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STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER

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Epppels&unnieI il mic tttrn rrutlhen gEndbpl.
rr.SranntNetn,, het tirtnrn unp arrBen Snnntitlten
81 billi9en 9reilen p%erfauft g. Strinfetn..
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH.


- NEW YORK, Jan l.-RepOrt said that the Peace
/ Congress would meet about the 10th or 2g6 Of Jan.
uary Count favour was to represent Sardinis
win NJ DE Sambrois as second plenipoteatiary.
II was stated that the beIEgerent powers only
eonid be represented by tie Ministers Of Foreign
Aiialrs the remaining powers to send plenipoten-
liaries
The Paris Iatrie mentions a rumor that Prince
Uortschakoh viii decline 70 attend the Congress-
unless England is represented by some in,DoTtant
Minister Of her cabinet
Inc Fresse contains an article to the effect t6at
England and sardinia must have demanded and OBJ
1alhea serious guarantees before sending definite an
Swers 70 the invitation Of France and also thai the
oongIess would be impossible if the principle Of
powers. 90 s''1
GREAT BRITAN.-A hastily summoned Cabinet
Council was held on the 18th
The Porte had granted permission for the erection
OF Roman Catholic Church on the Island of Mas
sorah to be under the special protection of France
A Swiss paper says Napoleon refused permission
to McNahon to accept a sword being got ap for him
IN Ireland.
RumOrs were current that the Emperor would
lnaugurate the new year with fresh demonstrations
Of pacific character.
SPAD.-The Spanish expedition to Morocco was
reinforced on the 18th by 1000 infantry and 5000
cavalry.
AUsTRIA-The Paris correspondent of the London
Ilobe asserts that the Emperor of Austria cOntem-
Is at the head Of the realm.
Latest COPESHAGEN, Dec. 1.-THE Royal Palace
of Fredericksburg has been destroyed By fire.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE letter from Perth on the
lZth says the die Is cast and that the Government
IS resolved to adopt vigorous policy towards Hun
gary.
The Austrian army in Hungary viii soon be So
600 strong
The Vienna correspondent, writing on the 18th,
says the danger Of conflict between the Imperial
authorities and the Hungarian Protestants daily
increases The French having been interrupted by
the inhabitants of village on the river Bengal /
SIX steamers attacked it. The place was brayey |
defended, but was finally destroyed Loss 40 /
killed and 20 wounded. The enemy lost $50 killed
and wounded
BRISToL, Dec 1.-THE American ship Sea Belle |
was entirely destroyed by fire to-day.
Jenna, Dec. 1.-The expenses of the War |
Department are to be reduced thirty millions of /
1orins.
PARIS, Dec. II.-Prinee Latour Dauvergne will /
be second Plenipotentiary Of France Marquis de /
Ant01is Is the like officer from Naples The Pafrie
states positively that Cardinal Antoneli will repre-
sent the Pope. It is asserted that Count Kisseief
md NJ. Damereene will represent Russia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

The Eastporiwill depart this day positively for
New Orleans and all intermediate landings. Capts
WOOD and HARRISON will be on hand ready and viii
ing to accommodate
The Twitchell, Capt. MCCALL, is likewise on hand
this day for New Orleans.
The Ella the regular mail connecting packet boat
viii depart, with her usual punctuaty, this day at
10 o'clock
Our landing was crowded with spectators yester-
day morning witnessing the rivalry Of the steamers
St. Francis Conewago and Jno A. Fisher, all about to
depart at the same time. The proprietors Of the
regular line to Paducah however, held their boat
back to her usual hour Of departure-l2 o'clock.
The canal at Louisville is frozen tight.
The boats up for this place. from Cincinnati, were
unable to leave on account Of ice in the river.
The steamer Sam Kirkman, On her upward trip
from this port was frozen il the canal at Louisville.
The Kate May, from this port to Cincinnati, laid
up at Shippngport on aeco-nt of ice.
Ice so heavy in the lower Ohio az to cause the
boats all to lay up.
The underwriters at Cincinnati have protested
against any boat leaving port.
Heavy is running between SmithIand and Padu-
cab.
The upper Mississippi is closed by ice.
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS on WESTERN RyERS.-Ac-
cOrding to the ST. Louis democrat, the following
number Of accidents occurred the western rivers
during the year 1859;
Steamboats, sunk, some Of which were subse
quently raised, 81 steamboats, burned, &c steam
boats lost by explosions, 4 ; steamboats, exploded
seampipes 2: lives lost by steamboat disasters 1896;
estimated loss of property, 600.
The sinking of the siXty-two steamers was the
result Of the following causes Encountering
snags, logs, sawyers and stumps, 2j ice, 3; foun-
dered in storms B collisions with hidden obstruc-
tiOns, 81.
There we're in all collisions of boat with boat OF
with river banks, bridge and wharf boats, causing
disaster or considerable damage, IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

/ NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD;
! Leave Nashville at l04, a. NJ; and at s, P. m
Arrive at l2l a. m and u p. m.
/ Bo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
1.-THE night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
Oh the ShelbyFile branch.
fThe day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahoma with the train on the McMinnyille and
Manchester road.
THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains the Winchester aud
Alabama read for Salem and Fayetteville.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at s a. m, and 2:55 p. m.
Arrive at 81, a. m, and 6:20, pm.
LOUIsvuIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 74S a. m, and 2:3S P. m. 1.-THE
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at 3:37 a. M, and 5:36, P m. THE evening
train brings the mail
EDsEEErD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m.
Arrive at 10. a. m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04


WASHINGTON, Jan. L. Information has been receiv.
ed from Madrid by which 1t appears that our Minis
ter at that court Is encouraged to believe that our
claims against Spain are now in a position for ad-
Justment The official correspondence seem to ius.
MY this conclusion. Prominent members Of Con
gress are privately discussing the propriety and jus
tee Of amending existing laws which authorize the
President to rePel Indian lncursiOns and foreign in
vasion, and to suppress armed expeditions in this
country against foreign States with which we are at
peace, so as to make the principle applicable to our
own states, with view 70 protect any from invas-
ion and to punish the abettors of such offences.
Legislation on this subject has been suggested bv
the recent Harper's Ferry raid and a bill for this
purpose will probably be introduced in the Senate
at an early day.
Official information has been received here that
England has concluded a treaty with Honduras by
which the Bay Islands are ceded to that Republic
There now remains to be adjusted the less impor-
tant assertion of the surrender Of Mosquito protec-
torate by Great Britain to Nicaragua, TO complete
the settlement Of difficulties between England and
the States, growing out Of the ClaytOn-Blwer trea
ty, on the basis Of winch both Governments have
heretofore agreed, and that Mr.. Wyke viii succeed
IN concluding the pending treaty with Nicaragua
does not admit Of doubt.
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CANDIDATES.
ATToRNKY aRNERAL.


We auhorzedto announce WI G. BBIEN candidate
Attorney Generaiof the sh Judicial Circuit embracing
counties Of SUMNER williamson and Davidson. Election next
Nay. octa3 I'd
We authorized 70 CARY A. HARRIS. Of VIII
county, candidate for Attorney General the ju.
eial Circuit composed OF counties Of williamson Davidson
and Sumner octl4- tda
IVES authorized to announce BAXTRR SMITH, Esq. Of
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General Of this e 0h
Judicial Creu ompod Of counties williamson, David
sen and sumrI
We authorized to Jas Z. RAEs, ESQ.,,
candidate Tor the moe Of Attorney General FOR the Ninth Judi
caI Circuit composed OF Tie OF williamson sumnsr
AID Davidson. Election in May, 1861
Weare authorized to s. L. EINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate fog Attorney General Of the 9th Judca
Circuit. Election, May, 1862
ocg, Jgte
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a III texas on the ~
California Items

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.--The overland mail Of the 18th
has arrived.
There will probably be no election Of United States
Senator fer California tais session.
Mining claims in Carson Valley have advanced in
consequence Of the richness Of the new discove-
ries
The shipments Of gold from Victoria fer the
quarter ending November Both were S45O,OOO. Bust
ness dull
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Miramon's protest against
NcLane's treaty with Juarez will be presented to
Gen. Cass
Airamon has protested another movement against
Vera Cruz
The treaty will be pressed on the ground that
unless we interfere England and France will. 70
our exclusion.
1t is rumored that Hughes Of Indiana, viii get
the judgship, Of the Court Of Claims vacated by
Blackboard, deceased.
Gen. Lamar died in Texas on the 18th.
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RaiIrOnd Stocks,

Mesrs A. LANCASTER 4 son report sales OF Virgins
Railroad Stocks Richmond during the ending the 2g
nit. as follows:
Richmond and Danyle R. R. Bonds guaranteed by State
Va, last sales $50 and int.
Virginia Central r. Bonds guaranteed by State Of Va last
sales S9j and int.
virginia Central R. LIST Mortgage Bonds last sales SIS and
int.
Virginia Central R % Mortgage Bonds last ss2
int.
Virginia and TenneseeR R. 1s Mortgage Bonds last sales ss2
and int.
virginia and Tennessee r. 81 Mortgage Bonds last sales ssC
and int
Virginia and Tennessee R. r. Sd Mortgage Bonds, sale
S79k and int.
Orange and Alexandra R. r. per Bonds s7s
Orange and Alexandria r. R. per cent Bonds ssies Ss
and int.
Manassas Gap R. R. per Bonds, last sales SO ard int
South Side R. r. Bonds, last sales S642.
southsde R. h Bonds guaranteed BY Petersburg, last sle
$50
Richmord FreIer czsurg and Railroad Stock,
sales SO.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales S64
Richmond and Dsnville Railroad Stock, last sales s65.
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Fevar and Aena.

nom which mankind sufier large Faft o. the
GLOBE Is the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay This exhaaton is syolged By the action Of solar
heat on wet soil, and rises with the waeTy vapor from
It While the sun is below the horizon this yapOr
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with It through the lungs into the blood There acts
as an irritating poison the internal vscora and
ereng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails 70 seerete not only this vrus but also the BILE
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
smPatAze with the liver, and become disordered also.
FINALLY me instinct Of our organism as Il in an attempt
% sxpel he noxlous infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. The body in the internal excreories to force
them 20 cast rout The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with congesve violence
This IS the CHILL. But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes 70 the surface as If in another effort
70 expe the irritating poison through that ether great
eXcretofthe skin. In this also It fails and the sys
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
DAY These are the fits or p7Toxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE such constitutional disorder win Of course IN
dezmine the health 81 it is not removed.
We have iabOred 10 find and have found an antidote
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New York. Jan. G.-The captain of the SLAYER
WandereF and four of the crew have arrived from
Tenerife. The captain swears that the Wanderers
cargo consisted Of Silks in bales land 81 900 from
Savannah to Smyrna and that the vessel was pirat-
ically run away with by her mate.