Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-04
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NEW YORK August 2-Ths steamer Vanderbilt
has arrived. with Liverpool dates of the 22nd She
| brings $50 passengers and 900 in specie.
| General Bernard and Sir Henry Lawrence are dead
Caunpore has been recaptured after great mas
| sacre of Europeans there
| The Rebels were defeated in three engagements.
The Gwalior contingent had mutinied. ~
The transit steamboat was lost in the straits of
| Sunda The troops were saved
| There has been sanguinary attack at Tunis on
| the Jews.
| The English representatives. demand the evacua-
| ton of Herat by Persia forthwith.
CiTeassiG-Schamyl has defeated the Russians
The directors OF the Submarine Telegraph had not
decided as to future operations They are sanguine
however, of the feasibility Of the plan. =
The Sultan announced that he he'd suspended dip.
iomatlc relations with the other powers, and would
not resume till the construction of new ministry
COttoR--Sales of the week n, 900 bales Sales on
the day of sailing Of the steamer 1000 bales Or
leans fair pence; middling 9-16 Stock Of Amer
lean 857 COO bales Tres ordinate at Hsyre Ile
francs. The weather is favorable for crops Flour
six pence lower; wheat 2 to pence lower; corn
declined pence; western canal -four 30a31s south
ern Sls 3ls Cd; Ohio Sls 82s Cd; yellow corn
S6s 3d. provisions dull lard decined beef heavy,
declined 6s; sugar heavy, one penny lower; coffee,
tea and osin firm.
LoNDoN-COnsols 903s90t.
HAVRE, Aug. 2l-Cotton advanced two francs,
quoted at 120 francs
NEW YORK, Sept Cotton dull; wheat and
-four heavy; corn, yellow IS, white 90; lard l54.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2. - Agricultural Soeisty-
Third DGy-There were 80 rings of cattle and hor-
ses exhibited. The latter were very superior par
ticularly the stations. The fruit and machinery
departments were considerably augmented to-day.
The weather is fine and the show splendid. Breck-
inridge will be here Friday.
NEW YORK, Sept 2--The Adriatjo IL further
detained. The Atlantic has gone in her place
An injunction against the Mechanics Banking AS
ISOLATION has been applied for. The bills are re-
deemed at par.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2-Flour S. O0aS5, 10; whis-
key p; oats 40; bacon l2al4; inseed oil under
the new rule &c.
Hatch LangdOn deposits and discount bankers,
have suspended.
No more failures The excitement has mostly
subsidized.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2-There are I9. SOC. 900
dollars in the Treasury subject to draft-also 3OO,
COO at New York, 1900, 600 at Philadelphia and
over million at New Orleans.
Assistant Postmaster Dundas proceeds to New
York shortly to arrange the overland mail to Cali
fornia.
The Naval Courts of inquiry will resume their
sessions next Monday.
The Secretary of the Treasury, on appeal has af-
frmed the duty of Is per cent. pot ash, 10 per
cent on refined borax, "A per cent on filberts and
"A per cent. on sumac.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 2.-The newspapers an
nounce the resignation of Judge Curtis from the
Supreme Court, to take effect the first of October
MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept. Fifty towns give for
Governor, Republicans 5000, Democrats 1000.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-CoTroN. IL
bales, receipts Al bales. Corn 80; mess pork held
at $500; lard in tierces II rest unchanged.