Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-03
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ed this morning with dates to the I4ih
Il is rumored that the Persian wsr has termin
sted
Corr-N -Ne-s 6y ,be. Atlqnfic espse,7 - ?
vance. Sales of tie week 81, 600 bales. OF which
Spectators took % coo aud exporters 5 500 Sale.
Friday u 900 bales Fair Orleans 81 MiddIine
0. leans, "a Mddiag Uplaads, y Stock Of
Cotton ia port, 342 900 bales OF which 100000
were American.
The Persia arrived cut or the 18th. Her ad
/ vices csused an advance Of 3 Is; sales that day
! were estimated ct IA 500 bales; EgyPIsB, adj
varced 81; BHzH, I'd; Conso's closed for account
Richardson, Spence & Co, quote red Wheat at
! 83te8s 81; white Wnea., 9ss9' Cd; Western
/ cana Flour 30ss3ls Philadelphia and Baltimore.
/ 81. m xed Cora quiet, al 23s IA 23s 90; LARD
stesdy, sales firm roin, los; Coffee, firm.
Baflrgs circular QUO es Welsh rails free on boar6
| at 8 pounds l8pous ds As; Scoc1 pig iron on TIE
| CIyde 73s Sd; Flour, 28-a32s; Spirits Turpenns
in limited hom7 demand, 44ss44s Cd. American
stocks quiet Manchester sdVices favorable Su-
gar, steady /; Lard, steady Provisions, dull Flour
dull Wheat, very dull 4; Corn, gu ct and steady
Money, essier; C1nsols 933 "a.
London news received by the Mdqara-n0 more
troops will be cent to Persia or Cautou. The Brit
ish troops at Busbin will rot advance to the int.
rior Of Persia Every effort is being msds to per-
feet peace. There is every reason to hope that
negotiations at Paris will terminate in the establish
ment Of amicabe relations batween Psrsia and
England.
New troubles ere said to he brewing in Europe,
growing out Of the question 10 relstion to tho
PrincipAlties The London Times says ss,isfso
tory settlement OF the question Cannot but be en-
dsngered by such an impTudent mauifzstO as pub.
lshed 10 the MonftsuT. The Times aso says iU will
be tie duty otEng gland to declare positively against
tampering with the integrity of Turky, and act
reso'otely TO support resolution taken sganst the
proposed union Of the Prin paLIies
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-Tbe Senate passed the
House bill prohibiting the importation Of obscene
prints statues, &c
Als5 the House bill establishing post Cfica Of
delivery at Augusta, Georgia
The House bill making appropriations for the
completion Of Uliltsry roads IN Oregon was passed
On motion Of Mr. Orttenden, tbs Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the joint resolution
OF the House, increasing the pay of Lieut. Gen
Scott, after brief DISCUSSION it was postponed ill
Monday.
The deficiency bill was taken up and the S n.
ate struck out the clause appropriItjng $685. 900
for books for members of the House.
Senator's in the course Of debate said this was /
stupendous fraud upon the country.
TIE Senate passed deficiency and House bills |
establishing three additional districts 10 Nebraska
and three in Kansas
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson resolution was adopt /
ed requesting the President 10 Communicate TO the 1
Senate, all correspondence with Governor GeBry I
relative to the affairs OF Kansas.
During the recess the Senate proceeded to the 1
constellation OF the Legislative, Executive and /
Judicial appropriation bill
An amendment was proposed by the Comm tee
on Finance TO create mission tU Per.ia. After a !
debate the amendment was adopted; yeas 25, nays /
81.
House-The report Of the Select Committee on I
the case Of Edwards was taken up Edwards
made spesch excuipa,iug himself aud concluded
by re5guing as seat as q member OF toe House.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Richie the resolutions n t e
Edwards casa were tabled.
TIE HO1ss then took up bill reported from the |
Select Committee, TO protect the people against
corrupt aud secret influence ia matters OF legisls-
tim.
Mr. Qujlmau moved to lay It on the table.
House refused mays lO4 yeas SO.
After debate, the House recousIdered the
vote, by which the bill passsd-56 against l28
Then tabled It I
TIE resolution for the expulsion Of Simouton and
TripIet from the Aoor o. the Hou-e, IS Reporters,
was adopted
Thu Tariff bill as amended by S mate was then
s ken up snd the H5ule none incurred in the |
Seusies amendment By 43 against ll6 com
nttas Of Conference was asked By the Senate
Adjourned.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 70 -AdVices from Kansas st,te
hat the Legislature passed a law declaring resist
luce 20 the Territorial authorities or laws treason
md punishable with death.
TIE bill repeating test oaths, which passed the
Jouooi, was defeated in the House unanimously.
Tne Council by resolution declared the outrage in
Isary House justified
WARRINGTON, Feb 28.-The President mas issued
L
LANDS IL Ksnses 10 May and June next There
IRE soou. $4,000 acres OF tLess lands which will
be sold to the nglest bidder, bat net at less than
the appraised value.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Five ana half feet water
d. tie Fa L. and e ieet in the canal Westler
very cold. Thermometer 81 7 o'clock this morn
log was II degrees above zero. Yesterday was
very windy.
LEzMGroN, Ky, March 2-Hsmihon's Blgsing
Factory was consumed by FIRE last night. Loss
not known.
CINCINNATr, March Flour 25s5 3O;wbisky
st a. clover seed rs, bacon sides lOi.
ST us, March 1.-The Republican publishes
q letter from Gesry IS to refusing to commission
Sherrod as sheriff Of Douglas county. He says
Sherrod has been engaged il drunken broils fight
ing, shooting, DC, EEd be shall rot comm issiCn
any one whose passions or habits render him unfit
for proper discharge of bis dlties.
Tie Kansas Legislature adjourned on the 2lst
The Governor vetoed the census CO, stitutioual |
COW ntion bill and signed the rebellion bill Tee
former was passed unanimously over the Veto
The Territory is reported quiet.
ST. LOUIS, March 2. The House OF Representa-
tives Of Missouri Saturday night plsssd 4 bill |
granting the State credit to vsrious Railroads IN
the State, Aggregate amount five millions seven
hundred Thousand d)ilars.