahead of last year. $50 500 bales:
Receipts at all Southern ports ahead Of last year oo TOO
bales stock at New Orleans, SCI 500 bales whhkey,
23c. 24bc. Coffee firm At II No. 19xc sales Of the
week 10 0o0 bags stock IS 500 bags against bags
the same time last year. Exchange on London . So
per cent and with bill Of ladipg X AK per cent pre-
MUM. Exchange on New York, 60 days, ~ a. per
cent discount and at sight lilo per cent premium.
Freight Of cotton TO Liverpool 9l6d
Cotton quiet The Eurppas had no effect Prices
easier but quotations unchanged Sales to-day 5000
bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. %, 1850
Cotton steady Sales to day, 1850 baes; sales Of the
wee k I3 500 bales; receipts Of the week. 800 bales
against 5000 ssme week last year. increased receipts
at this port 45 bales do at all the ports S6b baee
stock SO 2t5 bales sterling exchange active at 50. s<
premium.
SAVANNAH, Feb, "a, 1860.
Cotton quiet Gales 440 bales.
CARLETON, Feb "a, 1880.
Cotion-saies to-day AGO bales, the market closing
with declining tendency.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. a. 1880.
Gotten unchanged: sales today $50 bales.
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Arrival or the Overla nd Mail.

MALoY's STATION, Feb. "a, 1860.
The overland mail coach, with regular San Francisco
dates to the Sd Of February and tegraphc dispatches
to the 4th arrived here at four O'Clock this afternoon
Arrived at San Francisco, Jan. 81, ship Malay, Whit
comb, New York; British ship Eliza, from London
Sailed both ship Princess Caao 3lst British ship Locke
Melbourne.
THE LATEST NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 40 N.
Arrived ships Panther, from Boston, and Eagle, from
New York.
Business is very quiet. Money not easy.
The treasure shipment Of Monday will be fair
Crushed sugar l2c. lac.
Domestic spirits dropping
There is no other change in the markets.
The overland mail with st. Louis dates Of the 9th
rived to day bringing st Louis dates Of the 18th by ele
graph to Malloy's Station.
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Of such contract But, as we verify believe there not
among all the foveregns OF Europe varying from eacn
other they do just much personal merit as In terri
cTia dominion Who would have barered away the cradle
Of his nasty and the most ancient and faithful province
Of his domDions 70, the richest o. S nsss
II quite family affair slight alteration In the color OF
the map little change in the system OF government ana
the affair as the horse that sold in the market overt
with no questions asked as to the manner in which ne
The FRS, idea Of the Emperor of the French was
store the Grand Dukes and force upon Italy federation
which nobody seemed TO desire except himself England
the right to dispose Of themselves according 10 their
will and pleasure. The Emperor has admitted the clam
%des as posS es only urged favor 81
In actual and successful revolt against their sovereign
The Emperor has reached higher generalization and re-
his view, the body polite s. like dc humau tcdy per-
yelally in course C decomposition and resou ltior
New clements are perpstually taken IL, while while
hidden law of chemical attraction Savoy rs
Belgium ma. proesey fss
the Rhine provinces, which already enjoy the Cde Ndpo
leon, may naturally wish TO enjoy Napoleon himself and
Of dertlopmsnt ard ary and to check that unbounded
liberty Of choice which is the inherent right Of every
nationality not united 70 France
We sincerely wish that the sovereign by the semi
Official organs OF wose government these morstrous doc
trnes put forward would awake while it yet Time
true Of the suspicion restessness and appre
benson which such claims bringing his govern
ment It Is vain to speak Of restoring confidence and
cuitvatpg the arts Of peace, while ct the same
time principles are enunciated which seem 10
all mankind TO anarchy, rebellion, and TO war.
Whatever strength the dynasty of the Emperor may 70
ceive by the acquisition Of Savoy and Nice must be pur-
chased at runous price, he s give exchange for
his reputation for Observation-Disclosures and the confidence
which all Europe desires 10 feel in his prudence and mo-
deraton but the union must take place. and the power
which orbids the Of honest remonstrance to the
ears Of absolute soveresns is not to be let the
Emperor at rate take his spoil as the reward OF con-
quest and the result of treaty and shove all things
let him beware Of committing himself TO principles
chich not the less odio because they attempt 10 cloak The
real nature Of questionable transaction tie less dan
gerous because they hare in them certain travelled Likeness
to the noble dccrtws Of freedom and self government
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The New Jersey Railroads.

iFEN1ON, Feb. "A, ISbU
houses only awaits the signature Of the Governor 70 be-
cone law. The bill TO regulate the fsheriee in New
York bay lost in the Senate The whole afternoon OF
yesterday spent In efforts to defeat the taking up Of
the Hoboken and Newark Railroad bill. The bill was
finally taken up, and the House adjourned After an
effort to take up the same bill today second read
pg both parties compromised making the order of
the cay for Tuesday afternoon next
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ACADEMY OF MUHc-"Sappbo," Pacini's best opera,
was given last night for the FIRST and only appearance OF
Madame Gazzaniga The weather Interestingly dsa-
greeabe but the audience Of the largest and
most fashionable Of the season. Madame GAzsanigaa
performance Of the unfortunate poe,e1s familiar 70 the
operate public Of the metropolis On last evening she
invested the role with all the passionate intensity
that distinguished her performance Of last
summer and added new wreath 10 the laurels which
she has already gained Of the first lyric tc0edsn
of the day The opera was well sustained throughout,
Madame s1akosch and Brgnoh particularly distinguish
ing themfelves. Madame Gazxaniga received . most
fatteripg ovation At the hands Of the public.
To-day there win be grand matinee, in which all The
artists including the three prime donneGazzaniga Pata
and ColsoH-win appear On Sunday the Poliuto" will
be given oratoro and Monday Adelna Patti win
make her debut in "Aartha" The next week viii be the
last OF the Opera.
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THE RECEPTION AT HOME.

Long before lazy city cocks had taken II into their
heads to crow yesterday morning. and before
full housewives Ind shaken off drowsy somnus the streets
Of Gotham were asr with gayy uniformed soldiery, and
the air resounded with inspiriting music Five O'Clock
A. saw most Of the members Of the Twelfth and Ninth
regiments out Of bedn fact at the place OF rendezvous
to prepare for the proper reception Of the world renowned
Seventh their return from Washington. quarter be-
fore six the time set forth in the programme for the
ormpg but the battalion Of the Seventh regiment made
up of such members did not to Washington and
der the command Of Colonel Duryec, failing report
themselves in readiness, Colonel Butteraeld the com
ander the escort deferred the business for An hour
later At the time also the field Of operations was
shifted from Broome street TO Broadwaya very desirable
change seeing that the latter street, during the night pre-
vous had been made 10 cultivate extensively the acquain
anceshp OF the official brooms while the former still
reeked with Nth and spashed with mud In the most tan
TALKING fashion. The Twelfth regiment appeared in fan
strength, winter uniform, numbering in all band in
elusive, nearly 400 members, and the gallant Ninth
commanded by Col. Van Beuren, turned out about the
same number, alfred likewise IL their winter uniforms
overcoats, full dress caps, &C.
The expected battalion OF the Seventh not making s
appearance at seven O'clock the regimental lines
formed on Broadway, the right wing Of the Twelfth rest
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south Carolina and the Charleston Com
venti0n.

CHARLESTON, Feb "A, 1900
The Cofrfer gays the meeting last night we'll a.
tended, and that unanimously resolved that, IN
their opinion s right and proper for South Carolina
be Represented In the Charleston Convention. State
Convention will be held at Columbia to nominate cand
dates
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Feb. a, 1850.
The Democratic State Convention Des MONIES on
the 3D. for the purpose Of selecting delegates to Chsr
ton. A. c. Dodge. Ben H. Samuels, Governor Bak,
and n O. Lynch were chosen delegates large Resou-
tons nstructng the delegates to for Judge Doug
were passed.
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News from the Rio Grande and the Raw
Islands.

INV OFrkASs, FtD. 1851
Gen Forbes Brattcn, Of the Texas Senate bearer Of
dispatches from Gov Houston regarding affairs on the
Rio Grande has arrived here and leaves TO- morrow for
Washington.
Advces from Ruatan are to the 4th inst The citizens
making energetic preparations TO resist the oesson
OF the island TO Honduras
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A Platoon OF Policemen.
The Twelfth regiment.
The Ninth regiment.
Reserve Of Seventh regiment.
DxtOr>AA CAA-AA

Returned Seventh regiment.
At every etep the Seventh hailed with boslerous
demonstrations, AID the escortng companies like
wise received with deserved favor by populace The
on-snd The opportunity was extensively avaed Of by
the light fingered gentry, who doubtless pracsed their
eats of legerdeman with considerable profit 70 their
pockets An IDEA Of the audacity OF these agile In ivdu
ais be cleaned from the fact that the sacred Of
our reporter was not secure from their manipua
TONS nasmuch he had his watch dexteYously extracted
from vest pocket concealed under two coats tightly but
toned over. What will not practice accomplish?
On the head Of the column reaching the end Of the Park
salute from Captain James McMahon's battery fred,
and when the smoke cleared the enclosure inside
the ratings OF the lark behed covered with Sold
of human creatures Flags waved from the public
buildipgs, and the rshusaem seemed almost wild. The
procession proceeded along Park and en-
tered by the opening opposite Frankfort street.
The police arrangements bere were excellent,
tho crowd having been kept well back and ample space
for the passage Of the regiments The Mayor,
with several members of the Common Council and
number Of military celebrities the sacred spot
only making repetons to state M-thousands and hou-
sands were collected together spectators In the most
admirable order each company of the escort passed,
ard then last, came the great object Of atracon-he
Seventh marching with regularity and discipline really
fauess They presented front thirty files deep, reach
ing from stbe steps Of the Hall to the railing. a. un
varying almost as geometrca line. The closest scru
tiny could not detect the variation Of hair Cheer upon
cheer broke FORTH The Seventh though atgued showed
discomfort than when they started their trip,
and never before they Witnessed 10 greater advan
tage The review was not formal one-a military b.
lutte merely having been paid to the Mayor in passing
After leaving the Park the march continued far
companies dsbanded, and the military pageant was
concluded
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LkAvENwoRrIl, Feb a, 1850.
Governor Medary has vetoed the bill abolshng slavery
IN the Teri tory OF Kansas The Legislature has taken
the bill up again. and will probably pass over his Veto
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Naval Intelligence.
Tie United States brig Dolphin, CON- Stesdmsn sailed
rom RIO JAne.Yo for Perrambuco on the ~ nit
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The Annexation OF Savoy 70 rrnnce-Na.
potcon's Law OF II riIorial AMnity,
From the London Times, Feb. lo.1


The impencng annexation Of Savoy and Nice 10 France
is accounted for in two ways Privately is whispered
and nobody seems 70 contradict the asseronha before
the OF last year, before lord Conveys mission 10
Vienna, secret agreement had been entered into be.
tween the royal families Of France and Sardinia by
which The Emperor undertook TO transfer 10 tho King
two italian provinces of his good friend sud brother
the Emperor Of Austria, and the Ksng undertook, In
consideration Of the said Italian provinces, duly con
9uefea and delivered 10 him, 20 give up 70 France
his hereditary do ninons OF Savoy and the county
Of Nee We're thls kind Of ,ransa,ton which was
likely 10 be frequently repeated had the example
any,t og OF contssicu in 1t, might hare thought Il
reccessry 70 ds-ote scme space 10 critical EXAMINATION
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The Alabama Legislature and FIR
Trade.

MONTGOMERY, Ftb. "A, 1850.
The legislature has passed bill exemptipg goods In.
ported into Southern ports from taxation when sold in
Aabema II has also passed bill providing for o con
vention to reform the State constitution.