Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-16
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pose Of persuading BOwleg and followers to emigrate
1t Is the intention Of the Administration TO resort
TO pacific measures because the Seminoles are toe
proud to be forced Meanwhile there will be no &C
tive military movements in Florida. No troops who
have heretofore been implicated in Kansas troubles
| will be stationed in that Territory.
A summer campaign to chastise the Cheyennes
| and KOwas has been arranged.
Several officers here now receiving specific instruc-
ons but none Of these troops are destined for Utah
as has been eonjeetured.
New YORK, April 14.-The steamer Borrousia
from Hamburg arrived to-day with Liverpool dates
Of 3Ist by telegraph. Cotton steady; sales days
! 10000 bales. ConsOls 934.
CHICAGO April 14-The Republican State ticket
in Illinois is elected by majority equal TO that in
last November election.
SoUTH PITTsBURe April 14.-Nillinger's planning
mill with 100000 feet Of lumber. Loss $4,000.
| One-ffth insured.
The BOronssia brings no English news The day
is unknown when the Neufehatel conference will
hold its 9Th session. satisfactory settlement of
that question is anticipated.
Count Morny's return is expected in May.
Due De GrammOnt and Duke Monticello are men
toned as likely to succeed him as Ambassador to
Russia.
At Lyons numerous political arrests have been
made A secret political society has been discover
ed furtherng the election of Raspal, the Republican
who is not eligible under the new election law.
SPAIN.-The election for courts began on the 25h.
Yhe prospects considered favorable TO the Gov
eminent.
Infant Don Enrique, brother Of the King has been
ordered to quit Spain because he had declared for the
Progressionists.
CoPESHAGEN, March 8O.-The French Ambassador
exchanged notifications of the Sound dues treaty on
the part of his Government.
A decree containing the provisions on Transit dues
l,sI Il Flt,
fairs.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15,-The steamer Isabel ar
rived to-day from Havana and Key West.
LockIidge had abandoned Castillo.
ScriPaqui and San Juan are now in possession of
the Costa Ricans
Sixty lives we're lost by On explosion the steam
er J. NJ Scott.
BALTIMORE, April ia fire broke out in this city
last night On the corner Of Charles and Lombard |
Streets Ten warehouses were destroyed. Loss es- |
timated at 100000. Several lives lost
New YORK, April 15.-The Ericsson brings news
Of an overwhelming triumph for Pamerston in the !
English election
Golden and Layard and Bright are defeated.
Returns from London indicate the reelection of
Lord Russell, Rothschild, Crawford Dake, Glad
stone and ROebuck.
The Neufchatel difficulty is nearly settled, and a
treaty Of commerce between Russia and France Is
nearly concluded
The preparation against Mexico continues as war
like as ever in Spain.
Count Walewski, the French minister addressed
letter TO Marquis De Furgot, approving the conduct
Of Spain
Canton is quiet Admiral Seymour is at Hong
Kong. awaiting reinfOrcements.
The trial Of Baker, for poisoning the foreign pop
llation, resulted IL his acQuittaL
Telegraphic intelligence had been received at Bonn
BAY, that the Emperor of China had ordered Yeh to
,Oncilate peace on any terms
PERsA.-Geueral OUtram had obtained victory
1t hOoshab over the Persians on the Sd February.
400 cavalry and troops left Bushire and drove the
oersians from BOOrazbyoon into the mountains
Their stores and ammunition were captured and
destroyed, and on the 9th the troops commenced to
eturn.
On the 8th six thousand Persians were attacked by
he British cavalry and artillery. The Persans
Oallv routed with a loss of 100 killed and 100 pri
oners, and guns were captured.
The British loss was 100 killed and 81 wounded. |
lieut.. FARMLAND and Capt. Forbes were killed.
lieut.. Greentree was wounded in the expedition and
eturned to Bushire on the 10Th.
There had been no further operations at Canton,
Excepting an attack the Turks.
Nothing important from India.
Some disturbances at PegU led to a skirmish with
he troops.
LWERPOoL-Wheat firm and advanced. Flour Sd |
o Is improvement, but dull. Mixed corn els; white
2s white American 53s Gda3is.
New YORK. April l5.-FIour, southern GIaGI;
wheat firm; corn 72a75; mess pork 22!a224 wills
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The Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad is com
lie ed 20 the Mississippi river. An excursion train
eft for Prairie du Chen, amidst great rejoicing.
CIycrSNATI, April I5-Flour unchanged; whisky
teady; provisions quiet; river rising rapidly
wAsumC1oy April l5.-Harris, editor of the
yRan, appears with a salUtatory address this morn
ng.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-River rising feet Q inch
s the falls; 81 feet in the canal; weather clear
nd windy; mercury stands at As.
WASHINGTON, April 15-The Secretary of the
Iavy has not yet acted upon the finding Of the ma
al board Of enquiry, in four cases.
Col. Carter is assistant editor of the Jrigu and
lot Edmund Burke, as reported.
The sufferers by the fire in Baltimore were, R.
edwards & Co., Morris & Brother, K Harrison &
o., James S. Robinson f. /. Parker Co. Hodges.
mack & Grant, Gilpin, Bailey Candy, Y. David
on & &C., Fairbanks x Co.'S, Scale Factory.
New YORK, April 15.-The Asia sailed to-day with
My % 900 in specie.
The following ships had arrived in Liverpool from
Jew Orleans, John II. Jones, Magistrate, Margaret
nd Shelter.
New YORK, April 15.-Stephen ?. Heardenbrooke,
policeman, was murdered last night by two bur
lars, whom he had arrested while robbng. The
lurderers escaped.
Cotton frm--AIddling Orleans 143, AIiddling Up
lndl44 Flour, coffee, sugar and corn buoyant.
AUCTION sales Of tea spirited at full prices
DUBUQUE, April l5.-The City loans her credit for
100000 to the Turkey river railroad, and $1,000
o the Belleview railroad
ST. Louis, April l5.-Upper streams rising. The
Dho is rising at Cincinnati and Louisville.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-lIorse and Bowlin have
Hcally notified the Administration that their efforts
o treat with New Granada have been unsuccessful
The Cabinet held consultation to-day on the 18th
nus affairs 1t was resolved that American rights
hould be respected there.
-Four or five vessels viii he sent there shortly, with
UGH instructions as will settle difficulties
The Sd Naval court of Inquiry meets on Monday.
will be composed of Captains Eearney. Newton
nd Storer; none Of whom were promoted by the
ate retiring board