The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 2

SEW coxiresreiAL. lUjmbltcan Banner, AND NASHVILLE WHIG. Kocthchv Baptist Beil CsteTt-fioa. This body will aarot this mooting at the Ftitt Baptist Cfavrch. The latrodvesory rmom will be de-Irrertxi this esWHf a half past aevswi o'clock, by tha Rev.

Dr. ItTf a of St. Louis, aad tbe public are respectfully nhi toaueod. fir KING KACB5 NAAHFlLLt CO0ISI. There was hnji atiseeaar at the ceaVawyea-terday.

a-d thajssaw war e-y tea. The reoewee woe by Jack hitWusfate prwvel a-seif oe ef the eaeafrrnaajaisg sjeJaMlf aw the tswf. Tb foilawtaf is lhliiiiisji THE TAMM NY SOCIETY. recorded the tmmpWdf tba Barabrmr iba other day, getlusg poaaaaaioo of TaJssmany Hafl, tba lead quarters of the New York Demoeruey. As tba organfution of the Society is vary carious and few pcrsoft arquainud with it, trmnafer tba 'ollowing pantculara from the New York Eveabg Pnt, to our rolaoiiu: "Fot the information of such of our reaoVra aa may wish to know sometbiag 4nore of tba hisrir IRISH INDIGXATION tvmjxrni lettng in New Tr -iUl TL oTpo9 of txprrsing the feeling of the Irish iMtion of Npw York, rlatire to orrlatn remarks loy tire UiVisb Mini.tPr, Mr.

BuIwcf, in a speech before tlm St. George Society of that city. The Min'mer it reported to have said: I any of ym, gentlemen, happen to have any pi(Hi-nnfured friend 1 If so, you can undernd how my god-nitured fri-d Wufainrton all crowded around me immediately on my return from Richmond, to reitettof moat infamous publication had appeared in some journal, I believe, called the Uoston Celt, parportiuK baan ioMrcfiled dUfairb from me to the English Srcretmy of State for For eign AfTdir. Now people usually advertise when they liHTclokt any proerty; but 1 w'mhto advert i that I have lost no property at all; and, although it is natural to conjee, ure from the serai-barburou. emi clao and Celtic origin of my Hoston friend that he bad lc'-u guilty of the crime of whiru he boatted.

eamely, theft he lfcs, in reality, ben guilty of an uflence which mttra appruprialeiy belong to a fui-ther advanced btage of pjtt loons and refinement. 1 rifenb forgen: i by the wav, of the fe' Berai maxim, that ail savages, whether olu othtiwiftf, when they takfl lo inhabiting cities, ev ucij moral ties as Boston, adopt the vires, without ftCquiitiig toe vutues or the graces ol civiuscfl me The meeting was organized ly the appointment of Edward Boiler as President, who, on taking the chair, denounced the British Minister as a "minion of the Saxon Government," and atated that the meeting had been called for the purpose of thrusting hi viilnmufM hinsuave" down bis tbroat. Mr. George D. Dowling was appointed Secretary.

A letter from Mr. Bulwer was read, in which be diwelnimed any intention, in his speech, to disparage any portion of the Irlh Or Welsh of the present day. The Jetter was received with three groana. Mr Doheny addressed the meeting, and concluded by proposing a memorial to the President of the United States for the dismissal of Mr. Bulwer.

The speaker was cautious in bis remarks, and advised the meeting to do nothing insulting to Mr- Bulwer or the Queen of Great Biituin. Tlte memorial was unanimously adopted. Mike Walsh spoke in complimentary terms of the Irish, and was followed hy Mr. Mullen, who offered a resolution instructing the Secretary to have Mr. Bulwcr's letter returned to him, with the information that it was unsatisfactory.

The resolution was adopted- After apetche-i from Mr. Camp and Mr. Brenrmn, Mr. Doheny proposed that a committee, should bo appointed lo draw up on address to the people of Now York, them to aign the petition to the President, and calling a largo meeting for that purpose. The lesolution was adopted and the following gentlemen were appointed the committee, with power to add to their numbers, viz: Edward Butler, Michael Doheny, Jo-eph Brennan, Michael Phalen, Mikn V.

Cnghlan, M. Mullen, John Judge, and M. McDermot. Funds wero collected to pay for the meeting, and the assembly then adjourned with three cheers for Ireland. "MUCH DEPENDS UPON THE ACTION OF THE WHIG PARTY." Gen.

Foote, Democratic Senator from Mississippi, in the course of hi-t speech at Tammany Hall, in the city of New Yotk, on the "2d Febru uy lust, empiuys this languag "Much depouds upon tho action of tho whi pnrtv; dr the Disunion feeling is more prevalent among the uemucras. milnj by certain leading rohnctans and corrupt Editor, than among the ''Murk deprnds upon the action of the Whiff Party," says Senator Foote, in pitting down the Disunion dochine advocated hy (he leaders of the Democratic party North and South. Tlti timely warning from a political opponent, houid nerve lo slimulnte and encourage the Whigs of Teni.e-ee, and induce the ''Union men" of all pirtiei to increase their diligence, and in toid phalanx match against the enemies of this gloriou Kpublic. il we. would distinguish ourselves, in iurewr putting down the dti-n ganizer and jire-catcr in our midst.

wo mug', organize our forces and in unbroken columns march up to tho bitllot box in August next, and then and th-'io place tho senl of condemnation upon the bujw of these frita art whoso pule object is a speed lissolniion uf the Union. Will any Whig in the State, who Uwes his principles, venerates his country and desires to behold her the most p.iweifol and prosperous of the notions of the enrth, neglect his duty in su important a crUis. While Democratic jiieser. ted vou they "despise and loathe the Compromise, Governor Trousdale, in his public speech es, says he is "unwilling to cull the action of Congress by tho name ot Compromise. Lnion-mcn ot nil parties, what say you to such If you desire the peipotuity of this glorious Union "as it is," and fraternul relations restored between all sections of the Union, it can only he manifested by the election of the gallant Campbell by un overwhelming mujori y.

The agitators at the North are anxiously look ing to the decision you oie about to make. Whigs of rennesssee. union Democrats ot len- neasee: tie true to yourselves your country ono your and rebuke as it deserves, in August next, this spirit of tieaaon that h.n rnised its head among us. Large Increase ok Immigration The follow ing exhibit of tho ingress of foreigners at this port for the first four months of the present yenr, shows an extraordinary inctesje over the corresponding months of preceding years- Compared wjth last year, is aa Year 1850. Year 1851.

January 13,154 14,709 February 3,206 8,170 March 5.5G0 G.055 April 14.G27 37.779 Total 36,556 Increase this year over last .30,157 Of thoso who arrived during April here came from Ireland Germany England 2.679: Scotland 726; and from franco 717. It will be ob served that the increase is almost entirely in the Irish immigration. Ot tluacJasaa large proportion are landed in a state of tho most abject poverty, and often incapacitated by disease, deformity, or the infirmities of age, for solf-support. The German imtni grution bus not yet fairly set in. N.

Y. Jou Com. Nicaragua Affairs. The Washington cmres pondentof the N. Journal of Commerce, in a letter duted 29th says: in very few watfe, 1 will givo you an accurate statement of thelBTa4rkm of our Nrcaragoan-alrairs: The Nicaragua treaty remains in tho Senate, just as it was placed the day Mr.

Clayton sent it there. The story about its being taken up, and its failure through the personal intervention and influences of tho British minister, is a pure and weak invention No new negotiation has been opened with Nicaragua on that subject. But ono will bo opened soon, as Mr. Mareoicto, the Nicaraguan minister, is now in this country, and as Mr. Kerr, the American Charge to Nicaragua, will sail in a day or two for his post.

Whether trie negotiation will be opened here, or at Leon, the capital of Nicaragua, is a matter that will be left, probably, to the choice of tho Nicaraguan minister. There is no objection to a treaty with 'Nicaragua, omitting ull that was contained in the treaty now belore tbe Senate, which is inconsis tent with the treaty negotiated between the United Stales and England relutiveto Nicaragua, and which was latified by the Senate in General Taylor's time. After that ratification, tbe late administration had no purpose ut nai lying Mr. Squier'a treaty ia its present forrn. N'i complaint ha3 reached tbe government of the United States, if any violation on the pan of Englund of any of hei engagements respecting Nicaragua The nsertioa that England has violated tbe terms of the Oonvcution is gratuitous.

It is without any evidence, and i on a par with those allegations made against the conduct of the Nicataguan government Towards our the correctness of which Mr. Materia recently had occasion to deny. A PHILOSOPHIC EDlTOli. Tho eduorof the Alabama Argus, published at Demopolis in Marengo, makes merry, after the following fashion, over what most folks would consider a serious trouble: We see the sherirThus advertized the Argus office for sale during our absence We hupu the bidder will liavn a merry time of it. If the sitertff cull sail it, he will do mora than we ever could.

Like lt damp prcusincap( we think it will fail "lo go off. SgraDUraa SaawM IHmra. fmf. S. I CorttJ.

-TWr. taaaaa tSO k4e Irenes aU laati Jgjgv wtu iaaa raxatpt tfflp eW al Maa (roea UwaTpW. fta tar Port of lafaiivai. aaatr.r.. a T-IVW ltg.

Harry i 1 Hti ireee, Wat r-ieert t. trarao. Park, Heat, radooae). Maj PmAo-gh, Rnstit, Xlwpr.i, W. D.t.Ca.taaj..

LIST UF Amn.MrMB.ST By Htmria(4it for Ci99mr. May Maaatar. Weaeieiar. Txwraday, rHJay. MaauUr, Hatorday, MofMlay, Taeaday.

WnlnMcley, TltunOay. CafrnU. Laatngtuo. Jaeltaoei, tlrawu.vtilr. R'firy.

iJoviBfton, Memphis, Srtrn.rvilW, llulivae. rnly. Savaaaak, Vf arrKaaWotifh, Lawrv no. bur(, Ptslaekt, Columxiia, Krankltn, (jaMattn. Na.hville, Labanon, Murfieaahoro, Wooalb.iry, rthelbyvillr, Fayltrville, Winchealrr( MrMinnvUio.

1'ikcville, Jaefcr, Chatlancifft, Cleveland, Atltens, Madimvina, Maryville, Knnaville, 6vrcrville, llarnlriilga, Newpmt. JintaUHt', Rliaabaihtao, Tayloravilra, Blauntavtlla, Kinfrsport, bWrroilJe, Hajrwxxasl, Iaeianlala, Tiptoss, Fejette, Hanlemafl, McNairjr, Hardtn, Watna f3 34 n. 31 i i frMay, WilliamaoB, Sataaaay, ftumaar, ThurWay, Oavidaoa, Fraiay. Wilana. Saturday.

Maaxlay, Caaraan, TawaelaT, Bncllord. Wednesday, Tbnradajr, KraoVIrn, r'ttJay, S.tct.l.y, Werren, M'mlay, rllarlwa, Wednaadaj. Marian, Frldajr, llamilton, Saturday. Hradlay, Mooriay, MoMinn, Toaeday, Wedtveeday, Blount, Friday, KnoK, Saturday, ScTtar, Monday, JtfleraOB, Tucsdav, Wadnaaday, July Taaraday, Friday, Satunlay, Mntuiay, Thuradaw, Fririay. Saturday, MorMtay, Hawking, Beans' Urainfar, Tauarell, iaiborna, Tarkday, JacklMNO, Olinliin, Kingston, Sparta, Smilliville, I.ttnf oo.

Campbell, Thmaday, A iidoraoct, Saturday, Kiana, Mtnjiday. hitn, Thuradtsy, I), KalS, Friday. Overton, Monday, Wadneedey, Macon, Tltureday, Prntth, Frtdav, 8Mmnrr, Saturday, l.afayatta, Oarlhaga, Att( riart.villr, Tbe undcrairne.1 bava tnalually agreed to lb a- bova list til when and where tbay hope to meet and iiddreM ibrir follnwillgane. Tliey regrat they have )Man crrmpvtllcl want of lima to omit ativeral counties, but indulge tba hope that moat of tha rotera will meet them at the atMivrMiIacr. TROUSnAI.B, 11.

CAMPBRLl. HAPinno Fttrtraanal IVuttlc. I I I I liiva received eeyeral siih.lantiallr made and beautifallr linlskad PIANO KORTKH, dam Hie mannnctory of Bacon dc Raven, N.w York, whseh fr ton. aad touch have never been ficelle in this market. Purchasers are respectfully invited to caK and eaamtne Ibem.

Mr slock ofMUBIO and MI'HIl'AL I.IKI IIIJMKNIH I. now a. near complete as possible and is freeueelly reaving May? JADE lllliUltlt. Ultle. NLY 16 rent, a bottle, br the a0oa IS aeate, by Ike ir tlie At Vr pipe el otlgallons aai.

May 3 XTRA fine ALP1 on draught and br the be.rel; t-neap at May C. FKW cases of very floe Claret Wine In V. Slnt bottles at OWRLLfl. HitiirklliiK Chnmnnsinc A RIOIJ breads ai Wholesale price br tbe slaele tia. let, M.v3 C.

rtjwivi.i.-ri, Fruiterer, Cedar Onlenn Potato. I AA AGHiust received per West Newton, and foe sale "br HAM HEAY Fire Screen. A GREAT varietr of French and American Biaaofaclnre by the single one or down; for by ml W. W. FINN It Market st.

IVMi'lv Window Papar assorted patterns; for snla cheap by W. W. F. at CO. HKAP WALL PAPER, lars sIacH kpt eoasUailr on my err vanirtr 01 Bin aail nstlnrnt.

br aj i v. w. rifin Ax C). Dr. a.

D. HOWE'S SHAKER SABSAPAKILLA, The Great Spring and Summer MeUe It PL'MFTKN THE flIXOI) a-p I'KKVK5T9 DtoEASE a ssaf raaaft I raaf More KviUet. Jtnathrr Remirkmkte Crt. fttmd it llis Oona Yvbay raMiding ta tttaCtir. caRTirtosTa.

IJini lanali. Fob 1MA1 Tiiia is to csrttfr that mj sisiar, C. Baimas, was auacki1 with tJisssi ia hr bt, soar thaaOiraa ymt aco, which iadetofilifr subwlpiass mat sb was comptml to kpbr hmd, II boiws or hat msatwj war asyirtl of. tiota rth BKiftt ratnaTat aarsieiaas ta Crv(fto m.A Ciacianaii, aitosvd--! hf, all of whom 4mUntd bar bulfls oa. rassiaa br ur.

How aa lda estri ilsalf, that Ie Ur botU of bi fihnkm Saroaparills coaWi do aoharm, I t'tuchasaa oa kattl, aad befor Ms caaiants wr intirelr asd sk astvsr. bot.t. I was tn dared ut Uy snotltar. sad asolir; Urntm 1st rSt was ad sb kad tv-srijr TtjQvmmA. Now sh ha no pin, esa walk, aad has th eaUr as of br limbs.

To IIoi's Kbaaar arspaiUs siutbai thU flWU o4. It if bat a fw maaUis inc sb coaiaMitofd tafciasj ft (Slaaatt,) J. RCLKAH. CCltwiaaaii Uiy Cmwrntil. R'iBSrBbar ibis i-rMidaarful a tad aiioaUbteSf can was if-(etd br tb as of thro bottti pittf of H.

I). UOWH71 SHAKBB HAIHAPAKILLA. THK UREAT PHlXO AHO BOtME if Pmrijlts tks Btmodumd frix Diai! Hur tbl im ffltlMd. Tht Mardrea Pfte--t. la tklt, am.

tHr4j, fa tbir privat praaiioa, aaa lit. rt. 1). Ilows'i IMis-tur Ki a for hcrtloas for, Lrrat Krt-slplss, Favar ftorei, Bsrhoi'i Itch, Ttt, ry, riswr.af, STILL UOWwZ EVIDKNCK' A CHIMI BAVEU! Ci Th followiaa vkIbc Is oalv of thossands of a timilu ebtuactat, aad swovps Uiat lit. Howai sfiapjirtUa on of tb aiost icnwdtv rsa dtsctkored; Oucmwati, Mareh IS, Ur.

Haw: lUrt Aw. Mr vbm abwwl na mmmlbs 4d, oel witk llial drmtfwt dttase, JVrafaw or iho far aad bodvaad two aad a half 1 wtd vtr; mrim that cntild sofatd Uy my fHds. at had tb adt-iaa of irr -n of tb bort ewrslelaai ia lb foantr, wKbottt ff-rtiif a I aJsaott wtbd tat httl- ithnttsmd. thstrtsaisM fra from iu naias. hantk tb Isat six rrioaiiu, tha at ata 4ltrttai sad psinfai, txrilf aa ww ap iih It aifht a4J day, for wank i toxftbdir, rnm-i mr Juui gtrrm mp mtt hope of vr rtiiai oat ttifU o.

AI fcmfth a Uad Sadvd as to ty yot HhrnkntriMrtApmrHU. RaircUatly I trttrd aad I ba a raaswa bis 3ad lor il, (ut. as a anr Isaw kU4 up Us tort. last 'bora is sare1f' a to swlf rvffot that wa did aot War aad rotata- siaf aoaof, as W9 aro saitaaaa wold have av4 a ethsi as taaasjsa aad aarso. That cMla is ssw wH a4 hssrir Wa daa.aasiutiai'f -oai roar raMaiUa a of lis bast bm patat.

tins aow la a idHS blasts P'rml mnd Bwm4 "The MisMf ih- IJf." Paiifr it wmb in. f. 0. ICmslTaWtPnHa. Is tba aalf ffaetaiaoanUa that atrta on tba Lt mart KU ys aad Mood at th sasa nm, wbicb road, it ahfilwr asoto TsJaablota trrrty oa.

aaitseola'f ta FasaU. Ur. Mvasor, Prafossor ia ti Okm Mual tmrt ihm atapaTtyv at uaii oaiaajUo, aaa "i narass-aai tbM tb pabli. Km Mrrrary so Miaaiai--na PcaiBoitoas Drajs ia it tbakar r-artiiiaril's. KEMEMBCR, warmsnsadsa l- crIr aad tcnaatT rsu.aTA.axs.

aad as a Fcsnal aad fsaiWr MvaMlao, It bt tNisal FI aura fpa iaYsiifor Dr. S. I). )i9WtS 8jlsa fisu aad tab othor. Uan HotUs.

tl botil, or sis lottlos f-ir 3. For sal bf Pa. ti. tt. llOWH, fioptittU.

So. I. Ooitefo IHI, Cia-ftaaali, to whom aS dra moot addraasad, jsdt lw UTW, VROWX ds v. vr, saaaY. II.

O. SCOVtiL, CARTM RIGttT all AftkmitflWI. Ai-fild. wi3. i XaskwUi, Taaa 4'larrr Orrdl.

-jfs BrUACloeriawed.reeetvdaMJeawrleaaaa.aliMl willbeaabl loa la ejeae coaaigaaaaal. April tr JuUNMoaf A Ml'l Malls, 'I aft KSti aamud site, la am, a tar by JUU yekSI. BK.VY. faUJsCal A CO. i I i i.

WaV(UiT aJUUil ianMV-4a)tra Uaeatl isa.1. atvt, a. tst.aug, i vsgv. a a at. k.

at n.K'i,a a Vy (1 AKP1 Jt-Ja be ta TeJee Cwttes 1A l.at i aaeee Petw aw nb Mar i MAI ILK XX -Baku, Maeaaeal aa seat ax a. May t. MkUKUT a tegVi fae. im May I ntim i t-ra aaan ar. 'W M( I.

rNssM Baa as Mee. a teas it ntuituv Mar t. Kelnalre.il raaajiaaa. rtle vVsv taa.rW. ak.

ta esaee ..4 a k. Hut ta lOWaltt. Taaaa WaanW. TBS ns.ra.U. i at aaa XwaniO.

aa. ajiia. PeaaiK. Taraaaca as. seaaaWed te ta eneaa.

tk.i ta-. lan) aeaataa, bm aa asarsiaa af a ml wmite aiaee ta. wg, Mm. a) ike eras mi Ik Kadn lnrs. aaat TraM aV OAUt, aatMlaaiataaaa.

rTtWrt st mi.p T.m. Vi ItdaMsliiivaM rvtoia ay guliuaaa sna TV. OU as Hfh Mdts Meeet .1 ik. Ufc eYmttaH ks raasaMes Ii.wsm.. aed la iWaM TV.

Life ..4 tvmw ml IWm peaaasr. W.rtt.aS Flm. Iserwa. mf l.rv.l sed 1 V.i. We Agatker.

we.4'. Few.te pwt, taMn. ltwrBiei. ef Re.l.t, M. KlW TiWk n.rae(n Vtkn Iltlit.l.

ataea ts.Tallm Tmrni. Reverie, ef a kU.lera Pwletr. pv Mi kehl. Meitol. fc, Vl.

a.rrleV Miamnvd T.4. ie Five A.i. a a at Bttia, at Weaken lw.ai a TV. a Mew Jt.l k. la.Me.

Je.trMel.e4kr MHN VOR aPttrtM) A PrRPLB m4 lUt araa tssM X. lttht lttatv. prhaf.a Uiba MrH Haa-o on Tuesxla fi4t.nn.,rtamins; two torn 4IW WVa, a tws an.f two tina tjisllar hill. nn fmo tHr rhanjf The Rtrr wilt IiWraHy rwr4tHl h-avipc tho pti'M mrA ramtcriis ttu (at il Dr. W.

1 ntrhnt frrr.K bis (vrotbttwa. sonira to lb Hliasoa Nt.hv,,W aa4 ittatu. iVk aitb 1i. JooOaft. Collof alraat.

raraja-rl rheajll ROXEal -l jast rMtead pa i.amer W. HreiAeai. ftae. Iba dan. 23l m.e er tiave, adt saWit u.

lale, reuai Keat, April 30. HKA V. FKKMC'lt Cik ilforr aw Oooaio OF TUB LATHS AND KIOHRMT STY Lit atnicuih: CKnxi.il. I.A(Ka) OMKIasI T3aiNTKI Tiaea, aew stsle patteeas. m.

raeujra mtas.A wima. Plata aad Kmk'H livenediae. Kaxbratdevml Frehrh and f'aeilirlr Me.li.i With e.err thing new aad desirable In ta way of Over Ueads. A beaallful aad risk vertetr mf ettrlaa Bar eeeakt aaaaaes. AaaV NlilMOa.

at etUM l.nre Oooats. BL'KUcerVsrtsaod V.Us. Laea Cspe. and eOe, Valencia t'nMar. aad anS, Laee taaraleevev, a.

aaftxnal. Motile Am KnkVI Pveal altaia, Vraaa Ukawls Heerak, CVInese, Freeeb and Ifaaali feas, l.love., a I'M varl.iy, at Mil HOL a) lllw lltttav, MkoraV, Ac. SILK and Fas llati. ef Ik. latest Kasiaf etriea, Hamaier elv.ety kied.

vt nne rngll.h Kie and ftia ualters. Aad a Ibll atorlaveet of eftk. west makers Ale. tee let ef Kid ethos, at rents a pair, el lae W.I Call at rairlDl Ml III il. H' llll IDr.

nrcaniwk FFr.Rrf pt.fe.,leal servlae. Ie Ibe etlieae. Na.aeslle and viclauv. Ill t. 4 tie.

eueii. I out, ia herry street, I) IM, II If if Ma 1 1 rasa el lajailra Cwrtare af ll.wra. vpBfusjBtfVai jajaasa If ''sr-axsoii ri'llKcarS will lesve Ike stallMO east law F'eaklla J. I err i'1'NIIAV, nnlil rVikrt entice, al al A.JK and VI P. M.

Tlir lli rbOvwiag pla.M, IMtlae owiers ftrr aaaaeBwaoi taai.rMatUMinB.i Maker's la Antlm-li Meeting ne Mrs. da Buchanan'. Ml J.rl'er.ea Pike HlatMM, da 6 de ti. fllATFIM.n, t'audaetai. TraM Main.

virtue of a l)al of Trust, made by Cbauli Picklra, reemded in lira bteeuroi'. Orlna nf Da viiUnn Comity, I will. at tha atatw of said Union etreel, niTer at public aala.on Thnraitey tlia ITitt May, at 10 A- all iImi property embreerd ia aa'l Deed if Trol, 04 a variety of l.lrpturs. i bit uf Cigars, the Hurnlturnand fialwres tha bar, tiHtellVer with a vaibMy of iHlier ortl.lv. Terms of All sums under fifty d.dlar.

ra.l, all near fifty dollara, mr mawtba oredtti tuuag pa" hle in Bank and well en.n,.r-.L May -ids (sBOaUlR WILSON, T-. TVIaleAHOn Al nalawf Tamil l.aHa ass ibe Nsaatalitai see CkallMMMaj Batilrwatsl, laa alYreaweiwry, TOielelU Tratataaaaw. THK uniier.igr.r.l, will atll tl public Aaeilon.Dn Tunxiay, lb I'J'h aWy if Aucuai next, a number Town LiU in lha Towasf Tullabiimn, be N. and 0 railroad Tlie bavn been laial irT un the land, wbinli elsrroarul aid inrlurla ibe Cflcf c.u'.iy lpl, which has been located by the IL.eril ol ai C. lailioa I llim lor.

on tbe 7 l.t si cIhi'i Tlia UnHesl U-pol ia mo.t favorably a tuata4 tbe CotToand I lanklin countie twern Duck and Blk rtvera A tumpika rnrnptar ia lormed Im Hie roiistruetiwn of a MrAdgmiaad rra'l flurn MrHinnvilln. vie llilLbotu' to Ti.lleb.ima, aeceV will pr.eruta tba work to completion at mt Tba Keyeiarvslla, Maltserry, rurnplke termtoatea at tkit ptunt- Hwl at il i.mrw under ron trans and will pruJ.al.ly bo rra plcte.1 by the li i. the raibroad i. Th" Mo Vtinnvrlie road will be inttnoeal la ft In Wl ile rotiort, wlier. Ibe great We.

tern route peeir-s over tbr CumUarlarid nwruauia. Tin. In of ro.ds, iTo.s(ng tri iailri4(J al ibe CoAVo depot, will be catrndeid to Vulaaal. to wldeb place aa Irom Faytteville is now in piowetof Thus the tariiitaee (ur tanarMMialirfCi tb.a Depot through aornn nftaie most fertile couanie. ti-ihe SiatA, will not bo loeiior to tbn.e of any otber lejort between Na.hville and I h.

lii.n uf To'Uhom is Jerull.r'y faewflaate. ll'iioa; alnvated and geniij ro iirg tire aooo oaco'ne firm and dry. allr Inog eouitiMaasJ rata. Tba he.ij'y and coo virile ore csf alte. few rw1v4 ra-atiWrjce.

arwl 0m eonsfurt of its baslliaia Isenakuas cannot be eaee-Iej. Altoaled rifuea otllae frusta 11m. Cumlerrlaod moamaln, oa ih t14 ktada f-irmed try its Nnrlbern beab. rt potaaMre an of greet eaiobri'y. Witbia a'J near It aro iBmerous free stoba, cfwlibeale, witir end black 'ulpbur spring, wiiich imivt make ita pake us great rcaorl for mvaiels arid abart, wboaa laiewra iodine-liooaid rarane I'uliirvi tleeox to tbalr anirner.

ehr-asd. Tlirouj li tlte e-u ta leaatb ut ilia Uawa site, tba clear cuul watr of Rock Cieak flow, aaar a I fineatooa aad (ravel Ha, proglcnlry uf Tolieboraa tb fnmi Mtatava-m Coal regnin of tike Cwwbavlead mooataia, taxeanf rUieli tba Neal'viila dt Obaiiaaaiam read reedera its poeslioo ran and tsneiealbad fur ba kl'' twarwafas IBM, a oa Ua larsaat aeala. rvovroaedeal by a boawtifa) and well almkvr-l country, whoa haallbfeaia ii. xusrtry uf air. Haw free.

etrma anal ra too rel era tsoirKpe.ecd la aey part of tho worUt tbie place, af "dinar east sjtll. great faaulaty aef Icada. atari laaere eana theeii-s uf tba laierlia and of Iba AHaMur, preeeoi. i aaterpriaing sprrtMnlo, maaulaoturer. aaerchei.t 1 rapuallej erery iieliwienvert for bejd'ai and To Farmer.

al and ell ashera w' deeirw ea. ail d.iajfctfol eonemwr irtrwal ia" regw where Oh.de.. aoW taw of a-4V. are aakawwe. snare orsgH Ie ran bw olSreeel.

b. I er-uo' 1 aadCW t. M. ft U. Sadra-4.

eat-ded llest il- r. win saner. Iba 1.1 d.y! Taw wr-a. threw wear. tw'twaaal a-wwuv, f.

abus a aq-al eels an to. lte awltl lira i. THO. AANlrSaiaV IISMJ USCMSelOcf tKILLlAM MOUaiS. Mary 7, IUI, ids.

Ml OntaW PUBLISHED BY W. V. BANG UJPl TKIMS -iinnrti, 1 Payable 3 1 idnnnre. WCCKLT FAPRR. Tri-Weeilt PftlMrr.

Ui Amrieaii Nawsjjsitar Aser.tii Agent forth. pal! sad Qthoi.Tt:d lota and Sabtcriplioni at the iamv rata at fafjaired by o. His ofAcos are at Bosttrr, 8 ('oafr" Street. Pkikutolpkia, N. W.

corner Third and fh.lnt Kl. Baltimore, a. W. ornr Worth ami Faait For Ocvornor, GEN. 1J CAMPD8LL, ur ntiTii C'iutt.

For Cougrefl. GEN. 1, Y. or SMITH COUKTT. Davidson County Whig Ticket ran thk si FBaNOIS B.

FOGG. fuR THE MOUSK CP (irPREFJJTiTlVIl, JOEL A. BATTLE, RUSSELL HOUSTON. Friday, Tluy 9, 181 MlStfiSSIPI'I. The signs of tlio limns indicate a great rriurpjb fur Senator Foote in $Uiipp'u The O'lvocfttm of aoceasion arfi finding out (tint the mnnci aio against lliem.

Wo learn from the Flag" of tho Union (hat at a Pecrnt meeting at Decatur in Newton county, Jodgo 8mith Mr- The litter at thfa dose of the speaking, proposed a voto of the people upon the issuo pruwjnteil hy tho Southern Rights Aiiocintioni. "If there he nny onn herr" saM be. "other than my respectable antagonist, who in in favor of a Southern Congress, end through that boo1 demnnrfing secps.iun, unloss tho lino of 36.30 ahull be run through California to the Pacific, and unloss amendment a to the Cunatituiluo thall be cot ctdid. such as the Southern Rights Association I invite him to hold up Vis hand." Not a -angle individual did so, and Gen. Fonte, tlmrefoie, claimed the meeting as unanimously in favor of acquiescence nod ojyoed to the resistance contemplated by the so-tullt-J Southern rifM part) To this claim no ono on the ground objected, nor was any apportion presented to Foote's views.

Tilis significant expression of public fet-Iing in the eastern part of the Stnttj is in.W.l truly cheering, but what a left-handi'd compliment it wa to the champion of tho register, wlio had traveled so fur miiJ hiboteJ hard to counternrt Senator Forte's efTo'tx! Wo It-urn from tho Nutchex Courier that a similar tel vote was taken in Clark county, immediately lifter the speeches of Mr. Speaker McRae nud Senator Koote. The uudieuce numbered about 400 of the moot respectable and intelligent citizens of thn cout.ty. General Foote requested those who were in fuvir of the Union, art it now stands under the Compr.MBtee, to go to the light; those of a contrary opinion, to goto the left. Neatly the whole crowd went over tu the liltt, bnvin only nbout 15, who remained with Colonel Mi Hue: on ih left side of in itnd this nrcm i in tint of Col.

Me line's residence! Col McUnn will ho remembered as one of the 'fire eaters" who a'tetuled tho first meeting of the Nanlivillo Convention, iliii present course, in advocating necoHiion shown that ho understood tho ohjectH of fir si Con'emion. I'oBTAfiE ON THK A HaSNKU UDK(t thk Ntcw Law. The new post office IW goes into mi iIm -t next. The pontile ou newspaper VviH be oomuletably decreoed. For the information of nod iljosii who any wish to (tulisciih.i to tho lit'pubiinan Banner, we givo below the rates of postage, uponit: '1 he Weekly Banner will circulate fme io tho county of Davidson.

The Daily and utnli the po.nt ottioes in Davidson. to which they bo carried in the tnuila, will ho clmrged with $1 postage por annum roi tho former, and GO ct-. for tho latter. Tl.e following table exihiu thn postage per annum on all our issues, at all distance-: Distances Weekly Trt Weekly Daily. Cta Fifty miles or under iiU Cts Cta bl) mo 100 200 Over 50 and not over 300 40 Uvei 300 and not over 1,000 GO 1K0 300 Over 1 .000 and not over 000 BO 240 400 Over a.OOO and not over 4,000 100 300 500 Over 4,000 WO 360 600 These rales are much less than those ur.der the present law, and lemove one of tho objections heretofore urged agaiust tuking newspapers.

We hope, theroforo, when they take effect to make lurge nddiiiun.3 to out subscription luu. rSSowall the frpeaoilor, has declined tho canvass for Congren, in the Eisex. (Mas.) District. HU letter of declension ia dated "April 23th." Here extract from itt "Fortunately for us, tho candidate of tlie Demo-cratic party, eminent for his learning, eloquence and statesmanship, has lately borne so noble a testimony against the fugitive slave law, and in fuvor of liberty, justice and humanity, that it seems to me we can do nothing better ihr.n give him a hearty and united auppott." Ko then, as lato as the 23th of April, Runtoul was regarded as the "candidate of the Democratic party," notwithstanding his opposition to the fugitive slave law. We shall see at the next election which is to come o(F on the 26 tb who tho "Sewnl! Democracy" are.

PoLincAr. of Mb. Sum me a. The New York Evening Tost, Democratic authority, thus classifies Mr. Clmrlea Sumaer, the Senator elect from Massachusetts: "In politics Mr.

Sumner is doctrinaire. He is weUUnown to be opposed to all class or special legislation, and to bo a him crmmpion of States' right. He has never held any close connexion with cither of she great political paideauf the country, though, till within tho lust few years, he has been classed with the Whigs. We have classed him with the Demo e.rat because that, on all the issues which have been made between him and bis opponents in the Legislature, he has occupied a Democratic position, and we have no doubt that all his sympathies and con-vicvious will lead him to maintain the position." A writer in the Southern Pre gives the following as the definition of "ul all hazards and to the last extremity:" "MakiiiE a great rout at first, and calling on every body within hearing to follow your example; then backing out under pretence that the continjonay. for resistance has not arrived, od trying to persuade all jour neighbors to follow your example.

What Jo the supporters of Gov. Trousdile ibbtk of the definition? The Besf vecan Get The following humorous paragraph from kw AbenWen tndepeiulent, oecur in an editorial reviewing udsje GhoUoii' jeech at a late secesttiouit protracted mceinig: "The Jtule sneered at the "best we can get1 p. licy. Weil, wo think it just the thing. The constitution is the best we can get- -our country is the bct we enn get our God is the bst we can get ir Bible is the best we can get our chi'dren are the best we coo get Utile Judge is the best we can get, for he suy be will notresfcr.5 aud wedo not know of any thiog.

ihttt ian'tthe best re can Ret-ecept the Jma speech for we kho ihw'a out lUa best wfi get. We are grautfiast to Was that there is a large nam- bcr of deHfeta ia tniaaVftes, mad hope their delib- eraiioca way be swodwaire of mocfa good. 17 Julia Kicke A. Co- pr opoee to establish a dfrcaoeratic new pep at Bolivar to thu Ktate, to be celled "Toe West Teone-se Democrat." John Netdyaad W.C Collier are to be tha edit ore. TV crt naoUwi will be isaood some lime aeat taoeik.

Fat.sc Rrjtfpft Tbe Louisville Democrat, two ur three days ago, copied a ridiculous article from the notorious Yock Herald, sofgesttng that there ws a coolness between tbe President aed the Secretary of State, and that th latter would probably reiga hi secretaryship. The last namber of tbe Washington Republic eioeessua article upon various absurd rumors fnTitw. 7 Other er.icles have e.meared in Northern tuurnala alleging tlial thern wero jralousin and ilWaelin- growing up between the President and the Secretary iff Statr, and that tbe resignation of Mr. Webster has oeen openiy eaueti tor or laixed atxiut. it has been rumored in print that other Cabinet rhengca were ie contemplation in confrqoeace of this stale of feeling, and that Mr.

Fillmore en took occasion to intimate to Mr. Webster that he dd not approve of bis recent visit to the North, on the ground of its being a political tour. It baa been alleged that Mr. Fi I lea ore- was disposed to recede from the Uaion platform, and its faulting in its union policy. We are authorised to st ite that all of the above ra mors, and a other rumers of a similar tenor, or de signed to convey aimiter impressions, are not only entirely false in fact tad )n inferaoce.

but that they ftte all destitute ofjtbe least jo troth. If we were not aware that ro pec table persons hd aided in oi iginating or circulating these rumors, we should not have deemed them worthv of dental. LaTThe New York Herald pub'ishes a letter from-Charleston, S. C. lo tbe effect that the British Govern ment, through its ewcre agents, is tampering with the popufAr leaders in Souib Carolina, urging them towards secession, with the view of producing a dissolution ofthe confederacy, and afterwards turning it to the benefit of England, by cotttroling tbe cotton trade and general commerce of the South- Massachusetts CoNCRxsstoftAi.

Br.ccTioaa. Tho 26 th of May has been fix ad upon for renewed trials to elect representatives to Congress in the 2d, 4ih, and 7th districts of Massachusetts. As these ill he th second trials under the new 'law, a plural- cy voie win or ooure uecme ine elections. A Fast Kunkral a Race to the Grate. On Saturday lat, two tuner il proeesions of unusual length, on their way to the Cemetery in Camhii.lge, each other a little above Porter's Hotel.

A rivalry immediately set up between the drivers of th; heatfte. to tee which should reach the gate of the Cemttcry first! By a great application ofthe whip a sample of fust driving developed itself but tbe race was of short duration. The coffiu in ono of the hearses was thrown nut on the ground, and, before the cortege following could dtaw up, it was run over by three or four hacks, and seriously mutilated. This accident suddenly put an end to the mad career of the Jehus. The body was restored to its proper place, nod tbe two funerals proceeded in order.

Fast driving to the grave often occurs in Cambridge. Boston Mail. CaFTHa GBAxraxacRa Company has obtained the confidence of the community, by uppaaling to its common tenso intteail of its credalftr. Their I Medicines are generally mad by 1'hyiicinii, and areconiidered lanerior to most other before the public. Those for children may be pcrfactl re-lied on, and have been the meant of saving the lives of mnny Jitlle fiiQerers.

They are fur lale at all Drag Store, and the demand lor them is hourly ou the increase. Sea advertisement. DR. TOWNSEND'S Compound Extract of Saraaparllla! Thi great purifier of the bloody AUD CURE rOR Halt Rheum, Ring Worms, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Costiveucss, Rheumatism, Prrofula, Fover Hores, Klfectsof Mercury, General Debility, fyrepiia, Hkin Ilisaasas, Liver Complaint, I'icnnles on the Face, Dropsy, Coughs, Coldi, Thi extract it pot up in square quart bottles, and warranted stronger and superior in every respect to any other pun tier of the blooil, and to keep for any let.gth oftime in all cliuiates. Tin ce lob rut erl medicine nas oecn greatly in proved since being prepared by DR.

JAMES R. CfllLTOV, tha chemist, who has had clinrse ofthe monafactory far more Umn a yar, and every bottle has Ids signature and certificate (printed on preen pnper) ince Feb. JO. 185t, as well as the signalora of T. Towmend nn steel-plate label.

Beware uounurleits! and buy none withoat Dr. Chilton's certificate on the outsble wrapper. Principal Nassau street. N. Y.

Fine Tea. JUST received from Baltimore: Imperial and tionpowder Tea, of very superior quality; Young liyion and it lac It Ma9 CAUjESDKR PR1CHARD. CriMCINNATI Canvassed SuEar Hams, JieefTonsues, A.o. C. At i.

lot of J. Lagotra Coffee, Pickle, aborted; Cruhed and Ixar tngr. m'JJ CAU.ENDER PRIC1IARD. Dissolution of Copartnership. fpHE partnership of Rule, Ploan composed ofthe JL undenipned and heretofore engaged in the trade and oeco nation of cottina marble, and other to tie, on Charch tt.

Nashville, is this day dissolved by mutual content, Jaki tLOAN is authorised to cloie the buinei ofthe concern by collecting and paying its debts and repomibilities. The contents of the yard and all tha implements of tueir trada and other property are transferred to James riloan, who will iiorraiter coouuet a ia ms own ocnan. CHARLES RULE, JAMES til.OAN, JOHN C. LOWRV. Nashville.

May 0, 1851 3td m9. For St. Louis. Taelutht draofht and swift uteamer WEST NEWTON, Miller, Master, will leave for the above aau intermediate uorts 10 o'clock. For freight or passage apply on board or to m9 A.

HAMILTON, Agents Groceries. FRESH RECEIPTS. T5MME SUGAR hltds Prime Sugar, in store and for J- ante, oy j.iny vi ju. cuoahu. 11 IO COFFEE Bars Rio Coffee, in store, ami for XV sale, by rMr ft) JO.

EDWARDS, jl K-BOILED MOLASSES Ilbli Resiled Molnui, Jl in store and for sale, by JO. I'D AKJ, May 9. FINE CIIAMPjiaXE JrXB 23 Basket Kitra 25 do do, Pints, in store and far sale, by May UJ JU. bUWAKU S. ALMONDS 1 0 Bags S.

8. AJmonds. ia store and lor sale, by i ay JU. tu A Ki, FRESH RICE 5 Tierres Fresh Rice, in store and for sale, by May 9 JO. EDWARDS.

All IROX 100,000 lb. Bu in nor. anil lor M.J- UJ J'-l. KUWAKW, JIRD Oil. 90 bbli luur Str.ioed Lxd Oil, in andfort.fc.bj Mjl JO.

EDWARDS. Kt.sH purrrifso iu Fn.h Pour, tor. ftnd lor tile, bj Mij 91 EDWARDS. Pl'RK WHITE ISJID 30 K.f Pai. Whit.

Uasri, in for by JO. EDlVAJiDri. Mir 9. NJILS 300 K.rt a.iort.u, in and for anl lij MayO JO. EDWARD).

ALT- -1LO0 BblsKaaabwa Bait, ie store and few sale, by fMay9J JJ. f.lOYAHH.-. Public Sale. W1L sell at Pobii" Aecttoa, oo Sato day tbe 10th in the Market Hease, a. II clock, Mi Vacant Lot, sit aate.l in Edrafield.

and vary desirabl for private resident- Tbe Loi areSObv 15? feet. anJ will behold on a of 6. 12. IS. 34.

and 30 month, writbosl interest. A Plat of the lots can seca at my office. Ma, 8. A. A.

McLEAN, Genl Aft. DR. HOLLlChVS NEW WORK. OUTLINES OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY lllustratad by an entirely new directed iilate of tb hnman organixaiioa, colored to life. "We regard this as one of the mol valsable works iod ia a longtime.

It is a complete general treaties on anatomy aarlphrsiolovy, and the dietJ plate aflwer the pnrpo of a molet oflha hanisn frasn. Dr. HoHtck eatiHad to teat credit for bis tandsble desire to disseminate know I-edro of sohiects that mj of och vital consfqianee. We commend it a a work of rreat merit and Y. Dr.

H's. works oa Physiology are for tale by M7 FT HAUA.V Market it. ARPERV and THE IJtTEKSATIOSAl. MAC A ZLNE3 tat Mar. With back nomb.n.

For br 7 F. HA AGAN fc CO. Osna. Kfl BAGS COIUf jm raeatred and for wl. na lor mi.

br Auv tr. DA TIS aWArtV. I Thuo DsT.Thsjraday.Tslay Prtfprietw-'a INrae 500: two mile heats P. BUkely ch Jack tj inp. Uw tban.

dam by Bchpac, A ear old. a B. W.H CeJlie Smith, by Belthe- air.dasjtby 8r BeaWrd. 4 a. Jefcn jr.

ofc LittU Tnca, hy Priaaa. 3 1 1 I sister jaee a Tlsae, 3374: 3:57. TO-OAY'U RACE. PrWey. May Proprietor's Para, $100; beet three in fiw.

Ca'gy's by Ambassador, out of Emily Speed, by Lsniaihaa, 5 o. Thoa. Aldaraon's cU by Teoaesaee Cutsaas, dam Ruck vf the Rock. 5 o. f.h Fl, der.

oot of Celerity, 4 yo. Dr- D. T. McGarock't br Bordmaa by Hamlet, be by Consul, dam by Stock holder. )f v.

NasHTlLLK JOVRKAL OF MlOICINt AMD ScaOa- rt. The April No. cf this monthly was laid upoa our table yesterday. contain a variety of attiolea of Interest to the Medical profession SJTWe are again under obligations to NatUasi Gtasoa. clerk of the Harry Hill, for lata Hew Of leans papers.

tlT We are indebted to the West Newton for filee of late St. Louis papers. Stgns of the TVs. Paasiag through one of our markets, a short time since we encountered a meat vender, shouting at the top of bis longs "Era's yer cheap meat ff- boarders." ADELPni THEATRE. FRIDAY Erniax.

May 9th, will performed Ua com. dy of The Invincible. VtfiduD, Mr. Fuller; Florril, Mr. Rynar; IlraMjti, Mr.

M. Smith OYlash. Mr G(ar; Tautoa, Mr Walsh; Victoira, Mn Rfntr. Toooneltnle with tha tame of YOUR LIFE '8 I DAX'JRR Mt FollwJ Mtdlw' 8cbPOOCmUre Mn' Ice Cream. AtTK will opca oqi Ic Csajn Roomaoa lha ISth m'hnt.

may!) R. At J. MXt'N. ABBOTT' PBANCO.MIA NTORIIX W. (IERRV at CO bav.

juit rrc.ivcd llu- loll.iin, inlcreitlnc JUVENILES, br Jco AalOTT, aulliur uflb. "ROI. 1.0 MARY KR3KINE: A Fronconia ilorr. MALLEVXLLE: a Krancoaik ttory. WALLACE: a Fraaconia ttory.

MARY DELL: a Fraacooia BEECHNUT: a Franconn noir. Alio THE MOORL.1ND COITAGK. li; th. aatbot of "Mary Barton." 3VEW BOOKS. W.

T. BERRY A hat. ja.tr.i..d-L Tor May, tofcthtr with alt th. pr vioai S. Corran and hit Cot.raporari.ii by Cbarbta Phillip.

Kiq. 3. Th. Ifiili Conf.d.rat.i and th. Rcballion of 17V6i by H.nry M.

Field. 4. Nature and Bleatedntn of Chrlitian Parity, by Rer. R. B.

Folerwith an latrodaotlon; by Dr. 5. London Labor and I.oodon Poor) by Henry Mayhav. 6. Nilc'iMeiof A.Uowadjl.

Mount Hope; or, Philip Kioj of tbe Wampaooaf, aa Hittorical Romaoco; by G. 11, HoMlle H. Gilflllan'i Bard ol the llilile. 0. Lord Holland'.

Forctifn Remini.cenriei. LYELL'rt GEOLOGY of Uloyi or, Tb. Modern Change, ofthe Earth andtt. Inhabitants, considered a. illaitratire of Geoloay.

By rir I.r.ll. Eiflith and revised llloitraud with Map. Platai and Wood-cnta. Jest ncefvwl br W. T.

BERRY fc CO. OFGEOORAPlrY.l Dictionary of Geography, descriptive, physical, statistical and historical, fonainf a complete General Gazetteer of th. World. Br Alkyahdrk Kbith Johnston: author of tb. Physical Altn of Natural Pbenomeaa, dtc.

In one volume, half Russia. Just received by W. T. BERRY Ik CO. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Mr. Kcndnll'a Grata National Work. V. T. BERRY have just received TO Between the UNITED STATES AJiD MEXICO: Embracing Piolorial Dmtrinfs of all tb.

Prinoipal Conflicts -ey caJtL niasu With descriptions of each Battle, by GaoaoB WrLKIisi KbubaLL, Author of tha Texan Santa Eapeditioa, fee, Twetve beautifully colored plates, on ftae aard board, with sixty pages of lettei press. LIST or La TBS. I. Battle of Palo Alto. 3.

Capture of Monterey. Battle or Boeaa Vista. 4. Captare of Vera Cms. 5.

Battle of Cerro Gordo. 6. Battle of Contreras. 7. Battle of Cherabasoa.

8. Battle or El Moliasdal Rer, (Attack upoa tha Moltno. 9. Battle of El Molino del Roy, (Attack upon tba Ca 10. Ptorming of Chap altepeo, (Pillow's Attack.) II.

Storming of Chapaltepec, (Qaltaaa's Attack.) 13. Gea. Scott's Entrance tntothe City of Mexico. "This ivork Is eqoallr honorable to arts and arms, and trill bean enduring monument of iu anUsarU abilitr, taste and patriotism- Nothing of the kind can be more graphic, aata-ral and impressive. Pablic sentiment will asrare Mr.

Ka. dall the credit and renameratton to which be Is eatiUed by hi. liberal enterprise." W. T. B.

at have also just received The Angel's Hong: Br Oarles B. Taylor, M. A. Reveries of a Baohetor. or A Book of lb.

flart: Br Ik Marvel. Lord Holland's Foreign Renm(eoflces. Whipple' Esaarsanu Revt.ws, a.w sxllltoei. The V.rnoo Gallery of British Art 40 eafraviai- Gllfillaa's Bards of me Bible. kino's Scripture taads and Bible AUas.

Anvil 10. tool. LYELLH MANUAL OF GEOLOGY. A Maasal ef Eteraesiarr Geologyi or, The Ancient Changes of the Lank and its lakalriuau, ae ilassnaled by Oesd.gi.al Mearumrntt. By Sir Charles Lrell.

Third ad eatlralr revieed edition. lUestrated with saoro tbaa liva bandrad woodcuts. Jest received by W. T. BEBRY It C).

For New Orlenna, nib rine rassenger ziteamer, llAatiar HILL, Captain Toil H. Nswsu, will leave here on Fridar. the Orh inatuit. For Freigbtor Passage, apply to A. HAMILTON.

May 7. Valuable Real EtaUue For Stale. TWILL sell oa reasaaabl. tanas, at private sale, it baaati. rel lot on the comer af High and Breed street, fronting 30 feet on Broad aa4 149 oa High.

One lot on Market stmt in roath N'aivilla, eoraeeaf eater and Market, n-oaUajJt) leet; one oa the roraor of Caatai and OHega strsMa, float, ing 180 feet on College aad raaatag baek lfai Beet Also 6 acre. 3f groond one mile fraaa abowt am yards to the right of Charlotte Turnpike; aa. lot eppooHe friga strswt froottng Sli fcet Bread; oa. lot oa tk.eaai.er ef fltgt. aa4 the crou itistt bom High to r'asnmer straet, Boatli of Beoasl TLey are all daatrakla locations, and good bargalas caaba na.

May 7 TI10MAC T. SMIl.KY. Lost Brcatt-piia Wanted! THK pema who tbnad a MOL'gxiaa BagafT-rie, rerwo-seatiag a bow-knot, and containing hair, will pleas leave it at this oce, orwllh tbe Jew.ller lo whom he May 7 Tbkri'. THO.TidVa PLATE ATTOB.NBV AM CONSELOU AT LAW, NASHViLLE, TEAS. Aruil 14 fotf WCash.

will pay tb. hihe.t market price 20 likciv oung Xejtriies. froan 15 yeaJe ci f. Appij to WILLIA11S tt GLOVKB. May 6- Ctv-iry Street.

KIolsMses. k4f BUI.3. KeUiiled Mulauoa received per JLVfvf AiQcrica, ant) for aala. May 6. SH8PHEBD OOBDON.

I and character of ibis Timminy Badrtr, wa tsar bra ajd. that it was organited in 1789. by WiIiam Moo ney, mo upbol-terer, with a namberof otner citiaaoa of New York, fur the pcrpose uf opoisig tle Coo- motion of the United Slates, (wbtcfa bd then ee centiy been adopted.) on account of what bad been eremed its federal and tendencies The inatttmiun tok its name from ibe celebrated Indian Chief Tutdt any, and all it ceremonial no-menciatore is adopted from the habits and customs if the aborigines. It ho Grand Hachem, and twelve ud iiiiQitaJ Sachems after the foehton of the President and Governors of the hi i teen States then is raiteo6. It baa a Grand Coooetl, of which all the nflieer and Sachems are members, which is pre sided over hy aKftther of tho Council, and tlte proceeding of which are recorded by a Scribe.

The society dates aft its transactions from two eras, the diseovpty of Amciica by Columbus, and its own fiAmdaiioa- It div'des the year into seasons the season of snow, the season uf blossoms, and the season of fruit. The 12th day of May is commemorated ns its anniversary It wns the first society ever organized in tho country for tlie defence of State right; and one of the oaths whicb tis members are required to take -s, that they will siiawin State institutions, and resist a consolidation of power in the hands of the general gov-erament. At first it was not a political organization and it was so popular that most persons of any note or merit belonged to it, its anniversaries were celebrated as holydaya. But when President Washington rebuked aetf crafted societies, from an apprehension that their ultimate tendency wtt hostile to public tranquility, many forsook it, and at one of its anniversaries only three persons were in attendance. But Mr.

Mooney was one tbe three. From this time it leagued its destiny with tba fortunes of Thomas Jefferson. The adoption of tha several amendments which wore made to the Constitution, through ibe influence of Jefferson and Madisou, reconciled tbe society to that instrument, and from that time forth they were, or professed to bo, apostles of the decentralizing poli-ry; which has always been, and still is, advocated by tho doctrinaires of the democratic party, and of which Mr. Jefferson was, in his day, the most prominent exponer.t. Sinco those days, however, the influence of the society has very much diminished.

It controls the dUpo-iiion of Tammany Hall; and that, we believe, constitutes the chief, if nut tha only element of its strength and perpetuity. We have only to add, that the proceedings of tho society are secret. Prick or the nkxt Oortp or Cotton. An intelligent writer in the Charleston Courier of May 2d, speakes ns follows in regard to the stocks of cotton in this country and Europe, and tho price of the next crop: Messrs. Editors: We have received in this country, r.t the ports, 233,811 bales of cotton, above our receipts last year ut the same time; and yet, the stock in the ports is 5,509 bales less than it was last year.

We have exported to Great Britain 254.582 bales more than at the same period last year; and yet tho stock in Great Britain waJ, on 11th April, 30,000 bales less than Inst year. There is cotton on the way now, hut so there was last year. All the letters agreo that the Spinners are only buying for immedi- te consumption: tnerefore, tho consumption does not fall off. The stock in nir ports 4D8.424 in Oieot Britain April 11 536,000 Total stock 1,034,424 The consumption for 30 weeks. from 11th April, till the new crop cun bo ut Liverpool, at 20,000 bales of American kinds.

600,000 The consumption in America is roduccd this year to 500,000 bules, for six months 250,000 The. consumption of the Conti nent at 1,000,000 per annum, for six 500,000 Consumption 1,350,000 Deficiency 316.00& To be supplied hy our foturo receipts from the inttv- r. Wow, supposing the deficiency to be supplied. and supposing our next crop lobe a very large one; wiil come to maiket in world bare of cotton. The stock ii Great Britain, for series of yenrs, ha been about 500,000 bales at the end of the year, and in this country 140 000 to 150,000 bales.

There i no way of sunnlying this stock, and tho next crop cannot sell below the present rates, oven if ic bo 000,000 balei-: because, at tho present rates, consumption is stimulated. CHESTER, (3. 0.) April 30. The Crops I is rarely that the farmers in this section have met with a season so unfavorable for making headwav with theircrops us the past has been. The frequent heavy rains, during the month of March und in the early part ot April, so packed the eartu ns to render much replowjng necessary.

In addition to Ihw. tho colduef the seaon, continued almost without a day's intervalond with frequent frosts, has so checked the progress of vegetation, that those who had succeeded in planting early have been mostly compelled lo open their fields afresh and re-plant. It is only in tbe most genial soils that there is likely to he Hny thing like a fair stand of either cotton or corn, of the first planting. Tho wheat crap aro unusually promising. They have now passed the season during which they are linhle to the greatest blight; and unless some very untoward season should supervene, we may promise ourselves an abundant harvest.

The fruit in most sections is comparatively unin jured, end a plenteous crop may be expected. Pal metto standard. National Intelligencer, of tho 1st in alluding to the failure of the Cuban expedition, and of the means emp'oyed by the Government to defeat it, says: In tbe case now before some days before there was a whisper of the plot in tho public papers, tho President bad knowledge of tho movements of the conpirntors, and had trnnsmited orders to the proper ffi ib at several Southern seaport to jeize the- vessels and apprehend the individuals engaged in the-expedition. North Carolina. A whig meeting, recently held in Len.iir county.

North Carolina, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress to succeed the Hon. B. Stanly, who has made known his determination to retire from public life, passed a erie of resolutions approving of his course aa their representative, and also the Compromise measures of the lost Congress. A Western writer thinks that if the proper way of spelling tho is "though," and Qto eight, and bo "beau." the proper way of spelling potatoes is poughteigkteaux." THE CUBA MOVEMENT. Arrest of Parties charged tcitk connexion -with the Expedition On Saturday afternoon, the United States Murshal, Mr.

Tallmadge, caused to bo arrested John L. O'Sullivan, (eon-in-Iaw of Dr. Kearney Rogers,) William T. Rogers, jr (nephew of the said Dr. Rogers,) Captain Lewis, captain of tho steamboat Cleopatra, and formerly captain tba Creole, in the former expedition; Major Louis Schlesinger, one of tbe Hungarian patriots; Dr.

Dan' H. Burtnett, a resident of this city, and Senor Yna-ga, a Spaniard all charged with being concerned in the Cuba expedition. Judge Nelson, not being in tbe city, at the lime, Commissioner Btidgman took in hand tbe exam nation of the case, tho result of which was tbe holding of tho prisoneis to bail in tho sum of $3,000 to answer the charge. Dr. Rogers was surety for Mr.

O'Sullivan. and his nephew, William T- Rogers; for the Spaniard, Tonage, a Mr. Freoman went bail; Dr. Hurtnett ws allowed to depart in the custody ofthe Deputy Marshal until Monday, and Captain Lewis, and Major Schlesinger were committed to jail in default of bail. During the day.

tbe Marshal applied for a detachment of roannes to take charge of tha steamboat Cleopatra. Commodore Salter forthwith granted the request. A detachment was forwarded, and the vessel is now under their charge, lying at the foot of North Moora street. The information which led to the arrest of tbe paniea above mentioned, was obtained by an oScer ut South Aniboy, where a large number of German immigrants ore said to have been assembled, and, as was rightly suspected, with the design of engaging in the alleged expedition. New York Express, April 23-.