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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

lsssTIupx soyts MISREPRESENTATION
TRUNs.-The Maryland Institute, at its exhibts
ton fr 1850. awarded to James s. Topham, (ts7
Seveni, St, w ashington, ID. G manufactured q
trunks, vaAses aud travelling bags, the nrst pre-.
mium-a' silver medaf-for the best trunks and
taveli M bags on exhibition. His goods were In
competitors Win goods made by riddle Nor
sfison, 90 sesv York siry md NeWark. N. =, the
largest trunk manufacturers In the United Ssates
This 10 the econd time he has taken the first pre-
MUM, having necn awarded bronze medal by
the Metropolitan Mecbanics' Institute OF w ash-
ingtsn citYs al itsizst sxhibiton, y March, ls6Js
for the same elfs Of goods. lie,
TIE Director n TIE u B. Mat at Philadelphia
hiss arranged win the Adams Express Company
for the transportation of the old copper cent? OF
the u >. TO the Mint and the new cent coine in
return, In sans % e2band upward, free Of cost TO
the parties wishing TO make the exchange. ibis
messufe shoutd have he eaectof w1fhdssytne
entirely from circuatioa the unsightly and in
eOavehisqssisfoppss ssassE
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Burning Of n Cotton Ship.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9-The steame- Quaker City
from Havana on the 5te instant, has arrived. shs
brings the crew Of the ship China. from New
Orleans for Liverpool, which was totally destroyed
by hre on Cape Carname, Florida The crew
were taken of by the bark Ocean Bride, and
transferred 70 the steamer Quaker City. The
snip bad cargo Ct 200 bales Of cotton, and was
owned at Portland -r- .-l+ sl..
The crew Of the American bark Cham pion had
mutinied az Havana. The Captain shot one Of
the mutinees before order was restored. The
had been senr cc-keyN W 6a7of IrIsfe
Sugars al Havana were unchanged. Stock IS, =
Frei IH were duif sser,iar T.ehsnss Is.isS
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n D d FEE l. VS. HALL
y TONIGHT
WOlfstenberger's Mirror
Il OF
ARCTIC REGU0N9s

A new Painting, BY 6rst-clsss English Artists,
illustrating the Explorations of Sir John Franklin
DIR, Kane, and Captain McClntock.
As exhibited at EGyPTiAN HAL 4, LONDON, for 800
consecutive nights, 70 more than half million of
Paace.
These Paintings have been pronounced, BY EURO
PKAN AND AMERICAN CONsoIssEURs, to be the most
enchanting productions of artistic genius in the
void, and are quite unlike any similar attempts Of
panoramic art. I
Produced from original sketches, With every at
tention to accuracy of DETAIL these Paintings may
be confidently relied on while the subject itself is
rop'ete with scientific gems, and offers q rare and
intellectual entertainments
The attraction OF the Arctic subject-the wonder
fu artistic merit OF the paintngs-the felicity of IL
ustrat en-the Elegance Of diction and eoquence of
thought conveyed by the lecture-rarey fails to en-
chain ever, cultivated i. tsllect.
The thrilling scenes of those daring gators of
the Arctic Zone are portrayed with q viyidneIs SO
sta ting that the audi ence led to believe them
selves actually amid the scenes represented
Each scene Is adorned in fresco with authentic
portraits by Winterhalter, of the principal Arctic
celebrities.
T. Lecture by ALFRED SMITH, Esq., of London.
Admission IS cents; children Is cents.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS made with schools.
Doors open at O'Clock; Entertainment CON-
mences at O'Clock. T
Sec descriptive bills. NOS If
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The following letter from Rev. HRsRy Woop. of
Concord, ". H., Editor the Congrega tionai Jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor OF WIstar's Balsam:-
CONCORD, ". H., March 2.
MBssRs. SIXTH w. FowLR & Co.-Genfs,nsr
Two years ago, sudden and violent attack upon
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks
AMI when recovered, was SO much oppressed By
difhculty In breathing, that was often unable 10
was extreme and judging from the ineficacy of the
remediss used, l supposed the disease incurable.
being persuaded 10 try bottle OF WIsfars Balsa,n
y Rtid Cherry. without confidence in its efficacy
found the difhcuity almost entirely removed be-
fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with INV
fellDw sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY WOOD
None genuine unless signed 4. Burrs on the
wrapper. =.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle Il Co., Boston, and for
SAG by I'D. Gilman, 8. c. Ford, ir., 8. B. Waite
ington; and BY dealers everywhere. nolo-iwJ
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The TusATER.-Notwiptandin the leaky con-
dition Of the weathsrlsst Sleht, very large audi
encs assembled at the fheater 70 zee Jefferson i'm
the character Of Asa Trenc hard In the "American
1870 S VIZ ss sas sri 81
the able stock company now at the theater. The
ld % sssss I'M jsnssn = Bo Ss
Ws ssasissaS Sfs he great cot1edy II Rip Van
xwnkle''i Is ip rehearsal, and win be presented on
SMosisynigh next. p - = - - a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

EyEs THOSE who are in the enjoyment of perfect
heslth frequently have need to have recourse to
tonics as preventives of disease. We are never too
yell armorsd against the assaults Of "the ills that
flesh II heir to Such an invigorator they may fad
IN 6ostetter's Btters-a medicine that cannot be
taken regularly without giving vitality and eastici
ty 10 the systcm. At this season, particularly the
strongest man is not proof az anst the malaria in
certain sections Of the country. In all cases of
amount OF quinine, while the most dangerous eases
o. bilious lever yield TO its wonderful properties.
Those " no have tried the medicine will never ufe
another for any of the all ats which the Hostter
Bltters processes to suhdpe. To those who have
not made the experiment. we cordially recommend
an early application to the Bitters whenever they
are stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
where. no 5-eoSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

sAMgEL sTRoxs, Esq returned this morning
from New y ork State, whe e the great battle was
fought, and he looks az smiling and walks as
niH6le as he did in 1850, when he came to this
city to build the new extension to the Capitol
Sam will have Influence, without doubt with the
President elect. Why not, Lincoln was his
first choice, ard he has worked hard for his cleo
ton, spending his time and money, whilst Others
in this city have stood idly by and done nothing
suppose sam will have the finishing Of the work
he SO creditably commenced II he desires IT, A
number OF prominent men bevc already named h m
for Commissioner OF Public Buildings. but he
Will, 10 Is thought, give way for Job " .1Angus
Esq who Is prominent cand date for that b. A.
oraole position Mr.. Strong has powerful friends,
and, as be has never known defeat In any matter
politically, which he has undertaken tits fair to
pfesume That be will succeed In anything which
he may ask from the Incoming admi nisisation.
There Is no man who has been under his employ
at the Capitol but would be glad to see him IN his
old position As Jenny Maher has often said
Nr -t-r MECHANIC I
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HaH Var. mafksts

NEW YoRx. Nov 10 -FIoa stsady; State ss %
Ohio unchanged; southere Is 75sss. whesi de
cliring tendency sroat, and hrm IN s'es>s south
efn red u 30 Corn heavy; miz>d ees7ie. Pork
|sk<sdy; mess unchanged; Prine sh -
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HoLLowAY's PILLS.

PTsgB7scy.-During this delicate situation, ladies
will experience great lief by using this mild ca
thartc medicine for correcting thoss md
and nauseating sickness to which they are subject
a. this period They give . gentle stimulus to the
CIRCULATION, and purify and ex pei all those humors
which ,rritaie tbs stomach and bowels They are
so MUD that the most delicate constitution NAV
taxe them with perfect safety. For assisting fe-
males at the dawn of womanh0od or at the turn Of
life they are equally adapted Sold by all Druggists
at $50, GO. and 81 per box. no5lW
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To rue LADIES,

No To TUE LADIES.
MARS. g. A. LElBfN W ouid tesPccucby Va
sS.s VS. s s = moved 70 Ne. So y -. sss
IA snd ,ssh {. 81 yasss ses psE sxskiSs "a
Il iss sissssss. The isssss 1ssE'ons rsssise as
IS - sgs s1s6 ps Rooms 70 ist. fsr.i.ars or
pafufaishPd. Apply % show n'Isv
.soss,r = = s,sfS fs 81 -
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Baisimsrs slar.e..

BAISrMolS, Nov. l0-Flour steady. Wheat
frm; red 81 3os$l IS; white 81 4saI.6 Corn
steady yellow oea70. white 70z75e Prov,sions
stesdys mess pork elesie rs; rump era Leaf isrd
t2kal3c Coffee steady a. l3.15c no ttoCk IN
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HoMKopArH1c RKNRpIRs

HOMEOPATHIC kEMBDIRs
All Of Dr. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Hp-
meop:shio Remedis: put up expressly for family
each, with book Of full directions. For sale 81
2. %. Gilman, $40 Pa avenue, Wholesale and
also By Winter corner Of s" .S.
oil Kinds. Sold 6s above. ma g. IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w l. L Ar D s. HAL L!
NINE INES FABRI,
SIG. STIGELLI, and
-+ CARL FORMES
Beg to announce that they will give
GRAND CONCERT
NEXT WEDNE SDAY
When q most magnificent Program will be offered
Full particulars in Mondays paper.
Sale of seats will commence ON Tuesday at the
music store of w. g. Metzsrott. no lO-it
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THE UNION NOT TO BE DISSOLVED!
The Presid mt elect will arrive in time to attend
the FIRST GRAND COTILLON PARTY a
Of the GEORGE WASHINGTON QUAD g.
IHoENs HALL, on MONDAY, NovemberlsdA
IL. tickets % cents. no le-2t'
HURRAH! FOR THE HIAwATHA BOYS
IL ARE IN THE FIELD AGAIN!
They intend to give their FIFTH GRAND
BALL, by q request of their many friends, at a
THoRN,s HALL, on 18th ST., THURSDAY, the ~
22d of November. fA
By order of the - C
nos-st. COMMITTEE.
NO FUN WITHOUT DANCING!
The SIXTH GRANDCOTILLON PARTY OF the
LAFAYETTE CLUB "a :
q w RSSN s PASS RE TflhhE W NcsIs
EsPuts's celebrated cotilon band is engagedIn
tor the occAs ion. ~ y : =
By order Of Committee. no 7-6ts
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virginia and Tennessee Rasirsax.

~ - Fhgfnaa And ehnessee katireaa.
LfSoHEr nc, Va, Nov sys-rhe repairs 70 the
late freshst, win be oomplesed by Ssfurdsy. sad
: the sale Of through tictefs 70 New Orlsans and
Intermediates points win b. resumed q New York
and other stations on Tuesday moenin9.1 %
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MARRIED,

iestant, BY Rev. MI. Corrawsy, Col LEWIS W.
WASHINGTON, of Beall Air, Jefferson county.
Virgins toyfsB LA N. daughter Of Geo Nv. Bss-
sett, Esq. In this Hsag1ege singular coincIdeace
uscufs: KsoaI beng the great apdson OF tE
Brother of Gea.s ,WaAhingt0n, and the bride the
ssskxfanddaughtsr ef the only sister of General
Washisston, D d also great,g liter OF the
r. FUl r So 90 E.i
. have now ready for exhibition and sale my stock
OF FURs, to which invite the attention of the Ia,
dies. have taken great c,re in the selection, and
feel assured they unsurpassed 10 quaity, sty e
md work maaship, The assortment consists OF all
! the uost fashionable kinds.
4 HUDSON,S BAY SABLE, 100
CANADA SABLE,
ss'E IS sT22H STONE MARTEM En- ~
-r..,- RUSSIAN FITCH,
--------, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

CRNTRAL GUARD-HousK CAsKs.-John Lee
drunk dnmissed. Bob Sumby, col, got drunk
went staggering about the streets in the hardes
Of the rain until nearly drowned; was taken in
dried, and set upon his feet. This morning Bob
had the "Himbles" 80 bad that the Justice LEI
him alp with 81 costs. Four dodgers were &C.
commodated last night = =
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RLIs7 0FLETTERs $780,
A1hAAl c,t y. tAs Post 0nce, Warrington

! tOrdssd TO b inserted in the EVENING SrAR, IL
being the iswspepsr having the largest oircuistiou
Of any daily paper published In washington.l
O All persons applying for letters In the follow
Ing list, will please say they are ApvKRrrsKp.
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Later from Mextce

80 ~ Later from Mexico
INV OKLIASs, Nov. l0,-Mexican sdvices 70
the 18th ult have been received.
Gen. Marques, with S 900 men, tchurch Psrty,)
has occupied Queretaro.
The Liberals had SEIZED sIoc, 900 Of the plsse Of
the Church party. 49, .ssseF
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uOw HAVE THE LABfns VOTED!

How HAVE THE LABkns vOTED'
ELIAS HowE, Jf, of Boston, who is the inventor
msohi1es, REQUIRES sworn returns to Be made to
him of theenumber sold by each company. and
obi them to pay him license for very machine
sold. The following statement is oopied from Mr.
Howes published reports for sse and 1859. 1t will
be seen that WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
ING MACHINE is preferred by an immense ma
jorty of the ladies', spite of the efforts of inter
ested parties to Injure its sale. -
Wheeler d Wilson 2l,0
Grover Il Baker. 60 1920
!. NJ; singer Co.---.--......S,e 1885
Ladd 4 Webster -----....... 40 l,.s8
A. R:I Ri ba9Swe.---------.'.-'--.. 5as 2 20,
I.eavitt Co. .--..-.-. IL 2lS
flnkle Lyon $50
All others ........... $50
Tbs Wheeler Il Wilson Agency is at No 346
penrsylyanla avenue. Priesa range from N 10
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WAVED HKARINs.-Mr. James Wise an
peared before Justice Myers to answer to charge
Of assault and battery made against him week
or more since. Mr.. w. did not wish to 60 into
an examination Of witnesses at present, and gave
security for his appearance at the next term Of the
Criminal Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

MuRpZRous ArTAcx.-On w Wednesday evening,
about seven o'clock, as Mr.. Mcclure, q very
worthy citizen, was passing along on Seventh
by an unknown man, armed with club. Wins
out uttering word, the man suddenly struck him
a heavy blow with the weapon over the forehead
ing -hiusssr, NJ MsGuire drew from his cont
pocket q simfiav kind OF weapo and gave his
assailapt .sfeeler, % which knocked him TO the
robbcr or murderer two or three well-lafd On
blow, which made him sue piteoualy for mercy,
ssy3, q that he had been mistaken in the man. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

= RfApER. have you seen Prof. Woods ADVERTISE
| au % eo1y '@'s T1
To THE AFFLICTED BE sure to read the adyer-
sfisement of McLean's Streng thening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, IN another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

ARRIvxD, at Carriers wharf, foot Of Thirteenth
and a-haf street,) schr Lucy Church, Wildin.
Philadelphia, with 235 tons Of coal for Mr. A. B.
Waller - - = -
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and many other varieties,

FUR. Of ell kinds for Trimming,
A large assertment OF CHILDREN'S FURS,
Alsos . 6ne VARSITY of CAkRIAGE ROBES.
will b made 70 please = - -
Il AZ Fsfs sod by their real names. and warranted
no s-sw.t Ine Con q States.p late Todd & Go.
M TRAVELLING TRUNKS. -
~ y HSyejust received the largest assortment
Of SHE f1EATHEk,L ApfEyD DRESS f&9
Cd RiAAEEEKIHSGTeeRNKksa,EA rs HI sQ Xxss; =
sa es ss.tf Z IA ""N'' sS3 f. sSsass.
.. asasxse Ost Oh ,g-HTIM6
- 4 kns s EssNsod a. e 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

GIFT Book SroRE-SoMETHING INVITING BY
the Advertisement elsewhere, 1t will be seen that
Evans OF gin book enterprise renown, has opened
branch store In this city, which, we are assured
VIII be conducted on terms quite as favorable TO
purchasers az Is the great central establishment
which has won such popularity by the fairnes.
with which IL Is conducted, and the remarkable
TO obtain good books at low prices, with the by
no means disagreeable addition Of a handsome
present thrown In. The new gift book store will
Of books and gifts Is we hear remarkably fine,
and the manner Of distributing the gifts such as
TO please everybody. Now Is just the time to buy
something for the coming holiday season. -
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wtsrAR'. BAL,.n OF WIN eHrrp,

The last exhibition Of the Arctic Mirror, thi
Saturday evening, at = O'Clock. Go and see Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

ONE OF THE Why BEST family papers In the
country, to wit, The Weekly Star, fun az usual
airy reading, il now on our counter ready for de-
livery to the public. II il just the paper above
all others for citizens and strangers sojourning in
the National Metropolis to read on Sunday or to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 IS per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when 20 arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

Tokosro, Nov. lo-The Government nsbou,
to appoint commissioners 10 make q s-archine Ia
vestlg alton Of the AFFAIR." Of the 6nnd Trunk Rail
way, In view Of is application for relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

SOMETHING NKw.-Philp & Solomons, book
sellers, have for sale new idea in the way Of {
sfereoscope afair-one that costs but Is cents
with twelve quite creditable pictures attached t.
York, and seems to illustrate what the stereoscops
quite AZ well al any more expensive apparatui
for the same purpose. Buy It for your children
reader
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

/ CLKaN.-The heavy showers last night did more
for the principal thoroughfares Of the city than
the Corporation employees who have charge of
this kind Of work have done for some time past
The streets and sidewalk rs were remarkably clean,
and the appearance Of a hoe or spade was nowhere
visible this morning. Only little work remains
to be done in the opening Of drains at the inter-
section Of streets and avenues. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

PRoTANIrY.-Yesterday, a colored hackman
named Dodson, was arrested by policeman Ross,
the officers at the Patent Once, and also with
Profsne swearing In the street. He was taken
before Justice Dom, who fined him S5 for the
offence, and ordered him to pay 81 "a costs of the
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

WHIrEHURsT's GALLERY is daily thronged
with people, getting whole size Photograph at
-, heretofore sold at IS. Smaller sizes at 50 50
and duplicate copies at SO cents Call at once and
see bis low prices 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

EVERY ONE in Washington and Its vicinity
should embrace the last opportunity, offered to
night, to witness Wolfstenberger's chaste and
beautiful painting Of Arctic Regions. Ii needs
no comment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

''kARLowAI WBRMUrH. I've have received
from Paul Sipos, Az Seventh street, a bottle of
"karlowai Wermuth, }" which, our Dutch COM
uncorked the bottle but have great faith in 1t from
the character Of the wines and liquors usually
kept by Mr.. Sipos. rH 20 -
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Cool the set Of resolutions (see advertising
columns) adopted by the National Democratic
volunteer: In relation to the reported attack
which, at Is asserted, >; was made upon the Re-
publican wigwam, &c.
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SHAWLs THAT SURVIVE ALL tn z
q ocuS CIHlANN ANS IN FASHION.
Hf4rs n IlGesf9 EsJhsasssIsF,s,,I,
e ss 81, @S:;. ss:; s

q 0WL0FIftch Y aAAe NOA
E14MaE = AuoaAA9 uEI
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HoUsE-FURNIsHINe GooDs.-You who need
them, be cure to give Perry Il Brother a call
before purchasing elsewhere. Their stock on
nano al THIS time never was surpassed in Wash
ineton, nor were such goods a. they offer ever
asking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of singing class to be
opened by Prof. Daniel on Monday night next
Prof ID. Is an experienced teacher and an excel
lent musician. Parents will find 1t worth their
while to avail themselves Of his course of lessons
for their children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

u. - a iss a osa 90 'sHfiNs ass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24
Common CnunciI.
TuURsDAY, March p, 1860.

THURSDAY, March T. lsbU.
Present :-Nessrs. MAxEY, HOBBS, McFERRAN,
SHANE, DARDEN, Bos1IcK. CREIGHTON, CRMGHEAD,
CIEATIAN, RHEA WINSTON, YARBRoUGH and Presi-
dent JONES.
Reports from committees read and laid on the
table.
Mr.. BOsuCG presented petition from a few citi-
zens in the northern portion Of the city asking for
police force and for streets and for almost every
thing else-the petition representing that the sign
ers are living in isolated portion of the city,
destitute Of every thing that constitutes civilization
almost, and stating. six or ten times that they
pay taxes like other people. The petition was re-
ferred
The bill to fix the salary of the Mayor and the
Chairman Of the Street Committee, &c. came up on
its third reading, and Mr.. WINSTON moved to strike
out the section referring to paying the Chairman of
the Street Committee. which was adopted
Mr.. CRATGHEAD moved to strike out the section al
lowing the Aldermen and Councilmen $500 per an
mum for their services, which was adopted and
then,
On motion Of Mr.. PAUL. the whole bill was indefi-
nitely postponed.
The bill to amended the act for the sprinkIng of
streets. was read and passed on third reading.
The bill to repeal the law allowing the payment
of taxes in advance was passed on its final reading
On motion Of Mr. PAUL, the Council went into the
election Of a Councilman for the Second Ward to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Mr.. DENoNBREUN.
Aessrs. BELL, THOMAS, HUGHES and SULzBACHER,
were severally placed in nomination And on the
first ballot, Mr.. JAMES 7. BELL was duly elected.
The bill to change the place Of deposit from the
Phoenix Bank to the Bank Of the Republic. in New
York, was passed on three several readings.
Mr.. CuEATHAN introduced bill 70 establish per-
maient Board of Health in the city Of Nashville
Passed on first reading.
Mr.. CHEAuIAW also introduced a bill to create the
office of Street Commissioner and Fire Warden
which was passed on first reading
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24
From Mexico,

New ORLEANS, March 23-The schooner e Emily
Keith with Vera Cruz dates of the fourteenth
has arrived.
Miramon bOmbarded the city on the 18th with
but little damage
A detachment Of Miramans trocps from AIvara-
do was attacked and completely routed by the Lib
erals on the l4th. A flag of truce was sent to
Juarez which resulted in the suspension of hos
tiliteS
A military Congress, composed of the chiefs of
the two armies and the representatives of foreign
governments, met this evening, but the result of
their deliberations is unknown.
1t is reported that MiramOn has abandoned the
seige and deserted the army taking refuge board
the French feet
MiramOn's communication with the interior is en-
tirely cut Off The city of Mexico has pronounced
against him. The army Is deserving him.
NEW ORLEANS March 23-The slOop of war
" Preble is below with part of the prisoners OFF
the prize Mexican steamers. All are well. No fur
Their news,