Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-29
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ADDlrIoNAr FoRKlor NEWS.

ADDlTIoEAT FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The English funds have fol.
ly recovered from the depression cauEed by the
raise OF the rate Of interest. The Bank of France
is beginning to regain its specie.
II CoNsTAET1N0PLR The Persian troops were in
troduced into Herat by their coreligionists, but
have been driven out with heavy LOSE.
The London Times and Mosniag Post assure their
readers that the alliance between France and Eng
land is perfectly cordial Notwithstanding the ale.
| cations to the contrary.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-The President has been
suffering from over exertion in business, but is
| now convslescent.
The court of Claims resumed its sessions this
morning.
| BALTIMORE, Nov 27.-Letters have been re-.
oeiyed here from the President of the Bank of
East Tennessee contradicting the reports against
that institution, and saying that the Bank is in 9
perfectly sound condition.
COLUMBIA s c., Nov. 27.-The Legislature met
on Monday
TIE Governor regards the recent election as
merely establishing O truce between the north and
SOUTH He advocates the revival of the slave trade;
thinks every branch of labor should be in the
hands Of slaves; refuses 70 lay the New Hampshire
resolutions before the South Carolina legislature.
ST. LOUIS, Nov p. The Republican learns that
the sale of the Delaware lands in Kansas passed
off quietly last Monday. Actual settlers were a.
lowed to purchase their claims at the appraised
value; but unclaimed land generally brought prices
above those fixed by the appraisers.
CHICAGO, Nov ~. We have dates from Kansas
to the 10TH The land sales at Leavenworth pas
sed off quiet.
About two thousand purchasers were In attend
Rnce. Bids were active and high.
Leavenworth city property was changing hands
at high rates.
Squatters generally are securing titles.
Marshal Donaldson, refusing to re.arrest Hayes,
the murderer of Bufoon, was suspended by Gov.
Geary.
The Democrat says that Donaldson resigned, and
Governor Geary sent Titus, who with six men,
captured the prisoner and brought him to Lecomp-
ton, where his counsel applied to Judge Lecompte
for a writ of habeas corpus
New York, Nov 26.-The steamer Ericsson"
from Liverpool with dates to the 18th has arrived.
The Europa" sailed with $3.50, 900 specie.
The "Glasgow" from Glasgow arrived this morn
ing
Lieut.. John L Walker Unite States Navy, has
committed suicide. His family reside at Erie,
Pennsylvania.
New YORK, Nov 27.-The schooner "Queen of
the South" sailed yesterday; had collision, and
returned in damaged condition.
BosToN, Nov 27.--The bark ''Cician," which
has just arrived has on board the of the brig
"Cindad Bolivar" from Alexandria for Barbados
which foundered at sea on the 18th.
WASHINGTON, Nov 27-The sloop of war "Fal. |
mouth" will DO put in commission January lst, to |
relieve the Germantown" in the Brazil squadron. |
New York, Nov 27-Flour, State l0s6 IS; |
Southern 6 85s7 25. Wheat advanced oentper |
bushel for we.tern. Mess Pork Is 90.
CNoIEEATI, Nov 27-Flour 15A5 30. Whisky |
24s245. Rye 1880. Corn 48a50 for old; 40a45 |
for new.
NEW YORK, Nov 81, evenipg.-Cotton sales |
1000 bales to-day, advance, Orleans Mddling, ! |
at Wheat advanced l to cents per bushel; |
Lard, l2sal3t.
LFAvERwoRTH, Nov-Judge Lecompt has pro-
cess against Governor Geary for contempt OF |
Court Land sales are progressing without dis
turbance.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 27-Flour depressed. River /
rising slowly at Pittsburg, but is at stand between
Louisville and Cincinnati.