The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-16
ARRIVAL Of the Crescent citr.

A4IsbCHG, aug. ii.
River at stand with four feet four inches water
in the channel 49, -.
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
.-e .-.e New YORK, Aug. IL.
The steamer Crescent City has arrived with ad
vices from Havana to the sth inst.
all the creoles in Cuba who have become ct-
gems of the United States have been ordered to
leavethe island forthwith.
The Vomito raging among the troops at
Porto Rico-l 500 had died.
Midshipman Cain died of yellow fever on board
the Falmouth on her passage home from Key West
to New York.
Arrival Of the Nautilus.
.- NV ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
The Nautilus has arrived, bringing Brownsville
dates to the sth, and Galveston dates to the 10th
The Delta correspondence contains an official
account of the vi ct arms capture of Saltilo after
two days fight. TIE Government troops were
1900 strong, with FIVE pieces of artillery The
Revolutionists lost thirty weight men, while two
thirds of the Government troops we're killed and
wounded.
Pease, Democrat, supposed to be elected Cover
nor of Texas. Gov. Bell is elected to Congress
WASHINGTON Aug. IA.
Col Steptoe, (instead Of being in Carson Valley,
as newspapers recently stated is awaiting the
reply of the President to his proposed conditional
acceptance of the Governorship of Utah, and was,
the 10Th of July at Benicia, California, with his
command.
Hon. Wilson Shannon accepts the Governorship
of Kansas, and will depart forthwith for the Ter
ritory.
Later from EurOpe-Arrival Of the Lebanon.
NEW YORK, Aug. Is.
The Cunarj steamer Lebanon has Unexpectedly
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9Ist ult
LIVERPOOL, July -Cotton-Saes for three
days 10000 bales. Fair Orleans 64a7, MiddhDg
Orleans 6a64
Provisions are generally unchanged.
Flour is dull. The weather being more favorable
for the harvest prices incline downward Wheat
is unchanged
The market for lard has advanced Is
Manchester trade is rather quiet. Money is easy
at previous rates. Consos have advanced l.
The political news, though interesting, presents
no feature of Importance.
The siege operations are progressing slowly.
The Austria Russia Germanic relations give |
dull tone to every thing.
The exchange of the prisoners Of war will be con-
tinued.
The French officers speak In high terms Of the |
manner in which they were treated by the Russians !
The report of Simpsons resignation gains ground.
Pelisser is said to have made disposition for 1
the expected assault.
Canrobert will command the right column and
Simpson the left, both being supported BY numer-
Gus reserves under Pessier.
On the night of the l 9th the Russians made
sortie on the right French works in front of Name.
Ion. The cannonade and fire from muskets were
exceedingly heavy.
There is but little sickness in the allied camp.
The French talk OF being ready for another as
sault in fortnight
The French works close to the Abatis of Ma.
lakof, and before making fresh assault an attempt
will be made to destroy it.
The Russians are still at work repairing Redan.
An exchange of shot and shell is almost incessant
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l5-noon.
River falling with six feet FIVE inches water in
the canal.
Morehead's majority is 4,259-all the State heard
rom. The official returns may change it few
hundred
CINCINNATI Aug. l5-noon-
Flour steady-demand mOderate-sales at Z GOA
I.O5. Corn dull at 40. Wheat firm at l. 2A. Lard,
Prime 10y. Whiskey 2aS2t-mnrket steady
Sugar firm at 81. Coffee steady atllt Molasses
unchanged.
PIrTsBURG, Aug l5--noon.
River rising with four feet four inches water in
he channel.
NEw York, Aug. l5-noon.