The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 2

COXtMEBCIAL. tUpubUcan Banna, VtVP NABHV'LIE WHIG, PU L1SHED BY vvVX BAN "TIIE CAMPBELL'S ARK COMtNdf SI XT NIG HTS JjNJLY CCtHMRjiciXff Mffttdtiy, MAHCfl eTrniseeaudl rftsetlsiid. Amongst the items of Foreign ews by the stcameracific we find the note of M. Feue-jon, the French Ambassador, addressed to the President of the Federal Council of witzerland, stating unequivocally the' demands of Francein regard to the expulsion of political refugees from Switzerland. In this haughty note M.

Fenelon says he has been instructed JisifirL ato Baiuoad Co. ondarsaad titst a saiSeiaat ustenat af stack to aatborbu an organization of fit! Conpaary inribg ban talus, VTa. B. A. Bjlmikt.

Emj. was yter-daystlcsted Presiiesi. Ms. EDtTna iTant-age. of a Canal to thai liorti portioa of Uae el'y.

I'will now eodeavor to abew from tbe that are no tn prop-ess, aa additional roas -a why kh canal ought to be made, suid, that it would pay any compaoy haodsocasly to undsruke the project la the sfcape'of and Wharfages, Sec. Twe Siaoe- We find the following waif going the rounds of the newspapers. Mr. Macready must hold in ni repute the profession to which he lias devoted the greater portion of bis days? Mr. Macready, emiarst tragedian, ttm teuAf at ShcrbornsC lo the bosom of a nit interesting family of children.

miny exeelirnt for the government of his is rioeYrum which, it it said, he has nirer Jrt is, ibt no his chiidieo ever, tia any frweoee, ar.tir theatre, or have any visuiaf'eonaoctlim. vilh actors of actresses. EsTTbe who' refused to take a one dollar bill because it might be altered from a ten, prefers stage traveling to railroads. The former, he' say rides him eight hours for a dollar, while the latter only rides him one. De tarn Yankee bseples can't aheat him! ST We are indebted Mr.

R. T. Hill, Clerk of the Embassy, for late Memphis papers. Lola Montes has been very successful in rUrtsuesa Bianot Ointi. I April l-ms.

The wsailisT ere clear ino psVasam." Carroa TV coltatt mrfce era cnsTU The win thv stay to bales C.C 35. C-y TWe- deanwl Tisfcofra briA. $lra yntrrJay of at i Si Rtctipb if Lalett Dalit. 1852 1851. Marrh Mnbila, March IS.

139:396.. S.6t... 22SSJ I8 M3 ...323 SMSO IB.87I 13616 9.7H-... lOill 13.151 Florida. March 13........

Texee. Mar-h Ssieenak Marh'H Sa Marrh 25...... do Sea North Carolina. Match 13.. Virginia, March I .250.937 I.IJOIOt Increaar ....083 Decrease stock oe hand to above dates 48.2GJ ba.lea.

PORT OF" ABStrrai. March 31 Anae LIvineaton, Padocab. Embassy, Memphis. DEPATD. Shipper, Smitbtand.

Ann Linninjtnn, Paduffsh. IT IS' ALWAYS EFFECTUAL. No preparation of the nrssaat day has provad itsalf more ttfectosl as a eaasT cotraii urnmr tkaa Dr. C. Wittiam' Compoaad Palsaa.

aio Balsam of W1M Chmj and Went Nanus." Its eft facts are tntlv ia Imparting relief to the seftair. In effcts eta hnmedhu la auarlns eS(B. Tne wall kaowa virtual ef the Wild Ckarry, ate aclinewladted by all la of the Chart aad Duel, and aater Isrcaly'ia the compositioa of this jasUv ealsbratad prapsrstton, ia. dead, from tha aadoakttd testiaseaybalbre as, wa an ia. prasiad with tbs balisf that it is a medietas posmhIiuj wondofal power ia promptly earing that class of dUasiai for which Ills dailfnad.

For fhll daseriptions of its asarits, vlrtaea, see pan, phlstt to be bad ef the AssnU. Alio, isa advarUismsat aoothercolomo. VlLLF.il To nmovs tha palaari from a fair fsmala's cbaek. andtocania ft to ba palatedwiih he natoral tiDse of health, is saaaihlef-rto areata that voong and tsadsr female fjom tha dormant state of miad and body under which she has so Ions flcea laboriaf aad plsce herln'Uia path of.bToom!n-haaTtn, Is samstfalns-to cause that fratal, cross crabbed old woman who sats la tha cornsr with tha bloss sil dsr, ivielifsg bar pipe with a pal ditaUng heart, cold feet, loss appstita, pais fa tha hack and limbs, to asioma a mild, placid and lively temper, with a bnorant bsart, health and visor throaghont tha who! system, Is something! to care eases of sore eyes ef many years standing which have stood tha ten of many medicines vsnd baffisd ths-skill ofphriiclsas.is somsthiag-te sore casss of scaldhesd and tatter of five and tea rears stsndlaf is something. Dr.

Promuoolk Medicines, advertised la another celnma, will do all these; and Irom lha laerassad demand sad satUlactioa every bods is beimeloU to halfava iu Call an Canwrirht Armstrong and Bwin, Brown Nashville. HadUon Stratum. O. P. Smith.

A. W. Johaioa. Slralton, Smith WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Comer of Broad and Marhtl Strtctt, Nashville, Tenn. HAVING disposed of an interest in the Grocery department of onr business, to Mr.

Madison Strailon, the samo will from this dato be conducted under tho style of 8TUATTON. 8.M 1TH CO at our eld stand on the corner of Broad and Matkct streets. Our stock, now ample, will bo kept so by large ncceiiions every few days, to which we invite the attention and solicit a-call from merchants in the country, as well as city dealers, being determined to sell ui low for Cash, exclusively, as any boose in the ciiy. aprl JOHNSON SMITH. Johnson Smith, DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO, RECEIVING AND FOR WARDING SKBCHltNTfit -STEAM BOAT AGENTS, fJcc, BROAD 8TREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.

Pll LOST. ON Cedar street, a small pocket-book, or port mounaie, containing a ten dollar note, it is be-lievod on the Bank of or four dollars in change, and a few papers of no consequence to any one but the owner. The finder will be paid on leaving it at this office. April 1, 185231. Take particular Notice.

I WILL offer fur sale oh Saturday tha 3d of April at my Sale Booms on Cherry street, THREE DESIRABLE FARMS In tho neighborhood of Nashville, 4 or 5 Dwelling Houses aad some 30 handsomely located vacant Lois. 1 WILL sell at the same time 10 or 12 Lixelt Negroes, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. A. McLF.AN, Gen'i Ag'nt.

E. It. Glascock, Auctioneer. Cher. st.

JOHN S. BARROW, A IT 0EY aT LAW, Will practice in ttie Courts of East and West Baton Rouge and the adjoining Parishes. PARTICULAR ATTEHTIOK PAID TO COLLECTION. ADDRESS Baton Hougc, JLa. 6m.

ECE1VED per Harry Hill, IUU hhds prima Sugar, 250 bags do. Ooffee, best in the market. 40 do old Government Java, very fine, 30 kits No 1 and 2 Mackerel, 20 half bblsNo2. For sole very low for cash, bv mar 19 DAVIS 8WANN. Sale of Valualile Lands and Iron Works.

BY virtue of deed of trust, executed by Thomas Barrett, on the 10th March, 1838, for lha ben. (fit of the Mechanics and Traders Bank, io the ciiy nt New Oileans. and regisleivd in Wayne county, on the 9th May, 1F38, which deed authorizes Ihe said Bank lo appoint an Attorney to sell the property embraced in the said deed of trust; now therefore, in. conformity with instructions and power of Attorney, executed to me by tbo said Bank, I will sell at public auction Io the highest bidder, fur cash, at the court house in the city of Nashville, nn Wednesday, the 21t April next, all that valuable property embraced in suid deed or trust; situated in. Wayne county; and Lauderdale counly, Aln known as thn Iron Works property nf iho late rUm uel Vanleer, dee'd, containing 9.598 acres of land, with all the improvements thereon.

For a more particular description reference is made to the deed fiom Vanbvr-iu Barrett, and from Barrett to the Mechanics ami Traders Bank, nnd duly registered as befme mentioned This property will be soM without ro-serve, and offers a very favorable appjrtonity for a speculation, enpeeially to any use wishing to engage in the iron business, as the ore is of the bet quality and inexhaustible, and wood convenient and abundant. M. WATSON, Attorney fur Mechanics and Traders Bank, march 23, Nauhvillc and AfeiP Orleans Packet Steamer E. Howard. R.

y. NORTHERN, Mailer. THIS new. and splendid steamer lelt Louisville (where she was butlllou yesterday; and will take her plsce, as a regular freighter, leaving here for New Orleans, on Tliuts-day the 25th inst. Her captain, so well and favorably knuwnto the freighters of Nashvil le, Oiaik.ville, will spare no pains to give satisfaction to the patrons ol the Howaid.

JOHN80N 8MITH, Agenia. March 23, I852-3ra. Land Warrants. JWISH to purchase 500, eighty acre Land war 'nts. B.

H. BHOOKWAY. March 27, 1852. woM3m. r.

A. H. Bnchanan. TTA8 resumed the practice of Medicine and Sur- jlj. gery.

umee on utierry aueet, thn hove lcoderlcK. i. f. a Weekly Papsk, 13 perannam, l'ajoM TnuWraitT Tirra. Daily Papis, advance tVa.H.

JOcIonnld', ftenaral unpiMr, lilnr Hloadway.nesr Walbsueel, fEsteblllbed VMM II Pstlmer, tbe American Newspaper Asentli Alrenlforthla paper and authorized to take Advertisements rid Sobiorltrtioai at the, isicartvi, asreqeh-ed br 11 nTfiees ara at Batlm, 8 Cobstsss Street. AV PkUsillvKa, N. aeroer Third aod Chestnut St. a4iettre, 8. W.

corner North and Parana, For President of flic United Slates MILLARD FILLMORE, OP KEW YORK. Tfce President of the United States, JAMES JONES, 07 TEHNESSEE. Ytmrsday, April 1850. Tho edtaiaUstratleri ef air. Fillmore.

The recent expressions of whig sentiment in bII 'sections of the 'Union indicate that the administration of the government by has given the highest satisfaction to whig party. We doubt not that the imksses 4he people who are swayed ltogetherby party partialities and prejndices all feel that he has performed his whole duty to the country. Here and there an abolitionist or a disanionist voice-is raised to disturb the general harmony, but it is -soon drowned in the chorus of public declaim. The tribute of praise is eminently doe to Mr. Fillmore.

His 'has been marked by wisdom, 'integrity, and It has increased the prosperity of tho country, and preserved and strengthened the Union. Tie ill-feeling, the-hatred which had sprung up between tbo North -and the Sooth have given place tn kinder and'juster 'senMmenu. The Constitti-tion (as. that -sterling conservative whig journal, tha'Philadelphia lnquirer, opportunely remarks,) has been vindicated tho laws have beon.maintained and many difficult questions in our foreign relations have been adjusted -fairly, properly, and amicably, oml in' -a manner too, to win for us the respect of tho civilized world. Not a cloud can be suid darken the national The present is bright with.

peuee, and the future is rich in promise. the people have reason to lie gratified with.n 'Government so happily administered. That they are so is quite apparent, from the manifestations of public son-timent, which ibeen voluntary and spontaneous, from a sense of right, proprietyand justioo. Indeed, so direct and straight-forward "navo been tho course and policy of tho national.Administration, that the Opposition, now that another Presidential Election is approaching, find' it extremely' difficult to discover reasonable grounds of attack. They point as the leading merit in-their own candidates, to fidelity to the Union to the Compromise.

And yet 'they -are compelled to admit, that upon both these the national Administration Is sound to the core. So.also indeed upon all -other great national questions, in which the hearts oi. the people take a deep interest, and concerning whioh they have expressed their deliberate opinion. The administration of Mr. Fillmore has worked so well that we see no reason wby.it should be superseded.

It has been tried and fuund to be of the right metal. No safer munthan Mr. Fillmore has proven -to be 'is -mentioned in connection with the succession and we are sure that the great body of the. whig jarty, with Mr. Clay, depreciate any change.

foreign Policy Aaiminietrotioui There has probably never been an administration Ihe Government whose foreign policy has been more eminently successful, (says the Augusta Ga. Chronicle and and which was so universally approved by conservative, and patriotic portion of the American people, as that -of Mr. Filtnore. That there Should be found those who pppose, condemn, and even denounce in opprobrious terms that policy is not only natural, but to-be-expected; desired, for the. opposition of extremists and ultraists always affords bigh videncd of conservatism and earnest devoted patriotism in political affairs.

Their opposition and denunciations are' therefore infinitely more to be courted than their praise, for. they serve to worn the masses, asa lighthouse to the mariner, of. breakers, of the dangers of appronchingtoo near their positions. That Mr. Filmore should -have drawn down upon liis own and the heads of hisCabinet the condemnation of such meh: while they have, with an ability unsurpassed, sedulously guarded and protected' the interests and honor of the nation and the rights of the citizens should beWof.

gralulation to every lover of his Jt augurs well for the Republic, be-ciiiise it.gives that they are building up the country; promoting the' prosperity of the people, and finishing, perfecting, and strengthening the glorious fabric reared by the hands of patriots, sages, and sires against the assaults of tho destructives. An official' announcement of the Secretary -of State in the National Intelligencer of the 23d ult. states that "information "tins been received from Charles Graebe, U. S. Consul for Hesse Cosset; Hesse Darmstadt and that in consequence of the general deficiency of I lie lust crop of grain, and the iih-price' occasioned the States composing the Zol- Verein of Germany.

hnve passed a Decree, that from the first of the present month to rfee first of September next grains, legumes, and flour can be imported into the Zoll-Verein free tif duty. The import "duty on grain previous to the. said degree was about 6even cents a bushel, and that on Jlour -amounted to a prohibition, being two dollars and fifty cents per barrel." jS The SoUTU-WESTEMt Mosthlt" for March was laid upon our table, yesterday. Itiis filled with a great variety of original and selected matter, of the quality of which we shall take occasion to speak when we have tested IS II A 1 A- fi On vsmmt. am.

sU 'iw'a ImaMMaam aftsii. ti SjeeaWses Kswwj tw Hr Mtvjkfcss Laratjra CweW; SkawH tlaaMaaa; total. keUtM tTViasn WausVsaMi Cltans a Makes errant eseat CeeAas) Si TaHew OaMMtt las tag, auaeM Rsllaj 5 fcasrsh AsmhImc draa4 i Otai fX ka fVWjJ lee flee Batti Mas eM Oatteai taxea twnsw ra.Taaaas! b)a Lui t)i), Abe I taaee Ben mi Hisai. 1. I.

I. .1 1 ftf. Leal 4iS Twi, enWtiaMj, Wrtuae; faeji Saeajs eaavev, wasss and vVrarasag iaiav. aawi CATt WAI. Third rtpMntc (or tsa.m OF FOKBIOS DOMBHTIC DRY liOODa, BOOTS, 8H0RS AND HATS AND HAKDWARK AND CUTLBRY.

AT AUCTION, BY JOS F. DtJNTON. rX A THt'itrU'A Anil Tib aaa1 ia eUasibs ssh aa la-raat tit beat eaMiu! awak ef rMBEIOM A.XD IiOXKuflO MIT UUOtlS, teaaonunj th stvalaM ntif ef CMSa. Casat. amas, mtUaata, Tweads, iaaaa, Katnr I'atMasaJaa.

Mas aadUaek Ore Rtlaa, f.lv., rtatf Of. ttavaie Aa Lalaea, reelarieuiks, WaMd I'eiliai, Sarsfs, rnwah Lawas, filk Tiuess Vbrtena I Ihtiaw io. Beak Masihu, Huls aa4 PUI4 flala see M.14 Case. brtoa, DMU4 fjatiaaj akil Aanle JbaVMCtana liresns, Lawe 4 Oaaiena flo, rvaech Werksd da, Udla Cklb a Deeanlvsvsa. leJlee KashM Mini.

blMh mlb HsalWai, VTsmeJI u4 Cavl So. Mas aad graaa Berafs, aetetait, rJa ass rtaey Usee, CMailaena with aae Mask Ut Vatla, Uaw. lUk. Cka.h,, hc, ad triad faleiad Cassbtias, Msilia Wart t-aBua, Itew.uiw, Una Cseikvta Haadkmhialb, reN bWdataj oa, Rdllah sad AawrleaJi Pri, aad brew leekt, Waae hleaehad Urilliass, Bed Tirtliuja. Ilkknr Aavee, aad KhMlag Chnka.Uaa rallis, Uaaa I CteUn, Oil CfcMka, Plala aad Ksttasat, IteskSj Vaatbte, Hatla do, Liaae WrUi Peaaai.

Can, Halt aad Talfatla Rlbheas, Velvet oa, ackaaat aad Koiss KJjtla, laiarthan, VaUaaeisaaas, baea; ml, Crafa aad Tarter kkwta, Mask, sad caieiad Cambria flaatal rHrltws, )tin titefltuait, Uoaa Caiua biaet and tsaer Ktlk Crevau, brews Uellssdi, tawj fsj Malti.Msrk Flit Laee, EmbrelJsrtdrsrtslaJla.ini, Woitfd aad Ktlk Keree. Jsoay l.lad Ties. labia IVrtrv, Caa-fan, I'ias, Naaalat, Kallllat Plai, llsati aad Krt Rev tees, Paal Cotua, Hpool sad Hki.a Ml. 8nia Krashea, Steal peas. Viae aad iraane Uswba, Nad aV Alan Batlasu, kwwa asd alia half Ifeae, Tapes, list Unae Thraod, Crta, aad KM Beasau, Uaaa, Jaee aad aad shite ettea de, Uaais Kaii'd Cisjsu, Vlr.llai Uektee Ulsaeae Phoeaad Cessat Ueat.

Viabesllss, raraaels aad Mi tits, Meal Calf lleoli, Wal.r froaf oa. Maa, fair Kip sad thick Hraisai, Wntatai Ooi, fair aad Kip llaiblai, Wt. eiaas Uc Seen. Kid hllmwn. Hill, Daavsr, Pai.

Waes, Utbma aad I'almWaf llatf. Kalvai tad ferks, fpoooi, KaalTeii, llalaao, Mead and Taatat Saws, Rraee aad llltta, ecliaan, iNiakst Kalvai, Jansa Ussps, Uastlae fnoeni, Uoakls ski Slails.asrral Ktet Uaas.RWet tad Mitoli, tetethar with a bssailM 1st ef Csrpallsr aad nac. JOB. T. UUNTON.

April I CHiVH. FOX. Aaatiaasw. AUCTION SALB BV BEN. n.

NOKt A BRO. REOUIR MOrfTIILY "ALB OP OKOOKnitU, OH TIIUIHDAT MOKNlKO APRIL. INT. in, ws will eaTar br tale wlihoat rasaive a latse tea eewplete aasortaisu ef OreMriai, Wlaas, Llaaaii, Oltiiwsra, axe vist 100 bhdt Baral, 400 kagt RleOcfleai 401) barrels bttielt Laaf Naaast 100 bbls Wlfaklra's Whlttyi au aa uaeairaaat ti baiaa Hi at Ctdiat ad do Mpanai Js Mi rise a ma Hi de TaPaw 100 da Hasp; 100 Balilnn 400 bit olstivrsrs, aaat 30 do Tataave.aistr 100 da Vstioea braadil 90 barrels Welkar'a Ale) K3 aaaki lndea rortsr( betas Coidlala. 90 do 30 Malsta Wiaa) USD-DDI US 100 kss Eaf.

OVr Choaatl 70 W. B. da 100 ksfs Nails aiil ilisi rirsdn do SO banal, Vlaetari SO barrali lltsadrl 0 da Hint SOU baft Halt, oosiae Alias ISO Uf A at bn Hwdleas) WITH rappar, Belsa, ladlgs, Madder, ttslarttts, Broeess, Ceppsrai, Csillatt, Vstm, DsMitokaa, Handle Folara Balai oa 3d Thendar la AprilISth, aad aasl Thaitdar aflarwsrdi dailai the sassea. mat 97 wllkd Id. HKN.

M. KOEI, HBO. Second Vnru Hale at Auction of SPRING GOODS, BY A. DUNCAN, On Tuesday, Wcrlncaday, and Thtirstlay, April 13th, Mlb, and Ifitli, 1WIU, nil st Aeellaa ea TUB9DA WKlrRCaOAr aad AikM Ulh, Hih aad ISUi, the lor. art aad mast tttrsctlvs Mtook star elTsrsd ia Na.b.llla, ef Xeefe aai bai, Firrt tnd DsmttUs I)K IIOODt, compriilag lha larrtit ratrtlr of Mm' aad Genileaiaas watit Bapatlot buck aad twilled fttrioh Cltrik) elite, grtao brows, olartt aad jnalbefrr Olothii ispeiiei blatk twlllsd Piaaoh Caiilmatan saparlor black aad fsaay Doa-tkla Canlnatai, iwlit de, rujarad no, faaay Uaiaa de, tweeds de.stlpeilor black 1'ienob Drsp d'Kle, Uuaaat Cfetb, Caibaiarsltai, de, Unas Coat Chaaki.

coat Ublssktast, jTraaca, Beoteh aad Anartesa dot ssparlor blaek Haifa Vss. tlag, CfMHIIkdo, white llafT do, wove sal flnred Calllisg, printed Lawns, bJatla. Pltld aad Cfci a de, Flereaes ptlatad Organdlai, blaek, yellow sad pink aavlir'a Orfsadtef, nslnied flsrsisds Lslnsi. mowaisi ll.rjfa de Lslass, walsrsd Nllk sail Llnaa rephni, Chasa tie. 4sas ask ntntad Caatea Urapa llreiiai, beidarsd (irlaiad Usrsfe and replia, aaw stria bordared I'arlt ndatad Uraaadlass, aaw ffatia Pari, plaid Utaasdlert, rich PsrK td as.

u-a Hstia plaid Harage, lalla, II(arad and Cblaa Poplins, white ipsuad Ijll.pan, India Twills, (Jisastelle pltld llei rase, raaey Prion, btsck, mbr sad Caaary I'tlati, Prcich and Esgllib Punii of ispailof gaalt-ty, Tloklnj 3-4 aad 1-4 Farailsta sad Al.rsa Chtvai, hleketr Hhlillat, blaacbad aad brown aad PhlKlag of all width, aad qaallty. bleached and tnown UrIIUais. aad hlaacliad and btowa lllieetler, Lawrsnrs Mills aad i'lruonlh Urai Clolhi, Nsnblni, Voik Mill (Jamhlau, plaid do, and arary dascrlpilon ot rinds fcr ienibinisntiaeiiaaf wrlri black sad laner fllv Madras sail (ilafiuun do, Ptlaee Albert and Kumiii Tlas, wklte aad wis oat ure Hllk Uia(b. aad C-ellaa lldlfa, Llaak ae4 eolerad Kid Olovai, black m.S while Bilk do, Idaaa aad bills de. btsck sad white lin.r uad lltb lloia, wlilte.llsta, grey aad blaek Cotloa Heir I hair Hotel unite Hllk, Twl.t.

Ptlast't'brasd, rJwo, Tl.ad, Hack, aad lraa(aat, vait, paal aaditrap llaliuu, Jlrau Tilmeilaes ef tee Istaat Itylstsad grsstr! laile.y, thj Trimmleil gaaataljy A I. Hats sad lleaasts of lha tietim vailsty ef nslat sad qvalily; laatlaMaal doable btimmad Ounaak Halt, labore do, HsdalBrald, ttiaimed de, alas Leafdo, rnaas and bey'l ladlai tad till, ai Uonaeli, ef the clOeieat "rial tt4 mabei, UBtrlaa and Vsndste Chip sad Vtnri Utsld, Paul and Hatln do, ambroidcrsd Uassa'i Own, 1'ienth Da led Blrew, Telip, Fttatli lHa, Parnalla aad lllamoail de, Albtna, Uleeassidei thlldiasi Vaiodi lists. I'anil tall Jib. ar Llnd de, IIosdsi Blbbooiofaaperuir aqslftyor sll viMias. rich PaI, Hreeads Pole da Hols, Katie adee China aaib'd Itibboai, Aninelal iowan, Preach llanohat, p'lj, Otlalda Plovrsrs, of all ottll llti, fea HH TEUMU UBRDil.

Tha slock ia worthy tha etttRiioa ef the laritil bar ef Ooodi. All new iljla, sad Hsaarler atslUr. Iba Uletl style of Preach sad othrrCoaifaentti Qowdi soRsnois laree of lha teck, msknt tha lsi(ait aad ben ever of. Israd la this market. AND.

llUNUAN. NsthvUls, Manh 83, IMS. A mUHEjlAl.Ea. April 13, 14-ee tu, SI Km IS, 10 JJ'to-Jaae IS, 13, o. Fifty Valtinblnltte Wof Sale, AT AVCTIOIV.

THE subscriber will oftVr lor tale, ai Aunlon, i llln Court yard, on Monday (he 2liib of April next, about Firtyjrtiy desirable iwildlng l.ntt most nf them evnlaininjr unn acre, and rxirulleg from ihe North Kstterasldeiif ibeHonieelluralSocii'ijtOtrden between Cnliege. Chrrry and Summer strreit, to tbo street on which John I' Brwln's lantf finals. These ate lots ef fine sm! and elevation. earn, mend Bn admiiable view ol the city and lurtouadlajr ceo'titry. A credit one and two years, without Interest, will he glian purcl.aaera giving; notes payable tn bank, suitably endorsed, ami a lien reisiwd lbs land until the purchase money is all pah! Ma.cl.

29, td. McGAVOCK. Bt.tid.nt? Lots for Sale. fTVIBKK are still several beaoiKul builtliag slin JL umold. on the Noith sWo ofihe river.

In the neighhoihood of l.iit pnrchawd by Mesar-. Houston, Ilucbaiian, Uam.wy, 0.tU.UII. i'laltr, Banp, Zolll-coffer. Monow, I jiitchfison. MeEwnn, Me I'onekl, er.d oiheis.

The street leading te Fatherland street froni Ihe embankment of the Wire Bri.lge, bo raised above high water roaik by the laat of flovanf bcr neat. WASHINOTO.V BARROW, mai27-- Fr'itlt Arrlvala ELI MORRIS A CO. bare Use ltl raaelrn-x. a have new la store, a Hist rale aad wad tahvted steea of tlroceriss. sod tutits aad Uensitic Uftvtt, eahrtclae, atv hhds, Bagtrj 10 kegs ltd tail Dheil juv sacks Hie Ucfltei 49 btrrals Leaf Saint 1 do Cratbed out do Powdaftd del 100 do MoIsimii 2 tierces Rfceal SOU ee nenai Ifl oeiea Basket I J-1 hair-bwia, CImii 1 1 raasss I'aeeJI betas Beep! 0.

barrels Whukrl SO betas Taetaeo. JOr) bests Htsr Ctadlaii do -AUO- J'lge, Maddtr, r.eoar, tfeke, atom, is, friawisee, Ciffi. Mi- Xsrus, Maakarvl. Ot. 100,000 poDtido Bacon.

WTSS f'-XN PE LS: OLD CAMPBELL MISSTKKLS. Lave the Iwiuir te aoet the Ladies eM Getiemee NasbvilV, tbet they arillApra Ww aruh nsrw mt. OpiHc VtorvHs ievi Italian pet Ft rWikejlars a f.cramsie. PR Y. htlOXRS T(ekn.

It Tier eed lnjt, MnHtj SiTw aad Colored 0llerj25 cetit. l)jor open ai 7 u'cccl. iijurrnat re te romrM at S. Box OSc will lie ofta eaeh day nf the pa, form, eneo froes 10 to lit a. -nu-emi te 4 p.

n. Ttctera atM bvprvmra- at Masie Starrs aad Mnsels Dress Trimminss. lJST received UrUday large assinwet of ew axd handaoow Dte.s Irltmii( each eid bicU Fit clorvsi 4t. Laee Tup 4. eatirrlj ne.

TritnmiBr lwiejs and sfctn SJilli gttods, ilUo, a large lot nf lea! and Iae Utnpt, rwrputic llraVJa. AlcetiM do. Tarts Tufted dt, l.atlirs ew4s end Tassels, and a large and deaiahb Lot nf Dress Buttons er.lir-ly new. L- CiTBVENbON o. IntervstiBir to All.

FRBSH AKH1VAL BR CUTTER wueid the pb.lc and tnanufacturera end Mechtnvtt. lq ipariicaiar. hat he ia just in rrcefpt of a fresh supply nf Lest Let tle'iting and Rivets, vatying in length (rum one to -i I i u.i; vwo nunnreo irei, ena ia wrnin irom to ia lucnrs 1'hia la a aunerior artiele. and eeknewiedsed to cite best Bantling now in use. Call.

soon or it will all te sold. K.yUn tli.con.erorCol.vV Un. March 31. Linens. A.

J. TVHVAX. irTAS now In Store a latge and luperinr Stock uf 1LJL. White and lirown Linens, consisting of 45 Cases of Irish Lines I'illow case Linen 12 4 Linen Shooting, Demi piecea of While Linrn of rx tt-a fine tritium; and 4-4-Yellow, I'ink ninl Blay Linens, i end A 4 Brown Holland; Luianhs.idker. chHr, warranted all Linen direct from the in Iltilanvi, and will ba spit! very Inw inclose.

A.J. DUNCAN. March 31. Fresh Llucus. 5 CASES of fine French Linens, pure wlicle, just landed and olTered very low tiy tho package or and 4-4, yellow, green, alate, anil other col-ot, fur mortis and loy1s wear.

New style linen ditl ling. Also, a cunsignment of clear lax hum stitched linen cambric do; long lawn du; bur- lrren linen do; gentlemen colored bordered do. In store and for aalaat exttcme!) low price, by March, 31. A. J.

DUNCAN. Spring Goods. A. 3. DUNCAN.

HAS now in Stole an consignment, a veiy large aad superior stock of Spring nod 8uminer guodi comprising all the latest styles of Ladies Uteis Uoods, aatin striped lieracr; ccoicb, tench and American Lawns and Gingliams, Swiss, Mull and BcO; Muslins; Jackonela, Cambrics and cros bar Msslina; Jackonet Insarting and Edging, ALSfj: Black French Cloths and Onssimor Fan cy colored do; Black Satin and fancy Silk Marseilles and London Sluiillng rancy Prints, Bruwn Muslin, Tick, Cheeks, Mariners, Stripes, Yotk Oeralete, 1'lsid and 1'laln Nankeens, OotUnades, ice. Ace, whioh ho will sail by the pack-ago or piece vory low. DUNCAN. March, 31. Chancery Sale.

Home's Executors vs. In Chancry at Nash. Seiier Nash. University. BY virtue ofadocrea of the Chancery court in the above, 1 will, at tha Court-house dour, in Naah ville, on the lit day of May next, sell lo the hlgheit bidder, on a credit of six and twelve months, fonr lots, fronting in all two bundled feet, on Market st with the privilege on each sido of a ten feet alley, running back one hundred and eighty-eight feet to a twenty feet alley.

Further description (ivon on the day ol sale, notes wiin good security will bo inquired and a lien retained until the purchase money is paid. J. B. WHITE, C. M.

March 31 td. Notice. PURSUANT te aallca bainofora aivan, a aiastlsx ofibu Btoekholders of the Taoaaiiee Jlirlna aad VlisTaia raace Compaoy wst held at thslr ofllea oa RsfirJay tha Z7th whaa it was dataraiaed te asoant of lha amaadaaals lo thelrobaiter, aaihoriud br sou of the Gaaaral Asism blr passed at the last session. Oaa of said ameadmeets sninoriiea tne naaoiloa el tne uspltst Bteck or lain t-om psnf to oaa hundred sad Aftv thanisnd dollsii. Bsld a.

naadnaau baiag accoplsf by a oomaetant Dumber of Btocsnomars, las ssros will lake easel den i sad a Mar lha data usrsoi. March 30 I8K Sw JOBSPH VAULX, H.o. Keep Cool! Jnit lacalr.d, a Aw of Wlaehell'a csle. brstsd WATER COOLEUS. Ia whiob Ava posnds of Ioe will kssi, firs calloas of wstsr ss cold as lea luall for at isalt twelve hosts.

SHOW, MACKENZIE eVt CO. March 30dlw Collate slrasl Notice. A MEETING of the of the Nash 'ville Ir.surnnce Trust Company uill take place hi their ofuer, on Thursday iliu fnt dnv o' Apiil next, to vole for or against ih Mnii ilmenia tlt-ir rhntter, autiinrixed bv thn- at their In.r 'JAMKS WM.KRtt. Match 1G See'y Groceries -Addiflonnt Ilccclptn. RIO COFFKK.

ff BAGS Rio Coffee, new ciip. i'i-1 received IUU end for sal" by JO HliWARDS Prime Suunr. II 1)8 prime Sugar, jvst ireivd "nil fm saloby JO BDWABD8. 50 MOLASSES IHO batiel. 100 rehi.lled J.i,i rrcel i lor sale bv JlJBDWAIIDS Flour.

BARRELS Bup-irme Fl.mt; 200 Just received ami lor sale liy mar. 29. JO BDWARD3. Potatoes. BBL8.

I'iuk-eyed l'oialufs, just recelvrd and for sale by 50 mar 29 JO EDWARDS. 810,000 -worth of RICH NEW 8TYLB SPRING B1ILLINEBV. THE WORLD OF FASHION. WB would again respectfully inform oar lady friends in Nashville, and not forgetting our country friends, that nnr opening day will be MONDAY, 29th INST. I have just returned from the east with the tarr, and richest assortment of Millinery ever opened ft, Nashville.

The latest Modes du I aris, 10 c-Ata) ses of Laee Gimp and Pari, straw 400 rich fancy silk and cheap Uonneir; liae-VijU wise dress goods, black lace Mantillas, fium 910 In $15, worth $25; 12-4 black lare Embroidery of every style; lace Undersiepves, Cape', Caps, Collars, Cbimezrttes, Slc French Flowers oml Bridal Wreaths; Tarasols, Ohinesrt Fsm; new style Kinglet Combs; Infanta and Misses Hsia ami Bonnets, We flatter ourselves that twenty yea s' cxpciencewill juitify.us in saying we will s.1125 per cent to-ver then tbi.se who would monopolise eveiy branch of trade- We will trim all straw bonnets purchased from our establishment free iifchaige, aa ving fomeihing tu the purchaser- At tho Psrtian Millinery Bazar, Union nest tn the 8-ate Bank m27-3m WISE Ncshannock Potatoes. 100 BARRELS I'rima I'otaioes. Tor mar 30 MORRIS 4V STR AT O.N. IVotice to Tax Pnyein. THE assessment Roll for city taxes lor the present year bas been completed by thn ai.cor.

and returned to rr.e, at' the Rrcorder'a i-tSc- CCil Hall), where the same will submiiud. for in days, to lbs inspection of all persons spplyin.lticre- ror. Any errors or mistakes in said Roll rr.y bo corrected by an appeal to tbe Mayor, within the above mentioned lime, or the same as returned will, according to law, be held ss final. BGBBRT A. RAWORTH, Bo aaaaaBB to say that the hospitality granted by- the Swiss Cantons to political (French) refugees, will hereafter assume another cbaraetcrrtlHtt France can no longer "tolerate that the esteem which it profetses for a foreign national ity shall be no far abused as to insure a sort of impunity to the irreconcilable enemies of that as "respects political necessities and the most prompt and direct means of n-chievingher purpose, she (France has alone the rigbtof deciding the question." The note goes on to say: I insist on bring formally promised that tbnexpul-ion of all tho refugee" I may apply for f.e granted to mewithout Inquiring lo what category the French political refugee, vitiled by tbo measure may belong; and moreover, that the orders of lh Central Govern ment be executed in ihe form decreed, and neither mitigated nor openly disobeyed, as was.

too often the I caie, and I have facts to prove it, -try tho cantonal authorities The French Bmbessy is nlono to a position to know the persons whose former reputation and existing relations render the promulgation of their residence on the territory uf the Helvetic Confederation impossiblo. as woll as those who may be tolerated provisionally, if their ulterior conduct tenders them wot thy of that tolerance. The firit must depart as soon as I shall point them out by The others must learn that they may continue, to reside in Switzerland, bat only on condition that they shall not give any cause of complaint. At the time of the departure of the Pacific from a rumor prevailed that this difficulty had "been arranged for the present." How arranged is not stated. We apprehend that Switzerland taking counsel from her fears has yielded to the demands of her imperious neighbor.

This a consummation which would fill the measuro of Louis Napoleon's infamy, and leave no spot of earth on the old continent upon which the friends of human liberty can escape the persecutions of absolutism. Antrricuu Clippers. The superiority of the Collins Steamships over the Cunard line has been so frequently exhibited, that it is now a proverb. British steamers are compelled to rank second to the American. There is no disputing that point, The English press "confess the cape," reluctantly it is true; but not without awarding full credit to the successful rivals of their ship builders and founders.

But it seems that John Bull is doomed to another humiliation. American Clippers have entered the Chinese seus and are taking the "lion's share" of the rich trade which has heretofore strewed fortune's treasures into the laps of British Merchants as is indicated in the following paragraph cut from an English paper: "Captain T. B. Smith, of the ship Burkompore, the property of B. Gibson and Sons, of Hull, writes thu from Hong Kong-, on the 22d December last: 'Wc have an ovet whelming umount of splendid A-moiicnn ships in these waters, and they absorb tiie whole trade.

The Ameticnn Clippers are from one to two thousand tons register, and under favorable circumstance they profess to accomplish 3'2G miles per diem. Our rino China traders are lying here hopeless of employment, and many of them ure going down to India, whore at this present matters ato if possible worse than here. I have advices from Oulcutta; freights are there 30s. fur London, and by no means likely lo improve until the glutof shipping has passed off Clipper tonnage is now unavailable at Whatnpoa for tsas to Britain at 2 and downward tendency; so that shipmasters and consignees are very disagreeably The sceptre of the seas has departed from Old England forever. Beaten upon every quarter in every description of vessel, from the light and graceful yacht to the powerful steamship she must now follow in the wake of her successful daughter.

There is to be a public meeting of the citizens of Lincoln county at Fayetteville next Monday, for the purpose of deliberating upon the proposition to extend the Winchester and Alabama Railroad to Fayetteville. The last Legislature authorized the Winchester and Alabama Railroad Company to make this extension, and under the general Internal Improvement Law it ia entitled to the aid of the State. The Winchester Independent says, it "cannot be doubted but that the extension of the Winchester and Alabama railroad to Fayetteville will, when completed, work a powerful influence upon the agricultural, commercial, mechanical, and all other interests of that arid adjoining counties. Neither can we believe for one moment that the people there, who are so well able, will hesitate to embark in the enterprise and press it to a speedy and successful termination." We learn from the Gazette that Mrs. F.

B. Edmondson will shortly take charge of the Verandah. If she does, it will soon be- come one of the most popular Hotels in the West. Tennessee Organ of this week has a daguerreotype of its Editor at the head the editorial column, up to his eyes in busi ness. We hardly recognised the picture, soj aldermanio in 'his proportions has our friend Nelson become.

Addltkration of Druos. Notwithr standing the vigilance (if the Inspectors, the importation of adulterated drugs and medicines into this country continues (as we learn from the N. Y. Journal of Pharmacy) to an extent quite formidable, but they will be gradu ally much reduced, and more and more kept out of the markets, and the shops generally, Not only is the inspector's duty faithfully I performed, but- scientific men are now more frequently associated with dealers in drugs, i suspected articles are tested, and the results are published. It would hardly be believed, that some time since a cargo of bark was sent to New York on account of the Emperor of Brazil, which proved to be quite worthless, and was not admitted, as it would have been in former years.

l3rThe following is a "part of tho amendments to the charter of South Nashville, and is theonly part which has reference to a union of the corporations of the city of Nashville and South Nashville Sec. 4. Be ttur(Aer enacted. That the Mayor and Aldermen of said 'town (of South Nashville) upon a vote of a majority of the taxable inhabitants thereof, in its favor, may. make sucn contract or arrangement witu tne Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Najhville for attaching tne inhabitants of said town to said and for.

uniting both corporations into one corporation, under the charter of said city of Nashville, as may be deemed, moat advisable by the parties, and not otherwise. The Railroads that bar couriers; ro- oiog to Maabville ought to have a common centre, so as lo give a quick and speed traasit of pasaenceis and friegbt- Tha point dost selected and buiit on by the NashvIK sod Chattanoogm Railroad company is the point, la my opinioo, at whtch the oth-r roads should diverge, to that different points contera-platad by tbeir respective companies. Sow the roads, as already aboTe running here should be brought to the common centre as fol Tne Louisville road should be brought acro.s tit riviT -at Fosur Mill, just above the Nashville Island, tbo basks are high and eligible, and the grade good earning to Nashville locate the depot on McNaliy's hill, (new Walls') a. matt suitable location. The Wester) Railroad, running through the centre of the State terminating at New Madrid Bend or thereabouts, should be located between tha penitentiary and the depot of the Louisville Bailrosd, the Southern Railroad be located between lha penitentiary and lbs depot of the Nashville and Chsita-noogia Railroad.

These roads, if located as above, would bring in immense otnmerce, end certainly a large amount of produce, would be shipped in boats through the canal, as -well produce from up and down the river, destined fir the rsiltoad would be brought up the canal. Dreadful Strnnabaat JDisuir Eight Xlvee Iiet. The steamer. Pocahontas on herupward trip from this place, met with one of those explosions now so common in the western waters. While rounding out from a wood yard, on the Hih about 10 miles below Dardanella, on the Arkansas river, she collapsed both flues of middle boiler; blowing out principally aft, scalding eighteen persons, eight of whom died the next day before eleven o'clock.

VVe learn these facts from the Fort Smith' "Herald" of the '20tb, and Capt Moore, of the Pocahontas. The following list of sufferers was furnished to the "Herald," by a passenger on board who made a miraculous escape: KILLED. Wm. Pettit, Sd enginoer, Quincy. Illinois; Mika McGuiro, fireman, Ireland; Henry Cook, cook, St Louis Lavina Batker.

passenger, Indiana; Simon Barker, Mourning Burker, Joe McDonald, Jno. A. McDonald, SCALD XD. Wm. Sanford, 3d onginaer (badly,) St.

Louir; Wm. Blythe, fireman, Ireland; Wm. Morgan, deck band, New Orleans; Matilda Houaly, passenger, Indiana; Barker, infant, (badly) Wm.J, McDonald, pas'gr, "Wm. J. McDonald, Jr Suxan McDonald, pas'gr, (very badly) Amanda M.

Housiy, pas'gr, And the first engineer, who is not much hurt, and i now at hiB post. Soon after the collapse took place, the boat seemed for a moment to be inevitably doomed to the firo the presence ef mind and exertion of Capt. Moore and Mr. Styles, clerk, and, in fact (of overy nfheer and passenger oh saved ihe boat; for, nt the command of the Captain, water came from every aide, and soon subdued the (lames. We understand from Capt.

Moore that his engineers have bean for several years in bis service, and to ofneers were more entitled to the fullest confidence for piudencn and ability. The accident is wholly unaccountable, as the boilers on each side -were full of water and there was no unusual pressuro of steam. Lit, Rock Banner, March S3. EST Mr. Kendall, of tho New Orleans Picayune, writes from Poriv-t The protest ol M.

Dupin, and that of the testamentary executota of the late Louis Philippe, in relation to the confiscation decree, have already seen the light, as 1 said in a previous letter, and have created much sensation, It it now thought the world will soon hear Irom Spain, Brazil, and Bel gium, and also from soma little one ho-se power potenate of Ucrroany who marrloil into Louis l'hi! ippe's family, in relation to this act. The Duko de Montpensicr married a Spanish and the Prince de J-inville a Brazilian princess, and the irienda and families of the wives will not-allow them to be cut off from a henvv portion of their revenue without a pro test. Leopold of Belgium, who married a daughter of JLouis Philippe, also bas an interest in the matter, in behalf of his children -if not on his own account. We have nut heard the last of this conflscat.on bu.i: ness as yet. Huns.

In Sidney Smith's "Sketches of Moral Philosophy," that somewhat celebrated individuni says: A hiss is either foolish, or tremendous, or sublime. The hissing of a pancake is absurd; the first faint hiss that nrises from the extremity of the pit, on the evening of a new play, sinks the soul of. ihM author within bim, and makes him curse htm-e)f and his Thalia: the hissing of a "cobra di capello" is sublime 'tis the whisper -of death? EJfA perrfwig-raaker, in a'certain city, had a sign painled in front of his shop, representing the rebellious son of David hanging in the oak, by tho I airol tho head, with this whimsical couplet below "Oh! Absalom! unhappy sprig! Thou shouldst havo worn a perriwig." fcsrMr. "Weed has been paying Powers, the sculptor a visit. He mentions a fact in connection with this branch of art which we.

doubt not will be news to many. Mr. Powers never touched a chisel to the Greek Slave, or any other of his wonderful prodnctions. He says that those statues which we have so much admired are chiselled entirely by assistants. All the genius nnd labor of our great sculptor are expended on the models, after which the marble statutes are executed.

Publications of 1852. 1 A fyggolof French Siickt; or Paris in 1851 By Sir Francis Head 2 A Buckeye Abroad; or, Wanderings in Europe and in the Orient By Samuel S. Cox. 3 '1 he Imperial Guard of Napvlcm; from Ma tengo to Waterloo. By HeaQly; 4 The' Hillary of Paltitixe; from tho Petri; archil age io ih present time.

By JohnK'ito, D. 5 Memories of. ihe Great Metropolis; or, don, Irom the Tower to. thu Crystal Palace. By Saunders.

6 Narratives of Sorcery and. Magic; from the most nuthentlc sources; By Thomas F. 8. A 7 The Excellent Ifbtnos; as described in the Book of Proverbs'. Introduction by Spnigite, D.

D. 8 Quakerism; by a Lady, who forty years was a member 'of the Society of Friends. 3 Grenvood Leaves; a Collection of Sketohes and Let'crs by Grace Greenwood 2d series 10 The power of Christian Bencolencr; illus. trated in the Lifo arid Labors of Ma Ljon Complied by Ed. Hitchcock, D.

D. 1 1 Roving Adccntures; or, Lavengro, tlw Scho lar the Gipsy the Geo. Borrow. For sale by T'OON RUTLAND. Apiil 1 Union Street.

Cheese. Boxes Cheese just received by. April 1. R. NIXON, 150 Champagne.

Baskets Champagne, various brands, just received by R. NIXON, 40 April 1 Sew Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company. THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the N. Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Co. will take place at the Louisville Hotel, at Louisville, on Tues day the llthdayofMay next.

A general attendance is requested. W. TANNER. April l-lawfuV 4w Secretary, Boston. At her last performance in that city the stage was strewed with flowers by the au dience.

Geoboia Railroad Fire. We learn from the Augusta Sentinel that a portion of the track of the Georgia Railroad near Stone Mountain was burnt on the 23d during the prevalence of a severe storm of wind. The fire was-communicated from the woods and falling limbers the forest being on fire. The track was burnt in several places but has already been repaired. Two freight cars load, ed with goods were also consumed.

The Sentinel adds, "It was a terrible day, one of the most extraordinary we ever recol lect to have witnessed in this climate, the wind blowing a perfect gale for six or eight hours, and we tear ttie destruction of property on plantations and in wqodlands, has beenim mense. We have already heard of the de struction of considerable property in houses, mtlls, fences, wood, 5 The Unitod States mail mads her voyage out it I1J days, and home in 1 days. She was absent just four weeks and a dnv. nnd was six days and a half in port. Theso voyti.es have never been equalled by any of tho Cunorders, nor is it likely they ever will be.

HTA poet carried somo verses to a critic, and deairod his opinion of their merit. After reading them, the critic observed "My dear sir, these linos need 6ro." 'And he. threw them into the grate. ins Capthrer or Lopez Hewardiu. The man named Oastaneda, who captured Lopez, has returned to Havana, laden with honors.

'The Queen gave bim $6,000 and made him a cuptain in the rural militia with a solory of $110 a month; ton negroes and a tract of land have been given to him The order of Isabel decorates his person; his chil dren are to be educated at the expense of tho gov ernment; and wliile in Spain, he was permitted the farce of kissing the bonds of the Queen and the little princess. He can neither read nur write. Politics in Florida. The PenBacula (Florida) Gazette raises the flag of Fillmoro and Graham for President and Vice President. The democrats i this State, we see, hold thoir Stoto convention at Mndnon, on tho 19th of April, to select delegates lor Baltimore nnd a ticket for presidential olootors North Carolina Gold.

Dr. Levenihrope, of Hutnerlord, W. recently found at his mines that place, a specimen of gold weighing twenty even pennyweights, and with the exception of a few moll pieces of quartz mingled with it, it is said to ba remarkably clean and pure. California Quartz Mimss. "We woold caution oar friends away from California," says the Si Francisoo Prices Current, of the 17th Feb.

"to lot "doubtfully on the letters from this country, mention ing our tliiarte mines in extravagant praise of their great yiidd and of the fortunes being 'made and 1- Vu mi iiiuuo mem; maeeti, unless a person is livingjin the immediate vicinity of the works, to see for himself, his money is safer in his pocket tli in expetmenting in quartz. To this fact many of our cumins can testify." Fata! Antra We learn from the Pointo Ouiipee (La.) Echo, that on Friday week last, at Morganita, Dr. Beach was mortally wounded in an encounwr which took place between him and Mr. Ovide Lejeune, one of the most respectable citizens of that plnce. The Echo insinuates thut the attack was founded on some delicate question or which the honor ofthe husband is concerned, and does not question that Mr.

Lejeune wus justiftjtlu. J. F. Ddnton is now receiving, and will receive by steam boats America, California, Iroquois, Gen eva, Col. Dickerson and other baan, five hundred packages of seasonable Dty Goods, to lie sold on the 6th-7th 8ili of April.

Heavt Failure. his suid that Messrs Moore Hoovcn, of IWristown, who were largely engaged in the ii. business for several years, havo failed for about -f 100,000, though their iron works and- real qsihih nie estimated to be worth $125,000, They paid ofi" thoir workmen, however, before suspending i-poration. Fzll Dkad' On Tuesday night, tho dwelling of Martin Gather, near Baton, was destroyed by firo together with its contents. The family were absent at a wedding and tbo origin of the fire is unknown.

Whilst contsmplating the smouldering ruitm, Mr: G. a man of about fifty years of is all I am and fell down deed! iy The Charleston (S. Mmcury says that Gon. Cas has failed in getting even tho fools to follow hin, That's the roason why tho Secession ists are it found in his train. Lou.

Jour. BP" Tim Maine law has pased Minnesota Legislature, with a proviso for submitting it a direct vote, of the people. The vote throughout is to bo taken on tho in and if fuvurable, the law. goes into foro the first of May. Middle Rail lo prevent Can rvnuing off the Judge Carpeiiter, of Rome, has invcnte.l a means of preventing railroad trains from running off the track.

This invention consits of a middle rail placad in the center, of, nnd rnied considerably above, the two ouer rails, nnd fusteno 1 to the same cross-lies. A saddle is attached to tho cnginu and cars at both ends, which sets over tin middle rail, with friction rollers, to ploy on both side- of it, thereby preventing tho cars fr.im rocking running off Wheteverthero is a tendency to run off ihse fii ti.p rollers p'ay against the mid le bring them back to their, place again: It ctnts $500 a mile, nn.l an adiipti of it coold be made io tixsHt train in atcending elevated Scientific American Sold Wa learn that the eteamer Sacran nU) has been sold to Oapt. Timms. for the Arkunins river trade, for the sum of $7 000 The Sacramento started tn the; Arkansas y0erdy, after the carg.i 'he had discharged 'while aground at the head of tha cauul. Lou.

Cour.Ji9lh tdt. GTThn lat fashionable uiose from Europe pro-hil its' the use of a whif waistcoat. It says, tbay are only lit for ballet singers and showmen. A "sable suit of sulemn black" distinguishes the man of ban vtr tha niprlc nf tn Aiinne- i. KTAM n.IaDna mnl.