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DenunciatiOn of Mr.. Bell by His own
Party.

DenunciatiOn of Mr.. Bell by His own
Party.
EfThe New Orleans Crescent, always an Opposition
paper, and now supporting BELL and EVERETT, cOlr-
tanned the following denunciation of the former in
its issue of the 2Stl of May, 1858:
MEssRs CRTTTENDEN AND BELL@-These distinguish
ed gentlemen from some unaccountable cause, now
a DAYS generally vote with the Northern Freesoiers,
and in opposition to the members from that section
OF the Ccnfederacy il was supposed they were cleo
ted 10 represent at least in part If one represented
Vermont and the other Michigan there would be lit
tie difficulty accounting for their action by one
process another but as 1t is. we confess that we
are altogether in the dark unless has been stated
on numerous occasions recently Presidential aspra-
lions have outweghed and overslaughed the duty and
fealty they owe their immediate section.
On the 10Th inst, the bill of Senator Clay, of Ala
bama, TO repeal the fishery bountles, came up for
discussion and determination. On its final passage
the vote stood being taken by yeas and nays as
follows:
Ieas-Hess Bayard Benjamin, Bger, Bright, Brown Clay
Cngman Davis, Douglas, Fitzpatrick, Gwin, Hammond Hen
der Hunter Iverson, johnson OF AransaS johnson OF Ten
JONES' Mallory, Mason, Peares Polk Pugh Rice Sba
sn side Thompson of New Jersey, Toombs, Wright and
1Gys~Messrs Allen, Bell BrOderc, Chandler, CLARK, Col
amer, Cenden, Dixon, Durkee, Dool tile, Fesssnden Foot
Fsser, Hale H4mn, Harand Houston King seward Shields
Simmons, Stuart, sumner, Wade and Wllson-2S.
Kennedy, Reic, Thompson Of Kentucky and TInmeull-o
Very bad company for Messrs. Crittenden and
Bell to be in. We trust it is not an indication that
they prefer the society of Northern Freesoiers to
that OF their own Southern brethren. 1t looks so,
however, and deeply regretful are we that
stern truth compels even this tacit admission.
What all the leading enemies of the South favor,
should bring FORTH it seems to US, the opposition OF
every true Southern man.
We believe Mr. Bells successor has already been
appointed by the Legislature Of Tennessee. Once
we should have deeply deplored his departure
from the councils of the nation, but now, alas
worse than
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

A GREAT CRISIS AT HAND IN EUROPE general
war in Europe appears to be imminent. 1t may be
delayed for some months, perhaps; but it is just
as likely that the next steamer from Europe may
bring intelligence that the first blow has been
struck. If GARIBALDI advances on Naples, Austria
and Rome WILL in all hum IN probability, take sides
with King FRANCIS. In that case, France would
come into the ield-for such act on the part of
Austria would 0e a breach of the treaty of Villa
franco Prussia-now recOncied to Austria-must
soon be forced into the melee. and Russia and Eng
land would find great difficulty in keeping aloof
Much depends on the fate of GARBALDI. If his in
vasion of Calabria is successful, war on grand
scale is pretty sure to grow out of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
Important RevelRuOn--.Yaucev orssrad
the DOugIas Nomination for vice PreSi.
daur but DecIfneR,

Important Observation-Disclosures Offered
the DougIRs Nomination for vice PreSi.
dent but Declines.
The Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette telegraphs to that paper under date of the
9Th inst as follows:
A dispatch from Richmond, dated last night. saws.
% Jennings Wise addressed a large audience At
Aetropotan Hall, in tins city, tonight in favor of
Breckenridge and Lane. He stated upon the author
ity of a Virginia delegate who remained in the
Douglas Convention at Baltimore that VIM. l..
Yancey was rendered the nomination for the Vice
Presidency on the Douglas ticket but that he refus-
ed 10 accept stating that oil and water could not
Intermix.'
Mr. Wise stated that he was aware of the fact that
the Douglas men in Baltimore were hunting nm a
Southern protectionist who would accept the nomi-
nation for the Vice Presidency, but failed to get
These statements took the meeting by surprise.
They will damage the cause Of Douglas IN Virginia
very materially.
lam inclined to think there is truth in Wsee state
mont The Douglas men were very polite tc lancey
between the Charleston and Baltimore Conventions
Ar Douclas sent for him, entertained him at his
bonse. and every effort was made 20 change his pO-
sutton but all 10 no purpose He remained unmov-
able and hence the hostility now OF the Dougiasites
70 hmm,
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SIilIa Dem OcratI
From the Fayetteville Observer, Sept. c

Hon. VIM. II. Polk, in his speech at tire court
house last Friday, said that in 1856 he was ap-
pointed ElectOr TO bear the Democratic standard =
that he had not changed and to-day appeared with
the same baRner,' etc Let us see how that is. F.
A. Parham, editor of the Chattanooga Gazstte of
the btterest Know Nothing papers in Tennessee was
delegate to the Opposition State Convention at
Nashville last year that nominated John NethePland
On his return home, he gave in his paper some
"glimpsy' notices of the big" men he saw at the
capital city. Among the rest occurs the following
artess reference to a well known politician:
Col VIM. II. Polk was in the city, not working
exactly with the OppOsiionists, but defending
OF the leading PlanES IN our Platform and iRdspen
IDENTIFY denOlmcing some Of the positions Of the Demo
cratic party. The Col. is a candidate for Congress
in his district against Thomas and it is said stands
the best chance for being elected By the way Col,
that extra fine gold pen which you transferred from
your pocket to mine shall do good service this sum
mer. May your success be commemorate with your
generosity, talent and independence.
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COUSTERFETTERs ARRE5TED.-Two brothers named
Jenkins who hailed from Madison, Ind, were ar
rested by officer Bligh yesterday the eating cellar
under the Washington House. at the landing The
charge against them that they had offered to pass
a counterfeit gold dollar the proprietor o. the
eating cellar When the officer made adescert upon
them. one of them attempted to swallow a coun
terfeit dollar note the Northern Bank of Ken
lucky but an application OF the garrotIng process
induced him To throw up the bogus bill. The other
brother threw wad of counterfeit bills under table
when he saw that they were pursued, " hich proved
to be ten the Bank of Ashland and some notes
on the Commercial Bank of Hartford. The broth
are in Jail awaiting examination Louisville Journal
Sent &
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M BELL

M BILL
"EiF, no man who loves his
country, no man who has any
Just pride in the reflection that
he Is an American citizen, but
must desire that these dissen.
sions should cease. For, sir. it
Is not q mere question whether
We shall preserve the Union; for
that may be. and yet prove no
great boon either 10 ourselves or
to posteTity The question is not
whether these States shall con-
tinne tobeunited according to the
letter Of the covenant by which
they are bound together. It's,
whether they shall continue to
be united inheart; whethet they
hall be practically and efficient
lyco0perative incarryingtout the
great end Of theassO ia.On. The
question is whether mutual
trust and confidence shall c n
tinue to animate and encourage
mutual efforisin pro noting aud
multiplying common benefits;
OF whether mutual hatred and
distrust shall step in TO chick
lall progress to distract and con
found all Joint elsdeaVors FOR
the common welfare; in fine, 70
entail upon the country all TINS
evils OF endless discard 1hat
is the question, ASD wHEN fou
PRESENT THAT ISSUE TO Nj, L
SAY AT ONCE GIVE NE SKIP
IARATtoN, GIVE ME- DisuElOhi
GIVE MK ANYTHINGIN PREFERENCE
TO A UHToR SUSTAINED ONLY BY
POWER, BY CONSTITUTIONAL AND
lLTaAL TIES. WITHOUT CON
FrpsNcr. II OUR FUTURE CA.
.lREER Is TO BIZ oNEOE ETERsAL
lprscaRp. AND y ANGRY GRIMM
lrIoN AND REGENERATION, GIVE
Ike RATHER sgPARATIoN WITT
lALL ITS c'EsEoUEEcEs. II
In am to be at peace, let it be
peace in reality; and if 1 am to
Ibe at var. let me know it at
once, that l may put my house
lin order and be ready to meet
the consequences.
So, sir, If I could dictate the
course Of Congress in the
pending difficulties, 1 would say,
| le- the ad ustment be maoein the
real spirit Of concession, com
lprpmise and Cancellation. Let
lus have some assurance that the
prom sed harmony shall be per
lmanent Stay this agitation,
lallay this burning fever that
Threatens to consume the system,
il terminate this suspense, which
lis more intclerable than an open
Irup'ure " EEoF THE SOUTH
HAVE MADE UUR MINDS TO TIELD
NOTHING: TO ENDURE NOTHING;
OR BETTER SPIRIT AcTUATEs
Us. AND WE AK PREPARED BOTH
TO YIELD SOMETHING, AND IN
ipURE som THING, AND YET
cannot BRING OUR NORTHERN
lBRETHREN TO ANY TERMS OF
JUST ANn EQUITABLE ARRANGE
lMENT AND THEY WILL CONTINUE
10 vKx AND HARRAss Us now
AND FOREVER, LET Us RESOLVE
AND LET THEN SUFFER us TO
MANAGE OR AFFAIRS CUR owE
WAY. But 1 trust it will never
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
nomo,ro,,c Ra.Iy Last Night.

Col. JoHN H. CRozIER, OF Knoxville made capital
and telling speech to large crowd at the corner Of
Broad and Market streets last night Col CRoziR Is
Of the best posted politicians in the state ana
he discusses the issues involved IN the canvass WIN
great ability, and sure to interest his hearers dc
made many points npon Mr.. BELL last night under
which the Opposition WINGED, while the Democracy
were highly delighted with his effort
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

ARREST OF Communicable learn from the
Indianapolis Sentinel that nest of counterfeiters,
formerly located in Green county Ind have recent
ly been broken up, and a number of arrests have
been made of parties implicated. On the 18th ult.
Mrs. LUcRETA FREEMAN was arrested in Bagdad ILL.,,
by an indianapolis officer. and day or two previous
three men by the name of PEG, Fry and GAMBLE were
ARRESTED near Tuscola, Illinois. The mods and
machinery for making coin, together with lot of
metal and galvanic battery were found in posses
sion of Mrs. FREEMAN, who was the galvanlzer of
the gang. PEG, Fay, and GAMBLE were examined
before Commissioner CRUFT, at Terre Haute, and
held to bail in 81 500 each which was given They
are the sons Of wealthy farmers in Green county.
The officers on the track of others who are i'm
plicated. Mrs. FREEMAN was examined by Commits
siOner CRUFT, who put her bail at $500, and in de-
faul. she was taken to indianapolis and lodged in
Jail. She acknowledges to have been employed in
the business since she was married to FREEMAN
about four wears
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
A srRAw.-The New Orleans Dst4 of the 4tb sa,

Ne congratulate our neighbor of the Crescent
upon the large number of pleasant visitors he has
recently entertained in response to the several invi-
tatCns for $1,000 and $500 bets on Louisiana not go
ing for Breckenridge The first proposed bet on last
Thursday, was grabbed up early in the day by agen
uemaE who was only little ahead of seventeen 9th
ers who were eager for the same The bet of $500
advertised on Saturday, also bagged almost as
soon the Office was open and after breakfast
there were so many calls for it that many people
thought some gentleman of our neighbours office had
just married, had bad an heir BORN him. and all
his friends were calling to congratulate him.
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AHh DRY SUMNER OF lS60.-A considerable nor
uon OF the United States. as remarked by contem-
PorAry mas suffered from drouth during the summer
just eueu 10 such an extent to justify the predie-
uon tat' Tor long time to come the season will be
reierref 10 as the dry summer of 1850 From about
Inc fortleth parallel Of north latitude. extending
from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean. and south.
ward to embrace all Mexico, and even tho Isthnian
countries the drouth has prevailed to an injurious
extent and IN large districts of country to such
uegree as 10 prevent the raising of any one of the
provision crops There are some districts TO be ex
cepted where timely showers have saved the crons
from destruction and even secured nre,tv amnle
production but they are few and not of large ex-
tent, being mere exceptions to a general rule Had
the locality been reversed and the destructive sea.
son been confined to the region north of the for,eth
degree of latitude, where the cereal grains are
mainly produced, there would have been scarcity
of food unexampled in the history Of the country.
But it so happens fortunately that the northern re-
gion has been productive to almost an unexampled
extent, so that there be no danger of famine or
even Of very high prices for breadstuffs But vast
quantities have to be moved and distributed over
the southern country, giving large employment to
boats and railroads, and increasing the intercourse
between the South and North. just when politicians
are seeking causes of enhancement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

John N DUN, of this place. writing to the Nash
vile Banner, says that Bradley county will give
Bell and Everett majority in November next
John is a bad guesser. Bradley is net bad about
giving Opposition majorities. Not long since there
an election for Attorney General in this Circuit
three candidates were voted for IN Bradley, two
Democrats and one Opposition. and if we recollect
correctly, both Democrats beat the Opposition man.
If this is wrong we hope John will correct u.s. as he
is posted in that northumberland Banner
SerltT
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Condition of the Bank of Tennessee and
Branches, Nashville, September 1, 1850.
LIABILITIES.
sc 369 III {
JN0. A. FISHER cashier.

JN0 A. FISHER cashier.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. DAVIDSON COUNTY-
JOHN FISHER Cashier Of Tennessee being duy
that the accompany ing statement wing the eond
ton Of the Bank Of tennis from the Of
Of the Branches for the month ending August
1867, is correct has knowledge and belief
Sworn subscribed before the eth September 1860
s- JOSIAH FERRISS, J z.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON COUNTY
G. SMITH President OF the Rank Of Tennessee, makes
I;h hs the accompanying statement made by officers Of
the Bank and Branches, he believes to be correct.
.t- SMITH, President
Sworn to and subscribed before he sth repm en- LEGO
septg JOSIAH FERRISS 1 p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
bal Ohaneery Oaurl as GaInes boro, Tenn

EETHITB MYERS and others Elizabeth D. HoIlowman
w and SUSIE Holowmen-Origiual Bill and EIizabetn
HanOwnan White Myers and others-Cross On d O.
ton o. complainant Elizabeth Holowman By solicitr
and appearing tie satisfaction Of the ter
from allegation in compAinan s DILL sworn to IN At
the defendants hsit Geand, William 4, Ea Car
ter Ann Ella Shoemaker, James HsilOw1an aud inns
More, Tennessee 1t is
that publ cation be made Or i've in
AsERUAN eWspaper Published the CITY Of Nashville
Tennessee requiring sand nou-re appear on
before the nday in February next, the Chan
Gerry court at GAnehorJ, comp nt's bill
alsga the Elm will cOuessd and the cause
fer hearing expsre them the SAID Court
W, II BOTS,
September Q, '6O-w4t-prs fee So CLERK an Master.
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Yanccy and the ohio Democracy

The Hon WIN. L. YANCEY has been invited by the
National Democratic State Central Committee of
Ohio to speak in that State In his reply he says it
is out OF his power to accept the invitation After
explaining the misrepresentation in regard to the
Southern League lie dissects the position Of Judge
DoUGIAS and closes as follows:
On the other hand the South simply stands on
the Constitution it has been expounded by the bred
Scott case. We claim that people have the same
Constitutional privilege the Northern people have
to 60 and reside in a common Territory with any
property we own. We claim that no policeman
shall meet US on the border and prevent enter
ing with slaves while he lets pass Ohio man with
cattle. When there, being under Government
instituted to govern the Territory with reference
to the rights Of all we shall be allowed TO remain
there unul. in time the people form State COnsti
tuition. and are admitted into the Union. In that
event. the majority can say whether the new State
will recognize prohibit slavery If they prohibit
the South utters complaint, and will vote for its
admission into the Union not, other questions
may determine.
Ours then is in fact, the true doctrine of "nonin
terventon." Mr.. Douglas doctrine is "noninter-
vention by Congress" but intervention by legisa-
tive majority in a Territory. We say intervention
by neither Congress nor Territorial Legislature. to
prohibit or establish but If the latter does inter
vene to the injury of citizen, then Congress its
creator shall intervene to prevent or remedy the
bar
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ST. CECILIA'S FEMALE ACADEmY
MOUNT VERNON,
Near NashviIIe. Tennesses.

u
THNHE listers Of the Order Of ST. Dominic veil noup IN AZ
and ne adjoining States experienced cad eompesens
directors OF female eucatOn respectfully announcs to the
Nashville and to The public in general that thsT ar
preparing and viii be ready receive pupils above matt
tuition on the LIST OF Oetober The Aeadeu- about nile from
The city and situated in Of the heaHul healthy
locations in is vicinity.
The ladies' OF his Institution being specially devoted the ed
ueaiion TIC young Of their viii sofng ubdone
TO mpart 70 s pupils conded TO their horOugh sduca
ton, in every Of the word The religion pr5sd b. The
ladies' OF The restitution is the Catholic and y viii inPart
special religious instruction pupils protesting that h. Pu
pills OF every religious denomination will be admitted aod
undue influence will be used to bias the religious principles o.
the yOnng ads will Of them be permitted % enbae
the Catholic faith without tie verbal written consent Of par
ens guardians Uniformity and good orer however require
the attendance OF all at morning and evening prayers, and
the eiigious exercises Sunday
he Of studies divided into four departments,
department having lis distinct Of studies assigned
The academic viii eonss. Of tive sessOnse ast
mencng the hrst Monday September thu second the
Mon1ay February The academic viii close with
distribution pfemums aad honos about the 10Th Of jane
Of each year.
Terms per Session Payable in Advance.
For board sod tuition S65 ga s75 ssaceordip- 4,
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September Q, '6O-W4t-pr's fee So

A EDKRW J McWHIRTER & CO., Hugh MeCrel Co.,
~ CooAe Bailey Co 81. s. Pitcher ald others vs. Thomas
Hail Joshua nsi William IT. Jones tters-Injunction
and Attachment Bills Consolidated molten omplanants
by thsE solicitors, aud appearing satisfaction Of the
Slek ID Master, from Slieg in complaIuans b Is
which that the lefendtnt William Jones' IS
resident OF tAe State OF Tennessee It that PUB
LEGATION be made for four successive the UEoE AND
AMERICAN newspape. published the cit, OF Nashville re-
curing said resident defendants appear the
Monday in February before ChaLcery ourt at
Gainsboro, to compainaus DILL the same will Re
taken for confessed and hsc hearing ae as
to siC at tue next term Of said CoGrt ". II. BOFFS
September 9, 't0-W4s-pr's Tee So Clerk and Master
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UNIVERSITY PLACE., Franklin County. Tenn. 4
August Let, 1850.
To Archtfects,

- 10 a rcDlteeLSs
FMS for the buildings the University Of the South
y invtei fr the ATchits cts Of the United Ststea
The building for which designs immediately required
the main building Of the fF0up This design for this building
must neupae c-n ueare aanksd By Two wings, the
whole to be two tories high
upper story Of he structure Is uIei As an
ExhiDstioa Hall 1t must constructed with galleries,
upon the Of the ees OF Music, Win sttngs fr
twenty eve hundr persons The lover t. be divided into
Onees for the business departments OF the University
One Of the wings arranged for library win roons
underneath for unpackng storing &C The other Wig 20 Be-
constructed Gaey Of the lover story OF which 10 be
used a. an academy Of design.
The pIars contemplate building Of ssone Sreh shall
De fire throug The wings 70 be 80 constructed a. 70
admit OF extension,
For far her In reference n this and the other BUILD
ms t. be erected application must be made TO the s1seuVe
Committee
The design which NAV re adopted will pSc for. All others
viii be subject to the order OF the trcatects
All desg rEarded as 10 reach univesy Place
by the ss day be addressed 10 TIE Ike u
tive Committee University Pse. sra Kiln County, Tennessee
By order OF the , xecGtive Committee.
LE0NIDAS pix.
sT6PHEN ELLIOTT, Z SHo Committee.
GEO K. FAIRBANKS
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DOUGLAS THREAT.-Democrats don't forget the
threat made by Douglas, in his fight on the Lecomp-
ton Constitution 80 reported by Mr. kellogg of lii
nois which has never been denied that he would be
found fighting in the great Northern party in 1860
that ii was policy for him to remain IN the party
in order to hold certain of the rank and file SO that
when he went over from the Democracy, he could
take the crowd with him, and when he got all over
he would cut down the bridge and sink the boats
Indianapolis (Id) Old Line Guard.
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FmIAL-The mother of Mr.. Douglas is understood
to reside in the western part of the State of New
York 1t is also understood that Stephen RI hing
tc her arms by the way of Norfolk, Va, whe he
proposes TO express some views the novel sub ects
of 'Squatter Sovereignty" Among the friends of
Stephen the popular song just now is, "Let me kiss
him for his Mothern 80