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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-11
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AND
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
NAVAL Ne us.

The United States Marines who arrived here from
the Pacific fleet few days since left the Brooklyn
Barracks on Saturday for Washington in compliance
with official instructions. II 10 UNDERWOOD that they
are 10 be retained IN service for the present.
The steamer Water Witch viii be reported ready for
sea next week. Her next duty viii be performed 1t
home, she il supposed TO be ordered for ccmmison
for special purposes
Preparations are making at Brooklyn to receive the
United States sOreship Supply, having on board the
officers Of the Pensacola Navy-Yard. There Is re-
port that Com. Armstrong win be tried by court-martial
for surrondering his command to the FioridiansL
Orders are daily expected at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard for tire equipment Of the three msp-ofwar which
arc ready for active sa 10, tere. The PaSnee gun
boat the sailing figate 81. Lawrence which last served
as fagslp on the coast Of Brazil and the hrstcs cor
yette jamestown, are all in good condition, and could
be put in commission in ten days.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
CITY IIEN&.

EkfERT AISxTsTs- III he An1deny Of Music to
night II Qiuauento" wiz be given, BY Mad
Colson, Miss PiilIs, and Sirs. Brignoh ind Fem.
To-nwrvw night the E4ae opera will be done by tho
same altsts at the Brooklyn Academy. Miss Hinlloy
and Mile. Elena are soon 10 appear in Verds I'm
Ballo in hafclera."
J.nser Ga-den.-Er jackson prcon's again 70 tho
New-York public on tonight, Ar. Edwin Booth, whom
he bad the credit Of introducing with much SUCCESS
Mr. Booth Lar been for rome time in town recruiting,
and returns now 10 biz work like giant reireshed,
taxi ing up the same role with which be parted the last
night be played, tha, of Brutus, in Howard Payne's
tragedy In this engagement, toensble him the better
TO nuIte biz strength be viii appear only four nights
of tho week Monday, "Wednesday, Friday, and ss;ur-
day. On Tuefday VIC are To have again in tho char1c-
ter Of Julia. in the Hunchback, the fair debutante,
Niss Amy Elliott who made favorable an impress
sion recently as Juliet and Oh Thursday, Mr. Charles
DAlon, for one night only lie appears as Bephegor,
character in which lie Las attained great success In
England. Mrs Clifton plays Madeline
Laura keene has added come new scenes TO The
Seven Sistors," and brought in Mr. Il. G. Rogers o.
Doubtful Towsail,' Vermont Yankee. The pieoe
begins its eleventh week this evening
ksblo's Garden IL making commendabls effort for
tho on nighis. " Rob Roy VIII be presented oh iuor-
day evening Anderson the magcianl az the hero, and
Harry Pearson as the Dale, Assisted BY the regular
company, and portion OF the Cooper English Opera
Troupe. The bills promise grand show. Mr, Forrest
viii repeat "Spartacus on his night Mr.. Rarey ap-
pears once more Saturday afternoon.
M. HaRaciS succets with La Dame dc Tropez'
is 70 satisfactory that the piece is up for an indefinite
period.
Barnpm returns to Joseph and his Brethern" for
The current week. The Museum novelties arc as ever
varied and attractive.
Tie Bovery presents the grand military equestrian
drama Of " Tippo Saib, or the Sorming Of seringa-
patom," in which the dramatic and circus companies
equally participate.
hoo'ey d. CampJtEs Miustreis, at Eiblos Saloon
have engaged Signor Canito, the man-monkey, who
will do rome wonderful things in biz line The Ethic-
pisn Irogramme will include many anghable features
Pages VeKus, at No. $50 Broadway, Cinderella at
scmuts Gallery, and the French exhibition at Gou-
Pile are among the daytime attractions Of the city,
"Algernon Sidney" will be the subject OF q Lecture
by the Rev. J. p Thompson, at the BIoaiwHy Taber-
Dacle, = is eYenjrg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

"hI,lten The mmOrously ncongruotsJ encct ~
;rqtb,r what We desire, what we much ralhet fsS
.'H AT Him Is that He WIN is rich III mercy Shoua
"bIina them back, et@ .1;XonoIoon
Not a word of grace or thanks for LoI6 NaP"'..h
and his French garrison al Rome '" az VIZ
E,d latin issuing from the poor foP.s
80, yb1e in this same speech, delivered WIN
,ui felicity in a dead tongue, Paisled 10" I1ull m
tdra,,p NJ that there is an ardent eulogy OF the
King of Gaeta. and Of his Sainted Bombafdc'sque
Father. -. A.. aoo.
I have not time nor sincc lrlt 90 report the hoat-
ino .niertures "A to the drift Of Nap0lcons policy
toss,ard Jtoly There are certain not grossly i'm
nroboblp Indications of a revival of Liza h0pe OF IN
,itrtuo his favolite scheme of an Italian Concder-
,tion OF course all French statesmen are opposed
to Austro Italian influence and are equally opposed
10 n united Italy prepOnderltlng as q maritime
power in the Mediterranean.
What Napoleon is now planning 10 do Is, say, TO
sIpport Francis III. in Gaeta, by keeping hls fieet
beidre The fortress and play him and reaction move
mcnts in Naples based upon the kings resting there,
against Victor Emanuel, CayO9r, aud united Italy.
On the other hand, urging strongly upon Austria 70
rid herself Of Neneta and an enormous expense ny
transferring that Province TO Victor Emanuel rccelv-
ing in exchange large amount Of negotiable paper,
and at The same time being left free to manage home
pffairs revolutions etc. With released regiments. In
all this whir of conjecture, one supposed fact is worth
noting viz, that the French feet before Gaeta has
Just been revicualled for month Qui rirrd rerra,
runs the proyerh. PrOyerbs are said proverblaly TO
be - the wisdom Of nations"
But this meantime, is always worth thinking OF,
that Garibadi is power IN bls way, an impolnc,
enthusiastic, GOd-druHken man, rthlessly dlsre-
spectftl of the diplomatic proprieties and of the
friendly understanding Of the Great Powers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

The slip Z. jacobs, FROM Eew-York Nov. e6, for
Liverpool, ioundered at no date. Thecaptain and
crew arrived at Liverpool January 5. She had the fol-
loving cargo ASS bales Cotton, 600 bbs Flour Al s96
buAes Wheat, 1902 bush. Corn, $4,000 pounds But
ter, l1 F6 pounds Tallow; valued at $4,000. The
H. Jaeobs built at Thomason, Me-, in 1855, l26
tunt, rated a J. and owned by J. Henderson and
e;LlIf Il T.en-s.,p.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

BrEGIAps ,T WoRK-On Saturday night the tailor
Ing esthhhshren Of John Carleton No ~ fuon Street.
entered by burglars and robbed Of yesngs valued fso
Tie burglars gnsd entrance by breaking through the ysh.
building and &t,ing AnselveS down ioto the
by o. towel. The soos euovsd IS the
mems The burglars succeeded ia escaping with their
booty An and uDR slo belonging 70 them were
found IN the STORE on Sundoy morning
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
IAayrr,isrrnenL.l

OAK ORCHARD ACD SPRING WATER.-Csll
ard Get Pamphlet soa.eng the optons Of cebrstsd Chem
f and fhysCns respecting tho Of hia WArsR h the
Of many diseases o. he human Tesmcnias fom some
o. most respectable citizens added Pamphets sent by
ueil application. HTRAN w BosTwiCK (ase Of Corns),
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoNs-JAH ie-Befoss Judge

Simon Kennedy, dealer in counte Tfeit bs pleaded
guilty forgery the fourth and 20 the reui
ttntisiy ioT uinr months .|
William Kennedy, plea Of guilty Of attenpt al burglary
hp tnd degree sentenced tie State Prison
years.
la tie of Samuel Roberts ola-ed with bng engaged IN
the manufacture aud aiieanee Of eoEn;eE coin tho Court
fused 20 reduce the bah Of S9 000
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
rtlyerliseu,eu,

WnATIsNy Boy CAPABLE OF DoIYGi-lIave his
head examined FOWLER NEILs tail you what trade or
bsness he win be most successful In Cs AZ No. 8 Broad
way, and viii save yon mncb roubie and a1l1iely.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
iAIyprsisenlasai

DEAFNESS, CArARRH, and all diseases Of the
FIE md Ear sugoeey treated by Dr LIourHIIL No 81 ST.
haHspae Numerous references 10 cured persons b. mad
On application.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

ArroIS1MrST or 4 NEW PosTnAsrrR.-hT Wnl.
b. Tayor, one Of the Cldest and best clerks in the
Post Ofce, has been confirmed by tho Senate as Poet
master Of Hcw.York Mr.. Taylor entered tbs Office
letercarier foty-fye years ago. and has grown up,
step by step 70 tho highest station. Having heldevery
late in The cfce he IL familiar with all the ran6ca
h. ~ u L.ls....Cst. u. T y. ~ k,I, h.m...
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

PorIcr.-The following policemen, qualified On
Saturday tie l9b and were assigned fer duty 10 Their
wIds as follows: Michael Smith, Ninth WARDS
Dewitt c. Wmd, sixteenih Ward; Conrad Reup
Ninth Ward Isaac Al. Wilson, Sixteenth Ward John
Lt,uy and jacob hcKeever, Third Ward; james Ryan,
Second Ward Christopbef Cora, Tweny-third Ward;
Join Walsh, Twenty second Ward Henry L. VIII
lians Ninth Wrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

For ECRoPE.--Tho Bremen steamer Bremen, Capt
WeEsee, left on Saturday for Bremen, via Southanp-
ton. She takes ont 10 cabin passengers and 65 in the
recrage, and s2l s55 in silver. The steamship Gas
gov sailed for Liverpool at the same time, with 20
cabin and - steerage passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

A DETTcTUT AKRArGSED FOR SHOOTING hAS.-
Detective William Wilson, who shot bis neighbor, Nr.
GeoIge Taylor, in SuliiyGn street, on TuesdHy night
last, believing he says, that the man war burglar
bent attacking bm has been arrested at the instance
Of Mr. Tsylors brother for ieoniUils assaalt, and will
be examined On tia, charge before Jus:ice Quacken-
bush next Tuesdsy. The wounded man is now out Of
DANGER.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

THF HrDsoE RWTR RAunosD CoNRiyY REFUs-
IFG TO TRANSFORM ARMs ToR TIRE SoUTu.-Orders
were issued on Saturday by the President of the Iud-
son River Railroad Company, to The Superinendcnta
on the road, refufe receiving freight all cannon
and other intended for transportation 10 the South
II is believed that the recent action Of the United States
Grand Jury and the charge of Judge Smalley, hos in
duoed the issue Of tlis order 1t is supposed that the
Harlem Railroad will follow suit in this matter, in
which eGse weapons of warfare and warlke stores des
tined for the South viii have TO be sent from the
North I,y some other means of transportation than
those now existing.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

Fon wAsHIsG1oF.-On Saturday, 80 men Of th'
saplen' ond Miners Corps came down from Wes
Point, aud left for Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

CHEss CosrEsT BETwErs Nrw-YoRE AND PHrLA-
DELPRn.-An interesting Chess contest between the
champions Of the New-Yorl and Philadelphia Chess
Cus has Just been played in the latter city, and term
mated with the New-York champion being the victor
M Theodore Lichtenhein played behalf Of this city,
and Mr. Montgomery did bsttls for the Philadephians
The winner Of the first seven games TO be the
victor There were ten games played, the stand.
.ng n follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

BOWS EXPRESS PosT.-The letter express post for
many years conducted by Mr. J. t. Boyd, has been
resumed and he business prosecuted by Nr. NJ
Bactbam Mr.. Boyd took advantage Of the decision,
By the United States Supreme Court ct Philadelphia,
of the caae of tho United States ag Blood, the prope
Tor Of dispatch post IN that city, which declared that
the United States had no right declare the streets Of
city post roais. On the 24ih of December he sold
ont his business TO M Blackham who at ressab
led it, and suee that tine it has been in successful
operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

TnE BLACK SwAS.--Miss F.T. Greenfield announces
grand concert for the benefit Of the Shiloh Church,
ar the corner Of Prince ard Marion streets, this evening"
VIXEN eho will be assiSted by Miss sedgwick and Mr.
C. W Schmidt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

A good deal Of money exchanged hands on the re-
H, In the telcgraphic matches between tie two
cities Philadelphia has generally come out ahead
the odds were largely in favor Of the Quaker City.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

entirely aloof frcm party influence and though once
tie candidate Cor Postmaster, under the nomination OF
On independent pary who acted on the strength of bis
qualifications, be consented against his wi and was
suhseq iently rewarded by the successful candidate
with rich service Of plate. Isaae v. Fowler the late
Postmaster is reported 10 be AZ the City Of Mexico
roor frisudess and In need.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

IIFE sAvIsG AssocIirIos.--Tbe annual meeting Of
the Life Saving Benevolent Association, held az
NJ, IS Insurance Buildings, on Friday afternoon, the
18Th inst. Thomas Teston, esq, President, and the
other officers Of tie Association, were unanimously
elected. The presentation Of the silver medal Of the
Association and S25, was made BY the President and
acknowledge by the recipient in an interesting and i'm
prcFtive manner. The medal was inscribed.
Peseut6dt Richard MaTah h eourrpe humanity In
le.cuinf much peTsoual peril e boy from drowning, IL
tie ks,t River, LeeE Peck's.p Ferry, Nov. q, lSe'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

THr Cry ITsrrcToR's ASsU,L REPoRr.-There
were returned at the office Of City Inspector during
The yonr 1860 42il MARRIAGE IL f5t births, and
q 10 deGtbp. The increase In deaths over those
TUNED in 1869 II l,O6j. The infantle mortality was
H. ~. OF The whole number Of deaths there Of
native born, lJ.6} foreigners 694S. II is admitted
hat the returus Of marriages and births are SO imper-
fo.tas 20 he vElueless for statistical purposc5 The
LUnbeT OF immigrants who arrived at this port last
wear wAs l0f,SOO In reference 10 tenement.houses,
Tie report says that they seem 20 be built on tue rule
Il ing The least possible accommodations for the
bighos; possible rent. As if human beings but
commodities on storage, the calculation seems to
he, bow many may be packed in given space. If the
experiment il 10 te made by scientific men as 20 with
how little Of hight or pure air life may subsist, there
arc ample opportunities Of testing these inquiries by
an examination Of these vast collections OF close cages
IN Which Thousands Of orr citizens Of necessity con-
fined.
IL is nees 10 add that from the very fact Of thoso
close aggregstons Of human beings, under circun-
stances which rDdor almost impossible a compliance
with the rules II common cleanliness, disease and
ehtilence, entering their rvages must be great,
and that thus becoming the hot houses Of sickness they
diiiust il fGr and WIDE IL The poor inmates of these
dwellings alone exposed 10 disease from the un-
Eeaihiness OF their accommodations, the case would
hot the lees forc.by appeal 80 common humanity.
But 10 suppose that tie malgn inhGsrte which pro-
pir,iSs the inhabitants Of these tenemeuts will be
limited 10 the boundaries of their walls is idle
suppose that the laws Of the tides will pause before
tleV reach our whsves The sickncss engendered
within the wall OF the tenement honHe will nd its way
into the mansion Of the wealthy. Ii humanity did not
dictate that thu health Of their inmates should be pro-
tee ed the dictates OF selfpreryaou should sugges;
hat in guarding heir health protect The health Of
all.
Laws already rxs; in ren,iOn 10 the construction Of
OthI buildings, aud there would be violation Of
private night In the enactment Of additional statutes OF
ordinances providing Tor the Of constructing
tenement buildings, 10 Gecure halls and corridors
of sufficient width, streases OF proper safety drain
sg md lie attendante the proper admission Of light
aud the free circulation Of air.
Th" city railroads spoken OF in severe terms and
tho Grand Jury IS called upon 20 give them its atten
'ou. The building of stone piers ia recommended.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

"Aleernon Sidney" will be the subject Of lecture
by the Rev. J. p. Thompson, at the Boaiwny Taber'
naele, Z is evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

A notice to the stockholders in the Buffalo, New
York and Eric Railroad Company win be fonnd in
another column.
The Superintendent Of the Bank Department notifies
holders Of the registered circulating notes Of the Cat
act Bank of Lockportthat the will be redeemed
at 80 cents the dollar on presentation at The Bank
Department, on and after to-day.
There is an uneasy feeling at Albany In consequence
Of the failure of the Bank Of the Capitoi ioiowing
soon iponthat of the Bank OF Albany ana 'nere rs
some disposition 10 draw deposits from the o'her DAA'
This was met to-day, however, with great pompness
and Il ia bobed the public mind VIII become quieted
The failure of the Bank of the Capol, we understand
was simply the result of undue expansion, and involves
no worse charge than lack Of banking ability upon the
Part Of the managers. 1t is not thought the entire cap
ial Of this bank is sunk but in the case Of the Bank Of
Albany, it is feared that an assessment will be made
upou the Stockholders under the personal Liability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

Tie Secretary Of tic Teasnry bss again modified
the terms for proposals Tor the loan and casy notes
which are TO be opened Saturday next 70 tlat pay
ments thereupon may be made in ins;iilmer's during
june ins'eld Of the let of that month provided
in The original notice.
There is no noticeable change in the money market
bus under The spsraJundauoe Of money oe ING on de-
msnd, tie rates continue To decliue. We quote $40 y
cent with occasional transactions 1T even oV er g-
nres. For paTer the market is very irregular, aud
nothing but giltsd;ed finds market excepting at u
r.inous shave Favoite namfs ~ a. y cent bat "a
large proportion of The signatures usually cold in 'he
street range from 10 2 cert per month. The Dir
turbei state of affairs at the Soulh and West bai
thrown distrust over even the strongest houses.
The following able viii compare he exports Of tho
seven principal staple articles Tor tho week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
1COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. AOOA
npTAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE;
s ,.pst, OF the Road Is equal 70 ay IN me county
TfE GREAT SHORT LIVE TO TIE WEST.


e e.oslt, OF the Road Is equal 70 NY IN ,ns COUNTY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Ofics No. 4 A1toT House, corner OF Vesey 4;
Facilities the ignEspoS.ioa OF 70 snd ol "a
einai Chicsgo 81 Louis St Paul Nashvtle Mempls NEW
0rlesn. ind all other ia tho West NoE.Wea snd
Sou unsurpas cd Cor speed and comfort route
Through for The West leave New loot Of Court
isndtst Morning Express 8 M kveItng express IN
ALEC yt a piscr, via Al ent1~n aiiriy az
pittsburgh i2+o day and connecting with all "e
sp tyals
Sleeping and smoking ears on al TIE trains
Fare always Is low, AID the time uQuck By any othe'
ronte. =,
By this route Freghs Of al descriptions be forWardedto
ssd from any point tbs Railroads Il DIDO Kentucky Indians
uHroi. Wisconsin, Iowa, o. Missonr by RAILROAD d.
RECT port on the psvgabls rivers Of the West by
sseaoer. from Pin burgh.
Tbe rates Of Freight and from any point the Wes BY the
n.ylvaDis I'D times favorable a. are ob4red
ne o,ber RsIrosd psnie. Merchants shippers ntrns
fe te transportation OF ee 70 this
.;,b ropsdence on ts speedy transit
s,s sso inaptsiBs Emipsnt Accom- cdation
y,n Nv whlch psr onig sBs Westward enjoy che 80 aud
,nde OF at one half the rates
-. r. I'll LOTT PssseugeT Agent No lAstor House
LEIGH Co v eight Agents = . -
No As,or House. and No South Wilbanst
No Battery place
eNocfI LEWIS General sup't, Altoona IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

CNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and FALL RIvFB-The splendid sad superior ao
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown leaves NeWlofk every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, end sATJ RDAY q. 5 o'clock 2 "a,
aud the BAY STATE, Capt Allen, on MOSDAf: WEpMEs
DAY and FRIDAY al O'Clock p n IRON Pier No. IN. H. .
Hereafter win be regarded secured 70 any spp
zzui until the same shall lave 6osn paid fo,
Freight Boston forwarded throw gh with great Dispatch BY
Express tLslgh. Tain.
:. nm noRpEN Asen, Nos 70 and u Wes.,..