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From New York.

NEW YORK. March 24.-In our City Courts yester-
day Adolphus Ranney, the Broadway gift-bOok man,
was convicted of swindling, and remanded for
sentence.
In the Norwich Bank case, James S. Williams was
sentenced to eight years hard labor in the penten-
tiary.
The grand jury brought in bills of indictment
against James Mcintyre and Gideon Tucker for an
attempt to bride an Alderman to vote for the latter
as President of the CrotOn AqueGuCt Board.
The Vanderbilt sailed at noon for Southampton
and Havre with seventy passengers.
The City of Baltimore sailed about noon to-day
for Queenstown and Liverpool, with twenty-seven
cabin and ninety steerage passengers. No specie.
By the Karandck we have Nassau papers TO the
lith, inclusive. A complimentary entertainment
was gwen on the 9th inst Nassau to the Hon G. r.
NesOit, observation-disclosures of the Island of ST
Vincent. Ex-Presldent Pierce. Sir Gore Ousley, and
other distinguished gentlemen, were present The
health Of the ex resident Of the United States being
proposed, that gentleman made very handsome
and eloquent response.
The schooner Thomas French, from Va, picked up,
Wednesday, yawl boat containing Chinaman who
had escaped from the sloOp Spray from Milford,
Conn, which vessel was sunk, the same day by COM
ing in collision with the slOOp Lucinda. The Cap
tain of the latter vessel says when the collision Oc
CURED there was no aboard the Spray excepting
the Chinsman, who refused to come aboard the Lu
cInda. The Captain and his brother the Chinaman
said, went down in the Spray.
Int llSLit uOuSG DAA dppLCpLAAlcS S=JVOu AOI INC
Beacon lights on the Hudson river, between Albany
and Troy in the State Of New York.
Sandy Hook is one of the five stations at which
ear signals are to be established cost Of $4,000.
P. I. Barnum made speech here tonight, stating
since his failure, four years ago he has been en-
gagged in giving exhibitions and in musical and COM
mercial speculations in Europe, which, with the
proceeds Of his lectures throughout Great Britain
have enabled him to cancel all his Jerome Clock
Company debt and preserve large portion Of his
H., .1IA wN,f.
tor of the American Museum and declared that in
every sense, Richard was himself again.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Thlr.y.slE.h 0oagrs.s-.Elr.l sss..lon.


WASHINGTON, March z6.- SESATB.-The Senate
passed the Pacific telegraph bill BY vote Of Is to
Is. The consular diplomatic bin was amended and
passed.
HoUsE.-Curtis introduced a Pacific railroad bill,
which was referred to select committee
Garnet introduced bill to enable citizens Of the
United States to carry their property freely, with
out molestation into Kansas. Referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee
After the Introduction Of several resolutions of
inquiry and the adoption Of others, unimportant
Black offered preamble and resolutions that the
holding OF persons as property is contrary 10 na-
uonal justice and reproach to the Union through
out the civilized world. Therefore.
ResolCea That the Committee on Judiciary report
bill giving every human being freedom and inter-
dieting slavery wherever Congress has the CoEsti-
utional power.
Confusion ensued and the roll was called The
proposition was rejected by vote of 60 against I06
The Committee Of the Whole took up the army
appropriation bill
Sedgwick made Black Republican speech.
Adjourned.
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On locking over our files Of Vera Cruz papers.
we find some interesting particulars Of the progress
OF the war and the prospects Of parties in the in
] terror of the country
The reported capture of Zacatecas and Aguas
Galleries Is confirmed. These two important cities
are the capitals respectively Of the States bearing
1 the same name Zacatecas was captured on the
9th Of February by the Liberal forces under Con
zalez Ortega. There was no resistance, the Cen
tralists, under SilveriO Ramirez having evacuated
the place without firing shot Ramirez fed pre-
cipitately towards San Luis Potosi pursued by Or
tega. On the 18th there was a slight encounter of
outposts Of Salinas. Ramirez's forces were much
reduced by desertion entire detachments with their
officers having abandoned him.
Ortega, despairing of Overtaking Ramirez, aban-
dOned the pursuit and turned southwark, in the
direction of Aguas Calentes, which city he entered
on the 18th, taking possession of it in the name of
the Constitutional Government He Immediately
installed the Legislature Of the State On the 18th
0rtega again took up his march for Zacatecas,
whence he would proceed to assist Cara and Hin
ojosa in their operations against San Luis. At last
dates Cara was at lula waiting for reinforcements
from Zacatecas or New Leon
Jose Vazquez Prada, Nicanor Aroztegui, and
Carlos del Hugo have been imprisoned at Zacatecas
for having given aid to the ReactOnary party. Sc
ArOztegui, who protested against the McLane
treaty, has been removed from the Office Of Super
intendent of the Mint at Zacatecas.
On the Sth of February, $50 cavalry, said to
have been well mounted and perfectly armed
and disciplined, and commanded by the Spanish
FlOrentinO Lopez, were completely routed by the
Liberalists under Pedro Hinojosa, San Juan
de Vanegas.
Another party of 500 Reactionists which had
sailed out from San Luis, under CalvO, was also
attacked and routed
Zuaza was marching southwark from Mon
terey, with 1000 men and two batteries of ar
tillery.
The city of Durango had fallen into the hands |
of a band of robbers and maefactOrs-sO they |
are called by the Liberalists-cOmmanded by man |
named Cajen. and acting in the interest of the |
Church party.
The Lberaliss, at last accounts, were still beseig-
ing Villa Juarez, in Oajaea.-N. o. Pic
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WORTHY OF AM coNTIDENcEfoE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY

~ IL - ~
WORTHY OF AM coSTrDEscr4oR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY. since The great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
tempted only initiate his restorative but profess 20
have discovered something that would produce rsul Is
but they have all come and gone being csIrs4 ~
Honieli results Of Prof Woods preparation, snd nave
forced to leave tie hsd % its rassieas sway hsaa in
B,ru. MANI. April ISM. 1859.
PROF. O. J. WooD Co. GsnThe lester W5als s2l in
1856 concerning your valuabie Hair Restorative ana H w
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere pas l.7s
inquiries t5rching the facts IL me els- - | H.
FIRST, is it fact Of ny hsoaon sa ,5eip contained
third does my hair still continue g g - 80 M,
natural color7 10 siI and do answer ~
hair Is even better than any stage q ny ne ioI o yas
past, soff. thrifty and better ~ go y.
my Ehisters, and the oay cause w \ : ~ ~. y:
thai ne substance Is asd o. y ireqlsE eoeton OF me
face when ii care used 6 EpinE ne n Se So3nee
ton with the uskers, The same .oo = ee al5.
~ Teen IN aerscept Of great many letters from All parts
OF New England, asking me Il NY ~ sl aSs = Ds
,oeouris as wen this it has doubt, basely
inflated and been used no. on sSas any gooa ele put
absolute injury have not used any o. year restorative Of
ut Tor months and yet my hair Is good ever,
old and not gray har N my ha OF on my iaoe and TO prove
q fact send you lock OF my hair taken Of the past week
received your eser q I've quar- ootes Last sumner, for
which am very grateful gave 70 my friends, and thereby
induced them 70 try it, many skel teal until trial.
then purchase and used IL with universal success will
ask az avo tat you send NE test BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold BY many without author
i from from you pure article will insure success, and
believe where COED eeS 90 not follow, the failure caused
by the impure article which inventor Of the good
dssm ny duty heretofore to keep you apprised Of
eect on my mar as ass0e all who inquire OF Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, sirs
yours A. c. RAYMOND
AARoN's Run, Ky, Nov 30, 1855.
The Restorative is pat in bottles Of three sizes, large,
medium, and ANAL; the small holds pint for 81
per Dotte the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion Than the SMALL retas So per bottle large
holds quart 40 cent mOren proportion, and rsas for So
View York. and ia Market street. Louis Mo- and sold by ali
200 Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOesaled by
louse in the United States. febll-ly
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Reported By II. n. HAREIsos. Steamboat Agent.l
The river declines gradually; now on Harpeth
Shoals -four feet Eve inches. The Gena Anderson
the neat new, side-whael steamer, uade her first ap
peranoe at the wharf On Sunday last This craft
was built expressly as packet boat between this
point and Paducah but VIII be used in the ST. Louis
packet llne, until the new steamer c. E. HilInan
now in rapid course Of completion takes her place
The Gen. Anderson is well adapted for the purpose
designed, as she has speed as well as comfort com
bined; her name, and her veteran commander,
Capt JAS. MHlLER jr., together with the many com
forts combined, cannot but render her highly p0pu-
lar. as web as remunerative TO her owners. We
would particularize more fully did deem It need
full but we are satisfied that ali who patronize
her once wiz without hesitancy conclude that she
is he boat the Nashville and Paducah trade has long
desired.
Steamer Red Rover, now at GAINESVILLE, at which
point she well doubtless tighten her freights
count of the present low stage Of the river. Our
regular Paducah line Of steamers viii convey pas
seagers to her in this need previous to her dePar-
ture for New Orleans.
Steamer Scotland now in the river and VIII meet
with dispatch for New Orleans.
Steamer John Gault. the Baltimore and ONO ran
road connecting packet at Louisville is now due'
and viii be IN port this morning and depart On
Thursday morning as above
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Enreirn Cnmmercial.

NEw York, Msrch 26-Per Steamer Canada Marriott
Co. say the spnners hands is considerable
but cessation of receipts would influence the general
demand
Clare Sons say the market irregular and quotations
changed.
stOhtsriOht DeE say Mddling and low American deelin
DIG.
Hewitt s1ys there continued dizziness. Common grades
difficult SELL Imports ef the week $4,000 bales Known to
be at sea 5000 bales American, against 3d. 200.
HAvRE-Cotton dull and tending doMnRards.
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The Memphis Enquirer ofthe a5th says:
By reference % bank note reports VIII be that the
notes o. the Bank OF Jefferson and the Citizens Bank are stricken
OUT we are informed that the Of these banks cannot be
Inc Bank OF Jefferson Free Bank and the time FOR the
redemption Of its notes by the Comptroller provided By law
expired on the 9th Of February Mr. P In1an Of Rnggold
Ca who Bank OF Jefferson, informed the Comptroller
that he would ceeruly whatever OF the issues Of the
Bank may be outstanding, II sent to him.
The notes Of the Citizens Bank which located at Memphis
have been selling at discount about sixty cents the dollar
since its suspension understood that Nj Sam P
Walker edeening dollar for dollar as presented
Why this sudden change IL affairs the Enquirer ought
have been able to explain
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COMMERCIAL

Review Of the Nashville Market, March 60.
ton 70 day.
skvAuAH, March 23-saes Of Cotton to-day ,75 baley With
Improved demand Good qualities full and Arm Good
Mddlings 10 Miding TaIr liGIINc.
cHAEIToEs March sssales d Cotton to day I7o3 bales
The market closed advancing for tie better grades,
Mon March Sales Of Cotton to-day S5l0taIes Mia
uilnes a " lell35fo. The MARKET unchanged.
Mo1nE March 25sales OF Gotten to day Oo0 bales Mid
ding lo5<4l0 Quotations nornai Sales Of tie ~ 500
baes Receipts Of tie week l09e bales against 1860 same
time last year Receipts ahead q last year iIss50 bales
ports Of tae E809750 Stock Ii Mobile Iese0 bales
treisht' On Cotton to Liverpool 5z4ll52i.
4oBAccO-Thero vas no Tobscco sold to day.
Business generally unusually dun to day Indeed
heard Of transactions Of consequence in any thing IN Pro
duce line.
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AYERS
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No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
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That which protects from or prevents this dis
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GAIT HOUSE,
LnT-TEVTEH Nv.

EVuE Propretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing
large increase OF travel from the opening Of the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that the weearned reputation OF the
GAIT HoUsz strictly fret class Hotel, shall be mantaned
This Houses most conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville office Of the Jacksonville Railroad having d
railroad connections to all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing toe United Mail Line Steamers for Cncn
matt and the East, are within square Of the Hotel
Baggage checked in the Gait House to all the principal
points, North East and West.
II ? Time from louisville to New York IS hours
--Ln H.
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NASHVILLE.
TUESDAY, MORNING. mAaoH =. 1850.
ROCK CITY TTTIe.


Departure of Passenger Trains.
? AsHRlllE AM oHazrANooat-4:Gg A. M.,3P.M
Z LhkAssEE AEn ALABkMA--ssOO A. III $3.50 z. H.
LOuistllAA AHh AAsHvIEIR--fs3O A. NJ, 1890 A. n.
Gaiistn Express 3:E5P.M.
ADaNFiHLp AND kEETrCEF-2 P nj
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
h1sBvIl1z AND CHAsraEoosA-s:0O A. M .e:fOP. N.
Z kAsAsaEE AID ALABAsk-Ss45 A. NJ, 6:20 P. IL
AooiEltiIE AEp NasHFu1E-G:O5 A. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ
GallatE Express s. IS A. M
EDszEiEID 4SD KEarucET-9s3O A. u.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHYSlC

composed that disease within the range of their
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to find his health energy restored by remedy at
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Notronly do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish
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Of their cures and directions for their in the follow
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Loss Of appetite, Jaaldice and other kindred COM
plants arising from low state Of the body obstruc
ton Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength % the system debated by disease.
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MEMPHIS, March 26-The steamer Arkansas Tray
ellef, from New Orleans for Fort Smith, sunk near
Van Buren,, Arkansas Wednesday last. TIE boat
and cargo are a total loss. One unknown passenger
was lost
a barge from Cairo, in tow of the steamer Phila-
delpha, sunk above here. Loss S25,OO0 insured
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-The river is stationary
with Eve feet nine inches water in the canal
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rTnrkets br TeIerrnph.

CKoaEITI March e5-Mess Pork Sl79I7.95. Lard, prime
lO9n. Flour dull, s5.4O955O. Whisky sales aOo bbs
1sX9ls5s Moasses bbls, HOS Sugar sales
IS hhds S49s1I Corn dull, 800.
EEw YORK, March 26FlOur dull, sales 5000 bbs $500
SIS. Corn dull declined l92 white nc. Mess Pork, sales
2sOObbs sT7759Zs7H for new MOlasses Orleans 4s47c.
Sugar firm, sales lg7 hhds Orleans auction 697 $780,
on time.
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NEw ORLEANS, March 24.-The ship Forest 9ing
came in collision on the llth with the bark RIVER
Belle, from Cieufuegos bound to New ork, near
Cape St. Antonio The latter sunk. Capt Haynes
and two children and VIM. study Of Massachusetts,
were drowned The remainder Of the passengers
and crew were brought here.
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Expense of Charleston DeIegats,

ALBANT, n. Y, March 25.-The Democratic Cen
trail Committee have found that the best arrange
ment they could make at Charleston fo- eighty per-
sons IS five dollars day, to commence on the 18th
That is raising the extorton 10 nearly ten dollars
day each
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The typographical Union of Pi;tsburg have clos-
en- Mr. THmlls w. WRIGHT foreman Of The Pitts5ury
Dispatch Office as delegate to the National Type
graphical Union to be held in this city on the first
Monday in Nay next.
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The subscribers 20 the EASTMAN fund, are again
requested to call at my office and pay up their sub
scriptiOns i is very important % realize the sub
scriptions without the expense Of an agent C3n
and nav without delay. Members Of the Legisla-
tnre who have subscribed arc requested to come
forward and settle. : r. ANDERSON.
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CITY NOTICES.

The Spring styles of boots and shoes for ladies'
gentlemen. &c. can be found, done up in the finest
style Of the art mechanical, by calling at the shoe
store Of A. RUTLAND at No. 30 Union street, where
he and his accommodating attaches viii be pleased
to see all in search OF any article in their line.
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We have received the first number Of the Southern
Aaas published al Brownsville in this State by Mr..
T. J. AANN Il promises to be worthy the cordial sup
port Of the Democracy Of Haywood
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The Howe Machine to any wanting Sewing Machine
Efks. O. ROGERs,
Wife Of c. Rogers, Of Graves, Marks 900,
!. " CURREY, N. D.,
No. y, Spring Street.

purchased OF hessrs Cone Brothers HoWes $40 Ma
chimes about three months since by wife has used
constantly since then, and well pleased she would not
exchange for other in but little dim
Guilty in learning to it and do any kind work with
it She cheerfuy adds her testimony the superior facilities
OF HcWe's Machines in doing kinds work without roabs
II. B. PLUMMER.
Of II. B. Plummer 4 Co., Public square.
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Fire.

FORT WAYNE, IND, March PA fire occurred at
o'clock this morning, which entirely destroyed the
Times building, containing the Office and stock Of
DawsOn's Daily Times and Indiana FreemdSOH cloth
ing store of J. g. THEM & BrO and other occupants
Loss $4,000. Them was insured for $4,000
burglar at Logansport last night, entered the
drug store Of W. II. Bringhurst and robbed the safe
containing 81 900. No clue to the robbers.
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Trussss and Supporters Of every variety, ever
offered ia ths city. Whatever the size OF The paent,
or; he kind Of hernia certainly be- suited calling AZ
the correr Of College and Union street,, where can be found
gJod assortment Of Surgical and Dental lnsrumenta Lace
Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, &C
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We authorized CARY A. HARRIS, Of viii
hanson county, candidate Attorney General for the ju
deAl Circuit Of the Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4- I'd
We authOrg announce JAS Z. RAINES, Esq,
candidate Attorney the Ninth Judi
cia Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson, SumnET
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860.
Weare authorized announce S. L. FINLEY. Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th Judcs
Circuit Election, May, 1860
octq 59te
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MORGA AN g. CO..
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
A STOCK Of
SPRING GOODS,
CHILDE HAROLD.
RED BOILING sPRINGS,

AVING purchased the interest Of Messrs NEwBY HEARE
in the aboYeeeebrsted SPRINGS taken possession OF
the same, and determined to spare exertions rsnder
pleasant summer retreat.
The springs are located in Macon county seventy miles
tart Nashville Parties leaving for the Springs will
Gaan car, at which place stages leave for Hsrtsvie
hepce by The hack villa leave every other morning
from the first Ct June,
reputation Of the water IS too we'll in this
nifty 10 need any Seroula Dyspepsia. Gravel
bladder aud all affections Of the kidney they
specific refer with pleasure to Dr. Z. A. Herbert Of Nash
e giving evidence Of the curative powers Of the water, he
having been pmsuenty cared aggravated Of Gravel
marlG-d3n WEBB & WALKER, PrOpFictota
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