Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-05
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ARRIVAL OF THE >ns STEAMSHIP
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Atlantic.
New York, Mag 4. noon

$50 NEw York, May 4, noon.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived.
Vienna Conference broke off. Russia rejects
allies demands
SebastopollAs t>cu or b y Id since TIE 9th.-
Result doubtful
New British loan taken.
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the EN-
press have been week in England, they were
immensely glorihed.
British loan, sixteen millions sterling, taken by
Rothsehilds.
Taxes increased on incomes of Spirits, Tea, Cof-
fee, and Sugar.
England assents to Louis Napoeon's taking com
mand of the Allied army in the Crimea. Regarded
az doubtful runor, however Vienna conference
broke oil alter the twelfth session; strong indca.
tons that Austria will refuse to act against Russia
Lord John Russell and N. Drouyn, De rHuys left
Vienna.
Bombardment of Sehastopol, with 5000 guas,
commenced on the Oh and continued incessentiy
to the 10Th Assault not practicable, intention 10
storm if possible.
Cotton steady and unchanged; Flour lower and
quiet; Corn slightly advanced. Money easy; Con-
soils declined to S9k. Atlantic's dates are to the
23d. Milligau, Evans & Co., quote the Cotton
market steady, prices unchanged, buyers demand
reduction; sales for nine days 10000 bales, incud
ing 10 600 to spectators aud 1900 for export; New
Orleans Fair ST; Mlddlmg, 5 l 1851 Market on
Monday steady, prices unchanged. Breadsluffs
Brown Shipley quote Wheat and Flour slightly
declined; Corn advanced; Western Canal Flour,
39a4Is Ohio 42a43s; White Wheat, lis 6dal2s
I'd; Yellow Corn, 43sa43s ca. Provisions; Rich
ardson, Spence L. Co.. quote Provisions slightly
advanced; market closed active. Iron; Barring l.
Bros quote Iron market steady and unchanged.
PIrTsBURG, May 4-noon-River 5 feet and at
stand Weather clear and pleasant
CHICAGO, May 4.-The Know nothing State
Convention is now in session here.
The St Louis Intelligencer expresses the full
belief in the rumored discovery of abundant gold
deposits at the source Of the Arkansas
NEW York, May 4-nooa-Stocks dropping.
Money unchanged Cotton firm; Flour advanced,
good Ohio selling at 10sl0 %; Southern steady,
800 barrels sold at 10 25lll %: wheat a trife
lower; White corn advanced two cents, 1900 bu-
shells sold at 81 Is for mixed; Pork unchanged;
Beef and Lard firm; Ohio " Risky in better demand
at 3Sa39
LOUISVILLE, May 8, nght-The river is falling,
with feet water IN the canal-rainirg. Minor, X.
N, was elected Governor Of Connecticut to-day;
the h. y. State ticket is triumphant.
CINCINNATI, May 3, night TIE river has fallen 9
inches. Heavy rains all the afternoon. Flour dull,
80 4oaS9 so; Whisky 33RRc Provisions firm; Prime
PrTTsBURG May 3, night.-The river is unchanged
since noon; weather wet.
NEW York May 8, night.-Cottop firm; Flour
trlie higher, Good Ohio, 50 S5aS10 %; Pork ea
ser, but not lower; Beef firm; Lard dull. Fabens,
late Consul at San Juan, has been held to bail in the
sum Of $4,000 for violation Of neutrality laws.
New ORLEANS, May 1.-The steamer Alton burn
ed On the Yszoo River, with 1000 bales of cotton.
Cotton advanced t., sales of 10 900 bales Middng,
st 90.