The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later From Europe-ArrivaI of the Pacific.

The steamer Pacific arrived at her berth at six
O'Clock this morning, announced in consequence of
dense fog She brings European dates of the
18th inst.
The Liverpool cotton market at its close was
steady. Spectators had taken 1000 and e1por-
tiers 5000 bales. The imports since the departure
Of the last steamer are $4,000 bales. Stock on
hand, 6l2, 900 bales. Sales for the week, 80 600
bales. New Orleans Fair Z.
The Flour market is slightly lower. Wheat and
Corn have declined.
Manchester trade is generally unchanged.
ConsOls OH.
The political news, though interesting, presents
no feature of Importance
The Allies bombarded Tagaurog several days
An English sloop of war got ashore, when the Rus.
SLAMS burnt it. The Allies have demolished the
Notifications at Anapa.
The seven million Exchequer bill passed the
House of Commons on its third reading.
FRIDAY-Cotton is more actiVe--sales of 10000
bales. New Orleans Fair Z, Midding Ct; Upland
Fair 81, Middling 6.
Fluor has declined from cd to ls Indian Corn
has declined Cd. The weather is more favorable
for securing the harvest, and prices incline down.
wards. Lard is dull.
Money is more in demand, and the rates are ad-
vancing. The bullion in the Bank of England
continues to decrease, Notwithstanding the large
imports.
Rachel came passenger in the Pacific
There is nothing but rumors from the Crimes.
Private dispatches reterate the report of the re-
sumption Of the bombardment, but it is not con-
frmed. Gen. Markham is mentioned to succeed in
command. The Queen rendered the post to the
Duke OF Cambridge, but he declined, though he is
willing to accept that of second in command.
Omar Pasha has been appointed commander in
chief of the Turks.
The feet is still concentrated. Some great move
ment or coup de main is confidently expected.
BALTIc-Ninety ships are assembled at Nargon.
Opinions divided as whether they are intended
for the destruction of reye or Sweaborg.
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws that
Austria has just made spontaneous advances of
more friendly relations towards the Western Pow
ers. Pamerston conveyed similar meaning to
Parliament.
The Paris correspondent has full allusion to what
is termed legitimate conspiracy. Closely following
the exposure of the conspiracy, is the announce
ment that Spain will definitely contribute 25 900
men, to be paid by France and England, and that
France agrees to uphold the throne of Isabella
against all danger from whatever source.
The reported placing of Ancour in state of
sege is denied.
Pelisser telegraphed on the 18th of August, that
there IS nothing Of interest to communicate the
enemy not undertaking any thing against our
trenches.
Some cases of cholera had occurred.
Simpson telegraphed: ave continue to strength.
en- and improve our advanced works, which are SO
close to the enemys defences that regret to saw,
our casualties are necessarily considerable The
enemy exhibit great activity, adding to and i'm.
proving their defences, and in conveying military
stores frem North to South"
The Russians made sortie on the Worokoif
road, but were repulsed With loss
LOUISVILLE, Aug %.
The river is unchanged
CIScINNArI, Aug. %.
A Republican mass meeting was held last night
1t was addressed by 5. P. Chase, L. D. Campbell
aud Capt Cord.
Flour is dull at S6.75a6sS. Wheat is active at
Sl25. Bacon Sides 10. Whisky 80.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug %.
Cotton has declined ] to &c. Sales of 1000
baes-Old Middling 9sa9h new 95slO.
Oats Acc per bu.
NEw YORK, Aug. %.
Breadstuffs are unsettled. Pork is triae higher
Beef is firm. Freights are dull.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
There is no change In the aspect Of the yellow
fever at Norfolk, Va.
HAVANA, Aug. IL.
The cholera is raging with great violence partic-
ulAry among the soldiers and negroes. Fifty hos
pitfalls have been established.