Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-27
FROM INDIA.

Gen. Nicholson defeated the Rebels at Magafghal
with a loss of their guns.
Hayelock defeated the Rebels near Bithore, on the
18th of August.
The garrison at Luclows made a sortie, capturing
the guns of the mutineers, and supply of prOvi
sions
Maj. Eyre was again defeated at Singapore by the
mutneers.
The Rebels are threatening ALA -Habad and Bena
res. Large bodies of troops are marching from
Calcutta to ALA Habad.
Troops are arriving at Calcutta from England.
A dispatch to the London Post says the English
attacked Lucknow castle and spiked the guns and
inflicted heavy loss on the enemy.
The Baltic brings sity-two thousand pounds ster.
ling in specie, and 100 passengers.
In the race with Saunterer, Baylor had the for
felt.
The steamer Red Jacket, from Australia arrived
at Southampton with 10000 ounces of gold.
NEW YORK, Oct 26.-The brig Mountain Eagle
from SisOl, reports that the Indians massacreed
nearly all The inhabitants of town about 60 miles
from Merida Over 500 bodies were found in the
woods horribly mutilated
ST LOUIS, Oct 26-Several prominent citi.
zens Of Kansas have signed protest against fraud
ulent returns from Oxford, Percival and johnson
counties.
Walker and Stanton, after personal examins-
ton, published proclamation declaring their de-
termination reject the entire vote of Oxford coun-
ty, and give certificates to the Free-State candi-
dates.
The excitement among the pro-slavery men is in
tense. They threaten vengeance against the Gov
ernor and Secretary.
On the 18th a mass convention was held at Lee
compton, which protested against the assembling Of
the constitutional convention
The Republican publishes the discourse of Heber
c. Kendall at Salt Lake City on August the 3Oth in
which the determination is expressed to resist the
Government troops to the last extremity. The wo-
men and children are called upon to themselvt
and to lay up grain and prepare for the conflict.
Young made an equally bold Ispeech, declaring
himself against the United States.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 26-Cotton sales 1900 bales
extremely dull and irregular. The ruling rate fol-
middling was lOc; straight middiing to good 1O5a
l04c; Sugar irregular 6al0c. Molasses 2Sa30
bulk Of sales at IL for premium new.
Nothing doing in exchange. No change in money
matters for the better.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2G.-Cotton and Flour firm
Wheat heavy Corn dull; Lard II; Sugar declined
one and-one-eighth.
The Bank statement of the week shows an increase
Of specie 81 56S OOO-increase of deposits 81 $780,,
600. Decrease in loans 81, $4,000. Decrease in
circulation 81 POP, 600
CINCINNATI, Oct 26.-Flour-Buyers refuse 81
Whisky l5f Grain unchanged. Money unsettled
The notes Of James Robbs' bank, the Union Bank
and the bank Of New Orleans are thrown out by al
the bankers Missouri paper continues to be taken
Notwithstanding the suspension.
Business is moderately good
PORT STANLEY, c. W, Oct 26th.-A fire thil
afternoon desroyedthe steamer Free Trader, tn,
schooner buchanan, and the warehouses Of South 8
Davidson, Williams s Thompson, with many othe
buildinCs-mosty insured
CHICAGO, Oct. 26-James o. Bryman, in the
S. COURT, plead guilty of the indictment of purloin
ing letters from the Post Office Department. Sen
tence is deferred.
The ship Patrick Henry brought here the Captain
and crew of the British bark Athenian from Quebe
to South Sea Islands,
Business is dull, partly owing to the storm.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26-It is believed that tn
steamer Baltic brought back no protested bills,
WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-Neaaly eight million
acres of land have been located under the act o
March, 1885, up TO the 18th of August
The Snake Indians are incensed because a drove
killed woman and child. They have been friendl
! hitherto.