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CHEROKEE CURE!
an SafdilfV0 cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnaI Commissions, Aapotsacy, Loss Of PoWer.
Pains in tie Back StOHs IN tie Bladder, O6Straefed
and Difficult AsHst-EGtioa, and all Diseases caused
by dsUidtiRg from tho patti Of Nture and iRdulging
an Pollution
By the Of this Cure all Improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured
full vgOr restored
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body OpromOte connuba happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure the poor debaed down and
desparng devoee Of sensual pleasure will end relief.
It is safe and pleasant in but immediate action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from vegetable
extracts in the form of a delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle, three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world
sol1 by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERHIN. PrOpdetors St. Louis, No
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendleton, Berry Demovile
G. W Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
enthusiastically
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OII-Lpss,d is selling s6957 Lard has declined 70 $50
On Coal sells AZ Isl 7SGc for the hest description.
pOTLTOes-TbeTe change Ia the market The demand
continues the market very dull at 3 35e ushe
~ ~ -, 81 3Sl 50 per Dbl, arrival
w4fsKY-The demand. in tn forepart Of the week,
good and prices advanced to le but towards the eli the
80 t-aTos dull ard tie declined l3I4c, closing
.-b a vcod d mand the decl ne.
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Office.

WILL sell for cash. the Court House 10 Nashville on
Saturday the 29h day December negro boy named
lack levied the property Of Thomas Northern
to satisfy execution in hands issued by w D. Robertson
Esq in favor OF Jno L. bayne, for four hundred fifty six
dollars. Sale according 10 law. J. W. PAGE, @. D. G.
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Enreirn CnmmerciaI.

LIVERPOOL Nov. H.-Per Steamer EiropGs-CO;ton sales
Saturday bales which exporters took 500 bales closing
eniet but steady. PrOviEonsquiet,
LoEDox, Saturday eVsning.-ConSols S3I9S3x.
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Messrs. CLARK, GREsoRY CO. Nashville, Tenn:-Gent
Some three months since had the misfortune be bitten by
large Rat while asleep in my bitten entirely
through the that the blood from nosts Know
ing Rat bite to be dangerous felt much alarm, having
tried your Ambros1l Oil for many ailments, finding relief
applied it thoroughly during the balance OF the night
nextday. healed have never experienced any
ill effects from the felt should know the
magic power OF your justly celebrated Ambrosal OIL
Nashville, Oct. ], 1860. W. Nj. COLLINS.
rvQw
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EOK RENT
Notice.

The Ware House No. 5, streest present occupied
by Armstrong Co.. rented fer the year 1901 mmed
ste application Is made to JNo. P0RTERFIELD.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADENY.-It viii be seen by
reference to advertising columns, that the Kew
C. D. ELLIOTT, having entirely recovered his health
after a short respite from his labors, Will, next
month, resume charge of this institution. The
friends of female education will receive this an
nouncement with qualification. Mr.. ELLIOTT Is wen
known to the country one of the most successful
educators having devoted his life to the service and
we have no doubt that the school will speedily ac-
ouire a still greater reputation than it has yet en-
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Fron, 81. Louis.

ST LOUIS Dee. 1.-THE latest news from the Dor
der is TO the effect that Montgomery had not been at
termned to station three companies Of cavalry and
a battery Of artillery st two points, opposite to
Bourbon and Linn counties, Kansas. to protect the
border The residue Of the brigade were to start
home ON Monday Last
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BUTTER-In the beginning Of the week. the supply being
quite LIBERAL the market became duer and prices declined lc
but towards the close, the supply falling this decline
and the market closes steady I23c
TO fair Roll, and l4915c for good TO prime.
BEESWAX-Thed dealers buying 27529c. with
mand.
BEANSThre is nothing doing Of consequence that prices
nominal. Prime white can be bought at 81.
CHEESE-The demand has been quite limited during the
prices declined shade, closing for selected
R., 81 for Hamburg, and IOJS for z. D.
CANDLES AND S0AP-TheTe is little demand for any
article, owing the general Of confidence which prevails
We quote follows from last:
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ONE CORD

Of hard wood will be sufficient turn family whole
1t cooks in about hal the time ordinarily required and
the heat aed with such Isl tGat scarcely skull
eSary cook with abs hut perfection Meats
roasted thoroughly with the desirable Crmity au4
thu table juicy tender Br baked with with
hard desired and viii soft much
than baked other Any hrr important
advsngis that the vi cooking ordinarily gives
it'll the surrounding air that will rot kindle friction
4tchsS laid upon that in he is the
x Ill but winter, BY opening Of tn ioors, it viii
with about fourth the wood required by
stove use For sale by MACK NZTE & MINCHIN,
dec4 If Agents for the Patentees.
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slevart county, state of Tennes.ee.

I'm STEWART COUNTY COURT AT DO.
Yer.-Jame McCarroIl ct ais Chas. s. gummers
aIs-Peton sell land. 1t appearing to rem complain.
bill, that Thos McCarro, Francis MoCsroll, John
McCarro McCaol Samuel McCsrroll, and Margaret
McCarro Of Francis MeCarrol deceased
residents Of 1t is therefore ordered
publication for four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville UNION AMERICAN, newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville requiring said ncnresents spp=ar
before Ices Of the County Court Of Stewart
holden the house, In said county ia the State Of
Tennessee Monday Janury 1881 and plead
compliments b the will be taken for
fessed them and set down for hearing expartei
w. COOK, Clerk
d.
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By examining the above It will he now in the
receipts behind ether seasons during years.
which owing scarcity Of Hogs but simply consequent
upon the panic which induces hoback TIE RECIPES
however greater this than they 1857 The
Hog product has been very depressed and
quite limited About 1900 PORK have been
orders S3 rs S4 IS according tran; but
the brands could hSve bought at S4-and
soc bbs sold at this rate yesterday Whilst 50
known, could have been had at BIB SOC IS.
has ruled dull and prime been offered the
greater portion Of the week at g. hut buyers talked Of s
and 200 ees bought at the latter Monday yster
day il is difficult however, buy prime below &c. Old Bacon
ssd 65c for shoulders and sides Three ago
have been sold at 90 9Il%c
BR00MSThe msrketh has not changed; the
quite light The rates obtained by dealers in the regular way
tinue to rule 81 follows:
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City NOTICES.


GENrLEMENs CLoHNe.-I have now very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing of every des
criptOn. which l ana selling at very low prices for
Cash
Just received a lot of gentemens shawls, of tine
quality, which were bought very low for cash, and
will be sold accordingly at wholesale or retail
GEO. B. ABBOTT,
dec9-lm. 81 College St
MoNEr.-All kinds of money taken at par for
guns, pistols, and every description of hardware.
dece-Im. McCAIL& FALL
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 200 dollars and more year. A gentleman
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. T. u
Nov. Is, lS6O-tf
PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time
without Regard to Profits!
j. w. LANGLEY,
FAB. A Union street.
Clothing.
We have large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are selling at
prices to quit the times.
SoUrH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM Co.
Nov24-Im No. 90 Public Square.
HAVA A seq AIRS!
JOHN WIIORLEY. 80 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.,---2OsOOO Imported Ha.
Vanas.-JDS7 RECEIVED PROM IA HAHA.
stock for SALE.
JOIN WHoRIEY, 80 South Market Street offers for
sale SIS 900 worth of Sockl Cal and see him.
I am offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
By the quantity. Call and examine, at A Union
street,
Octi2-H PGB j. W. LANGLEY.
Latest News o Old Virginia!
John WHORLEY.
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one Hundred Negroes for Hire
MULES AND1CORNnFOR SALE,

TFXHE undersigned will the day Of January next hire
out for the ensuing year, about One hundred Me-
grOes, men He will also sell 10 Mules 100
other articles. Terms Of
time and ocAon Ct the negroes will be made day Of
hiring Sale to take place at the 'Narrows Of Harpeh in
Cheaiham county. A @. STOCKARD,
dec4-twszwtd Administrator of. L. Bell. deceased
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The statement OF the Philadelphia Banks for the week ending
the 10th ns presents the following aggregates compared with
shoqa he
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foogng FACTORIES which viii be the largest offered in
the city siein~ay sons Gale Co., HAYNES Brothers
Hazi.on Brothers, VIM. Knabse 4 u Pears Weoo Light
4 Bra45ury seboeler chuid all Of which will sold at
small advance Oh cash table paper All The
e ana opular Music together with Accorsons
Vions Flutes Drums instruments, &c For bargain
acome 0 me, at Number 80 JAS McCLUhE.
ocfQS
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PHIIADELPEIA Dec. I3l--At the Union meeting
resolutions were adopted seeding generally to the
demands Of the south On tie save question
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuxuRidnt Hair!
EHanEUV

By using Heimstreets IHirniG5e Restorative Don't
anything else on your Head
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN ( CO., PrOpretors, Troy, N. Y.
See an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
ootos-IvdtVAv
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EasBvtttr 4rp cHaTrsEocsA-S.00 A. $3.50 r
rrETrssrr Avn slapANa-IOsO0 A n, 500 III.
GsDrszvlTLR AED NAsHvlILK-5sOO NJ, . y,
NASHVILLE arp DFcATuH--I 20 ~, I:20 Z. NJ
Gallatlr Express $3.50 A. n
saEIuE1B aSB KEETucKY-I0:I5 A b.
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Wanted

MoNET.-All kinds of money taken at par for
guns, pistols, and every description of hardware.
deee-Im. McCAIL& FALL
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sPECIALNOTECEs.
1ALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

DAAAEK'S mAGACAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii relieve the worst symptoms Of RI KAr7s, GoUr
RAIs1Al aud LrxAAacs rubbed freely With the palm OF the
hand ovsr me regions Affected il will relax the contracted and
induratd joints and muscles penetrating the
through the poesof the
o. TIE LuEas II has become highly beneficial
70 carry out her endeavoTs to throw OF symptoms that nev
ply lead to OoNsHTos and death Sold at the principal depo
"a Broadway ~ Y, and Chartres Street, Orleans 81
WRIGHT CO., General Agents. Also druggists and ner
chants dec2-dkS1m
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Departure OF Eretght Afai
Tennessee A. Aisbam.-5.30 A NJ.
Louisville NashTille-2:M A "
Edgefeld a Kentucky-9;95 NJ
Arrival of Freight Trans
Tennessee 4 Alabsms-4:30 P ~
Louisville & NashgiLe-S.25 P a.
Edgefeld a. Eentucky-s0:l5 NJ
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entirely unlike every oe medicine prescribed for vens
rsl diseases, it contains mineral poison
drugs being baTks and leaves the fern
OF pleasant and delicious syrup
natures REMEDY" for GonorrhCea (Csp) Geet,
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended for FlnOr Al
whites Females for this complaint is invaluable
general Alternative and blood purifier il has equal and
does fail scrofns, seconda syphilis, Fanduar
speedily and permanently than any other medi
che this purifying and cleansing the
blood hoW in all its purity vigor,
thus removing from the system smpure ard perncous
which have induced disease
In all Tha ami elect, taled
medical SKILL 1t is especially recommendation old it
fails ard It rom three days
doses pest lively all scsldng heat chor1es and
pain.
1t interfere with any
business
It requires assistance from other medicine.
1t lay the toilet be in the counting room, with
ont its being suspected remedy for private dis
Treatise on venerea Diseases With full directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
full directions get Circular free from any drug
the United States
retail for SO per bottle, three bottles for
responsible druggists and dealers in nes throughout
the United States, End at Wholesale by all Wholesale druggists
POTTER & MERWIN, Sole PrOprietOrs,
ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashville BY g. ". Henderhot Berry Demoville
EWhi Psndeton and BY all responsible druggists everywhere
oct29-d twGrwly ms
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WASHINGTON Dec. I3-The population of the
country is asceFtained to be about 81 900 600 ma
king $4,000 requisite for Representative.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I3.-SENATE.-JohnsOn Of Ten
nessee, introduced joint resolutions proposing
amendments to the constitution.
HOUsE.-The House agreed 10 the amendment re-
ducing the denomination Of Treasury notes from
500 to $50. Other Congressional proceedings I'M
important
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FEATHEkS-Tbe market continues dull, prices
feeby sustained The whole Of the for
prime may be put down at IS to 4Oc.
FRUITS-Prme WeJtsrn Apples retailing city dealers
at 81 to so per Dbl, and Eastern at 81
Apples nominal 3G4c per Peaches to
exc. There is no demand except limited retail
HAY-A dull ard heavy market all the week, preslover
closing sl 5095 for prime Timothy, in ARRIVAL
the river railway The receipts
large AMI in excess Of the demand.
HIDESA continued dull market prices settled
down t@2c per ID, closing dull at the following
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HIRAM

EO RnnEPOUNDs Bran Just received on cor
IseS97 D. d. DICKEY.
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From Kansas.

LEAyESwoFrH, K T. Dec. 12.-Geu. Harvey, with
the troops from Fort Leavenworth, will arrive at
that post 10 morrow. 1t is thought that portion Of
the force from Fort Riley win remain in the vicinity
of Fort Scott
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B. A, Fahnestock's vermifugc.

TPThis Safe and Effectual Remedy for
Worms extensively used by regular physicians
than any proprietary medicine whsh has made its
pearance in the United States.
It 10 used and confidence by gentlemen
attained emnsnce all the Middle Western snd south
States.
great Of its popularity is the fact that nothing has
discovered which be substituted in its place. and
be used In all without fears to the
suit perfect safety recommends every parent II
seereted within the system 1t will speedily expe them
without fail But in order to obtain the genuine article
should his guard and look we'll to the initials
the bottle and and be particular that he buyng
B. A Fahnesocks VermfnEe, and other. nov4-vlm
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Rlue grass, Orchard and Herds Grass.
- - RARRELS BLUE GRASS SEED;
~ Is Herds Grass Seed;
- 10 Orchard Grass Seed
O store and for sale BY HUGH hocREA & 90
oct5-u
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Three Men Hung.

MEMPHIS, Dec. l3-A letter from Prian Point,
Mississippi, says the Vigilance Committee hung
three carpenters for ineiiirg slaves. Other North
ernors were made to leave TIE place.
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DELES.-Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment never
fails 10 cure. Price, 81
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY, Only so cents
We the above Medicines to do all that is prom
sed The Graienbeg Medicines contain Mineral
poiSons wherever known, for their mness
and efficacy. lOct3-ul MACKENZIE & AINCHIN.
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SAs WILL E
RAILWAY WATTERs.

Departure OF Passenger Trains
N.suvt,sn ,rn cr.rr.roosA--3:3O A. NJ, 3 ?. II.
TEESrssrE axp AIAnAMA-5:I5 A. NJ, $500 7; M
louisville AID NAsHvuLE-2s15 AM Zst0 r, ~;
FssEsiElb AND KEErrcKz-2.4s ?. N
EAsauLLx lED rEcaTuR-z A. a., 6:SO Z. NJ
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Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Jan. 2, 1860
Nao Years. Day IN Pars-Br1Lant Assembly at the En-,
perrs Rcersion-Tnanksgirirg in TIE Imperial Chapel
A Glimpse at Napo,eA's Cdrer-7ne Po,oTfl Influence
Exercised by Him in Europe-Cosods in the Bouecurds
Great Ice Comseruasory-LSoal Affairs, dc.
The Jour de ran has and gone and the man who
seems 70 hold the tate Of the world in his hand has male
sign which by possibility can be construed as unayora
Bile to the general desire Of repose
AS the Inauguration Of the preceding year had been sig
nazed by the sound Of the trumpet many seemed to
anticipate that the present year likewise be sshered
in by battle cry. All sorts Of rumors aHoat The
Popes Nunco was TO offer his congratulaon In the form
Of protest. The imperial reonder to be equivalent
to the delivery Of his passports Even Austria was 10 be
snubbed again. and went far to talk Of another
the banks OF the po But the Jupiter Tonans of
$50 converted into the ambrosa god OF love and peace
of 1860.
To the short speech Of the Nunco which simply stated
that on the occasion Of the new year, which assembled
round his Majesty the corps diplomatic he (the Nuncio)
had The honor Of presenting its congratulations and re-
spectful homage Tho Emperorss reply was also short
and precise.
The anxiety TO know the exact words uttered
by the Emperor to the organ Of the corps dip,o
matte intense 10 q degree. The instant
the door Of the throne rooms was opened to ind
cate that the ceremony between the Emperor and tho
diplomatic body had terminated, every tongue through
out that vast assembage Of Princes Cardinals Ministers
Marshas, Adnirals, Grand Chanceuors ami Governors
seemed oosedevery repeating 10 his neizhbor his
own version Of the imperial text Out Of doors the
anxiety TO be informed Of the precise language that had
fallen from the imperial lips great that manv Of
the Senators rushed down the staircase at speed to
municae what they had heard; and, though no one
smopg the masses congegated in the Place du Carousel
the Place Palas Royal and the Rue Rvo seemed to be
able to answer the Oft repeated inquiry as to what hts
Majesty had said it clear that the public mind was
satisfied as to the fact that there was nothing at present
TO trouble the political atmosphere.
The day was remarkably lne one-.he Temperature
so mild that fires in the houses universally eschewed
1t being Sunday there less than tho usual hustle
characteristic Of the first day Of the year. though was
evident from the small number Of arsocratic eQuipages
ct the Madeleine, St. Roche, st. German des Pres, and
other churches, hat The higher orders rcservng
themselves for ceremonial Of . lees spiritual Character
Between ten and eleven O'Clock the Court Of the ueres
prsseased gay and bastlns coup d'01 he various
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PARIS, Jan. 5, 1850.
Ez1tement About the Coneress-1ntres fsp 6y the Gun
merciol Nen-Lo7d CSscleys Departure for London
Inc Emperor's Desire TO Cooperate wis EayL1nd-,
Po~ Chances for the Dukes-7hs Emperor ond Loaf
Coie'ey-Gredt State Rnnr-Br,liiaat Receni,,s-rae
htshop Of Orleans-Chnngcs in Paris, dc.
There good deal OF excitement prevailing touching
the much talked Of Congress. To be 70 be- tia,
is3the question" Apart from politics, is question OF
stirring interest to the which depeads on the
"season.' So much expected from the Congress- IN
the way attraction that unwopted preparation had been
made in honor Of IL. Mercers jewelers. and artists of
every description, have buoyed themselves I'D with the
thought Of the good time comng; and now that om.
reports are current Of the great Continental e,ting
which was to make Paris its CENTRE being about 10 coac
ust as was expected to assume shape and form gloomy
indeed are the vsages which prevail ia the arisocrau
marts Of trade The Boulevards refused to hold nm their
heads tho Rue de Ia Pax is like Rachel weepiny for her
children, and the CcsSee dAn!in will not be comeDrtsd
d some consolation to think that Lord Cow,ev. he
British Ambassador, has gone of to London to 80 what
can be done. But confess I do mot believe t,sre .
much chance Of his hrdship proving The .sssaSy
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portunity for elaboration, and consequent delay has
taken place You may rest assured however, that the
Congress will meet about the middle of next February
and that ii will End its work much snpded by the effect
produced by the brochure. Allow me, passnn to as
that the pamphlet the work Of the vicomte de
Iaguerronierre and that received the imperial sane.
ton ere its publication. state this from actual know
ledge and because great deal of uncertainty seems TO
prevail as regards the authorship You may imagine
better than can describe IL the indignation OF Plus TX
at work that powerful stroke at the OF his tenn
pora power But the of ST. Peter Is forced TO
curtail any undue expression OF anger. He s In the
power Of the sovereign who determined TO aid him AZ
all haZards We're be TO act with too much violence Louis
Napoleon would withdraw his soldiers from Rome and
the Romans would soon put a most cffectual ter
mination 70 the temporal power Of bis Holiness. So
the Pope fumes and frets, and talks OF Withholding
his representative he Jesuit Artonclll from the Con-
gress; but he knows much better than attempt such
bravado in the face Of the real danger have just referred
to and 60 we shall see his willy delegate hsps and carp
Years day the Popes Nunco was, 40 Is the usual
tenn, the spokesman for the corps dpomdque whom they
waited upon the Emperor Napoleon Early In the day a
rumor had gained ground to the effect that the Nunco
would not attend the ceremony usual upon the day But
this and at the appointed hour the Nuucios
carriage with Haunting hveries, entered the Grand
Court Of the Tuleres The short address made by the
Popes representative goes 70 prove that The corps dpo
He merely said
this frs, Of the year which assemblies the dioo
pressing you their good wishes and respectful homase
Anything shorter 1t would have been difficult 70 con
coct His majesty answered in the following msnner:-
thank the diplomatic body for good wsbe, which ,h.v
addressed 70 the of the New Yesr ana
particularly happy this time TO have opportunity Of re-
mndne The membes composing that my accession /,
have always protested the deepest for admit
Ted rights Therefore be persuaded the constant object a
my efforts will be everywhere re estabah ~ mach a. shs
depend on me- confidence and peace.
Surely more nor. conmital discourse was never
uttered These few words have, OF course, been
Inherently appreciated, but general satisfaction is
evinced at finding IN the reply 70 the Nunco the worde
peacc and confidence" while the non-nteruaHouasts
rejosce = the expression, ~ have Always pEofssssi The