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"PUBLIo PRINTER MT l. c. Brasfeld. oi the ohelbyVille Free Press, was yesterday elected Public Printer by the Legislature, ai. ter twelve ballotings, over Messrs. Shepard ana Cfozlcr, the first of the Nashville Union ana the other of the Knoxville Standard he hnal vote was for Brastield 50, Shepard x Co., 4S The following presses constitute ed the firm voted for under the name of c brasfleld; | the ShelbyvilIe Free Press, (dem. tn Iae Nashville Whig, Columbia Observer, hnoXvlile Register, and Republican Banner. l,"hlg)- The following presses constituted the firm voted for underline name of shepard and Crozier-all'of which are democratic Nashville Union, Gallatin Union, Knoxville Standard and Tennessee Sentineln ,

 The foregoing report of the election of ruolic Printer from the Republican Banner, IS correct as far as It goes, and we are greatly ooIiged to the Banner for it's candor in an hoahcihg the associates of l. c. Brasield the successful candidate. We should have been Pieased Ii the Banner had given the com PleXion of the vote by which Mir. Brasfeld was elected. It will be seen that there Were iour wing presses united with Mr. Brasfeld agalnst regular democratic ticket

 MT Brasfeld received, upon the last bal lot' forty-slx whig votes and four Iurnev democratic votes, viz: John Fletcher and oam' lufnley, of the Senate, sand Henry ufhef and Garner, of the House. One de- mocrat hlr. Jones) was absent in conse- quehce ot the sickness of his family, and one Mr. Roberts, voted for McNally and lillams. The other forty-six voted for the democratic ticket. For this manifestation oi confidence, those who give us their gene foas support will please accept our grateful acknowledgements, with an assurance ihatno- thmg shall be spared, on our part, to merit continuance of their approbation.-PuJ CT ef Nashville Union.

 HE GULF QUADRoS.-The Pensacola correspondent of the Mobile Herald and Tri- 6une, Tn his letter of the 2nd inst, says = .'Onr ships contemplate general move short ". DO says report. and 1t Is believed they will go from this to Havana learn from a prIYate letter written at Norfolk, that the trlgate Potomac will return to the Gulf again so soon as she is repaired, bearing the broad pennant of Con- Perry. tis by no means the intention ofthe Navy Department to dim lnlsh tte Home Squadron, as the state of our relations with Mexico demands greater in- crease of the number ofships than heretofore wanted. learn that the Navy ard, under the command of that energetic officer, Com. W; K. Latimer, is advancing with great ra- pldity in ali the necessary Improvements There are many extensive buildings going up, and ln twelve months more it will be yard of considerable importance The Gen eral Court Martial convened at this place for the trial of Lieut.. Russ adjourned yesterday. | learn that the evidence addueed could not possibly efsct Lieut.. Russ in the least.''

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