Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-28
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BosrOs, March 27.--Tbe steamer Emeu arrived
here this morning with Liverpool dates ofthe 18th
Cotton quiet prices easier but not quosabIy lower.
Orleans Middling 6tL Breadstuffs slightly sd.
vanced. Flour Is Wheat Al, and Corn Is.
Nothing important from the peace congress-
They are holding daily sessions, but nothing has
trsnspired.
COnsols ela
WAsHISGroS, March Ex-senator Seward has
given a large and brilliant entertainment to night
BosTos, March 27.-1he steamship Emeu from
Liverpool arrived last night with daics to the 18th
The political news is of but little importance Cot
ton quiet, lets firm sales Wednesday 5000 bales
Bresdstuff. inactive, Flour advanced Is wheat 4
s5d; corn IL. Consols quoted at 9lt. Exchanges
favorable. Gold lie flowing into Paris Amsterdam,
aud other pieces.
Advices from the Crimea state matters un.
changed. There was a review of 10000 British
troops at Basklava on III 5th The white works
were blown up at Sebastopol on 2sth February.
CoNsrANTINorLE, Feb. 2S.-The Austrian cou.
rier had arrived with propositions relative to the
Danubisn principalilies. A financial crisis occurred
at COnstsntinOple-excha on London had risen
1877, and on Vienna $50 The English pound ster-
Ing rated al 40 The minister of finance had
appealed to the merchants aud invited them 10
devise remedy. An order to suspend hostilities
was forwsrdcd to Omar aud Seim Pasha The
river Danube had been re-opened aud Lloyd's
steamers have commenced running. Advces
I'll z.
there. Twenty commercial houses were suspended
in Bergen alone.
Paris quotations closed at Is at "a, So at r.
A Steamship had arrived at Cowes-Pruce Bona.
parte was dangerously i'll, bot improving at last
accounts.
BosToN. March 26-The schooner Maria Smith
was seized in our harbor last summer on suspicion
OF being SLAYER, and was finally released and sail
ed for Montevideo. She has been captured and
carried into BAHIA, having attempted to land 32C
negroes brought from Africa. She embarked SOC
on the Coast but $50 of them died during the
voyage.
NV YoRK, March q, noon Flour firm; Wheat
firm; Corn dropping; Mess Pork advanced. 10 la
l6 25; Lard declined, 9B Whisky declined, 27i.
NEw ORLEANS March 26-The steamer Te1a:
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates to the 22nd.
Tamarez remained at Puebla hemmed in by Gov
ernmcnt troops. He had proposed to surrender
but Commonfort is reported as having rejected the
terms.
company is forming to build railroad between
Vera Cruz and Mexico.
The steamer Perseverance has arrived from Gal
ves'o7, with dates to the 22nd The Lipan indians
were still troublesome, and the ciz'ns on the fror
tor were forming companies for their own protec
ton.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-River rising-7 feet OF
thu Falls.
CixcINxATI, March 81, Noon.-Flour firm witt
an upward trrdr, Whirkv duh i9f P,ovis-
ions and lux meats unchanged Bacon 64a77I
for shoulders and sides. Mess pork l4lI4 %
River 10 feet rising.
PIT sBURG, March 81, Noon.-River feet II
inches falling. Weather cold.
NEW OtLEANs March % Cotton advanced /
Sales 10 500 bales Orleans mildling 81 90 Mes,
Beef nothing doing. Mess Pork Is o. Mi1eC
corn 5oc.-rest unchanged