Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE <Gfs STEAMSHIP
Europa.

New YORK, Jan l6.
The steamer Europa has arrived with dates to
the 3lst December.
Sales of Cotton for the week As 900 bales Srec-
ulators took 5000, and exporters 5000 bales Or
leans fair 81; middling G; upland fair CT; middng
6. Demand good. prices sitter; fine qualities i'm
proved most. Flour advanced Is Wheat ad-
vanced four TO six pence.
Nav YORK, Jan. II
Further Foreign Neucs per Europa
MANCHESTER is no new feature to notice
Business healthy al firm prices. American stock,
SIX per cent bonds 1868 llO3ail15
| LoNDoN.-Money continues in demand but there
Is no nconvenlent scarcity. The Bank rate of dis
COUNT unchanged.
CoTTON.-lIoingshead reports fair demand du
rlng the week from the trade, Spectators and Ex-
! porters. The market is quite firm for all descrip-
| IONS An excess over estimate of actual stock of
| $4,000 bales. of which so 900 bales were new.
The American was discovered to-day.
PRoyIsIoNs-AD provision circulars quoe moth
ing doing IN beef Nosales of American or French
pork. New bacon selling at 40 shlings.
BREADsTUFFs.-The arrival of grain continues
moderate. Mers and dealers are obliged to pur-
chase freely this week United States Wheat lis
Sd lbs. Fine Red los l0dalls. Ohio Flour 39s
6da39s. Baltimore and Philadelphia, 38s 6da39sa4Os.
Choice Yellow Corn, 46s Cd. Wheat AS
Lord Dudley Stuart is at Consantinople endeay-
oring to induce the Porte to enroll the European
and Polish legion and cause the entire cessation of
hosttes with Russia
A ratification treaty between Russia and Persia
has gone to 81. Petersburg
Persia is daily expected to attack Bagdad.
The British Parliament is appointed to meet for |
business on the 3lst of January
The Preston strike is still unsettled
A decree OF Napoleon removes the restriction |
from imports of Cotton from England into France.
1t Is rumored in Paris that Soule fought third |
duel with Duke Alba at Madrid and was killed |
THIS, however needs confirmation
Gen. Radwitz is dead
Sweden and Denmark are forminp an armed |
league against Russia
NJ Viscount died suddenly at Paris.
Inc Forte Is acting in the most friendly accord
with the Representatives of the four Powers.
1t Is reported that DR.. Browning will succeed Sir
George Bonheim as Superintendent of the British
trade in China
The Shah of Persia has dismissed all French
English and Italian officers from the army.
Hallp Pascha, the Sultan's brother-n-law is
named as Minister of the Interior
Abdel Pascha has been repuised in Asia
The united fleets still in Rosphorus
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l1.-Daniel Hewes bar-keeper
on the steamer Eclipse, drowned himself this morn
ing. lie has been known for many Years on the
Western waters as an upwright honest man.
LOUISVILLE Jan. l7.--Weather cold and sleetv
The river confines to rise and here at all the points
above.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 1.-THE river is blocked from
the mouth of the Mermac to Alton.
The weather is very cold and seeting, raining
and freezing. No prospects of the river opening
There Is y feet scant on the bars.
Ashbrcoks pork house with the entire contents,
was DESTROYED by fire last night Loas-Sl5O,OO0
o 5000 600
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate confirmed the
blowing Consuls: Thomas Rainey, TO Bavaria; Mr.
Jrusly, to Chill.
Further Neacs pc, Europa.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The four Powers have pre-
ented note demanding an armisoe.
Hallp Pachas entrance to the Ministry is regard
ID as favorable to peace.
VIENNA, Fnday.-Turksh Bulletins acknowledge
he evacuation Of the Russian Territory in Asia.
The English Consul at Teheran mediates between
Persia and the Porte
ST. PETERsBURG.-ln regard TO politics there is
MY one remark that preparations are going on in all
quarters and are such as denote that they are made
With view to more serious contingencies than war
With Turkey
NEw York, Jan. 1.-THE steam tug Titan,
rrived here yesterday bringing the passengers res
ued from the San Francisco by the bark Kilbv- 5
The Titan took all the passengers of the Kibv ex- 2
ept Mr.. falsOn, Brazilian Consul and Mr. and
hrs. Abry, and ten soldiers .
The kllby brings one hundred and eight passen-
,ers rescued from the San Francisco.
Those arrived hero are in the most pitable cond-
ion, being wei, Geld, hungry and almost naked ,
4arge numbers Of them were taken Immediately to
be Astor House.
A meeting has been held at the Merchants Ex-
hange, and passed series of resolutions express
ng the sense of the meeting concerning the gen.
rous and heroic conduct of the captains of the !
hips Three Bells Antarctic, andkiby, and ordering o
piece of plate to be presented to each. They also !
assed resolution petitioning Congress to in !
emnity the commanders and owners of these YES v
els for the losses they sustained o
The mate of the San Francisco says she was not y
cuttIed, but he supposed she went down within il
a hours after she was abandoned Ii
The following were lost from the decks of the '
teamer, night Of the first disaster: D. c. Stock :
veil, Miss Benton, A. N. Crates. NJ Banker and !
. II. Southworth, Were washed overheard, but re-
aimed the vessel and have arrived here safe.