Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-03

75a7, 81; Corn brisk at Soc; Mess Pork. 300
sold on Monday at Sl2; bulk meat, five for hos
round; keg Lard declined TO %, Dbl. active at 81
Arrived Charles Belcher, Iroquois, Nashyl,
and America .r,,.< -. .,.,,...-.4,.,.4
81 ~ Further Ne,gs per Asia.
NEW York. Jan. 3l-The allied fleets entered
the Black Sea on the third, except six ships which
were left to guard Bosphorus. The Car is supposed
not to consider the present entry declaration Of
war; but has ordered all his own fleet to return to
Sebastopal
= On the sixth of January the Turks gained bril-
liant victory on the Danube. They captured the
Russians entrenched at Citale Kalafat and put
$500 of the enemy to the sword. They alse at
tackled 1900 Russians sent to relieve Citale, and
a(tera sharp encounter compelled them to retreat.
The Russians are thus driven back from the position
by which they expected to cross the Danube. The
Turkish force in the battle was 10 900 men and Is
guns. 1t is admitted that Omer has brilliantly out
manoeuvered the Russian commander.
General Guyor has gone to the army IN ASIA with
| full mowers. Turkish hopes in Asia concidera-
| bly heightened The Sultan's note Is published,
approving the decision of the grand Council to open
negotiations on the footing proposed by the four
| Powers. Turkey is to send representative to the
conference in neutral city. 1t is confirmed that
| Persia has resumed negotiations with Britain and
will not at present attack the Turks.
The Princess of Spain died suddenly.
Rutnors are circulated on Bourse that pacific news
has been received from st. Petersburg.
vienna Tuesday-Rumors of fresh success Of
the Turkish army in Wallacha has alarmed Wen
ma to- day. 1t is rumored that the Emperor of
Austria viii leave for Warsaw this evening to have
conference with the Gar en- the Eastern question.
1t is rumored that the Russians defeat at kalaat is
fully confirmed.
PITTsBURG. Feb. River unchanged, weather
clear andqu;tesprng ike 10 appearance.
New York Feb. l, noon.-6O00 bbls state flour
sold at s 81 to 8 06; ohio GAG %; 600 bbls south
ern at 9a94 heavy. Corn, mixed, SO to o.
Whisky, prison, 33k, easier
e WASHINGTON, Feb. l. noon.-The steamer has
sailed but Bedinis was not on the list Of pas
sengers Doubtful if he is still in the city.
Senate Yesterday (concluded) The act granting |
alternate sections OF land to Wisconsin Tor railroad
purposes was passed.
The Nebraska bill coming up, and Mr.. Chase
having the floor, he asked the indulgence of the
House for postponement until Friday, as he had |
not had time to examine certain historical points,
alluded to by Senator Douglass in his speech yes /
terday After some debate in which Messrs Doug
lass and Weller strongly opposed any postpone
ment, the Senate consented to postpone, and after
other unimportant business adjourned
CIxcISNArI, Feb l, noon.-Riyer fallen 6 feet
since noon Yesterday; weather pleasant Whisky
declined to 23t. Provisions steady; Il, 600 pieces
bulk shoulders and sides sold at to cents 100
bbls lard at 81 Glover Seed in good demand at
5 IS.
Bosrox, Feb, 1.-Bedini was burnt in efigy on
the Common last night. He is in the city. Travel
ling incog -
LOUISVILLE Feb 1.-The river is falling rapidly.
The weather is unusually warm for the season.
CNcINNATL Feb. 2.-Rver fallen four feet since
last evening Whisky 224c. Prime Lard in bbls.
Sc Sales of Mess Pork at he.
PIrTsBuRG Feb. 1.-Two feet six inches water
in channel and falling.
New York, Feb Ohio Flour to he. De-
clined II cents. Corn 99a1 90.
L UIsynLE, Feb. 2, p. m-The weather has TURF
ed suddenly cold.
CISeNNAu Feb q p. m.-Sales of mess pork
(some for future delivery at Sl3; No Lard in lots
at &c.
2 New YORK. Feb. 2, p. m.-Flour has further de-
clined six cents. Rio Coffee III better. Mess
Pork 16; prime Is 50al3 CO, firm; Dbl Lard log.
WASHINGTON Feb 2-The Nebraska bill comes
up to-morrow-Senator Chase having the floor.
The report of the directors of the Philadelphia
Mint for the past year was laid before the House
The amount of coinage for the year Is sou, IL
240. The coinage at the New Orleans Mint is
s345 900.
ST. LoUIr, Feb 2-The ice moved about hun
ired yards last Hght, sinking the steamers Asia
md St. Anze, and seriously damaging the Garden
City.
BosroN, Jan. 25-This is the coolest day of the
'eason.
At sun rise the thermometer stood at zero; at
loon it was four degrees above it at sun set 1t was
It zero again.
At towns afew miles from this place. it was ten
o twelve degrees below zero.
This morning, at Montreal, it was twenty-five
leoreeS below zero :