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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY.

a Hand Book for L es and Gentlemen
This IS not, might he Inferred collection CT set
forms, ceremonies points OF etiquette and conven
honalisIns- Written by person well conversapt
with the world, and, withsl, deep thinker. sage
reasoner, and correct UiOraIst. II will become a
standard work on Habit and Manners and Will find
Is way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK & Co..
myl No. IS Union street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

Negro extra size Mud Boots, and fine Fur and Wool
Hats Cloth Caps, and large stock of Variety Goods
Threads Of all kinds, and Yankee Notions, &c. &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

= BBLS. COAL OIL very superior article, just
- received and for sale by
feb25-u RAINS, BROWN & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
Is 6 O.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
Furnishing Goods.

0UR stock Of Full Bosom Shirts is again complete.
~ For cooines s. and comfort we commend them as
being particularly appropriate 10 the present hot
son. We have also small lot Of Pun Bosom shirts
together with dless variety Of palmer styles
We have also received another lot Of hap deoue
Neck Ties, Gloves, Handkerchief, Dressing Rehes
Suspenders, Half hoso &C., &c. Aisoa resapply OF
seasonable UNDERWEAR. Call and see our Gccds.
We ara Determined 70 dispose Of them Al very low
figures, being anxious 70 reduce our stock.
jrns22-<f zz J H. MoGIzL<
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

THE cheapest and the best, are made 81 the Ar
L Gallery, corner OF College aud Union streets
Daguereoptype Picture ef deceased persons can her
be copied and thrown up the Life Size Portraie
Please Gala sec specimens. .a4
C. c. HUGHES,
Priacipie and sole proprietor OF the Aelsnsotype
right in Nashville. s noy2i-u 3.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
Ground Feed for Stock.

A n additional supply just received and for sal
"A by BENZ. +. SHIELDS & CO.,
may1G p College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
Coal Oil Lamps.

g DOZEN Coal Oh Lamps, of various styles, fitted
~ with the ceelbr ated Collins Burner for sale by
feb25-u RAINS. BROWN CO..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
TENNESSEE STATE FAIR.

OPENS at Nashville. September 10th. and continues
~ during the week $500 each is offered for the
best Durham Bull Blood Stallion Roadster Stallion and
Jack Besides large premiums Fat Cattle. and on
all the leading articles in Machinery. Manufacturers
and Domestic Departments Competition is open to
all the States and fee IS charged for entries on ami
mails articles.
Programmes viii be sent free Of charge 10 anv mart
Of the Union application. /. p. WILLIAMS
Secretary of State Fair at Nashville
aug15-8td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
Tar! Tar.
Sundries! Sundries.
Umbrellas.

T. ECEIVED q supply OF Umbrellas of SILK, Alpac-
N ca, Bingham and plain Cotton-some extra large
and and others small for Summer use
apr5-tf J. b. MoGIII.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
Sell only Genuine Imported Goods.

orrstock OF Domsstseand Havana csszfsis very
he public Wealways guarantee erythinR We SCI
o be the pure article. We should be happy 70 re-
Give cail from Al dealers and consumers wnsh
NNEDtooasrfhe beat eflndscsnents.~
jslyzs-sf = ny =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

In regard TO the leather famgs In London, Inc
Shoe and Leather Reporter Gays:
All accounts agree that the houses principally en-
oaoed in the American trade sand firm, and are in no
Sa1per The firms that have failed have few creditors
ON THIS eide OF the Atlantic. There were conslgnments
in the hands of rome of them from American houses,
year or two ago, but these have been generally closed
and settled for and have not been replaced. The
dealers of Liverpool where the American trade s now
conferred have suffered little compared with those Of
London.
The effect on the leather and hide markets hss been
in stant and overpoweriIg Large quantities OF leather
have been offered at the different London mars without
finding purchasers. Sales of market hides have been
made at 90 and 40 decline from previous prices
Foreign hides reported as having yet suffered but
little depreclatOn. The reason If obvious. 30 long as
importers cannot sell at any price they are willing to
take they will endeavor TO sustain asking rates.
The effect on our market will unquestiouably be to
deIre prices. Orders have been received from En-
plish houses ty parties in New York holding hides
their account 10 offer them for sale and OF them
seem to be feeling the market. These instrucons are
probably discretionary, for II seems scarcely possible
that anv would commit such suicidal act az
to break down our market by forced sales. We have
private acyces from England saying that the hides
that bave been sold there principally taken for
NewYok and Boston, and that large quantities would
be shipped 10 this country within lew wee ks. Al
though this comes from usually well informed source
We are inclined 10 take Il with some abatement Prob
ably 10 one could save the investment even at 40 y
cent decline from previous rates by transporting to
this country the heavy English market hides, which
unsuited to wants. Undoubtedly we shall re-
celve some cOnsigpmens OF hides from tue oversock
of Great Britain notwithstanding are already
more tba5 supplied. Great care should be exercised
by our Importers and oonsgnoes. Our trade far
uniuursd ard there s htile Danger OF direct loss
10 extent from or elton with Great Br tIin
GRADUAL letting down OF prices to meet those whO
netd hides iOr immediate use, viii prevent Iauic
here; tut 20 force large sales Of hides would break
down the leather market, aud n the time defeat
their own object We strongly urge a wise and eau
uous rocy locking 10 the lter,sts of each dopart-
mcut Of ~ trade.
TIE Chicogo Pros TINS alludes to an influence a,
worn Ia the price ol gain in tha' market:
This Gepr,clauJn corn isa,tIibutlbie, also 70 u
certain eNt,nt 10 the upward tendency IN ifeghs' 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
FIRES.

FIRE IN soERCK STREET.
A few minutes before oelock ihuasasy liz .aooss
q fire of unaccountable origin %Sk s,rsst causne
be Total Y destruction Of The building and
The less is estimated at about v on %d pu u tss r..
stock The building insured iSs s Urousrsy was
gers Insurance Company. Inc a"J0''e
Somewhat damaged by water. rvr E
On Wednesday afternoon sa frame ouIS aass ';
the corner Of Sixty street and by
and n GoSnPlia loss Of 500 10 saranee.
T,py ~ roHHY.EIGHrH srREEr-susPEerEp AN. =,
fih hbont clock on Thursday morning, are W.. :.
discovered by Jacob Krnz IN TIE cellar ., .1r wr
ne xt to The Station House aye Inc
SisR Which brought So ooer Casey Of hs Tssy
second Ward to bis assistance, and apJn @ar fSpi
box of charcoal and 1asi gi feet e to- the flooring
Sn,r e the flames could be- eStiga shed. ah'
Fre Marshal was notified. ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
siOslo as $40, 6ss, 8s9 en-, 8Oo,s la sls,sSssis
-. Sans, 80 s4,l29,2ss 81 SlO,2ao si,4Ol, sos
Decrease. =. 500, 4ss Increase. slos,u3

Decrease. -. ls3 Incrsase......sl As
The general Dry-Goods trade has not increased 10
volume since our last review. Many OF the early trade
buyers as well as the obbers have not returned from
their recreatons, and the covers still remain.
Nevertheless, few houses are showing signs OF re-
turning activity and have contracted for certain
of goods to be delivered about the 1st prox when is
supposed great activity will prevail. The production
of general Domestic goods, during the next two
months, viii fall short of the average production Tor
the last ten years. The streams and reservoirs OF
New-Eneand which furnish power to the mills, are
becompg very low, and many mills have already re-
duced their production while others have discontinued
il entirely The fall of water during the season has
been only about onethird of the usual Quantity re-
ouired to fill the reservoirs, and if the drouth con-
tjpues a few weeks longer, more general suspension
will be witnessed.
The Cotton market shows no signs OF recovery from
is hitherto depressed condition. and the favorable re-
ports of the growing crop will add to the declining ten
dency which has prevailed during the past month.
The receipts thus far show excess of nearly S0ooO
bales over last year. and over 600 bales of the
PREVIOUS year. large portion Of the crop remaining
in the market is of the low grades, and B supposed
that if the last crop had been carefully handled the re-
cepis would mol nave eAcceotu oi ic'
and 1860.
There is more movement in Woolens Of all kinds.
The Western and Southwestern jobbars are in the
market, and will take of this class OF goods this
season than for any period during the past two years.
Heavy English and &c man Woolen' are not moving
as rapidly as could be wished but fancy Cassimeres OF
new styles are taken at full prices Neat styles adapted
TO suits and plsds of various Sizes are those most in
quired for few of the larger plads of bold color
ing, have appeared, but taken very sparngly, as
the ultra styles are generally considered dangerous.
M.ltons Of American manufacture are also out, and
promise to be wanted, to certain extent. We have
seen some that are superior to the English article
for the reason that they made entirely Of wool
while nearly all of the English Motions are partly COM
posed Of shoddy.
The export trade continues without much abatement
but the contracts for future delivery are not 30 easily
renewed; yet the increasing demand from the home
trade has added frmness the market of export styles
and in some instances an advance has been obtained
We annex cur usual summary of the exports OF do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

AP,R OF OLD FoGIEs-The Nepayk DAILY
Advertiser relates the following: Among the
carriers of our paper is one who has hved very near
half century and in all that time has never Ie tas
Sste bnt once Then he visited New York City, going
mn as far as Feih street. and thence over TO BROOK
lyn He has been no further south than Railway, nor
" eat than Springfield nor north than Paterson. de
boat Of having been to one circus eAnioTon, ueiog
ali the amuseu ent in that line in which he has parc-
mated He has traversed his newspaper route Tor me
past thirteen years and in that time has walked over
loo OCO miles. As a supplement- TO the above, we may
ton the case Of another person bachelor isrm.r
tv enty-fye years. but has lived in entire eecaosaon
during that period. Ii would be an exceedngy enter.
tanning sight to witness the looks OF astonshment
which would mantle the faces Of this pair OF model
old foges, if they could be induced 10 axe Pep ~
'New-York as it Is. a..e,sf
ROMANTIC ADvEsIuRE-CRuEL TERsrsATIos.-
On Friday last says The SUSSEX Democrat, Ms. Dar'
ling the daughter of John Darling, farmer OF bparS
township in this county left her father house WIN
youpg man ramed Daley, for the purpose Of eeng
united TO him in the holy bonds OF mairimony. lie
father disliked Mr.. Daley and was opposed 70 La
arrage with him. Her mother undertook me an.
pleasant duty of breaking the news to the wLos
when informed, went 10 the woodsnear by ana su.swo
large hickory si ks and came 10 the house wneIe 91
commenced beating his wife In the most unmeenu
manner about the face, shoulders and back. us s9n'
with some laborers, to the rescue Of Mrs. pasng'
and took the husband away. On promise o. yen ~
ing himself they let him go. On Sunday morning ne
again went to the woods and was seen BY ms son. WHO
gave the alarm to his mother. She fled to nsle0o1rs
and would not 20 back. She came 10 Newton On NO.
day with the intention Of making appncsuon ~, "
divorce. Mr. Daring offered TO compromise witn 1el
but she would not hear of such thing considering ner
life in danger In the mean time the young folks gn
ant Of The assault upon Mrs. Darling passed oy "s
house of neghbor on Sunday morning. On me- H..
home supposing the fathers anger appeasea; ne,
however was cnrsns them both aad swearing that 20
would Kill DALEY ii he ever saw himi Ins was .o ,J
item and DALEY h's horse past Daring shoose
suffering TO all parties. Mr.. Darling Is most -
HE man and member of a church; bat MS s9gs. %
this event seems to have completely overmastsreo NAME
RogBERY AT TRESroS.-A few nights 49, 49, "a
ary soo5s store of Titus Scudder at Trenton - c
robbed Of silas and other fine goods, valued AZ oss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
CIPREME COURT. In the matter of the
- HFNnRICK HUDSON FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY

CNITPRFME COURT In the matter OF the
- HFNDRICK HUDSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice is hereby gwen that BY an ooeT ~, ana e,sIea
On the nth dey Of July instant the undersigned hss
h AMOUNTED and Receiver Of the said Hendrix Hudson
F. urapee Company under and 10 pursuance Of the
statute Ia such case and provided 90 hereby require az
persons indebted said Company or before the twenty
fourth day Of August 1860 at tie Office OF Ford BALDWIN
No Broadway the City Of NeWfork 20 render an ecouf
dsbs owing by them respectively 70
said pany the said Receiver and TO pay the sne
and all their possession property OF ELECTS
such Company required to deliver the 70 the said
Receiver, By the day ast aforesaid. , -, 1T.
And all creditors Of sd Company required 70 denver men
respective demands the said heeeyeT "
The sad z4h Of August the place last aforesaid and aD
persons having any OpeL ubsng contract Of such Corb
oD requested the 10 writing and in detail 70
me aid Receiver the time aud place hIt Aforesaid
Dated tlis I'm day Of july 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

The business of the Clearing House to-day was
sol $1,000 The hour Of meeting Of the Mining
Board has been changed to | o'clock The screw
steamer to-day takes s2l4 900 in specie. The Ex-
change Fire Insurance Company has declared semi.
annual dividend of 9 y cent payable August l. The
Connecticut River Railroad, dividend of p cent on
the preferIe ed stock, and q cent regular, and +
cent extra on the common stock payable the lst OF
August The transfer books of the New-York Central
Railroad will be closed the 3lst ult preparatory to
the declaration Of the sem annual dividend, and re-
main closed until the morning of the I'D day of Au-
gust The interest of the First Mortgage bonds of the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, due July
90 will be paid at the Bank of America. The Times
states that the case of the heirs of the Connecticut
Land Company agsnst the Cleveland and Columbus
and Lake Shore Railroads, invoicing the tile to the
lands now occupied by these Companies as depot
grounds at Cleveland, which has been pending in the
Unei STATES District Court for vera years has just
been decided by Judge McLane in favor of the Rail-
road Companies. IL is stated that the plan for arrang
ing the Second Mortgage bonds of the Erie Road is
now complete, and that parties who unwilling to
make permanent extension will be required to
receive their money At the meeting of the Bank
Clearing House Association this afternoon the newly
OTgtuMeu nAuu'dCluItIb olclbudulc Dduh Wdo
admitted as a member.
The Railroad Convention has come to under
standing in relation 10 the Autumn busness, and has
agreed to have frequent meetings at Pittsburgh and
Buffalo, of the Presidents, duly authorized agents,
who are to fix the East and West rates at discretion.
The feeling smODg railway managers is unanimous
that the time is at hand when the transportation
panes can obtain living rates. and that the question
will be who shall be first served the advanced prco
The present convention embraces the Grand Trunk of
Canada as well as the four trunk roads and their
nections to Chicago The Convention also agreed to
get rid of the army Of dIummers and agents.
The movement of t1e banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made
az shown BY their last statements is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

The City of Baltimore, i. Is sald, VIII recall the III
junction TO resist The payment of the extra dividend by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The Teutopia brings Tie London Times Of the 9TH
inst, one day later. 1t says:
The Ensi.h funds show continual duuess and the trans
actions wholly uumpoan Consos opened at yesterday
93 : and the latest price was VS. exactly IL De
came Known the afternoon that $4,000 900 tue sum 70
be voted China Ap next and various rumors
circulated the arrangements likely to be proposed
Will the passing the 4h of the month the demand for dis
count has bee ONE less active. -
Ths last prict from PaIis this evening 6365c showing
recovery Of resrly quarter per cent.
AroLt AZ o. IN gold skeu % the bank to-day %,
The Paris state that the subscription loT he
0OOOc railway obligations recently opened at the BANK o.
FraIee hos been hlled . 81, ,.I
There were no further failures announced the leather trade
but the trouble was not "a an end.
T e states thst the firms who have failed IN con-
uetn with MefNs Stra field Co. not eApe ed 10 pay
ore than ng in the pound their ehel business ior SONIC
time past having consisted IN accepting bIls. go, r.
There London, the attn lust, OF Illinois zen
trs a at @ ass Of New Yor Central at t5s aud 10 Ee tli1
or gage At and IT, and do shares At ~. The Times ie
marks and quotes as follows: %, =. Cd
In the colonial there bas been another fan In brahu
Im and eat Canada, the lat prices being res
neryey g 60 2 and 10 90 TO-. In American Railway se
es Inc shares Of NewYo Central and third mortgage oil tn9
Newly ma Erie advanced New Canadian q cents quo'ed
100 to ltol - ..,, ,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

ever other creditor. On he sppe.son and 6ues " ~
Ss.on 's n'i su.isr ''s Z q e. O. c. Le pt
e ss sssr e e. ,ss Tern '" reversed
the Special Term IN .s peisien q Mespdon Baker rsys:
asessed by bsm june Is 1875 ~Ss 2, 20 r. MT
of e os s Il %
funds se hands the ,eosys and In other sspsc The sal
Adam w Spies, .st Anguish. H. He.th-ordsr Of Special
Term denying motion TO set aside notice Of judguss snssd,
Adam w. Spies sgt. Augustus H. Hssth-Order Il spsaal
TIm, granting new trial on case naas, affirmed. Win eN
The New YO,t and N.y Haven Railroad COMPANY .ssn.s
GcTnes. vsSd n 4 ods' Of Special Term s''d
The New Yss md New h,ys. Rss.a Comps, .stss
0essndsT Dssn i Of Special Term APPEALED
Daniel woodsouse ss Daniel Harrington e. L-xs :. dc.
John se:sr JI .ssin.. Mygo,.s Ma. md on. J:st
Of T% SssS on IT, IN 90
Case heard 4 May term
DAVID r. Greene Esseaor etc AIT samne P Brssi e d
Order Of Special Term Diminishing the complaint reversed ~itA
THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY cAsE-RovIsa
COMMISSIONERS.
Before Justices SUTHERLAND BoyyEy and LnoSARD-
David Golden Murray, Receiver sg Cornelius Vanderbilt = al
This case grows out OF tee old Accessory lfsnct
The in d H.RsssIs s' Ne
tor to California and Ncsss examine Wit
nesses some Of whom named and some not The SPECIAL de-
ssy t1 the s S.nsIs fsS
mously affirming the order and hold that there
no commission excepting where The wisnses
TO Be examined named and the 70 Be shsA
VIM NJ T. arts and Charles A. RsppeO for sppesDs Jehs
Sherwood for respondent.
CHAxB.ms-Before Justice LsosARD.
Decisions.
In re- Petition Of John T. G.. Smith, General
Guardian Report conhroed, and order granted In ess-
In re. Petition of Habeas Corpus Of Louisa villa
The facts sworn by the officer show that the dsudsnt
1870, They tend 20 show that sbe u prostxus Tbs
r.te 40 copside ed and convicted her She Ne per-
on xi,hort visible means and without empoymeeG h 10
@ ~ The deSnions OF vagIsncy In the ssafats. MAays
uroute conducting the officer swear The Sssa< ant aid
wben be her, within the dehnion fns sppheson
10 discharge the prisoner IL denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERs-JuLT 49,
Before Judge DAILY

Isaac Oliver The ST. Nicholas Fire Insurance Company.
This was a motion made by the defendant 10 open
Judgment obtained BY the plaintiff under policy for loss by
IRE biz premises No 30 Beeknan street The Judgment
by sccd n defendant sought leave his
and defend - ,
The motion opposed the ground that of the de-
TO be by the against go)d con
science, made with view to compel coarome and that
the other defense If true apparently admitted portion Of the
The afdsy alleged the following acts That the plaintiff
Insurance the printers stock through the
broker with the defendant and other companies amounting
in all TO co. and paid the premiums The defendant the
sone months and until ate had occurred As the
the defendant called at the office Of the company aud
his policy when he informed that there pol
icy that hey made out He theu
py company delivered up the policy and Joined
with the other companies in appiaising the los which
praised Il the u Of the insurance effected and all the
other companies paid their amounts in full The defendant then
offered the plaintiff 500 hall the amount of the policy In
emet whch refused and plaintiff brought his
bad been effected without notice required
of the poicyi and secondly that the printers stock
used he policy did anything but ppr ink and
prnteo after and that under this Interpretation the loss
oily $500.
The cunse argued that plaintiff had no means of learning
whether Endorsed the policy for other
the Company retained 1T ue that the Company had
char It's def since application " lde by ndant
his policy and that the teuder the $3.50 evidence that
the last true because true aud there being
other policies on the same property the defendant would be
liable Tor only bis proportion.
The decided that default might be opened and the
defendant allowed TO condition that the
pepses entering the judgment and 25 " the em within
two days.
1af,n
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JULr ls.

UNITED
CONFESSION OF HICKs-suIT AGAINST THE EMPRESS
FOR INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT.
In the Clerks Office OF this Court, this morning,
Robert ~ De Witt the publisher took the instory steps to
suit seans James and Eus Brooks the publishers OF
Tie Nor ninq and Evening Express for alleged infringe
en Of copyright rpnting from the book published by
said lit the confession OF Hicks the rate The cones-
have been thus reprinted verbatim and on the
day the copy book published Damages the
amount Of 69 claim ed capas has been issued,
trrabe on the 26th inst the declaration will be fled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

SYok-PETER KOHLBECK, Plaintiff, against MORRIS
FREDERICK Defendant-Summons for money demand on
Defendant You hereby summoned and
qui he complaint in this action Of which copy Is
served upon and 70 COPY OF your egs"
T. ad the subscriber his once, NO b5
Wal street the City Of NewYOrk within twenty days at
The service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such services and
Won a 10 complaint within the time Aforesaid the
ant In this action will take Judgment against for the sum
- Yty dollars with Interest fon the FIRST day Of May one
glt hundred and sixty besides the costs Of this action
y" f.,ag me no Is6D PHILIP +. SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 90 Wall-street
The complaint IN the above euted aciIn was dolly hleo m
t of the Of the CITY and County OF Newl ORR on
H.. Istb dsy Of July, 1860 PHILIP =. SMITH,
iy 20lAVl0wFs fIslhuu AuoIHey.