Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-08
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LOUISVILLE, July 6.--The Wooden Mill at Al
bia has been destroyed by fire. loss $50 600; insured
for $50, 900.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 5.-Ex-Secretary Marcy
was found dead in his room at noon to-day
LONDoN-The cotton supply question was dis
cussed in the House of Commons
NEW YORK, July 4-Several riots occurred here
to-day Ten persons were killed and some fifty
wounded.
BOSTON, July Al the Pyrotechnic DISPLAY
shell rocket mortar burst, killing Geo. P. TeWks-
bury, formerly Harbor Master, Asa F. Lily Patrick
Cook and John McMahen, and badly wounding
Wiseman Marshall, the tragedian, and John c. Rob-
insOn.
WASHINGTON, July Avery thing passed off
quietly.
BALTIMORE, July 4.-0ne person was killed at
tavern road.
PROVIDENCE, July All passed off quietly.
Some balloon ascensions were made.
ST. LOUIS, July 6-Deseret dates to the 9th of
June are received. Bringham Young's party re-
turned, after an absence Of 16 days. Prospects
good for abundant harvest.
FOREIGN.
Grain crops in France are magnificent. 1t is be-
lieved the grape disease has disappeared.
.Spain--A Madrid journal says disturbances with
the cry of long live Charles the 9th have taken
place but gives no details. Republican proclama-
lions were circulated in the capital, but produced
but little effect More troops have been sent to
Havana.
The Government being apprehensive of com
motion at Barcelona, had taken military precau-
tons. The Mexican question was still in unsat
isfactory condition.
EHglGnd-House of Commons-The oath bill was
allowed. 1t prevents the Jews from having any in
fuenee in Church affairs
NEW YORK, July Cotton buoyant at an ad-
vance of !. Orleans middling Is; Upland AZ
Flour firm; wheat buoyant; corn heavy; provisions
dull. Coffee 103a1l8; Muscavado sugar 9al04-
Whisky 80; oils dull lead and bacon quiet; freghts
and stocks firm.
ST. JOHNS, N.F. July 6.-The ship Wm Rogers,
from Bath, Maine, foundered at sea on the 2lst Of
June, and II of her crew were lost; the remainder
arrived here safely
PITTSBURG, July 6.-River, A feet water in the
channel by the metal mark.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-River, 10 feet water in the
channel at Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-River G feet water in the
canal and receding.
There was no celebration here on the 4th; the
people were absent at Lexington where there was a
great display in laying the corner stone of the Clay
Monument, concluding with barbecue.
and extensive display here the 4th of July. The
principal feature was the Steam Fire Department.
Flour 40a6 so; grain unchanged; corn 60; whisky
%; bacon, 9la94 for shoulders, y for sides;
pork 22@
Dates from Kansas to the Sd are received The
Democratic Convention nominated ex- Gov. Ransom
for Congress, and passed resolutions endorsing the
policy of Gov Walker; resolution to adopt the Con-
stitution of the Convention, whether submitted to
the people or not, was lost by 40 to l.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Cotton-Sales to-day
500 baes market stiff, l49a148. Receipts AGO bales.
Nothing doing in -four; corn sitter at 8Oa85. Rest
unchanged.
The Black Warrior has arrived with dates from
Havana to the Sd. She discharged outside of Moro.
The charges against Concha were received with in
dignation. The Spanish feet which has arrived
mounts SO guns
ST. LOUIS, July THE Salt Lake mail arrived
at Independence on the Both. Trains are doing
well. The MOrmOns were surprised at the bills re-
speeding polygamy before Congress. They accuse
Surveyor General Burr of false statements
The st. Joseph Journal of the I'd publishes
port from French trader, stating that 100 of the
troops and 80 teamsters of Col. Summers command
were attacked by the Cheyenne and Arrapchoe In
dams 200 miles of Fort Kearnes, and all slain.
The report is confirmed by trader arriving at Iowa
City the ID; also by emigrant train from Salt
Lake.
NEW YORK, July An arrival from Port Au
Prince confirms the account of fire the 18th,
destroying 100 bull dings Loss $1,000 Salt
is abundant at l0c.
The Railroad hands between Baltimore and St.
Louis have invited the councils of St. Louis and
Cincinnati to visit Baltimore and Washington on the
10th, which has been accepted
The Bark Panchita has arrived in charge of
British officer. She was seized as a SLAYER in the
river Congo by the British Man of War SapphO