Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-13
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| LONDON, May 80.--An English merchant vessel
bound for Bordeaux to Liverpool was compelled to
anchor in Belle Isle Roastead, by contrary winds,
and negecing to hoist her colors; she was fired into
by a French War Brig, and one English seaman wss
killed. The authorities have the case under con-
siderahon. IT causes considerable exsitement.
Manchester markets dull Tres Orden0iTe l15E--
Breadstufs are reported firm and duh by different
circulars Flour declining; corn declined Cd; mixed
38s 6da39. Lard steady; beef and pork dull
Liverpool.-Sugar dull, declined Is per cwt--
Pot and pearl ashes dull rice buoyant at an ad-
vance Of Sd, rosen steady.
FRANCE.-The Legislature expired BY Limitation
The French Ambassador Extraordinary had sailed
for China.
The death Of Marshal Radelsky was mOmentarily
expected
1t reported that the Russian, Prussians and Sar-
dinian commissioners, viii withdraw rom the pm
cipalities if the Porte removes Vegerdes from Mel
davia.
There are rumors Of GOODNESS between the En-
| peror Of Russia and Count Merney, which will be
likely to interfere with the settlement of the COM
mercial treaty between Russia and France.
Ameral WeymOur is at Hong Kong waiting for re-
| Inducements
Dispatches from Algeria say that the French ex-
peditionary corps attacked Benz Ratten on the 23d
Of May and captured it. The advanced guard PEN
etrated Kalytia.
New difficulties have been encountered in the set
Liverpool May 80, o'clock afternoon.-Bread-
stuffs-Provsions quiet. Cotton quiet sales to-day
of 5000 bales. Lard dull at 64a65s Rice 26;
Rosin for common, Il for fine; Spirits Of Turpea-
tine g.
The Canada passed the Europa on the Dist May.
NEW YORK. June II.-CommOdore John c.
steerns, Of the yacht Fleet, died yesterday.
Cotton firm; Orleans middling IA lie; corn quiet;
wheat buoyant; provisions steady; sugar dull; rice
qUiet freights inactiye stocks dull.
The British Government has offered vessel to
take the place of the Niagara in laying the cable.
WORK. June 1.-THE British screw steamer
Arago, from Bremen via Southampton, arrived on
the Both.
The I. S. Steamer SusgpsEannah arrived at Cerves
on the 18th of May.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-At public meeting
this afternoon, which was but small resolutions
we're passed condemnatory of the invasion Of the
city by a band Of ruhans, and commendatory OF the
President and Mayor for their zeal and action.
The Court of Claims viii continue in session
through June.
CINCINNATI June 11.-Flour 50a6 20; whisky
30; barley ? 90; corn frmer Nothing done in pro-
visions. Groceries unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, June 11-Sales of cotton to-
day Of 700 bales. Prices unchanged. Receipts
llI7 bales. Flour declined, Ohio 20, StLOuis &;
corn S5a9O; Eastern hay $50. Weather hot.
CINCINNATI, June Il.-F4gitiUe SlaUe Case
Dispositions were introduced by the Marshal rebuff
ting the previous ones and showing no excess COM
mitted by the Marshars posse. Senator Pugh made
an argument for Marshal; Mason for defence. There
will probably be no decision at present.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Flour stale and Ohio IN
changed, Southern advanced Zoe; wheat, St Louis
white . CO.; corn, mixed advanced &c; provisions
firm; whisky 343. Stocks dull, lower. Sterling
Exchange firm.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Gen. Walker and staff,
namely, Lockridge, Waters, and Fassou1, have ar
rived and quarter at Browns Hotel.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE meeting held yester.
day by Walkers friends was large and enthusiastic
Speeches were made by Col. Fabyan, Elga, Purdy
and others. a committee of reception was ap-
pointed.
BOSTON, June 1.-THE ship Squando Thomson
is ashore at Beaver Island. She had no cargo She
is total loss. The vessel was valued at $4,000.
CONCORD, n. H., June I2.-The Black Republ-
cans have nominated Dan1 Clark for United States
Senator.