Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

4 LOUISVILLE, Feb. &C. noon.-Weather clear and
very cold. River falling fast sni ia full of heavy
Nav York, Feb &c, noon-Stocks are better to-
l day Money easier, Erie AZ; Cleveland and Toledo
] 10 Reading 754; New York Central 94A; New
/ Jersey ia; Cleveland and Pittsburg l03 -
! Cotton unchanged, with limited business Flour
! tribe higher, with sales of 1850 bbls. good Ohio
I uod9 81; Southern buoyantS 75a9 37A Wheat
nrm. Corn also firm, with sales Of % 900 bushels;
/ western mixed 60 Pork firm. Beef unchanged.
Lard dull Ohio Whisky nominal at 80. +
CINCINNATI, Feb 90 noon-The river has fallen
y inches since Saturday, and is full of heavy ice
The weather is very cold. Thermometer degrees
above zero last night which is degrees colder
than any time this season.
Whisky 2444 Flour firm at 25as go Pro-
VISIONS quiet Holders firm, but buyers less dis
posed to operate 1000 bulk hams sold at 81. Z
No-ehange in groceries. The markets generally
quiet. A
CINeISNATr, Feb. 2f-uoon.-The river has fallen
four inches. The weather is cool.
Flour is firm at So 25sS 30. Whisky has de-.
elined to 24a243. Nothing new in other articles.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 24-The Know-Notl,ine Con-
Ventlon Is again being held in this city 1t il re-
ported that the object is to nominate candidates for
State officers
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence YES.
terday, bringing three passengers. On the 18th Of
Decenoer, party of Apaches and Utahs massa-
cFeu, AZ Pueblo fourteen men and wounded two
VINO were LETT Tor dead, and took three women and
TWO children prisoners. The Indians numbered
about 100 .s. :
Great excitement IS now prevailing in Santa Fe.
OF account oil the general warfare and hostility Of
the Indians who swear vengeance against all Amer
leans and Mexcans
D On the 10th of January Capt Newell, of the
hrst Dragons, had fight with the Meschalero
Apaches at Sacramento mountains and killed ~
Inc loss to the American side was Capt Henry ".
stanton and three privstes
Capt. Garland has called into service FIVE compa-
MES OF volunteers for six months and recommends
to Congress an amount sufficient to pay expenses
Col. Jones has arrived at Santa Fe aud entered
upon the duties of his Office ETssE n
The mail was not troubled by the Indians. The
express arrived the day before the mail left Santa
Fe, stating that 400 Apaches and Utahs were com
ing up to take the town by force of arms
Lieut. Sturges also had fight with the Apactes
" miles from Santa Fe, routing and whipping
them, and recapturing stolen stock.
The Governor Is much censured in Santa Fe and
the Territory on account Of his disapproya Of the
active course taken by the people 10 suppress the
Indian hostiiities
CINcINNATI FEB. 24--ni ght.-The river has fallen
four inches. Flour firm. Whisky has declined to
24a244.
PITIsBURG, Feb. 24-night-- River and weather
unchanged since noon.
NV YORK, Feb. 24-night Pork trie higher. |
Lard dull. Rio Coffee firm. Western mixed corn |
95a9jk.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 24.--Molassea l9k; Flour |
50 2549 90; Corn SO to 81; Oats Sc; Prime lard |
81; Whisky 81. Sight Exchange to discount |
Sales Of Cotton on Friday amounted to 5000 |
bales The market is unchanged in every respect. |
Sales for the week 10000 bales The stock on |
hand amounts TO $1,000 bales. The receipts at |
this port are 10000 bales less than last year.