Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
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City of Washington,

PrTrseURG, Nov. l8-River, % inches water i
the cham el.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-Cotton inactive, decline
Lie. Sales for days 10000 bales, of which 10
600 was to exporters, and 1000 to SPECTATORS.
Manchester markets quiet, but steady. Bread
stuffs dull. Flour inaetive-B altmore and Pbila
delphis 32s 6ds33s Cd; Ohio 35s Cd. Red when
IS 6da9s 30; White 9s 9ial0s Corn quiet bu
steady. Beef and Pork du,l.
Consols for cash 5s93. ~
English funds less buoyant but favorable.
No change in money affairs at Paris.
Bank of France supposed to be slightly i'm.
proved
The Nespolitsn minister had not left Paris and
his language indicated his intention to remain in
the event that Redschid Pashs secures a minister
who will not be likely to be influenced by Russian
| intrigue.
A good deal of discomfort prevails in the manu-.
featuring districts of France
| The Heralds Paris corresnondent statas that M
money crisis is to be feared as greater abundance
OF money is admitted by all commercial authori .
ties
Inc Times correspondent rays that the influence
OF Russia In the Danubian principalities increases
every day.
CoNsTAsTINoPLE Oct 23-The Ullmatum of
England has been forwarded to the Shah of Persia.
The Persian army was proceeding with the siege
" @ASAet anu 1LuulO1S CI Wfllcn 10 had
obtained possession, after defeating the Affghans
COCO VI wDUu. i--a ---..I.-.l .
A Vienna despatch, dated 2nd instant, states
that il was settled at Constantinople between the
Porte, England and Austria, that the occupation
of the Black Sea should be prolonged.
The British Squadron off the Isle of Serp ents
has been reinforced
The Nespolltan Squa Iron does not stir, but is
taking on board provisions and ammunition for six
months.
The Morning Posts correspondent says that Mr.
Pecre had arrived from Naples and would leave
on Tuesday for London.
NEW YORK, Nov 16.-Sterlng Exchange firm.
The Lancaster Bank suspended this morning.
Flour, state G 25-6 As, I4outhern Tai 40; wheat,
white Goal GS, red 5lal 50; pork Is; lard l2B.
WASHINGTON, Nov l8-The offco of Captain
Meigs south wing of the Capitol took fire from |
the furnsce-damage bat snail; but most of the |
msps an plans of tie Capitol were destroyed.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is Flour 5a5 25; whisky |
261; wheat, red O6al 09s groceries Unchanged |
River falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. lS.-Th9 river is slowly rece-
ding.
[By Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Line
AUGUSTA Nov IS, 4 P. M Steamer City
of Washington arrived at Philadelp hia with Liver
pool dates to Nov 9th. Cotton declined l TO-
Sales three days $4,000 bales. Money easy
Bresdstuf5 declined.
Augusta MaIkets.-Cottou very dull since |
steamers news. Corn 65a70. Bacon, sides 9a91.
MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-THE fire at Three Rivers
5 turdsy morning, destroyed so tu,ldings. Loss
half million dollars. Half of the business por-
ion of the town was destroyed
WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-THE only line of action
he Admnstrsti, is contemplating relative to
Panama and Aspinwall that has been satisfactory
ascer aimed is that the rights of our citizens in
iividu8lly, interests our Government, and they
will be vigorously enforced and protected by means
romsing to be more direct and efficient than those
heretofore employed Gen. John H. Eaton, form
rly prominent in political circles, died this morn
ng, aged 68 years.