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THE
Great South Western
OIL Ind MINING CO..
THE


V'HI5 Compzay has reosivsd a Charter rom tis
II Legislature o. Tennessee, Nltn Fery loersi
privilege and powers
The C5mpsnF has ora1uized under Ire ChaFter,
md 10 a I'd ~ TINE ths socks III bs open 90 ihe
$40 % stock.
This Company has a large amount a. Oh and
Miasral land- in Georges, Alahsua and ] snnesaee,
estimated % b. uorih flFs Milllon q Doilars.
These lands have been care 'llY sele'tsd. and are
knoHn % fa Vefy Iieh IN OF and Mineral
Ihis Cooperation VII isaus shares = 80. A.
mslT d tha members 4 this C0lnpaaT have had
age and eItsusiye eIperience 10 tue Mines q the
West, aud The OIL regions o. rennsyiFtnia ADJ
Ohio, Is promises . b one Of the oe.l q aot ~
be s. and uosi entsfpnsiag Company q Ne aini,
cpcrnung in tie Cui.ed states capiitistt sil 40
vel b consult us Company beiore purcnts 2 Z
atocE elfrHhera. Many u he usrnt1ra oi tnl.
corpofatou are eel kaGH1 throughout ne eoun'
~, e. men 81 character, luteE-iiy and sttilfy.
fhe f1iIcHing are the ofdcers 81 the corporation
PursmEsr-R n. MILROY. Ma. Gen Vols.
VIcu PzEsIBExr--WM GLENNy, Of one.
TaE.suaEz-W. L. WHITE. o. Tenn.
sEaEET,HT-JSO. o CRAvESs. A. A G. Vols.
rIRHcEoas;
Joseph g. Fowler. U. :. senator nom Tenn.
seeiAn Waters, q Tennessee.
" L. White, 81
J. sslggaft, q Indisna
1 j. W. huFgF, % -
/ X. III. Nilroy.
VILLAIN 6ishHy, q Gao, tsls--
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IN CHANCERYATLEBANON.
Lapoli Driioo7 . otlleia, efeAioTa
Va. A. csrutbsrs. Fr.r. ssd o,ber-

" ~ n - A-lir47d - - - Ns-a1ArJ
N this cause q appearing 70 the safisiacfon q
The Clerk and Msst6r hist defendants Vim. A. c.
ruiheTs, Robert l. Caruiheu, ST, Defendants are
u0n-residenls d the state % feruessee, - tht
the ordinary process Of law csnnot b. served upo1
them: Mis therefore ordered thai publication ~
made FOR four consecutive Weeks n ne Nashville
Unlon, q newspaper Pulhsnad 70 me city Of Nash
Cflsuesry Court ai Lehanon, Tennessee. on the "a
M0aday n October neXt, le5o, then and there =
plead ansaer OF aenlur % comp alnsnfs ni of tha
zane Nl be taken tor confessed e % thsm, and VI
iEncls--4iHs CLERK Gnd Maalsf.
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We notice that the proprietors Of The
race track have converted the Mansion
House into 8 ladies' stand, and fitted it up
in an expensive style with cushioned seats.
il stands aside from ali others, and gentle
msn with ladies can rely upon the polite
aud gentlemanly treatment they will re-
eeive at the hands Of the pIoprietors.
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In ChancerE at Lebanon.


Lapold LTliocat tll oiitIs
VIM. A. Csruihsrs, Ext, and other-,
Where's. in tins case, LBpold Dsifos and others
CREDITOR oi Abraham CarutheTs, decd, have Sled
id The Chancery Court for wilson couaty, Tennes-
see agninst Wn A Cuuihers, Ext Of Al Csruih.
ers decd and others, IN behalf Of themselves and
Al other creators o. aid estate, alleging that said
estate = nsclrelt and requiring al the ercdf1rs q
ION them on the suIi ard ME their claims with the
Cleskani Master q @sid court
Therefore. O. B. ordered BY the Clerk snd Masfel
tast puhicaion De- maze for four successive week.
10 the Nashville Uuion, newspaper publ -ned d
Nashville, requiring al the creditors Of said Abra
ham Caruthers, dee d 70 Gle their clums with Ia
eek and MASTER o. sad Court on or before the -
cond Monday IN October next snd make tls6m
selves parties 10 sad creditors hli fled.
ORFILLE GREEN,
funel5-ftEe Clerk and Master
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The Inhabitants Of sspslo Island. on the
coast Of Georgia, complain that the deer
have become so numerous crops suffer from
their inroRds. They have become so bold,
they cannot be kept of unless firearms are
used. Who will join us in a trip TO sapelo
for a huut2
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CHANCERF COURT 1T SHELF 7
VILE
NAY RULES, lss5.
g. .. Cohie Col
Attach Bil.
SD. Cohe&Co
CT Pyron.

IN this case i sppears 10 The satisfaction Of he
Clerk snd Master, that c. l. Pyron, the deieodanl,
s non-rtaldent Of che STATE Of Teunessse 20 that
The Ordinary process Of laW caanot he served upon
him; u Il tnere.Ofe ordered tnat publication BE-
Inads for four successive weeks 10 the Nashville
Union. q newspaper pa 1lahed N ne city u Nash
VILE regaifing hIn 20 appear ~ Inc next tern Of
THIS court % b. held in The town Of 5aeibyYille on
ne first Monday sfier the 4th Monday IN August,
fss5 and plead, ansaer or ueuur % complainant :
bi, or ths sans Eih b taken ior confessed add set
/ "a LEwIs TIILMAN, CAN.
Sts. Z. scubBIh, solieitog, Jaaell-igs'
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FoUND.-A white girl three years old was
found on the goth inst, on the Chicken
Pike in Lewis thicket, and brought 10 the
Mayors Office yesterday. She was alive
and kicking, and can be seen by onquiring
at the Mayors Office.
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River and sieamhnat Ksu.-

No arrivals nor departures. River fan.
ing slowly with three feet three inches wa
ter on Harpeth shoals. The Pine Hill from
Cincinnati, is due to-day. TIE Lincoln
from Evansvills, viii be in port to-day, and
will leave this evening ct S O'Clock.
a telegram to Boyd 4 Preebles, from Capt.
Joe Evans, dsted smithland, June %, says:
"The Bermuda sunk last night to the boiler
deck" She was a new boat and one Of the
finest packets in the Nashville trade.
Fer Louisville and Cincinnati.
VHE SPLENDID PASSENGER N1aAh
Il Steamer IL
Rt Ne HILL atafisR
JoLn III Or ..-..--..l II al -
VIII leave IS above snd ali intermediate ports on
SATURDAY, efih inst, at O'Clock, p.s-..
For freight or passage apply on bOara or 70
J. W. MAIilN a son, Agents,
iuneS AZ south Market street.
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IN CHAECERY ATLEBAE0M
-
,fsuou 3. Kitrcll. and other

Ia this case, h appearing b the sstisftclon a the
Clerk and Master, that the defendant Manon b.
kifrfu. ure o. III detsu8ants d nonresident %
the STATE 90 Ieuuessae, 81 tlaf the ord nary pro-
cess q laH calnot b. served upon HIM, its tlcre-
fate orlsreI that puf caI1l b male Tor four sf-
cesslgs weeks 10 the Nashville Eni0n. ucUspap-r
published IN the city o. Nashville, requiring sid
defenda1l, 10 appcuT a. toe next Term o. he
ChaDcery Couri, b hs held 10 the town Of Lsh-
auou on The second Monday IN Ostoter next (lsi5)
then and there o plead, answer o. deTnrr n com
painauts ta. or the same VII ~ taken for q -
I iessei A. 70 hIn, and sei foF hearing az pdrfs.
OhEIII.E GkEEN.
/ Iunslg-wtts Clark and Master
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The public should not forget that the
beautiful Clinetop Sisters take Benefit to-
night at Poland's Variety Theatre.
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EURrKA-The place to buy the genuine
Alexander Kids, aud the most complete
assortment Of Cents Furnishing Goods to
be found in the city, is at Green & Green's,
43, College street.
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r1rrn cnNrprsSInN.1- n1c1.p1c1

We ere authorized 10 announce A, e. GARRKr
as a candidate for seat in the next Congress 9th
United States, from the Third Congressional DIS
tnct.
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The public should not forget that the
beautiful ClinetOp Sisters take benefit TO-
night at Poland's Variety Theatre.
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AMERICAN BELLEs.--Amerios is justly
proud Of her beautiful ladies, but how many
mar their besuty, and lose their health and
youth, become prematurely old in appear
snce, by neglecting 10 take proper care Of
their teeth. There can Be no excuse Tor
this, ~ SozoBoNT, pronounced BY al, Wor-
thy place between the sweetest lips, eau
now he had in all civilized countries.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers-
! iune20-tu ,th&sat.
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Complimentary Renant.

NASHVILLE, TESS., June goth, 1855.
AessTs. James 4. Oates and Alfred !Ste,o.
art:
GEETLENES We, the undersigned. CHI.
Eens and your friends, of Nashville. desir-
Gus OF showing our appreciation of your
ability as actors, do hereby tender Won a
complimentary benefit, believing, as we do.
that you both have done your best to please.
at all times. If you see ft to aecept of the
above, please nGme time and place, and
oblige, Yours, etc.
Major General John F. Miller.
Brig. Gen. W. D. Whipple,
BreY't Brig. Gen. J. I. Donaldson
Col. 1. g. Parkhurst,
Col. James Rushing,
BreV't Col. G. II. Irwin.
Capt. George B. Hubbard,
X. B. Cheatham,
J. A. Mcclure,
N. z. Alloway,
c. d. Benson,
NJ. j.. Stevens,
John Hugh Smith,
William shane,
Clifton Whorton,
And ladies and gentlemen Of the Old and
New Theatre.
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PoLASD's VGRIETT THEATRE.-First time
Of tho wonderful Mirror Dance, by the
Clinetop Sisters tonight.
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REcoRDER's CoUET.-Charles Watkins was
fined $50, for selling spoilt eggs in market
bad egg. There were thirty nine other
cases, nearly ell Of whom were drunk and
disorderly.
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

We are authorised to announce NJ. n. BRIEE, as
candidate for Congress in the Fifth Congressional
District, composed OF the counties Of Williamson,
Davidson, Wilson, Summer, Robertson and Cheat
ham. junels-td'
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Genelemen if you want the latest agony
Sin Hats, call at Green & Green's, 4S College
street.
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Messrs- Cone Tunnel have received
the latest New York, Cincinnati, Chicago
and Louisville dsilies, and the Courier des
Flats Unis, New York Review, Dispatch.
Ledger, and Atlas, woekIies.
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OUH JOE OFF1oE.-Weare executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and st the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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PoLaxB,s VaRIETY THEaTRE. The largest
ban Of the season will be offered e The Ben
eft Of the Clinet0p Sisters tonight.
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Diarreah snd Cholera Morbus treated
SUCCESSFULLY by DR.. Aborn, No. CONNER
cial Hotel. q.
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D ont fail 10 see sls ss..-Bra.s--- error
Dance, By the Clinetop Sisters, at POland's
Variety Theatre tonight.
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PoLAND's VARIETY THEArRK.-Grand Com
plimentary Benefit TO the Clinetop Sisters
tonight.
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We are authorized 70 announce SAMUEL J. CARrEH
as a candidate for Congress- in the Fifth District,
composed Of the counties of williamson, David.
son, Sumner, Robertson and Chesthsm.
je2l-td"
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Office on Cherry street wanted. Appl
to DR.. Aborn, Room No. l, COmmerciay
Hotel. lun22-tf
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We are indebted TO W. C. Collier for late
newspapers furnished US yesterday.
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Don't fail to see the celebrated Mirror
Dance, by the Clinotop Sisters, at Polands
Variety tonight.
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DiRrrhps and Cholera Moibus treated
successfully by DR.. Aborn, No. CONNER
cinl Hotel. e.
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plimontary Benefit to the Clinetop Sisters
to-night.
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PoLANDs VARrrrT THEATRE.-Tho largest
bin Of the SESSION viii be offered At the Cline
top Sisters Benefit 70 night.
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Lo-l.rIIls and Nn.h,ilI. R.Ilro.s-.CA.Ds.

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. viii be sold cheap for cash.
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ORIGINAL Attachment, No. 2O7

".
Panl A. Hartzell
IN this cause it appearing from the sthdsvit 6leI
IN this cause, thsf the defendant has removed lm-
sell without the limits o. the state Of tennessee, O.
- atsconds OF conceals himself that the ordinary
process OF las cannot he served upon him Il 3
therssore ordered that puhlicsion b. made for four
successive weeks IN the Nashville uni0R, notifying
the sad Paul A. HArtEen 70 appesr before jobs
Minis, Justice nf The Peace IN hadisonvllle Mon
roe county, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of Novem
ber LISA 20 snEwer then and there me sad attach.
neat a. he law directs, or the ssEne wl be fakee
as confessed and heard e pare as 70 him. Ths
JOHN MINIS, gsesil
nayG-vii Justice q De Peace.
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Ten arrests were reported at the city pa
troll Office yesterday.
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PoLAxp's YkKIKrY THEATRK.-Firsl time
Of the wonderful Mirror Dance, by the
ClinetOp Sisters tonight
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Old Papers for sale at this Office. The
largest in the city.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT

We are authorised to announce Col. WA. b.
Stokes, OF DeKalb, candidate for Congress in the
.hird Congressional District. iel6-tf
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VIZ. P. EArox & Co., are our sole AdTer-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
ecrer. viii be sold cheap for cash.
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Full bosom Shirts, all sizes, just received.
r. II. Thompson,
june2l-n 2s Cherry 81.
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gaaahrllIe Aaiurl.
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1856.

JosEPH B. Quincy, Of the National BaN"eT
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
rirratf
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speclaI Notice.

There will be an Ice Cream soiree at the
Masonic He'll, Tuesday evening, June 10Th,
for the benefit Of the Church Of the Advent.
A general invitation is extended 70 sl.
H. D. MCKINNEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements for Congress.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized TO announce EDMoSD cOoFER
Of the county of Bedford, as a candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, composed of the counties Of Giles, Franklin
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedford
in the Congress Of the United States.
He VIII address the people Of the District at ihe
following times and places:
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George c. Munich, LIST Lieutenant l54th
Tennessee infantry, and Oliver G. Gurley,
Captain llth Tennessee cavalry.
The Confederate army has nearly sub
sided
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Two citizens and Eve Confoderates report
ed Al Gen. Parkhurst's Office yesterday.
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PRICES.

$500 Doc. Painted Buckets
5000 Assorted Broomsj
1,2OO Tubs, painted and whitSj
1900 Nests Baskets
1900 Pigs. Spices
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Irvine;
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, MOL. GermtE and Toile
800 Coils Manila ROpei
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed Cordsi
1900 Doe. Liquor KegIi
800 Cases Pickles;
500, 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fns;
1900 BoElPipes, wood, clay, Stons, &c;
z,bOO cases Can frulsj
$50 Gro. Assorted Brus hes;
500 Rssms Wrapping PaPsrj
LEGO Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1,oOO Dos. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs
800 Pigs. B, B. Cedar Ware
1000 DOE. Well Buckets
SEQ Bales Oakum.
a l. ~ o,
auoss,
Ladies',
Carpet Warp,
Matches,
Blssking,
Brandy Fruit,
Tin Ware,
Sauces,
Catsup,
Pepper ssgee,
Mustard,
Crackers,
Stationery,
Wood Bowls,
Starch
Candles,
Soda,
kops,
Snuff, &c.
=. M. BARR EFT.
Corner Walnag add Front S.,
aprI9-SmthAsu CrscTENarI, q
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Issc n. Wilkinson, Coffee county, Tenn;
Thos. c. Goodwin, Coffee county, Tenn.
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z 5sassv + aNnssv NO 5eOa

7 II - -. ~
srs institutions such as ours. he Win, ,ne,fii
s;nxs a a.s pars well, performs. all his ohloss
uoLS ana VIII sooner or later "a sS
mskea arc rewarded BY Ills friends KIT ye III
po5ss ,snG me nation. F.s.aa ~ 10
asr ,oys.ug upon the children and mon fbe
h,,t th;nL soo. the speaker said he coui
bility devolviDg upon those who r rnu assp0nsa-
and especially upon the mothers. Tha s ssse
er then eloquently refered to the a,,oa sps1k-
man mothers, who ever took pride n ;rf;,sss
proper ideas into the mindsof fhoae Who sfs,s
wards became distingnished 10 life. So with
them, each mother OF to-day should feel That
should be reared with q view to future usafni.
ness; for much depends upon how they are ed.
ucated in youth. The daughters should be
raised to fit them Tor the high and exalted du-
ties OF wives and mothers And much In this
world depends upon woman Her mind pro.
perry prepared and cultiYated,i she has an a.
NOV Omnipotent power Drop. then. into the
mindNof your dankh t5rs germs that win ex-
1ssS vSsS ts s9S q tas q
WheA we look at these boys and girls ct
the banners which they carry-at theT fia9..
with stripes and stars upon them, which they
bear aloft; when we Iook upon the brave men
and gallant officers around N, and remember
what they have been contepding for-We feel
that wecan best spres6Eve this government IL
We 1851 up, our people properly, and make,
this, we can, the most Intelligent portion 81
Gods hEbitable globe. The stars and stfipesE
is not en unmeaning symbol when we look.
back through the din Of battle and see what Il
has cost to perpetuate this government; an0
should we not, then use every effort to bring
up pr0perly these children, whose cause has
been sustained by strong arms on the field of
battle at was but the other day, when the
stern yotcea of our commanders were heard ON
tho fieldof battle, and when men were brayely
rushing to- death, that the goddess of liberty
made q glori0us fight and IN thunder tones pro-
claimed victory. Victory has perched upon
oar staul1Ard, and the speaker said he trusted
the chil4rens little song of victory would be
heard fktup above; and that the angels. stand
ing upon the battlements of Heaven; would
take mp the time and make . response. ~,
Then luy little sons and little daughters (saM
the PRECEDENT, talking as a father to his chill
drenl let me Say 70 ,y0u, educate yourselves;
be industrious and pefseverihG !; store your
minds with all that Is good t put all things
worthy Of preservation In your brain, and your
intellects viii expand and grow, And, In con-
clusion, I say again, may your little song Of
victory be heard In heaven. God bless You. !. q,
The Pneaident then attempted to enter the,
Presidential Mansion, but was intercepted in
thecxIasagsrsy 81 the hdies and gentiemsa
who had collected there, and who insisted up-
on taking himby the hand. 81 The President,
very good natredly compiled, and held sort
Of impromptn leyee, shaking bands with N
"no passoU " AAm. rteHt III s01 aygf Tadi srf
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Major General Commandinp/

Mr.. b. Herndon. ESQ.,, distinguished
lawyer Of SPRINGFIELD, Ill, and partner of
Mr Lincoln from 1874 until the time Of the
Presidents death, the partnership never having
been dissolved, d preparing to write life Of
Abraham Lincoln. This work when complete
win be the most valuable work of the Kind
extant- Mr.. HerndOn is gentleman of 4 hieh
order of talents. ready writer, and can ard
viii write book that viii be read vi b inter
est BY ell
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GRAVE INTERNATIONAL CUES
y ~ Y ~ : TION. ~ te@loI 'siiA
Demand upon Rngland for Damages !
! Committed BY Rebel Cruisers...An
. Interesting and Imporsant Cues. !
ton. ~ y 1856 ~ ~ E45i s,JfQ3n ,iBsn'

NEW York, June 1.-The World announces
that the Memorial Diplomatique, Of May II,
makes public the important fact that the gov
eminent OF President johnson has instructed
the American minister at London to require Of
ina anSss S0s s Tss% as dsS o
caused to federal citizens by cruisers such q the
Alabama, and other vessels constructed and
equipped In English ports since the beginning
of the war. The Memorial adds: This de-
mand has been several times made BY the Uni-t
ted States but is justice has never been con
coded by the British government, which has
rested ito refusal upon opinions given BY the
nevertheless, persisted in the demand, renew.
ing Il q short time before his death, and Mr..
johnson. far from abandoning Che demand, hae
revived It, asserting II with more vfgor and
energy than ever" In other opinions Of the
Memorial, this question, which up to the pres
ent time had not seemed to be serious and press-
ing, threatens perhaps . conflict between TIE
two nations, The English cabinet having
millions sterling, and It seeming to be certain
that the federal government viii not modify IL
demands. At the point which matters have
actually reached, the Memorial thinks the Rue.
llsh Government win hardly persist In mega.
tive which would be followed BY the grayest
consequences, bat win make this new sacri6e
to peace, after having made 60 many heroic
sacrifices for the same end, during the past lev
years. seb ~ 20 800, IS 49,,
The Madrid Epoco Of May 18th, mentions
precedent TO sustain the claim of the United
States, and says: "We are Of tho opinion
with the Memorial Diplomatique, because
apart from the justice Of the American de-
mands, they are enforced by powerful Stata,
and the Cabinet Of st. James win always be
found disposed to make heroic sacrifices IN any
conflict Of equal strength, reserying oil the ter
rors ofits traditional pride for difficulties with
nations Of Inferior strength" 30 lsts
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2- soldiers, Arms.
Col. Averill has received the following order:
WAR DKPABr1GENr, ~

ADJurAsr 0szERALs 0rs1ck
Washington, May 30, 1855.
General Orders, No. 101. y
Upon an honorable muster ont, and dis
charge from the service Of the United States.
all volunteer soldiers desiring 70 do 20, arc
hereby authorized to retain their arms and &C. !.
coutrements on paying therefor their value to +
the Ordnance Department The payment win
be made under the regulations Of the Ordinances
Department to the officer or representative
there or at the rendezvous In the State to which
the troops are ordered for payment and lnai
discharge.
By order Of the Secretary Of Wa,
Z. d. TOWNSEND, A 4 @.