The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-19
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Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.
New YORK, Oct. Is.

New YORK, Oct. Is.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived. Cotton has
declined eth. Sales for the week 10000 bales
Sales Friday 5000 Imports since the departure of
the last steamer &c, 900 bales. Stock on hand 517
600 bales. Flour and wheat active Corn firm.
Consuls quiet at s74. Money more in demand,
rates advrnced. The bank has advanced interest to
81 per cent.
The French cavalry defeated the Russian cavalry
near Eupatoria and fifty of the later were killed.
The Allies have placed 100 mortars at north Sc
vastopo but Gortschakof telegraphs that they have
not undertaken any movement up to the Sd. They
made an Intellectual flank movement on the I'd and
then retired.
The liabilities of Jamvein & Delisle, bankers,
amount to 100000 pounds.
The Allies have established batteries at forts
Nicholas and Quarantine, and are preparing to
remove distractions from the harbor of Sebasto-
pol. They will also lombard the Northwestern
works
The Gar says the people will shed the last drop
of blood to maintain the dignity of the Empire, and
that he will sacrifice the last rather than yield.
1t is reported that the Allies demand indemnity
for the expenses of the war; either by the cession
of Crimea or the union of Bessarabia to the DanuA
ban provinces.
1t is reported that Lord Radcliffe will be recalled.
Prussia has made no formal attempt at mediation.
The London Times insinuates that Simpson has
been recalled.
Omar Pasha is concentrating $4,000 Asiatics on
the frontier
A st. Petersburg letter says a council was held
and the Emperor present, which determined to
carry the with the greatest determination.
The Emperor directed Nesselrode to announce
this to the political agents of Russia in foreign
countries.
GOrtscbakoF is to be appointed Minister of war
Gen. Mouraveff will assume the command Of the
army in the Crimea, which will be defended to the
last extremity.
New YORK, Oct I6.
Sales of cotton Saturday 1000 bales-New Or
leans fair G, upland fair Ct. Market very much
unsettled. Flour unchanged. Wheat unchanged.
Stock of lard small at 66a67.
Manchester sympathises with Liverpool cotton
market, and is dull.
Bullion has decreased one hundred thousand.
The Bank of France has also advanced the rate
of interest to five per cent.
An old established Southern house has failed.
The revenue returns of the United Kingdom for
the year has increased eight and half millions
caused chiefly by the additional income tax.
The fleet left Sebastopol supposed for Odessa or
Necalaiff.
There are indications of vigorous campaign in
the open field.
Advces from Moscow report 100, 900 men added
to the military force of the Empire.
Six English vessels hcve been bombarded.
MEMPHIS, Oct. II.
The yellow fever last week up to Sunday was bad
Yesterday and to day it abating with favorable
indications of the termination of the epidemic
New YORK, Oct. II.
The Court of Claims opened at Washington to-
day at noon. Eleven attornies were admitted; at.
tendance large. 1t is reported that Mr.. Mason,
consul to San Juan, will be dismissed for recogni-
zing Col Kinney's Government The Protestant
Episcopal Board OF missions assembled this after
noon. The years receipts is S7l.4sO, expenditures
$79226. The prospects for the Society is very
good. The Americans held city and county rati-
fcation meeting in the Park to day. Crowd esti-
mated at 90, 900 present. Great enthusiasm.
LOUISVILLE Oct. Is.
River falling with FIVE feet and half in the canal
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
FlOur-sales at 7.50 Mess pork sold at 5000.
Whisky steady and in good demand at SStaSSg.
Sugar quiet-fair and good 7a74. Molasses sold at
40. Coffee firm, Rio 10.
PITTsBURG, Oct IS.
River FIVE feet and two inches iii the channel and
falling.
NEw YoRK, Oct l8.
Stock market heavy. Sterling exchange inactive.
Flour-prices advanced, choice State s Sc, good
Ohio see, Southern 9.S7. Wheat market dropping
| 9S for Southern Red. Corn market quiet Market