The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-12

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LOUISVILLE. July Il-poon.

LOUISVILLE, July ll-DOon.
The river is rising, with ST feet of water in the
canal.
New ORLEANS, July 9.
Deaths in this city last week 100, including SO
from yellow fever and 10 from cholera.
The steamer Magnolia, Branner, was burnt near
Baton Rouge-5 lives lost and 900 bales of cot
ton destroyed.
NEw YORK, July 10.
The steamship Illinois, from Aspinwall, arrived
this evening, with $50 passengers and 1929, 6lS IN
treasure. Dates from California are the same as
those brought by the Northern Light.
The sloop Of war John Adams was at Panama
on the 30th ult.
The United States ship Independence, left Palo
on the 18th of June for Callao to enforce settle
ment of the question between the representative of
the United States and the government of Lima,
arising from the detention by the latter Of the cap
tain Of the American vessel, John Cummings.
The mines are yielding abundantly. 1855 bids
fair to equal if not to exceed the production Of any
previous year. The California Mint is coming at
the rate of 100000 per day.
The jobbing trade has been active. Sugars, gun
ny bags and few other articles slightly improved.
Most other articles declined. Flour, 11.60al2 90.
Wheat, 1.50a1 81. Clear pork, 2I.6O. Lard, Ice.
Later from Europs-Arrival of the Pacific.
New YORK, July IL.
The Pacific arrived this morning. bringing ad-
vices from Liverpool to the 9Olh uIt.
Cotton dull-prices considerably lower and in
Of fba IL
including 1900 for speculation and 1000 for ex-
portatiOu. Orleans fair u; middling IS; upland
fair 81; middling g. Observation-Disclosures reports
vary. Flour and wheat are trihe lower. Western
Canal -four SOS 6da46s cd; Ohio 43sa44s.
The news consists almost wholly of the details of
that brought by the America of the recent repulse.
The Allies not much damaged Their position and
the whole state of affairs considered sufficiently
satisfactory.
Lord Raglan is dangerously I'll and asks to be
recalled.
The total loss of the Allies is over 5000; the
army, nevertheless is in good spirits and preparing
for another assault.
The correspondence reached only to the four-
teenth. No further battles have occurred on land
or sea.
Austria continues to disband the army.
The English and French reciprocally blame each
other for their disasters at Sevastopol
Pelissier's dispatches state that SevastopOl will
soon be completely invested
The Allies retain possession of Round Tower
Cemeteries and MameIon.
The cholera has broken out among the French
troops.
LATEsT-Palmerston denies that Raglan has
asked to be recalled. He says he has been sick
but is recovering.
The Russians admit that the Cossacks boat show
ed flag of truce, but they feared treachery.
LONDON, Saturday .--The Times states that the
Emperor Alexander is seriously i'll.
The King of Prussia has been some time III. His
reign is probably drawing to a close.
The cotton market opened dstressiagy, but re-
covered, closing buoyantly With large speculative
demand.
Breadstuffs are lower and provisions quiet.
BALTIMORE, July IL.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday and Wednesday
are received, containing Galveston dates to the
2Sth ult. Several Indian outrages are reported.
Nothing later from the Rio Grande.
Merrick, the Know Nothing candidate for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, is
elected by 1000 majority.
PIrTsBURG, July ll-noon.
The river is rising, with IL feet inches in the
channel
NEw YORK, July l1-noon.
Cotton is dull Flour is 6rm, with an upward
tendency-goOd Ohio sss7a9S7i; Southern Gil.
Corn is a trile lower Pork is firm. Lard dull.