The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 8.

| NEW YORK, sept o.
OYE DAY LATER-LoSDoN, Saturdsy.-lt is re-
ported at Paris that fifty thousand additional troops
have been ordered to the Crimea.
The White sea squadron has captured two Rus
sian ships.
One of the allies steamers is about quitting the
sea.
Austria has declared that she will treat with mil
itary law all persons who found tampering with
Austrian soldiers with the view of inducing them to
join the anglo-Italisn league
Russia has sent agents to the leading cities OF Eu
rope to raise loan for the Russian Government
Victoria was rapturously received at Paris.
Ministerial crisis in Greece.
Dispatches regarding the bombardment of Swea-
borg are indefinite. 1t is generally believed that
| they are exaggerated.
The French loss at Tchernaya one thousand,
Sardinia six hundred.
The reported accession of Spain to the allies is
! confirmed; Denmark and Sweden are also about
joining. q fs fe
1t is also reported that Austria has submitted new
proposals of peace, but little reliance, is placed in
these reports.
Gen. Simpson says the army is INCREASINGLY en-
ployed in strengthening the advanced works.
Health good.
SPAIN.-Escalante, the new Minister, has left for
Washington.
| There are unimportant disturbances at Barcelona.
GERMAEY-The Wertemberg Chamber have dis
solved in consequence of passing restrictions in "a
| yor of a more liberal constitution
| A ministerial crisis is threatened in Austria
| BALTIMeRE, Sept. Z.
The news from Norfolk and Portsmouth indicate
awful suffering from famine as well as fever. There
were 81 deaths at Norfolk by Yellow Fever in "a
hours. 81 victims buried in one pit on We'd
nesdsy. A fellow named Marks, superintendent of
the Howard infrmy, broke open the trunk of lady
who had died there and stole her jewelry. About
four hundred cases exist at Portsmouth. There
were 10 deaths up to O'Clock yesterday.
Three thousand dollars subscribed this morning,
making total subscription seventeen thousand dol
lars by Baltimore for the relief of the sufferers
steamboat load of provisions is sent down daily.
NEW YORK, May I.
Rachel was taken i'll last night, and further per-
fornances are postponed until next week.
The locomotive and tender of the o'clock
Boston Express train ran off the track. The train
was crowded; no lives lost; only one man hurt.
Steamer Tennessee arrived from Havre.
New York, Sept Z.
The Sweaborg affair is grossly exaggerated. 1t
is bOotess victory. The bombs and balls of the
Allies failed to reach Hesingbors. All the coast
batteries at Sweaborg remain untouched, as the
Allies were afraid to venture within their reach
The London Times admits that the attack was
failure
The Allies are preparing to winter in the Crimea.
MELBOURNE June lst.-The markets are un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Z.
The river is rising with seven feet six inches
water in the canal.
..., CINCINNATI, Sept. I.
The river is rising with nine feet water.
Flour is firm at $6a6.lO. Wheat is firm at Sl.l2 |
Whisky is dull and lower sales at 3S3a3Ss Su-
gar is firm and in good demand-far and good fair
7sa5+. Molasses is firm at %.
ta PITrsBURG, Sept. Z.
The river is falling with seven and half feet
water in the channel.
New YORK, Sept. 7.
Flour is considerably higher-$6 81 for State and |
Ohio, and Ss.S7aS so for Southern. Wheat is
higher-Southern White $l.95, Red Sl75. Corn
has advanced tri6e-saes at 90. Pork is lower
at $2237. Lard is firm