Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-31
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NV YORK. Nav 80. noon.

Siege Of Sehastaro alnost entirely unchanged
| Upto May l2sh-Anex edition of Is, 600 Allies
embarked at kameisct., ard o. TO sea in the di
rection of Azof, but returned without landing. Nc
details known.
Omar Pasha's force had returned to Eupatoria
large reinforcement of Allies are expected
within 10 DAYS
Negotiations between Austria and the Western
| Powers unchanged, but between Prussia and
Austria negotiations are more intimate.
Russia notifies the German government that the
CIR will only hold to the first two guarantees upor
the condition of the perfect neutrality of Germany
| France and England have presented an ultima
tum to Sweden, which Sweden is inclined to re-
ject.
The French exhibition has opened with rather
dull ceremonies.
l. Panoz has been executed
LATEsT.-Canrobert has resigned, nominalIy,
from i'll health, and has been succeeded by Pelis-
| sier.
| LIVERPOOL, l8th.-Cotton buoyant, with spec
ulstive demand, and continues considerably adj
vanced, ranging from to J. The market closed
with an active demand-week's sales lis 900 bales,
intending 49, 600 on speculation and 5000 for ex-
| port Quotations: Fair Orleans l-2 MddliDg 81
Breadstuffs unchanged, closed dull. Growing
crops favorable. Provisions slightly advanced, and
| closed firm
| LONDON, l8th.-Money market easier. Consols
advanced to S9a American stocks-prices IN.
| changed.
Barring, Bros & Co., quote the London market
steady, Sugar advanced; Coffee steady. Welsh bar
iron and rails firm; Scotch pig quoted at 62 II.
The Pacific brings 135 passengers, amongst
whom is the Hon. R. NJ. MeLsne, O. S. Commits
sioner at China ew
The latest dates from Sebastopol are by mail 10
the Both, and by telegraph to the 18th.
Canrobert reviewed the entire French army and
assured them that they would soon enter Sebastos
pol, either by the door or window.
combat occurred on the night of the OATH be-
tween the Russians and the French. 1t was des-
perate affair.
the French partially prevented them. 200 French
were put hors de combat
dispatch dated May |, says the advances are
approaching surely, though slowly.
Raglans dispatch of the same date says the Rus
sans have constructed new battery to the left OF
Mameon.
There is every appearance of the establishment
ola very large camp on Pstean above Bebbic on
the north side
The Russians made sorte on the night of the
18th, upon the advanced works of the left. The
attack was Immediately repused with considerable
loss
A new manifesto of the Gar orders another levy
of II men out of ever 1000, in II Western prov
inces, to be complete by the end of July.
There are indications of a more intimate relation
ship between Austria and Prussia, it is apparent
that an armed neutrality is becoming more and
more probable.
There was an important conference between the
Representatives of the two Powers.
Sweden it is said has ordered an immediate en-
rolment of Militia.
The French Baltic squadro has arrived.
The Allied fleet is pushing forward.
dispatch from Canrobert, dated the 10th, says:
We continue our works before the place. Various
attempts were made to smoke out the enemy, by
stink pots, which perfectly succeeded The troops
in excellent spirits and full of ardor, and conf
dent OF success.
VIENNA, Friday evening.-Things have under
gone change. A new Austrian proposition was
forwarded yesterday to London and Paris. 1t is
said that Austria will give material support to the
Western Powers should they accept and Russia re-
ject the proposition.
The Parispapers assume tone of outspoken hos
tity towards Austria
The King of SARDINIA, it is rumored, is negotig-
ting for the marriage of Yctorias eldest daughter.
BANGOR, Maine, May 29.-fhe know-nothing
State Convention assembled to day. No uomina
ton yet They will continue the session to-mor-
row.
CINCINNATI, May 80, noon.-Fine showers to
day. Weather warm.
Flour 9 90 for common, and l5a9 % for ex-
tra Whisky in better demand at 30c, with some
sales at 301; rs hhds bacon sold at -2a9 IL for
shoulders and sides; 400 bbls prime Lard o. Lin
seed Oil declined to %.
PIrTsBURe, May 80, noon.-River falling with
feet ii inches water in the channel.