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ArrivaI of the Ameriea.

HALIFAX March I2-The steamship America has
arrived. She did not bring list Of the Hungaran's
passengers.
The Chronicle says that by the Russo-Austrian
treaty most ample concessions In regard to the holy
places at Jerusalem will be made by Austria to Rus
STA. Austria agrees to confirm her policy to Rus
STA regarding the Danubian Provinces and Servia.
As compensation for such concessions, Russia will
guarantee Austria the whole Of her territory in
Guiding Hungary and Yenetia, against insurgents
and foreign foes.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News fears
that it Is too true that at a Ministerial meeting,
lasting four hours, held Friday, the Emperor pre-
siding, a resolution was taken against the Italian
Unity, on the pretext of Russa's and Prussias OBJ
lection to the annexation. 1t is alleged that the
French Government have resolved that the project
of anneXing Piedmont and Tuscany must be aban-
dOned, ard that the Tuscans viii be called upon to
choose a sovereign. There viii be no objection to
their choosing the Duke Of Genoa Victor Eman-
Uels nephew MOdena and Parma MAJ be annexed
to Piedmont, their inhabitants conserving.
The ROmagna is to be revised, which will probas
bly, be submitted to a conference of the Powers.
Still the idea of creating 4 separate State of the
sovereignty Of the Holy See, and the annexation of
that sovereignty either to Tuscany or Piedmont is
not abandoned. Piedmont will be required to ad-
here to these proposals made under the threat of
Withdrawing the French army from Italy. an leav
ing her TO the mercy Of Austria.
MALES ISth.-A decree Of the Minister of War
orders all officers on leave to join their regiments by
the 9TH of March
part of the Municipal Guard has been mobi-
lied
There is agitation in Palermo and Abbiazzi
The Spanish squadron left Agiers to lombard
the scapOrts of Morocco.
After an interview between Marshall O'DOnne
Muley Abbas, and Minister Katchkai, ODOnnell de-
clared the truce terminated and sent for the Com
mander of the Spanish naval forces to cooperate in
active operations.
ENGIAND-The British channel fleet has gone to
the Mediterranean it is rumored, on account of
Spain demanding a large cessiOI Of territory from
Morocco.
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SMALL Pox-Is THIS A FACT!-An exchange says
"A gentlemen Of intelligence and observation informs
US, from all the information he can obtain from
medical men having many cases Of small pOX
under treatment that there Is house in the city
where gas is burned of the ordinary consumption
in which the disease has yet found Judgment. The
gas, it is supposed, is powerful dsinfectant, and
hence there is contagoD within the circle Of its
influence. He says that person burning gas may
contract the disease abroad and take it home with
him. but it viii not be communicated to any other
member of the family
We doubt whether there is anything in this theory.
We do know that the small pox was contracted du-
ring the past year in house in this city where gas
was burned.
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TIRE
ONL K DISCOV Err Z


+ ONI, X DISCO EES =
won1Ir OF AR oosr1DEscn ron
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
ANr. since ihe great discovery Of Prof Wood, have At
IN tempted not anlg initiate his restorative put pfoe .
have discoTesel something l-. nol'l 800 ~ -
wonderful results Prof Woods preparation, and A1se zen
forced % leave tie field its rsssess Read the follow
Barn MAINE, April 18Th. 1859.
paor q ] Woop L Co GentsThe letter wrote you 10
1856 cnrnr your valuable Hair Restorative and which sou
have uis IA his vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise TO
numerous inquiries touching the facts 10 The case The inquiries
a ft h N go al nav habaton and Lame, stated 10
tie coufauror second, true Of all therein contained
third does M mr. sin continue to be in good order and Of
natural coor7 no an an and do answer invariably, Ny
hair better stage Of ny NE Tor loy years
past, thrifty and better coored the same is true q
that the substance washed Of by frequent addition Of the
face when If care used BY Wpng e iaee IN close coHc
ton with tie whissrs result viii follow the har
have been IN thereceip Of great many letters from al parts
sood .. t q much fraud in lie anulacture ana sale Of
various compounds vel as this it has no doubt been bae
absolute injury have used any Of your restorative Of
ecunt for months, and yet my hair as good q ever
hundreds have examined it With surprise as am nov o. 49,
old and not gray hair in my head my face and to prove
this fact send you lock OF my hair taken on the pas-
received your favor q two quart bottles las sull iv
which very grateful; gave it to my friends ana mercy
induced them to try it, many were skeftcal until ee VIZ
and then purchased and used it with universal success discover
ask favor, that you send ne test by which can 1850
fraud ia the Restorative, sold BY many fear ss 5s and
believe where COED ee5ts DO not follow ne au ne d
tV which the llFe--o-
deem H nv dutv as heretofore keep you apiEy1 q nc
e on NV bar ss assure an who inquire Of me o5 ~ N
$500 0PllAoN ~ i' 'ai A c. RAYMOND.
3Oa's' A,poS's Rus, KY, Nov. 30, 1855.
nm, M mn IN bottles of three sizes viz; large,
medium and mali: the small holds pint ana re-l lof -
Der boe tie mediums hold ct least twenty psI oe ~ IN
bg art 40 Der cent morein proportions and retais tor -
800 q n wood a. Cos PrepHetors, IA Broadway,
- VI ia Market street. ST. Louis, MOI and sold by all
- r-11ress and Fancy Goods Dealers. Wholesaled by
Even 5sndIeton & CO., and retaled by every Drug
i-..ss ii no limited States. IfebIl-ly
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The Maryland Legislature.

BALTMoRE, March 1.-THE Legislature Of Mary
land adjourned at midnight on Saturday, concluding
the most exciting session ever held. The apprOpri-
alton bills were passed du-ing the last few hours
The City Passenger Railroad question was left
without legislation The Governor signifed to the
House that he would comply with the address OF
the Legislature and remove Judge Stump.
During the evening a difficulty occurred between
two Baltimoreans. Thomas Gardner. Clerk Of the
Criminal Court, and John W. Coy. The latter, in
self-defense drew pistol and shot his antagonist
the ball infictng flesh wounds in both his lower
limbs The difficulty occurred in the rotunda of the
capito! and caused. for time much excitement
The police arrested yesterday. Vim. X. Badly on
teleCraphc information from Savannah charged with
obtaing by fraudulent means. $4,000 on the State
Bank of Savannah He was committed to await a
reouisition from the Governor Of Georgia.
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yong lady and a little son OF Mr. r. T. FLEMING
were on their way to Sunday School at the Second
Presbyterian Church, while approaching alley
running into College street, they were run over by
aloose horse coming at swift speed through the al
ley and turning Immediately up the pavement The
little boy was seriously injured and still lies in
very critical condition
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY


@E~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SSS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky who has
devoted h attention the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years hatters HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. and cured Thousands he is enabled to
all diseases OF private nature matter how bad they
njudcious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings DspeDsary is No % Deaderck street. between Cherry
and Square, where he all diseases private naturce
GOEoRHEA cured without naucous medicine nterrens
from business.
srRIcTURE old date efectuaIly few
days. ny operation whichc pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischefand unCermines the constitution 80 much.
sYPHLs with all the diseases Of the skn growing neg
Iect treatment, eectuay days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease, and all the consequences growing OF It, brought
many by the destructive habits OF
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject
fit for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be sboring with any difficulty the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King No o Deadeek
Nashville Tenn, have the Necessary medicine
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed ON
hour8 from 9ocloCk in the morning until in the evening.
nag23, I659-dEWlv
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COmmODORE

/ILL stand the present Season at the subseroers Farm
w near As6Vooa Postofiee Maury county Tennessee,
and One Dollar TIE Groom. Mares will be pssured and FED
- NE usual rates Every viii be taken from
Pc DIG n Il Il.
Gem M % ore got BY sirs Of Lexington lie.
BY Sir Charles, his grand Mischief BY treat gd
dam BY Imported Bedford, Imported Shark Wdsr Lsnqton
ADeesreas Of The celebrated Trhe and othsrs Imported IN 5S
BY Mr. Hunter Of Hampton, It will thus be seen that Com
more Of me bard bottom crosses Of Sir Archie, than any
stallion OF MS pure blood now living Of which have any know.
Comm beautiful blood Bay, 70 years old taller ~
Revenue lone Ct two youngeT,l and thought BY a s
ne horse His me color. hard clean limbs OBJ
hque shoulders expressive eounsnsnce, large intelligent
magnificent high carriage, and The beautiful symeT m N:
proportions combine e give him remarkable and c,
got his ankle at Ccl VIM R. Johnson's Ia ou'
J. NJ Bolts had sold half Of him in his two wear form % @
ed Ont OF training IN consequence Of the injury ard Va ~
trained again until he four years old n ~
was the FASTEST HORSE had trained sce5f 9S -
although LAME 10 every in which he startJ 49, 80
Of six" Commodore has had no coltsas VET On ~ 80
one has been trained Two OF his get are e7ga. - ~
Stake at Charleston G. His last season Va ~ ~ 90
Of W E. GIBBONS Esg Of Madison, n At $50 The seson
who bred to him Gold Pin by Boston Mamie 100 h. as
out Of Motto and Phiio Fanny Fern, &c. &c.
By an old Gurfman and trainer:
In reply to yours in relation to Commodore would say
nk nun second 70 no horse in the United States His colts
very me particularly Cardinals which think rs tine any
EtEh foALED am willing 70 match it against any IN
A11I t out Of any untraized mare.
All the mares LEI to Commodore Spring, have foad but
o1e look upoa him az being Of tke surss fo geT 10
virginia, and would as bred to him ls Revenue
Yours respectfully, , .,
Mr.. Mcdaniel refused 5000 for his Commodore lilly o
The speed and endurance strength action CT DE Bostons-
aboye an ot5era5 Il 4 subject q songratusion to ne
brsaders Of Tennessee that they have an 9ppY 70 eFaI
upon mares from he recent mportations J. J. fOiA
febl5-tE2m
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DIR, McCIiutOck's Asthma Remedy is not a
miraculous curative What it accOmpshes is simply this
7, is the ghtfu distress Of breath experienced in Asthma,
ana 81 rstes upon delicate coating of the lungs and the
yrrss al the throat eject eventually, a real cVre.
In o0nfrr cough it is invaluable. Price 50 by
marchl-d&wlm ~ BROWN
COMPANION 10 DR.. kaue's Expedition. DIR,
HAYES Arctic Boat Journey in 1854.
Adventures and Observations in africa.
By Rev c. W. THoNAs.
NIicheFe1,s Woman LA Temme.)
Whins and WaiGss By THOMAS HOOP.
4 Trip 10 Cuba. By Mrs. HowE-
Just received ana forsale by HAGAN,
f-b1g-tF a College Street
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OF it would be unfair compelled creditors to
take these reduced weights any considerable on the
same terms the old, and the coins therefore,
legal tender only for all exceeding dollars leaving
them to their legitimate Junction. that facilitating smaller
payments The currency debase in the proper
that word and there certainly dd2rdti0, the
coins being Of the purity silver became as
plenty az bakbees the coin would become any pure
portion Of alloy used being found
Tor the wear OF tie msnt there being less loss by abrasion than
with pure coin The portion Of alloy adopted the gold
cola and no persons complain Of its mpury any
Guilty II making legal tender for the payment OF DEBTS they
can only procure enough OF it. No paper printed
government should publish the world grave charges
against tie integrity OF national currency, when the truth
the matter could be easily ascertaned.
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TIIE Tennessee AND VIRGINIA LTNE.--We copied the
other day an extract frem the Message Of Gov
LgrcHER to the Legislature Of Virginia, in which
he expressed his decided disapprobation" Of the
action Of the commissioners on the part Of Virginia
to run and remark the line between that State and
this. The Abingdon Democrat says the Virginia
commissioners ask for a suspension Of public opin-
ion until they can be fully heard in vindicaton and
explanation of their acton.
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ia. BorSrox's LscruhE last night possessed all the
interest with which he invested his course last
week and was listened to by the largest audience
he has yet had. These lectures have proved the
most interesting series we rscollect ever to have
heard delivered in this city, and the Doctor could
net afford our citizens higher qualification than to
repeat them.
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De. B5YNroN ASD the A. o. NJ C's.-Dr. BoYSroS
viii deliver one Of his interesting scientific lectures
tomorrow night at the Court House for the benefit
Of tae A. o. NJ Cs. Our citizens will thus have an
opportunity Of contributing to noble charity and
at the same time enjoying the pleasure Of rich in
tenectual feast No stronger appeal shan this sim
pie announcement could be made to draw full
house
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J. w. Williams--Agent.

THE Pr0prstors these Machines elaD Is Substantial
the cAm) that their instruments loy execute any and s1sr5
Kind Of ssdleor and perform the same in the best possible
manner Combining Is it does tie merits Of al The other ha
Chimes and at the same time avoiding their faults t com
mends itself 70 the public Is the great Family Sew
ing Machine, and adapted 20 erery brunch q ind q
tn where the Bsedle is required.
Thew VIII stitch hem, fell bind and gather. gaoy rake
r lock stitch that caunSt b rayeed palled out Iae
make BEAUTIFUL uniform stitch. alike both sides Of hs work.
,Titbout forming ridges underneath
The Machine. have great strength perfectly simple and
the management Of them easily acquired.
ANY spool Of coa0 tread st may be used They are
almost nolsess in their operations, and cal sar oHger than
any other Sewing Machine sxta0t.
Let manufacturers Planters, Farmers, HousekeepeI, any
persons IN search Of instrument 70 execute any kind
az oiag n0t5 By naasiaeT, make sliFs te secure fbs
sssst, by examining ours before purchasing.
A liberal discount made Ministers and charitable So
osaties
II All Masinss warranted three years. and full instruction,
given to then satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public are invited TO cali and snins the Mahnes
80 PUBLIC SQUARES:
Iau2s-d,tE&v
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

NOTICE 10 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
CyEALED proposals viii be received Bridgeport Jackson
county, Ala until LIST March, 1850 the graduation and
masonry the Jasper Branch Railroad IL work 10
he Maid for from tbs subscription to said road
Stockholders bidding viii have the preference. The Com
NAVY reservng the right &c reject any bids.
Maps proles will be exhibited days before the day Of
letting at Engineers Office Jasrer, day Of
ing at Bridgeport J. L. ESrILL,
fsfo-twlu CHIEF Engineer y 4 c. r. X
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CHARIEsros March gIhe transactions day disclosed
greater degree than lad ne operations
for he two ursyous DAYS The demand vas very good ana
suited in The "a OF 300 the subionea prices bales AZ "a
f50at "a 29ats; AZ at 9s 90 at y S ~ ~ ~ G
H. as aII[ no al II5f; 40 at llzi and q bales a. il
f,lIsRrrTo Nsrch iO-The market continues eset Wl
r,e5erae al prices sales THIS morning 600
bales "a .r,..,. ,-., 4. -,
gv,r,., March oThers bus little inquiry to day,
- - 49, ,ysra IN small ots-ootlng 6l4 bales. The
ssnrS more settled tone than on the two preceding
- NE sr,a at the following quotations: Midding
siTiet RiddIEg lgl05S; Good hiddling 19llfc-
-.sU Warch 10 Sales Of cotton to-day $40 bales. The
market was quiet but unchanged
MoHuv March 9safes OF cotton to-day l,JgO bales, with
market Middng closed atloK cents The ssles Of the
- bales the receipts 49, 90 against 10,
m es corresponding week last year. The increase The
CENTS now reach 900 bales. The total e OF the
ails is sIg74490 The stock on hand is 2Ols50
bales There change report in Freghts Exchange
ToBACC0Fsher Heless Co. sold p hhds Tobacco to-
day TO- a55 50, 955 34o S55 400 $40 SIS 6OO co.
and ESQ
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AoQurrrED.-Mr. f. N. WooBALL who struck Dr..
JaaasoS on the head with a Ratchet on Friday, had
hearing before an examining court yesterday, and
was discharged on the ground that he was acting
in selfdefense Dr. JANIsoS Is still improving.
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ST. LOUIS March l2-Thc steamer Belle Peoria,
from Peoria for St. Louis was burned to the waters
edge. Sunday, at Sharp's landing, Two firemen and
deck hand were lost and the second Clerk seriously
Injured.
The Great Western Railroad depot at Naples, IL
lInois is burned
The Baptist Church at Alton, H., is also burned.
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MARKERS by TeIeErapI..

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25sT steamer EiagaraCoton sales Of
the week $1,000 bales Of which SPECTATORS $500
poers 600 bales Inferior qualities very dull other quail,
ties firm Sales Friday COCO bales, closing quiet Orleans Fair
~ Orleans Middling G7s Mobile Fair - Mobile Mid
ding lllG. Upland Fair Zig. Upland Miding 7-l6
Manchester advces favorable New Orleans Tres Od
ARE Havre LOG. Provisions quiet. Consuls 99g5. Bull.
lion in Bank has increased A. pounds Money market slight
lyeasier.
New ORLEANS, March I2Coon, sales to-day l3COO bales.
Orleans 1ddlinE IOu. Sugar firm, G97, Moasses dull,
3C932 Flour dull, 6OO965O. Corn dull G5G78. Coffee
firm, advanced 18A Freights and Exchange Unatered
NEW YORK, March l2CotoE steady, but quotations
changed, day 2OO bales. Nddng Uplands Flour
steady, sales IO,2jO tbIs 53O9535 Mess Pork dull L 3
lsl24 Lard, sales 400 B5s lOHgH Coffee advanced 2.
MaibO Il3ll Molases, Orleans 5845- Sugar quiet but
frm Porto Rico "a
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DUCK RIVER.


TTF have $40 OF Land for sale in Of Duck
w River. Within2 miles OF Normandy Nashville and
poora Railroad Said lands bounded by Vanc David-
S~r Duck River Willis BanOu and Abuer Barton TwAhiTds
Of he tract is river bottom and level about 80 acres cleared
several GOOD springs and No. stock Farm will sell
If or AM of tract &c suit purchasers Those wishing
n h good STOCK Farm in healthy country good community
e would DO well TO and look Weare determ
J to sell FofuTther particulars address NJ. Barton, Tu
tahor5a. or c. c. Brewer Manchester.
dCclS-tw&wt hhEM Ek & BAkIONs
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FENE undersigned has been appointed and qualified by ths
County Court Of Ckeaham county Administrator Of
the OF the late JAMES BELL Those indebted to said
estate requested forward and make payment and
these having claims against said estate requested 70 present
them properly authenticated in the time prescribed By %
msr9-vst ALEX. c STOCKARD, Adm
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J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
hwIm Role pror,r;ak..-


IN CHANCERK COURT AT CAmnEN--.
March Rules, ls6O-Citizen s. Woods vs.. G. w. johnson
William Duskns, Mary Duskins s. N. Barbes james Sloan
SoanA bill Partition o. land-It Appearing n the
satisfaction CLERK and Master, from comPainans bin
which that the defendants all residents Of
State Tennessee but reside in the counties Of Orange and
Gufori State North Carolina Is therefore orderedb he
Clerk Master that publication be made four successive
weeks in Nashville Union and AHsricaH notifying aid
defendants msnonsd and ali parsons having any right % ne
land described in compainants BILL wherever they NAV be- that
complainant viii apply Chancery Court 10
for the county Of Benton the house in the town
Of Camden, the eth Monday September next for sr
Of said land and TIA. they required plead answer or
to oomPlainants bill the sane will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing eGparte D. P HUDSON
mzr9-W4W-prsIee - Clerk and Master.
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NEW ORLEANS, March f2.-Ihe schooner Arrogant
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates Of the Sd
MiramOn reached San Juan, three leagues from
Vera Cruz on the 2dland was threatening Avarado
and Vera Cruz.
Two vessels were fitted out at Campeachy and
sent to Vera Cruz, which assisting the Liberals
in the transportation Of provisions and munitions.
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ctfafe ID Tenneseen. EIn1,,nb,n1,. -,

State OF Tennessees Humphreys County,
= County COurt-march Term. 1SGO,-P' D
Byantv vs. John Woodward and others-Peton sell lsndOR
motion complainant in this and it appearing
ants IS non resident VI this State, resides Of
Missouri It IS ordered by the Count that publication
three successive weeks in the Onion and Aercd 1eEspaper
published IN Nashville, requiring said Nancy Bryant 10 appear
at the next term OF the County Court to be held fer the COuIy
OF Humphreys, at e CCurtHOuse in Waverly, the first
Monday In April next to plead deUr to said petit
ton or the same will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
expaTte as to her. "a copy test)
LEVI AlsCOLLUM, G & NJ
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From demonstrating Times Anticipated
HOstiIities in OrizOna--ExtensiVe Fire at


NEW ORLEANS, March I2-The Austin Intelli-
gencer publishes the official dispatches between
Gov. Houston and Secretary Floyd. Houston writes
February 18th that he has used all necessary eau
ton and prudence, and may now act upon facts be-
fore him. and unless prompt measures are adopted
by the Federal Government circumstances will i'm
pei Texas to adopt course she desires to avoid.
Texas cannot be invaded with impunity, and if
thrown on her own resources she may not only re-
sist but adopt means to prevent the recurrence of
outrage. &c. Floyd replies on the 2Sth February,
that immediate action will be taken. An able Off
Ger will be dispatched to take command of the de-
parment in Texas, and strong renfOrcemenss will
be sent as soon as the season allows.
Houstons dispatch to McCulloch says there will
tEere will stirring times the Rio Grande ere long
MESSILIA, ARIZONA, March PA serious difficult
tv occurred between the American and Mexican
settlers in which several were killed on both sides
The MeXicaus 0ut-numberng. surrounded the Amer
leans, who sent to Fort Fillmore for troops.
New ORLEANS, March I2.-Adyices from Houston
of the 10TH say that two squares of 80 houses in
that city are burned. Loss S275.O0O.