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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

!, The Legislature OF the - T. q Geore a having
passed tie following Al. a, IL Session ~ 1855, pro-
biting the craving u IogJoFos Within IL jurisic
son alter The Isl day OF June, 1850, VIII that
ay remove our entire business TO wIlmingto Del.
Moon, EDDY a co
r Wilmington. Delaware.
~Rers and Managers Of the Delaware, Missouri and
kuntEcs. State Lotteries.
r An ACT,
repeal all laws and parts 81 laws th1rizing Lot
teries IN the stale u GeOrCti, and Tor other par
poses.
skcuOS l. Ths g erai Aseaabiyof G-oyyia DO enact
chat nom anG sigsr the dfst day q Jaav klsuiasn
Gadred and SKY si haas and parts ass author
in, Lotteries ia the state o. GeuTllA or Tie veud,
AZ OF Lottery Iekets IN said state, Dc and Ia same
re hereby repealed.
Approved by tie Governor.
. December II, 1855. mayIs-lf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Barthoir's sewing Machine,
The Best in Use,
No 80 oPposise Use ~ waBee House.
AZ ST
The Invisible Hearing apparatus

M DAVIS. oculi~t ana AuTist p t'aFuas ees 81,
~ NeS Orr ans. Ia. hasa NJ sly -iaysutes lHstge,
meat. Tor extfe enc eases Of Deafness With
siztaaea person a ehab sd y hear Eifh "a great
est casio enlay ordinary esayerssfof aa5 a. hear
a Paelie assemhtts IL esHsPie sis zHhiH
hsz and ean o. wsrf wlthoaI the ssfebfest "a
uisacs- uns obiset IT Ihs iasIrunzeals ke~ptie
eTgzh IN Constant stats " a tlysty aHd % do
sng, tiGe 70 eutbis persun - aizpenSe sith its
sse- 1aii Nna Examine u sshd Tor a circular
Spfft-sm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

From tie Ncvg Y"ry rNamur-, Nugget IS. 1859
srAIpNGs IrIrtHsU 'Igs j. 'i .l-- l"i repairing
furniture "a alb where e. br' Ui A-ts glue b
|sed IL b excellent SOC menlus Docs l.. fciast'ii'
he Ioosened leaves aud cover. Il csy aud arm
ID i put up btii- 81 ass -I4 % 10 ''h a brus,
ad will become IHdis IeIsaLc IL to iOso &csBcr
mayI5-@w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Health and Happiness
Secured.

TIE CONCENTRATES CURE
TIE CONCENTRATED CURE
A PUWERFU l. REMEDY
a POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
Fox WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOX EARLY ISUISCRETlON
TRY I'll TRY III
TaY IT. THY III
yTyIN.f Is.N xau suffering from tie s|ects 70
discretion e a. DC surely aud per
n s1sfv re=tlr-ti BY using the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
MRS. WINSLOM.
A Inexperienced NuTseand Female PLY sician DIT
n sents the tttenticp of mothers. her
SCOT THIN YRUP.
For ChiIdrea Teething

whiohgreatly facilitates the process OF teetLing,b
sanenmg tbs gums and reducing all Innamsti NV
allHy ALI PAIN aad spasm"dictcten andis
SURF TO REe U1.A-E TIE BOWELS
i'elend upon AZ. mothers IL viii give resttoy
selves. and
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YoUk INFANTS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

NorrcE.-The Methodist Sunday School
Association Of Nashville will m ct toni ght
at candla-light, in the Mulberry St. Church.
An attendance of it, members j. earnestly
requested. o. o. KNIGHT, Sc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

nashville ct Der "th, 1909.
Messrs CL,EK * FULLss: have BEEN NJ ted With
The letter ou my IvrI I'r a uGiH'cr 6 ~, and
pave Gsed foar Baulsz youF AMIR sid IL, which
mas eaec,r,. core e-eefi..y E,o.. il'= 1t 20 ali
persons III 4 d wih Tet.er.
VeT- I-sp-cuuly, v l. "rSI Biz
uayIJ-iw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Concentrated Cure
a @ y 4 Y I z A E ,
R,medy a Great and Certain Power.

rsu,,ly n. gt up IA small walls, and can be
-ut bv ulallt. auy sIIrrss- trial Vail satIsty
E'-elt Tor xesS, All goa Hiil experience a great
k-...Hi clfcular Containing Iall PARTICULARS sent
tT.et 81, a g,Js.-.t.oa. Pf5r-, per bottle 50
4 one 1otti. ys.lIIastA ia utn-
s-Thisrsmedy i=zatabIe for either sex.
A.tress CEJGER, Nedicai \ gent,
uIv-I--tf - Broadway Ncw York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
RELIEF AND HEAir4
We havepui upsndsola

Ne havepui upSRd solo
years, and cAS SAY, ~
q, hat ne have acver
tay psher Haedicinc-NEN
SfSGLklSSTANCE. 10
timeit usedi Never did \
Of iissatisfactiui by any
the contrary, all are de-
tsons, aud speak Ia terms =
tipu 81 It's msgiraiegrctF
tNe SPEAK la this matter n
afief tea ycsr's eNr~r1
stFt-TsIsoS FoR THE FVIFaI
pECLAEE. In aimost
fasni T. suffering from pain =
Sali DC found ia eileen or
the syrup - admits
fEts valuable HrefaTH
IF Ca II the ltcI la
FIJI NURSES "a New Rms =
used With NfVER-FAfl =
THOUSANDS =
NatoniyreIieves thecLild :
rates the stoInauh snd .
ity ana givestone and en-
TEN IL viii almost in
GRiRINc II T8R r.
WIND .
sad overoomecon vGlssoaS>
remedicd. end IN death
aud sI-EEsI RzNErY IN TuH =
~ SkA1Eki AND niAk-
whether tt RFRes from n
ether causs We soaid -
~ho has = child Suffering -
lne colnpialnis-iO MOI -
CES. SoR THE PgEJu -
stand eet~ eel, yeuf suffer
that sill be snre-yes,
t. follow be use of thfs !.
used. ~
Fuiiiireeiionffor asfng -
eeftir Sene eenaiae ul-
QUITS = PkRKlNS New
sisie - rapIssT.
Soid b. UNCONSTITUTIONAL
FFiueinai eihes No. II,
iaaszdkW1v Price aS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
ChiIdren's Fancy Goods.

t~,oSSfSTING of all the lAtest styles Tor Boys.
~ Children Infants aud little Misscs 70 which lhe
Itenfion OF tie LADIES' - EsaTticuarly Tequesed.
h. A J. FtSAAt41IO,
atterand Fa-rieF No. % Publo square. SAshviiis
l. may9-fs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Spefial notiffs.

The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
nE,Sr is soextensITe with ihe civilization Of the
globe Othss articles claim to aiI>riale pain and
aistrezs-tbls cures Family Physicians, Govern
meat Hospitals, Farrers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &C. nave particularly demonstrated this i@o''
throush..ut the world No article ever before re
cefyed saen aadivlded praise and s1PpeEiIr0m Aedi
cal and Scientific men
RHEUMATISM
or years. standing, hss been totally cured Fhes'
Ulcers Fun5rs, Running Sores, erOiula SilH JOINTS
Fsloas. sxeIings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps Nea
,aIeia. saIt Esheum and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
call Scratches, spawn PoliET1lJ
sc-.a-g Bo,,l-ail, &c are subdGed 4ad cured By
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Ez9.lzsE7 ysI.f-sEZz57 .-sszzlzS1 49,
'Srs5 - - iSls,,r{srT STssrTtrsT =
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
TIM L IA BILE.

GOING SOUTH.
Lave Nashy lie i;!s arrive at Col 4nha .o5 m
Ls..ve Nashville -55 rive at Coiamb a 80 N
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia 20 IN. arrive at Nashy He 10 a m
L=sN C,slgsl4 bll a. a IA afr5se Slshg lie
TTNHE n ,rHing Train going SoBth connects with
Il ',uphts and fn=Tlsstaa Railroad a Decatur.
The !-Vsufag trin sole uth ceunect= At Column
"a NitiS Train 90 doai.t tiessalt aud pdiaski.
rns Evsnsng ffaia go8 4 North makts ei.s con-
ne'tiou At Nashville ~4th 10 stsvi!ie sud Nashttie
kslroad from aad after aend y, May Ith, 10 Liegs
yil-s aud ali Eastern cities. BIT Saa
day. ". ON. PE .KfNs,
nssy2-im Superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Es- We are authorized to announce J. E NEW
Nan as candidate for Magistrate Ill the Second
Ward. naY7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

ns- For preity and caeap Dry Goods call on
ichoIson & Humphrey al 30. - ,ouIh eide OF the
Iaaare. They are reecisD-. d-Iy nue stoc Of both
.ncy asd staple Gvods ~h.eh tlsry se.l.as Ia
{ cheaper tlau any oIhcr h1use "A the city.
nIlrI5-.I
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

NOTICE. CANDIDATEs--We will not insert herea-
ter any person Z didste Office in the
PATRIOT. unless paid for IN advance. marIS-d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

FRIDAY MORNING, May Is, 1860.
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE a CHATIAsooGA-4 An. 3 P NJ.
TESNEssEE ALABAMA - 4:4 5 A. 81. 1855 Pm.
LOUISVILLE NAsHvILLE- 500 A. NJ. .4:40
% 80 ia q t. Express ). 90 ?. NJ
EDGEFIEID KENTUCKY $3.50 An, 2:45 Pm
rival of Passenger Trains.
SAsHyILLE& CHATTANuOGA-5 ?. NJ, g AN
TESNESsEE K ALABANA-1O:O0 a. Il, 400 pm
LOUISVILLE & NAsHvIn p 3 :2OA- n ago Pm
80 Galiatin express 900 An
EDGEYTELD KENTUcKy-IO An, p. ii.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Mrs. JAMES K. Polk.
NAY IL. 1850.

This splendid banner the invincible Four
bore proudly aloft. as they should. coming a.
it does nom one of The noblest ladies in the
land.
The late hour of the night at which orr
report writes and the crowded state of our
columns, render it Impossible for him to
speak Of the occasion as it deserves. Suf
ton of yesterday was one of which the Fire
men, and every citizen of Nashville, may
well be proud.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
The Chinese Nat.

Nsu ash. sisgszs snsas sflsa fFszs e.nssu. "a.
- - extfsssis fsr fhe hst sezsher Al sils fzss-
essis IA; klnfq<saas 81 FRAN gssoes,
nAsss-a Ne - eablte sszzzs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Sunday School Celebrations.
FIags. FIags!. Flags...

NOTHING ADDS 80 mseh 70 the appearances % =
IN frocession e sunday S-Aoet chsaf gag
illtae hasa % rNeFy liislo bay aad Esr.. LICK :
prepared !aF tzA them an asaitity al -
csss street, ~ stairs essF Ssaeias' Aaesa kseass
mAyi-t
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NDT,S
Bronchial Cigarettes,

iade by c. B. SEYMOUR & co ,IoT NASSAU So, y
Y. Price 81 per box; sent fsce by Ppst.
FOR SALE AT ALL DNUGsIsIs.
r7ays-insfy
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O II G y

jT,HE Bo4-d d Directors " the Nashville CONNER
II i.t Iusar nee c.sIn lazy has dscIzfed eiyideRa
= sly Dollars share out Of the pfouts InT The tzs
months payable On and ai.eT tAe leia inst
JAMES MALkrk.
'msxs-l.n SrcFutaFy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Umbrellas.

n, EcFfvED saaPiy ~ 1 = eFsstzs ~ sllk Aipsc-
nHss, 6se eham and pite cossea-- zoas extra large
asa zsa oilsEs small sss sazzzees
zrrs-a 7. = szGfIi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
LOUISVILLE ARfESIiN
WATER.

:
l sal~o ti4s s.bsve selebTaisI AiBera Water IA
his city, wall always be prepared to supPly th0se
BeediiR a, Win 4 ifesls tom tie vel.
Below viii 90 hd the opiaeas OF OF the
Pay sistaais oI Louisville, ca It's Rerss.
~, G. Bows y EVANS,
-. Coz ese strect, Nashville.
OPINIONS Of PHYSICIANS
We tho uniiersignrti, have had occasion to pre-
he sr'l OF the AR, sian Water, IN
~ 81 diseases, ANA hesitation dc
cIsrtng u a. be opinisn thst 81 J. excsedispls
vAicIbl- remedy 81 IA rs ehreuic as~ases- Ia -
q whiUh - use bLs been II eased Nlth The nest
marked beueHt thus FAR are ehf nic rucutsitt!sIn
cutIseoa- AZ = loEs, and ti.e eAronie es1g
iers uf lac digr-ifyc ste n
4 e kHaNu chemical el-mt-uts found IN the er
o suca aa.stare, aud iiey exist 8 states ~
csm niaatitH, thai We have doubt II Viii be
found KITE .dsd experience, is el-ets 90
hsse as III ran = OF applcspifiy 10 tie u
dIss-Ees suy miseral water kH0Sn.
n. I'll sui III, n H., prof. OF surgery In by.
&c col Il Medicine.
Z Z. EwING, Nd
". a HuSHLEH, u D ,Sapt., Lous lie Marine
Hp-
J. GRIFFIN n d.
jos. ". fUlNAa, n. D., Supt- louisville Aims
no -.
J. W. KNIGHT n. ..
apr-T-2m Es6
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Burning Find.

TASSER's OFT. Sperm osi. LArs on. caaI on
IsssA-U RAMS BsoxS cns
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGED LIST.
Teuues~ee.

BzoKEx AND EoETHLEE-
Agricultural Bank, BrONnsyh.s
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank memphis
Mechanics Bank. Memphis
Memphis say ings Institution
Exchangs Bank, MGTfreesrOrO''
Miners. and VI tnuf4cturers' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank OF East TenaeEzer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

@ N, nss, For the INsT4NT RELIEF and
b y L 81 VI PERMANENT URE sIuis uis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
WANT TO HIRE.

{,oR the balance Of tie year, serFsnt 10 do The
- cookias ani wasniag for saail family. APP
" q. fhi, o4Ss-
~spy34-sl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Illinois BaTks-.- 5 de
Al. MT : 81 this safe
shG I'D b CuEBt-T>iEEcd b.
iHe stale OfHleT, BEN
tHeI secured ~ dePU-l.
u slate II Cas-. when InI-
- not done they are I'll
s1ieabIe.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
For Rent or Lease.
Underwear.

4 MOTHER iaxoice Of sessoasbss unserSelr Of
n SsuEe six, ezsEs A-rsDo, 6ssh,nere, Lace,
Isle hTezd, tscsouef zRd Cettsa, rrS-iFef aud fer
sssie by J. a. hoGtLi.-
anES- {
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Over "a Million of Bottles

lave been sold during the last six months, and in
has l. failed Ia EINElg entire sat- cfiun.
then. will suf'r fem Weakness DEBILITY
McIEAN-S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will
your
Ncla ruase convev adequate idea Of the
MIN late and & II miraculous cuange produced
Bv taking this G rdiai tie al dvOiitated and
battered nervous system. wheiher bF ken down by
-Ncess, weak by nature i'm air d by sickness the
eeAxed and unsrung organiz is restored 10 It's
pristine he 18th aud vigor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun-
dice,
Chronic or Nervous Neb N.Y. 0iscases of the Kidneys
1ud ali seases ari-iDg f. a di-ordered LAYER
stomach, dyspepsia Hear born, Inward Piles, Acd
" Sickness II the Stn.,iach, Full of Blood
the Head, Dull Pain or ~vimmi Ia the Head, Pspi-
Ii n OF the Heart, FEiluess ur Meshi n ILr
Stomach, Sour Eruct t'i"as, Cnokisg or sun caung
Feeling when lying down. Dryness o. Yell wuess ~
ne SKIN and Eyes, Nig Sweats, INV trd Fevcrs
Pan ia tn Small ~ the Ia X. Chest side. Sud
bushes of Helt, Depr of SPIRITS, FrIEiht1l
Dreams, Languor, esp"nGency, ans n rvoCs
Disease, res "r Blot hes, ON the skin, ard Fever
md Az Q Tor Chi Is and Fever J
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Yesterday was proud day for the Fire
men of Nashville, and long win they with
pride remember it. Their Anniversary Cele-
braiion was the most imposing they have
ever had. Much larger cities than this
might well be proud of SO splendid a demon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
IT'S Delicious TO Take

CAUTIOS.-BcwaTe pf Druggists dealers who
NAV tTy 20 pal upon you some Bii ter, Str-api-
ia tTAsii, whleh they buy cheap. by saying L.
jgSt go ii. avoid sacI IN n. ASS TO- Mel :
~treugi .niug Corfu a, aud tax. nO,hing II j.
the oaiy remedy tina " u purify ihc Ri .Od [ .tr-
uug IA y and at the strengt he system
tn,. t,bt spoanIui taken every mprniug tastrs. Is
4 &c tti1 proven I've Tor Cfoers, Chiiis aud Fever.
yellow Fever or ANY prevalent Disease. IL Is pat up
IA large tiles.
Fr.ce ony 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS
J. A. NOLAN,
ssle Proprietor of this Cordial Also, McLean's Vol
ctnc OIL Eminent.
Z nCtlai Depot the Corner Of Third aud Pine
treeis -. Louis, No.
sid by ". N. b RRY DENoYILLE, Nashville,
aud all respect bic ugsists eve yWiiere.
mylO-dfis- Swly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

~ @eesacRe ssE AarPea. ss-a - sas1 rs1ziafsS
asstl4-I. a i very esr4ee s.ss- ch=Ag aad
o. sea'~ns -S fer repairing feresnse. nys,s rock-
cry. ar
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Qua the world
cetrr -. Nsw fark.
nentz tser tattfe
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
MARRIED PERSONS.

others conscious Of inability irum whatever cause
viii fni Mciel n's Strengthening CurtiIal a gb
reg of the sy stem. all who may ha,
ured themselves by improper iniulEeuce, will dad
II the Cordial A certain md -edN remedy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

how they should proceed. He was will
ing to meet the issue.
Mr.. Bocock defended the Presidents
views. The honor and dignity Of the
House should extend to him as fair deal
ing as they would to the humbless indi-
vidual.
Mr.. Covode said tina, he made no
charge, bu, merely desired by bis reso-
luton TO ascertain who received money
in carrying the election in Pennsylvania
as charged by the President himself in
his centenary Pittsburg celebration let
ter.
Mr.. Grow contended that the Commit
tee of the House could inquire whether
the President was guilty of violation
of his duty, and simply report the facts
for action.
Mr.. Covode felt that Pennsylvania is
the battle ground, and wanted to follow
up the subject, to see who the guilty par
ty are.
Mr.. Curtis regarded the Presidents
communication as without authority I'M
der the constitution, and an interference
with the rights of the House.
Mr.. Branch concluded his remarks,
and on motion of Mr.. Sherman, the
message was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary, with power to report at
any time.
Mr.. Montgomery made an earnest
Douglas speech. Adj.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

MEASURING THE s.,The
height of waves has been often exagger-
ated, some stating that they are often
higher than the mast of the tallest ship,
and others speaking of them as "moun-
tains high
The late DR.. Scoresby has left US
some data of the height and velocity of
waves, which may be relied upon as
nearly accurate, and which will give
a more correct idea of the subject than
the fantastic description Of the poet. In
a great gale the waves average forty
one or forty-two feet in height, but as
the vision was often disturbed by the
tops OF breaking waves, which rose
much higher, the Doctor placed the aver
age at fifty feet. The average rate Of
the kind of waves known as "rollerS,"
he found to be nearly the same in the
Southern Ocean as in the Northern
Atlantic, the former running at the rate
of 54,S4 feet per second, or 1873 geo.
graphical miles an hour, while in the
latter, FROM experiments made by the
Doctor in l847, he found the rate TO
be 92.67, miles per hour.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

A Coon PoLIrICAL JoKE.---A
good story is told of the towns of Lisbon
and Lyman, at the late election in New
Hampshire. Lisbon is a Republican
town, and Lyman has been Democratic.
The Democratic leaders in the latter
town thought they could spare two or
three voters, so as to carry Lisbon for
the Democrats, and they accordingly
nsoved some two or three, just long
enough before the election to entitle them
to vote. The result was that Lyman
elected Republican Representative, and
Lisbon too, much TO the dismay of the
astute managers, who had thus over
reached themselves.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

SARDINIA.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Times says:
Interesting dispatches to the Sardin-
ian Legation here announce that it is the
fixed determination of Victor Emmanuel,
in spite of the opposition of the French
Emperor, TO receive the Italian States
proposing annexation to Sardinia. An
other war may be the result"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

The SPRAY TRAGEDr.--NeE York.
April 2.--Eyidence has been produced
IN the case Of the slooP Spray, that a cry
Of murder was heasd from on board
vessel of Norwalk Islands, and suisse
quently the report Of pistol. This cor.
responds with the statement that the
Spray was at anchor in that vicinity
The Sound in that vicinity will be drag
gsd for the bodies Of the murdered rnsE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

MAYoRALITY ELECTIONS IN Mich
IGAN.-Detroit, Mich, April 2.-The
Republicans have elected their candidate
for Mayor of this city.
Adrian, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Flint,
Coldwater, Hudson, Owasso, Ypsilanti,
Niles and Pontiac, all choose Democratic
Mayors.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-06

e. For seducing Miss Christie of St.
Mary's, G. W., under circumstances Of
an aggravated character, Weir, the rail-
road contractor, has paid fifty thousand
dollars as compromise TO her friends, to
avoid prosecution.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
A PROTEST AGAINST INVESTIGATION
By THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Thursday March %.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Thursday March p.
SENATE.
The Committee on Commerce reported
a bill providing for the introduction of
H. J..Rogers' code Of marine signals.
Mr.. Green's joint resolution for an
adjournment of Congress from the goth
of April to the 2Ist of May, was taken
up, when Mr.. Anthony moved an amend
ment that the two Houses adjourn sine
die on the 18th of June.
Mr.. Clingman moved that the adjourn
ment sine die take place on the 1st of
June, and opposed the proposed adjourn
ment, as did also Messrs. Gwin and Ben
jamin.
The amendments were withdrawn
and the resolution voted down by yeas
y, nays 30.
The bill supplementary to the act to
authorize protection to the citizens of the
United States who may discover deposits
of guano was taken up, amended and
passed.
Mr.. Gwip gave notice that on this day
week he would call up the Pacific Rail
road bill. He had lost all hope of any
thing being done in the other House.
| On motion of Mr.. Davis the bin Il
prevent assertions and facilitate enlist
ments in the army of the United States
was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes, a joint res
olution removing certain restrictions upoI
a grant of five sections of land to Iowa
was taken up and passed.
The Army Appropriation bill was re
ceived from the House, passed to a sec
ond reading, and was referred to tn
Committee on Finance.
The Senate then went into executiv
session.
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ca The Cleveland Plaindealer thinks
that "Mr. Douglas will go into the
Charleston Convention with one hundred
and twenty-eight votes certain" But
the following is said to be Mr.. Buchanan's
estimate of the strength Of Mr.. Douglas
at Charleston, as it is privately circulated
in Washington
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The TRIAL.-The trial of Mr.. E. G.
Scribner and Samuel Scribner, for the
alleged attack on Mr.. Orne last week,
took place on Tuesday and Wednesday,
occupying nearly two days. After a
mass of witnesses had been examined,
the court decided that there was not suffi-
cient evidence to warrant him in binding
the Scribners over. Mr.. Orne swore
positively that both of them were among
the destroying angels" who helped to
mob him on that terrible night, but an
abb was clearly proven in the case Of
Samuel Scribner. The prisoners were
then discharged.
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From the Boston Journal.
The Election in Connecticut.

TIE Republicans Triumphont.--- Gov.
Buckingham re-elected.--Reptbliean
majoritieS an the Senate and House,
Republican u S. Senator Secured.
New HAVEN, April 2-Midnight.
The Republicans have carried all
branches of the government--the House
by nearly two-thirds, thirteen or fourteen
of the twenty-one Senators, and elected
Buckingham by ten to twelve hundred
majority, n spite of unprecedented
frauds.