Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16
Seven DAVIS Later from Eurone.

ARRIVAL or THE STE1HER C4N1bA
CHARLESTON: May Is.
The steamer Canada has arrived, with ono
weeks later intelligence from Europe.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Milligar,
Lampriere & Co., report the sales of the week
at 81 600 bales, of which Spectators took 1000
and Exporters 1000 bales. The following are
the quotations; Fair Orleans Gid, Middling 5Idl
Fair Upland 6sd, Midding sid. The demand
has been fair. The lower grades have declined
onesixteenth, and the finer qualities improved
sixteenth to an eighth. DenistOn & Co.,
quotes Fair Orleans CAD, Mdling 9-l6d; Mo-
bile Fair 6id., Middling sgd; Fair Uplands Gid
Middling sgd. The stock of American on
hand, exclusive of that on shipboard, 100000
bales.
Canal Flour as. Ohio 38s White Corn
40s. Flour has declined Is. Wheat declined
three pence. Corn one to two shillinss. Rice
is considered lower-20S.
Consols for money 81! to S7s.
Miscellaneous Items.
There has been no tidings received Of the
steamer City of Glasgow.
The Atlantic arrived out on the Goth of 4 pril.
There is nothing decisive from the seat of
War.
Odessa has not been bombarded. The BUS
has not been taken.
A Russian decree allows English and French
vessels six weeks from April 18th, to escape
from tho Black Sea, and six weeks from May
It'll, to leave the Baltic. Neutral flags re<pcc.
ted.
There has been a revolt in CircaSa against
the Russian Generli, among all warlike trades.
1t is believed that Schamyl will soon attack the
Russian Head quarters.
From the Seat of War.
The Russian right-wing had fallen back upon
Bucharest. The Russians are fortifying them
selves in Dobrudsha. Gen. Parkenitsch was
mahing formidable preparations to attack Sis-
tri.,
Omar Pacha was at Shumla, preparing to
act on the defensive.
Admiral Napier had divided his fleet into
three divisions.
Baltimore, May II.
The Wings have elected Mayor and the whole
Board of Aldermen at Providence Rhode Is
land
There were thirty deaths from Cholera on
board of a steamer which arrived at ST. Louis
on Saturday last.
Flour ard Grain in the Baltimore market
was unchanged under the steamers advices.
Congressional.
/ Washington, May IL.
Gen. Gadsden will leave tonight for Charles
! ton, and go out in the Fulton to Mexico with
the Senate treaty.
Washington, May IL.
/ The excitement in the House continues
| All sorts of motions are made, on which the
yeas and nays are called to prevent action on
/ Richardson's molten to terminate the debate on
/ the Nebraka bill.
Washington, May u.
The House sat all night and is still in SEES
sion. The factious movements to prevent n
vote on the Nebraska bill is likely to continue
until Saturday.
| Washington, May 2
I The House of Representatives is still in SEES
sion. All motions to adjourn was voted down.
| The enem les of the Nebraska bill are deter
mined to keep up the session until Tuesday,when
the Pacific Railroad bill takes precedence,
being the special order.
| Mr.. soule and the Spanish Government.
Five letters passed between Mr. Soule and
the Spanish Government Mr.. Soule deman-
ded an answer in As hours to his demand for
reparationi The Government replies that he
must wait for dispatches from Cuba. Mr.. Soule
replies that he knows that dispatches have been
received, and that the answer is a mere at
tempt to procrastinate. The Governor answers
with severity, expecting at once, for Mr. Soule
to demand his passport. Mr. Soule answered
in n moderate manner the full purport of which
is not known.
Baltimore, May H. The sales Of Flour to-
day were 1900 barrels at $3.50. Grain was
firm.
New York, May l2.-Cotton.-Thc market
to-day has been firmer Sales 500 bales. %
A sale of 5000 bags of Rio Coffee was MAJ
at auction at 92(Gllf cents, showing an adj
vance of one quarter cent. Flour has declined
l2!(G50 cents A sale of $50 barrels at 1923
, c. d. Lsn.I,. eo.-s g. nL;o V50O barrels