Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15
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CINCINNATI, April IA, noon-River STATIONARY
Weather warm with indications of rain. FIon
99oalo- Receipts are on the increase. Corn 20.
10. Oats 90. Whisky 80. Provisions quiet ant
unchanged Mess pork Is so. Bacon sides Sss1
Bulk meat 6a7 for shoulders and sides.
PiTTsBuRe, April ID, noon.-River falling witt
oieet inches water n the channel Weathe,
cloudy and damp
New YoRK, April l4-noon. Cotton marke,
unchanged. Flour 6rm Southern firm. sales O
l40o bbls; Wheat firm; Corn dull and declining
Mixed 81 OF, with sales of 1900 bushels Sales
OF 900 bbls of old Mess Pork at SIS 94asl6: Bee
firm; Lard unchanged with moderate sales. Whisky
firm; Money plenty. Stocks dull, and lower. Erie
Railroad 81; Cleveland and Toledo 70: Reading
s54 New York Central o.; Missouri Skies 90
The Erie Railroad Depot at Jersey CITY was do.
stroyed BY fire this morning 1t is said several
cars were burnt
NEW YORK, April l3.--Dennis Rennault has
been arrested for smuggling diamonds on the
steamer Washington.
The Halifax Journal of the 9th, reports the ar
rival OF go more men from Boston for foreign ser.
wee They were induced to 90 under the suppo-
sltion that they Were wanted to work on rail-
road. FlndIng ont they were mistaken all refused
! 70 enlist Finally arrangements ere made to give
I them work.
! NV YORK, April 1.-THE America brings ad-
vices to the 3lst.
There is no change of affairs in Crimea. All
attention is concentrated on the Vienna Confer
ence. 1t IS reported that they have great difficult
ties on the third point. Although the demand of
the allies has been much modified, the Russian
Plenpotentiary referred the matter to st. Peters
burg. Nothing further can be done till reply is
received.
Nightly encounters occur between the French
/ and Russian riiemen. The latter are repeatedly
GlSlOd0pd hnt auan 10 fha r.;t
OF the Russian batteries
The Circasslans took and burned small port at
the head of Loujax bay.
The death of Menschikoff is reported.
The Paris Press states that the allies consented
to truce, but the statement is contradieted by
other papers.
There was no loss of life at the recent burning
of the French Hospital at Constantinople, 50 re.
ported
SPAIE.-The Vienna papers state that Spain and
Portugal have acceded TO the Western Alliance,
aud that they signed treaty at Paris on the DIST
OF March, but it wants confirmation.
The difficulties between Austria and Prussia are
increasing. The Prussian Cabinet retorted on the
Austrian circular to the Prussan Representa- at
trlgues with the Germanic Diet The language of
the circular is quite hostile to Austria
The cicnlar further charges Austria with dissin-
uiatlon and threatening Prussia with military dau-
gers; while to us Europe talks confidently of
peace
LATEST.
LONDON, Friday night. DE Cougal del Herse,
the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs was in Lon
DON for the Conference, and left that night for
Paris. He will remain in Paris two days, and then
proceed to Vienna. He was closeted with the
leading Ministers for hours, and subsequently had
a lengthy audience with the Queen He will bear
10 Vienna the immovable determination of the AL
lies on the third point.
There are no favorable indications from St Pc
tersburg.
The new Belgium ministry is formed.
CANToN.-The Insurgents are gaining ground.
The Western Powers did not demand the de-
motaton of Sebastopol but reduction of Prussian
power on the Black Sea- offering in return to eyac-
hate the Russian territory at Sebastopol
The speciol correspondent Of the London Times
describes the condition of the army as much i'm
proved. The actual works of the siege are not
progressing to justify favorable prophecies. A for
midable Russian force is assembled around Eupato-
ria. The Russians cannot hold Eupatora if taken,
as it is completely under the guns OF the English
fleet. Rsglsns. last announces a steady fire with
out change in the aspect of affairs.
Important operations, however, are going on
The Russians continue TO strengthen their works
Although the third point in the Vienna Confer
ence Is postponed to await reply, it is probable
that the fourth point will be discussed in the mean
time
NFw YORK, Apr IA night Cotton market, sales
of 20CO bales Flour sitter, but not quotaby higher
Sales of 5000 bbls good Ohio Southern firm, les |
eff 100 bbls at lOal0 so. Wheat firm. Corn
dnll sales Of II 900 bushels, Southern mixed at
l O.. Pork a trife higher, sales o. old mess at /
Is 90 and new Il 75al7 81. Beef firm. Lard |
firm. Ohio butter l2a17, Ohio whiskey firm,
Groceries firm. Stocks firm9r. Money steady.
FURTHER NEWS PER STEAMER AMERICA.
Letters from Sidney state that q vessel (name
unknown) was wrecked on Bumpton shoals, and
500 Chinese and part of the crew were lost
Toe captain and 8 men only were saved. These |
made for Cape Dennis in boat and on landing
were STACKED by the Natives, and FIVE of them
killed
Trade in Australia is somewhat improved
Poitea! matters unsatisfactory.
BosToN, April 1.-the America arrived at IL
O'Clock. The London Daily News" says that, &C.
cordiog 90 the most recent communications from
Vienna, Lord John Russell saw little or no pros |
poet OF peace for the present. He expects to re-
turn to England by the l4th Of April
The opinion is freely expressed that any peace
now would be precarious and uncertain
CINCINNATI, April A. nght-Flour easy, but not
quotably lower; sales 700 bbls. at . 90 to 10 co.
receipts increasing. There is an active demand for
Grain. Corn 752s0. Barley l 80 to lao Oats
90
NEw ORLEANS, April 14.-Lexington won mis-
race to-day easy.
Time-7:234
Lecompte was withdrawn after the first at.
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