The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-15
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NEW YORK. Sept. ls.

New YORK, Sept. lS.
1t is reported that Omar Pasha declared that
Simpson and Pelissier are both humbugs, and that
ne would twice have lost his army if he had fol-
lowed their advice
SPAIN.-Importante events are rumored, including
the involuntary abduction of Isabella.
The Roman States have prohibited the export of
breadstuffs.
Many political arrests have been made at Naples.
Austria is about raising new loan of two hun
dred million forms to repay the Vienna bank ad-
vances.
There is a formidable instruction in CentraLBen-
gal. The Insurgents number from $4,000 to go
600, destroying every thing European. 1000 per-
sons were beheaded at Canton for sympathising
with the Rebels.
The Maine Legislature is largely Democratic and
anti Maine Law, securing the election of Wells for
Governor, and the repeal of the liquor law.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. ID.
| River falling slowly, with feet inches water in
the canal. '-i
! PITTsBURe, Sept. 13-P. NJ.
-Four feet water in the channel
, CINCINNATI, Sept. Is.
Flour active-prices a shade higher, g. 12a6. 80.
Wheat, firm, 1.9O for prime red. Oats %. Whisky
quiet. Sugar firm, with better demand-Fair to
prime S4aS4-Fair and good fair Sas3. Moasses
firm at 40.
NEW YoaK, Sept. 13-nght.
Flour frm-sales at previous rates. Wheat has
an upward tendency. Corn-demand active at
previous rates. Pork firm, with an upward ten
dency-limted business at previous rates. Bacon
scarce at III.
LOUISVILLE, Sept IA.
All towns but IL in Vermont give Boyer, IRE
publican and Know Nothing cendidate,) 5000 ma
jority.
P. G. Cato Of Alabama, is appointed associate
il ice of the Supreme Court of Kansas uice Elmore,
removed-E. G. Moore having declined.
! Tidings from Norfolk continue terrible. 1874
deaths in the past three days. On Wednesday so
new cases were reported.
| At Portsmouth there were 26 deaths and 20 new
cases on Wednesday.
In two hundred and ninety three towns in Maine,
Morrill,, know Nothing and Fusion,) loses 4, 35l
from last year, when he lacked 400 of majority
Twenty-one out of thirty-one Senators are Demo-
Gratis and anti-Fusionists. Two to one Of the Rep.
resentatves are opposed to Morrill,.
DETROIT, Sept. IA.
The Republican State Convention met at Kaama-
zoo. Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
repealof the Missouri Compromise, and recommend
ing general convention of Republicans to devise
means to resist the eneroachments of slavery.
NEW YORK, Sept IA.
|. Vessels from Baltimore and Norfolk will be sub.
ject to quaratine regulations till November first
The steamship Ariel, from Havre, has arrived.
The Charleston Courier estimates the cotton crop
at 2,855,729 bales, being decrease of 1910 on
last year.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is.
Grenada has arrived.
G. @. Backhouse, the commissioner of British
and Spanish Mixed Court of Justice, was assassi-
mated at Havana.
LOUISVILLE, Sept IA.
The river is falling slowly, with seven feet water
In the canal.
CINCINNATI, Sept. A.
Flour active at 6.25a6.95. Wheat, red, leo.
Whisky unchanged-good demand at 80 IaSSs Su.
gar, fair and prime, sold at ssaSI. Molasses AZ.
PITrsBURG, Sept. IA.
Four feet water in the channel.
New York, Sept. IA
Flour firm. Wheat triAe hgher-Southern
1.9S; Red 100. Corn a triAe higher at 81. Pork
firm, with an upward tendency. Lard firm at pre-
vious rates.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL.
Cotton steady-sales of $500 bales. Flour, St.
Louis, 6.69I a675. Sugar shows a slight decline.
Whisky S4aS6. No change in freights.
New YoRK, Sept. 10.
The receipts of Madame Rachers first three
nights in this city are stated to have been $l2 O00
WAsHINGToS, Sept. S.
Major Matthew MARYLAND, formerly an eminent
lawyer Of Kentucky, and late clerk in the Quar-
termaste- Generals Office in this city, committed
suicide on Sunday last, is supposed from letters
found to-day In his secretary. Old age and infrmi