Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-08
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ARRIVAL OF THE 1T STEAMSHIP !.
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The steamer Canada arrived here at noon
! The Gar sent an autograph letter to Gottscha
koif congratulatlng him on the victory at Sinope
and thanking the brave for their efforts il
behalf Of the honor of Russia.
The Russian Emperor paid the debts of and pen.
stoned the Senorian Princess.
The reports of bloody action near Calafat is
contradicted.
The Turks left cocoon at Calalat when tbev
retired.
Five thousand Russian horsemen attacked the
Turkish camp at Valezdoozel but the Turks drove
them back.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chroni.
Gle writes that France and England are fully agreed
! upon sufficient measures 10 coerce Russia and in
structions have been given to their Admiras to stop
all Russian ships cruising in the Black sea- and
force them to return 10 Sebastopol and not be al
lowed to leave there again until the conclusion of
peace.
1t is stated that the French Envoy at Constan-
tinople objected to the English Admiral interrupt
| ing the Russian fleet on its return from Sinope
which caused much discussion in Paris
There are rumors of an engagement on the Dam
ube, but nothing authentic.
q. WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6-The House and Senate
adjourned till Tuesday, in honor of the battle of
New Orleans
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Weaher very cold, and
freezing hard. Flour dull at 40a5 So Flour de.
clined II cents in New York to-day
PITTSBURG, Jan. 6-Weather very cold and freez-
ing. 'r.-
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6-Weather very cold. Hoo
packing concluded. Fears are entertained of the
river closing again.
A Legislature caucus nominated Crittepden for
U. S. Senator.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-The Secretary of the
Treasury has ordered the Collectors at New York
Norfolk and Charleston each to despatch revenue
cutter IN search Of the steamer San Francisco
which vessel was spoken by the Illinois on the oath
in worthless condition. heavy weather prevented
the Illinois from rendering any assistance. The
San Francisco had on board 700 S. troops.
The Empire City is ashore Hopes are enter
tanned of getting her off. Her passengersand bag
gage were safely landed.
PIrTsBURG, JAM 7th--Five feet water in the
channel. Weather cold and clear
CINCINNATI, JAN River still falling, and now
full of floating ice Weather cold. Flour very
dull, no sales. Whisky declined to 19c, and dull
Hogs quiet, 37R a 4 so Mess pork declined
with sales Of 500 bbls at II 80 Bbis Lard offered
for February delivery at cents Clover seed 5
% 80; cheese 6aS9.
New YORK. Jan. Flour, State, : SOU 60
Ohio g.
LOUISVILLE, JAN THE stores of C. Basham.
L. 5. Moorhead and Shirley and Bell destroyed by
fire tonight. River full of running ice. 1t is |
gorged between Lawrenceburg and Aurora. No |
snow here
New York, Jan. Flour advanced &c under the |
influence of the steamers news 1000 bbls pork |
sold, prime Il 62; mess, IA 62; bbl Lard, IOc; |
Shoulders, 81; Hams 81.
HALEAx-Jan THE brig Maria reports that |
when she encountered the San Francisco the en-
gines of the latter not working-decks swept |
and smoke pipes gone
The Captain of the Steamerrequested the Maria
to hold on by him till the storm subsidized. The
Maria endeavored to do so but the gale during the
night drove the steamer out Of sight. The Maria
saw l50 people on board the steamer.