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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19
AMUsEMiENTs

CADxMY or MUsIC.-LA JuIvE
a OPENING NIGHT MONDay ~.
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prspAraons being made Inc rin,ss M eEtsasNs
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on MONDAY NEXT November "a
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BDUCTIos IN PRICES
ATLANTIC sTaAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK And GALWAY LINE.
TOUCHING AT At. JOHNS, NJ
land ugen and receive the royal mail and govern
mest dispatches
be copvsns this line have been approved by
Admir- atty, and are the
NEw InoN EIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
|NSTEh. - Nv TONS orrtn0n
fuU Durfhou
rI1n ~ tons ourtnen
y q, q departure win Be the PRiNcs xisEss from
York Noyem ier 10
rom pier No 81 North river
Of passage any ps OF ireland railway and TO
principal citi-s Of ongznd and Scotland
t cass 500 $50 and SIS according n state accom-
kAlions 1hird ,lss., $50 including cooked provisous
md ~ 1t Johns, -flrst class $5s third class $50
ren under twelve year. half price, under one year free
"a class pAssengeu are acquired to furnish beds and
los.
rsons taking passage from sew York for thu Sesmers
ing from Boston, VIII receive free pAssage from NV York
boston -
Be steamers Of this company haze besn constr 1cted with
greatest are A. regards safety and comfort comoia-d
mode and propeing power, and are bnN wts water
Compartments They aderty expected TO 81 pass
rugh weather qusles any vessels ever built and
replete with elegar cies and cDnveniences-
u attached 10 each ship. Persons
hing to send for their rienos obtain return tickets a.
third from Galway SO In third cabin from any
Il In ireland railway. sH 80; 10 third cabin from the
ripei cities Of ngsnd ard scotland $S
pr ioghs or pazssgs Apply 10
HuwLARD 4 ABPINWALL. Aseua.
81 and IS South street.
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Sic soDsi. cisoUs o. IA IA x A0s
Open every nghi and Wednesday and saturday
NEw BowERY THEATRE.
IN sole Prop<eors Messrs q. &. For 4 " LAnrs~f
MONDAY NOVEMBER 10
Ffrs ngm OF an entirely nes drama by J. y poqe uss.
entitled
THE SCAFFOLo AND THn THRONE
On FRANCE sKvKsTr YsARs AGO.
This drama abounds With the thrilling
fully depicts the dreadful sAxfa
era NJ
TERROR AND BLOODs6KD
Every member Of The crm 2Any n cast
After which Ia romantic drama Of
yALENTIkE ORsON.
Concluding The Dauticsl drama Of
BLACK EYED susan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21

THr EHEcrfc MAGAElxE OF FOREIGN LITERATURE
The publisher has sent us the January number Of
this sterling publication. 1t is enbellished with
two Of SARrAxs finest mezzotints, the Divorce of the
Empress JOSEPHINE andlKing HENRY VII and ANNE
BoIEYx. both historic. The contents are rich and
varied as usual and can hardly fail TO please First
vo have an interesting article from the London
Reuiss on Mount Lebanon and its Inhabitants,
subjects of deep and painful interest to al Christe
dom at the present time and from the same source
is an article on Sicily and its Historic Remins-
eenees.v which will be read with the most lively
interest. as well as that Italy in Transition.
This last article will attract especial interest at the
Dresnt tine But is not necessary to recapitulate
the contents of the present number Suffice it to
are equal in interest and ability TO those
of any previous number. The Eclectic is made up of
The cream of the foreign periodcalsand tits edited
with great Judgment, it will keep It's readers well
posted in regard to British literature and politics.
and is the very thing which every intelligent reader
ought to have who does not wish TO wade
through )" the numerous publications emanating
from the other side of the water to inform himself
upon the very points be viii get in the Eclectic, to
say nothing Of the saving in expense. Eeach num-
Der of the Eclectic contains one hundred and forty
four pages audit is furnished to subscribers at SIS
a year, and the reader could not keep himself as
thoroughly posted in foreign literature and politics
by an investment of 500 in any other manner.
Address W. II. BmwEzL, New York
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SOUTH CAROLINA SEEDED
Immense Excitement {!

CHARLESTON, Dec. d. The Convention befor,
| adJourning from Columbia passed unanimously re,
olutons that in the opinion Of the Convention Soutl
Oafonna should forthwith secede. The adoption wa,
urged to prevent an uufavorable impression from
removing the deliberations of the Convention e
Charleston.
A communication favoring Southern co-oneratior
from fifty members of the Georgia Legislature wa.
A resolution was offered appointing a Council
| Of Safety.
The Convention was occupied with the details of
business. Nothing important is yet announced.
| CHARLESTON, Dec I9-The ordinance of secession
VIII probably be reported today 1t passes Friday.
A dispatch from the Governor of Alabama urges
south Carolina to await no compromise or DELAY
resolution was adopted to appoint Commission
ers to the Southern States, asking the cooperation of
a Southern Confederacy also Commissioner to
negotiate with the Federal Government for the retro
cesslon OF the forts, magazines and other Federal
property in SouthCarolina. Congressman Keitt has
resigned
The Columbia Methodist Conference passed a re-
solution tavoring secession.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 20-An ordinance to dissolve
the Union between South Carolina and the other
States with her under the compact entitled "Consti-
tuition of the United States of North america
passed, as follows:
We the people of South Carolina in Convention
assembled, do declare and ordain and it is hereby
declared aud ordained that the ordinance adopted by
us in the Convention of the sd of May. in the
year l7SS, whereby the Constitution Of the United
States of America ratified, also ali acts and
parts of acts of the General Assembly of the
State ratifying the amendments to the said
Constitution are hereby repealed and that the
Union now existing between South Carolina and the
other States under the of the United States of
America is dissolved.
CHARLESTON. Dee. 2O.-The ordinance of secession
passed unanimously. at o'clock, P. NJ, and Will be
ratified solemnly at IL O'Clock tomorrow The Mt
most enthusiasm prevails. Salutes are being fired
The bells are ringing demonstrations of joy
MOBILE, December 20-There is immense iov at
the secession of South Carolina. Bells are ringing
and great excitment prevails The military are out
iDlpromptl, and speeches being made.
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From GeOrgia.

MnIEDGEvILE, Ga. Dec, l9.-There has been
meeting to-day Of the members of the Legislature
| favoring cooperation, and urging Convention Of
such Southern States DESTROYS of cooperating
An address issued to the people of South Caro-
lima, Alabama Mississippi, and Florida, signed by
by fifty members of the Legislature
In the Senate resolution offering the services Of
the members of the Legislature, in of coercion
of any Southern State, and requesting the Govern
ment to order out all the members of the Assembly
for the field, was lost
The discussion in the Senate separate State ac-
ton is reported as the ahlest OF the session.
Mr. Hill eloquendy characterized separate action
right accomplishing its own defeat liberty forg-
ing its own chains, happiness poisoning its own
cup prosperity committing suicide.
The resolutions were adopted-56 to 54-that as
there is common interest there shall be co-opera-
ton among the Southern States. A reconsideration
was lost.
Mr. Delaneys bill protecting the citizens of Geor-
ga from process in the Federal Courts, lost by
the majority.
Mr. Harris, the Commissioner from Mississippi
was courteously received by the Legislature.
He spoke on Monday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
Arrival of the PcrsIn.

NFw York, Dec. 2O.-The steamer Persia has ar.
rived at Sandy Hook with Liverpool dates of the
Sth Cotton sales Of Saturday 5000 bales CLOSING
dull and irregular. Breadstuffs active and firm at
full prices. Provisions dull Consos 931a932 for
account ex dividend
Manchester accounts are favorable, the market
being steadier with more inquiry.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased during
the week eI95 600.
Money market generally unchanged.
Political news unmpOrtant
There is 9 continued revolutionary movement in
Italy.
The Persia brings 100000 in specie
The steamer Canada arrived at Queenstown from
Indy.
The foreign Office had telegraphc dispatches say
ing that the allies had captured Pekin. The Empe-
rOrs Summer palace was sacked of immense spoils,
the Emperor having fed to Tartary The Allies
will winter at Pekin and Tienstein
Parks and Locks English prisoners, were return
ed. Two others died of i'll treatment.
the French Bourse was firm. Re1tes 69k IOc;
It was reported that the Austrian Cabinet discussed
the ex2ediency of declaring martial Ia" 1hrOus"
through Hungary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
Cincinnati Market, December Is
From the Cincinnati Price Current.

The business Of the city has fair take existing
circumstances Consideration good Dealers buy CAUTIOUSLY
it is but there Is good demand way
ticles Of merchandise.
FLOUR AND GRIAN-Four las changed there has been
fair deuand from the city dealers and moderate from
commission merchants TO fill orders districts OF
article Low grade superfne sold S44 To-
and good high grades 81 54 25; low 81 rs;
do 81 1904 Co. and good do family fancy
the latter for choice white wheat supply
wheat has been exceedingly SMALL and prices little than
nominal Our city mler have been doing auything To-
wards the close OF the week country mrs bought parcels
and paid 9c for prime red and 81 fer prime white, which
rates holders asked week ago. Com advanced
and sales OF shelled have been made at 4 including
Oats declined to 25c and dull.
HOGS AND PROTIsIONS-Hogs arrived sparingly
ing the week, and this with improved demand Pork
produced firm market and prcLs fOrepat Of
week advanced to S. SECS 65 and time heavy hogs
held al s. 49, but Monday afternoon the market assumed
heavy aspect again. and prices downward tendency the
close last evening there were few willing pay s. IS
Those who have been holding their hogs back find the time
drawing Digh when they must bring them without
Immediate prospect OF any marked improvement il prices for
il is clear that purchases Of the product will he made spangy
and strictly with reference to present pressing necessities, until
the political difficulties Of the country position which
will give lair promise Of nai adjustment It Is that
higher proportion than other point may look for the
arrivals Of large the coming
hogs selling S595 So and in Chicago 81 1896 IS they
paid for in currency l02 per below par and 9lc
below currency which renders the real prcs below
The receipts Of hogs at this place during the season. and
Paatvely for same previous seasons stand folloWs
n, al az, III
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
From New York.

NEw YORK, Dec 19.-The steamer Atlantic brings
SS50.OG0 in specie large lot of watches and Jew
elry, and eight hundred tons of French goods.
Early last evening a silk store, corner of Broad
way and Murray streets. was burgariOusly entered,
ard about $4,000 worth Of goods taken
The steamboat Commonwealth, of the New York
and Boston line, exploded chimney this morning,
severely scading sever passengers and one waiter.
Four Of those injured dangerously scolded, and
have been taken to the hospital.
The seven story building Nos: p, q, 26 and Is
Fraktort street. occupied as printing Office book
bindery &C., totally destroyed by fire tonight.
Loss heavy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I9-The agent of the Associa-
ted Press emphatically denies having transmitted
any such dispatches were to day the subject of
complaint in the Senate. He says he deals IN facts
not fancies.
Mr.. Cass' letter to the President is brief He says
he approves the annual messages except in two par
ticuiars. which he plainly states and concerning
these that there should be unity in the cabinet
ell, and he therefore tenders his resignation.
The President in acknowledging the receipt of
the letter, remarks this difference of opinion. Both
gentleman exchange friendly assurances.
Brevet Lieut.. Col Walker has resigned his posi-
ton in the army. He was at the time in command
of the L. 5. arsanal of Georgia. Of which State he
is a native.
Edward MCGOWAN, delegate elect from Arizona,
has arrived here to-day.
Mr.. Stanton to-day appointed by tine Presi-
dent, Attorney General of the United States.
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T'HE
ONLY DISCOVER z

- L. -
WORTHY CONFIDENCE BoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
M ANY great discovery of Prof Wood, have
I'VE tempted only mste mis- restorative, but profess
but they have all and gone, being carried by the
wonderful results OF Prof Woods PREPARATION and have Teen
BAru. MAIZE, April 18th. 1859.
PRnV O J WooD & Co Gents-The letter wrote Gu in
1850 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and 'hyou
published this vicinity and elsewhere has given
are rs my habitaton and nar1e stated in
the Communication second, Is it Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue TO be in good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do nvarsby yes by
better than any stage Of my life for forty
past soft thrifty and bets cOored the true Of
wskers and the only cause why it is not generally true is
that the substance washed of by frequent abluon Of the
face when used by wipng the face in close
ton with the wskee the result will follow as the hair
have been in erecept Of great letters from M parts
OF New England, asking hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this has doubt been baey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
account for months and hair good
hund reds have examined with SURPRISE 81
old and not gray hair in head faee and prove
this fact send lock OF hair taken of the
which grateful it to friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, skePcsl until after trial
then purchased and ued with universal wilt
ask favor that send NE test by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
believe where COED effects do follow the failure caused
by the impure article, which the inventor of the good
effect on my hair, all who inquire of my
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remains dear sirS
yours RAYMOND
Restorative is put in bottles Of three Sizes viz LARGE
medium, and SMALL the mail holds pint and retail for 81
per bottie hold least twenty per
proportion than the SMALL etas for 81 bottles the large
holds quart e per cent % ana DOR IS
New York ia Market street, st. Louis Mo-. and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WholesseS By
house in the United States. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
CHEROKEE CUREI

An URtaili7g cure for Seminal Weakness, NOc-
turnai EmnissionS, L"DotsEey Loss Of PoUer
Pdias IN the Buck otORs in tie Bidder, O6str 4ced
ard Difficult Aeastr1sution, and al Diseases caused
by df0tdtRg from the path OF Nature, end iRdugi19
an SeLf-FOLtutiOa.
By the Of tn Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that ound
mind ADD body ssry promote cOnnubai happiness
In the erOkee Cure The poor ebltated, down and
despairiug deyO.ee 4 sensual pleasure will hnd relief
1t safe AMI p bit its action
tanning mineral poison prepared from pure vegetable
extrarts ia the form of a delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle three S. forwarded
by expI sss all parts Of the world
Soil by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER 4 MEKNIN. Proprietors St. Louis No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendlet1n, Berry DemOville
G. W Handershott, AID by Druggists every where.
d.UG
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Markets By TeIegrnnh.

NEw No7K Dec so-FiO1r, sales 1900 bbIs - 6jB4 70
Corn, sales $4,000 bush 62 S63e. Mess Pork steady salss
300 bbls. SIS 5O9l6. Lard steady; sales 2s h6ls
CrscNATT Dee 2OFlour unchanged. whisky sales ma
bbls i31<9l3se. Ness Pork, sales $50 bbls sl4 50.
NEw ORLEANS Dec 19Colion firm; aie to-day 10000 b.l.s
nddlng 1Oc Sugar quiet 48Se. Molassss 23a2ic Oshsr
articles unchanged.
NEw osLEASs Dec 2oCot;On busyaat; day l3elO
b4e'i diiug I049lO1l Sugar quiet 4jc Molasses %
9Sic Flour unchanged Corn dull 56g65s Provisions very
dull Freights to Havre 3-l5.
NEw ORLEANS Dec. 2l-Ths steamer C4haba with Haraua
dates Of the 10th has arrived Business largud sugar az
reals 900 boxes Freights Inactive Sterling Exhap
l3h9l41le New YORK Sight Exchange So.
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tor IA s. Loui, pailulB.lRstia, Aaan.t 10, lsJG.

Yeerday, while stroilng around town. happened to
call upon Messrs Potter Me-wn 81 Market street, and found
these gentlemen doing business that old firms might well
envy Upon inquiry found out that the whole secret Of their
is that they not afraid to advertise and that their
the language Of the inspired writer east thy bread
upon the and after macy days shall be returned IL
ycu We found file their Office all the leading papers
published in the United States and from Europe Their
advertising alone many thousands Of dollars
nusy They the manufa and proprtors OF the
Cherokee Remedy unfaling remedy for the unfortunate
advertisement Of the big Indan Dr MerWns Fever and
Ague Pills certain and preventive Of Chs and Fe
and the "Chrokee Cure unfang specific for seminal
nocturnal emissions and all kindred diseases These
medicines compounded from receipts procured by Of the
propeors from accelerated medicine mau Of the Cherokee
Indiana The ROOTS as and herbs a reduced to powder
by mills that prepared by stea and the medicinal properties
extracted and alcoholic process such manner
every bottle Of medicine the Uniform amount Of
medicinal From the laboratory the medicines are taken in
bulk the botting and wrapping department, where they
through the ha9d of boys and girls Who skilled in putting
up beautiful style We much surprised at
the ingenuity and dxe displayed n this branch OF the bust
After the msdcnsare properly PACKED in strong boxes,
and marked they loaded upon drays, and taken to the steam
railroad depots and from thence star forth lightning
speed their various destinations, their erand of to
nearly every portion Of the civilized world We beseak fer these
gentlemen large least they deserve il, for have
edom the amount and indus
ny displayed by business men. dec2-d&Wlm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
From New York.

New York, December 20.-The Times publishes a
letter from Mr.. Buchanan to Philadelphlan on
Secession stating that State secede except by
revolution, and says that although it appears that
his line of duty was plain, but rugged, he believes
that that course would have produced war, re-
sulting in massacre at the South and seizure of the
the National Capitol and the appointment of R mill
tary Dictator ending perhaps in the formation of a
constitutional monarchy. He says the only meas
ures he has at his command is to exhOrt the Nation
to implore Providence to avert the dangers which
threaten the country.
The Herald says Caleb Cushing is under instruc-
tiOns from the President gong to South Carolina,
to make strenuous efforts to prevent secession.
Douglas has decided to support CFittendens propo-
sition for restoring the Missouri Compromise line.
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From CaIiforniaa and OREGON.

FoRT KEARSEY. Dec. I9-The Pony Express, witt
California dates the 9TH inst, passed here at tive
O'Clock this morning
The Secretary of State on the Sd inst. opened and
counted the official returns Of the late election de
claring the following the following result: Tota
vote ll9 S57 Lincoln So III Douglas 81 ,9S4 Breck
inridge 1871 Bell 9. lI3 scattering II.
The people voted against calling a Constitutional
Convention by a majority of only l73. The vote for
paying the State debt largely in the affirmative
The debt amounts to between $500 900 and 5000 Goo
The following is the official vote of Oregon To
tai vote l4.76l Lincoln 5.3GS Breckinridge 5,O67
Douglas 4, IA Bell 1872.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21

aRs STETsox's BENEET.-This accomplished and
amiable lady takes benefit at the Theatre tO-mOr-
row night her artist friends rally around her so as
to form really an attractive programme. HoRN'S
SILVER BAND perform of their fine melodies and
an AMATURE MINSTREL COMPANY also volunteers,
besides which the fair beneficiary and her husband
with the appears company in the two pleasing
dramas of Lore in Humble LIFE, and the ''1lornhg
CaR1
The past season has been severe one upon the
hstrionic profession, and trust that Mrs. STET-
son will be sustained by full rally OF the play 60
ing public.