Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-24
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LOUISVILLE, April %, noon.--River rising.
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LouIsvILLE, April 80 noon.--River rising.
CINcINNATI, April %, noon.-FIour ouiet-small
sales at 8 so Whisky SO. Provisions quiet. No
change in Groceries bnt market firm
PlrrspuRo April %, noon River 10 feet II in
ehes and falling. ess>
New YoRK, April %, noon.-C Cotton duh. Flour
good Ohio 10 50al0 rs. Corn q trife higher.
Pork unsettled. Lard higher.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NASHVILLE.
The steamer Nashville arrived Yesterday with
Liverpool dates to the 7th.
The Russians and Allies are strengthening their
position in the Crimea, preparatory to the spring
campaig.
A council Of war was held on the 10Th March.
Omar Pasha desired assistance from the Allies
whieh could not be granted. -
Tie RS only expected to hold Eupatoria I'm
til The l9th -,
Large reiniorcements entered Sebastopol.
Gen. Canrohert stated that in ARRAYS on the 22d
and 23d the Russians lost 1000 and the Allies GOO
The Vienna Conference met on the I'd and ad-
journed till the 9th, when the Cars ultimatum
was expected
A portion of the fleet sailed on the afternoon of
the 4th.
The Russians have established two fortified camps
OF 10000 each to defend the Baltic provinces, and
blockaded all the ports with suuken vessels
The London Times devotes leading article in
defence of the know-nothings
The telegraph announces that the Spanish Gov
eminent demanded the recall of the British EN-
bassador from Madrid on account of his interfer-
cree with religious matters.
Parliament assembled on the 10TH
The Vienna Conference having adjourned till the
9th, there is no news from that point of conse-
quence.
The Third Point will be the first subject before
the Conference. Public opinion is equally divided
as to the final result.
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna on Friday and will
take part in the future discussions of the Conference
A.despatch from Berlin, Friday, states the Rus
sian party predominant there, and that Prussia
will likely throw herself into the arms of the Gar
and cause an unavorabe result of the Conference.
The weeks news may be briefly summed up
Politics just where they were, except that the feel
pg becomes stronger that there is nothing left but
to fight it out
There has been succession of sanguinary con-
fcts between the French and Russians before Sc
bastopol for the possession of the rife combuscates
and pits, with varying success but with much loss.
The latest battle on the night of the 23d put
5000 men hors du combat. We have no details,
being Easter holidays.
There is little other news.
LIVERPOOL -Mhgan, Evans G. Co., quote the
sales for the five business days included in the week
GOOD Friday being holiday $4,000 bales incu-
ding sales to spectators ofl90 900 bales and 10000
for export
There has been an active speculative demand,
and prices have slightly advanced The market
closed buoyant; fair qualities improved most say
and about one sixteenth for ordinary. Market
dull prices unchanged. Fair 81; Middlng ST;
Upland Fair So; Middling SIG.
Advces from Manchester are more favorable.
Brown & Simply quote breadstuffs generally I'M
changed.
LOUISVILLE, April 23-night. THE river is rising
slowly with seven and half feet water in the
canal.
CNorNNATI, April 23--night falling
slowly. Flour in fair demand at 50 50a0 rs;
Whisky SO; Provisions quiet.
NEw York, April 23-night.- cotton
ket has recovered its previous decline and is active.
New Orleans Middling 10; Ohio Flour firm: corn
a trifle higher; Pork unsettled; Lard higher