Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-19
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ANGLO SaXOn


New York, May 16.-The steamer AngJo Saxon
has arrived at Quebec with Liverpool dates othe 9Th
Cotton firm and unchanged; money slightly easier;
eonsols 93n9s; wheat steady, advanced ID; flour
quiet, holders demand Is advance; quiet at an
advance Of Cd
It is rumored that discovery has been made Of
an extensive conspiracy in Spain. The officers Of
the expedition against Mexico are embarking at
Madrid for Cuba
Baran Gros goes as French PlenipOtentiary to
China.
ROebuck win move an amendment TO the Queens
speech which don't oonaina distinct pledge OF Fran
ehise reform.
The conspiracy in Spain was to explode on the
10th Of May throughout the country
New OR1rAss. Nav I8-Adviees from Mexico
state that the Sonora FilIbusters were shot on the
9th. The country was quiet.
NEW YORK. Nav l6.-Coton quiet, Sales unim-
portant, Upland Middling 12l; Flour and Wheat
firm: Corn quiet; Provisions Steady Bacon quiet
at Ilall6: Hams l02alI; Sugar buoyant; Rice
4a5I: Linseed Oil active; Lard firm; Lead in
active; Stocks firm.
-Cro1EEAr1, May 16-FIOur SO 7Oa7; Whisky
29la29@ Mess Pork %; Bacon sides 12al8.
LOUISVILLE, May 18.-River, 81 feet water in the
canal and 81 on the falls Weather wet; thermom-
eter As
NRw York, May .-Foreim,-Rvssia remoY
the prohibition Of the export Of gold.
Lord Elgn viii demand Of China renewal Of
treaties the extension of privileges to three other
ports Also the establishment Of English military
posts at all cities where English Consular agents
reside and the erection Of forts at Canton Shanghai
and Hongkong
The Spanish Queens speech says diplomatic rela-
tons with Mexico have been interrupted, but she
hopes only temporarily.
The Mexican government and nation have begun
IN fhary will radrn he nd NOT
Oblige Spain to have recourse to hostilities
ST. LOUIS, Ma l8-The overland mail from Utah
with dates to the ID has arrived. The Territory
quiet. Preparations were being made to send Mis-
sionaries to all parts of the world The accounts of
Brigham Young's movements don't accord with
those received via California. He was planning an
exploration and pleasure excursion The Mormon
settlement at Salmon River, the Mormons at San
Barnardino and the surrounding settlement, have
been called to Salt Lake City.
The Cheyenne Indians are bold and defiant
Traders who arrived Fort Larimie report the In
dians acknowledged loss to be 90 warriors, who
sent to commit depredations on the California
road; in consequence Of which they were made pri-
soners by sixteen traders, and dispatched 100 war
rors to the road to avenge their loss Grass on the
plains poOr-about a month later than usual
New York, May 1s.-The Daily Times says that
Charles McIlvain is Secretary to Gov. Walker, The
department has assigned Maj. Deas, Lieutenants
Carr and Wilde, his military aids,
The Times says that Judge Drummond will be ten
dered the GOvernOrship Of Utah should McCuIloeh
decline.
The Times contains the details of the outrage at
Salt Lake City Some armed bandits entered the
us. Court room and compelled Judge Stiles to ad-
jOurn sine de. The Judge first appealing to Brig
ham Young for protection. Young replied that he
would not interfere but would let the boys have their
own way for the court had already given too much
trouble. The greatest excitement prevailed The
MormOns were well armed, and threatened the most
dsgraceful violence upon the Gentiles, especially
upon the United States Surveyor General.
FOREIGN MAREETs.-Red wheat IS to 9s, white
9s Cd; western -four 29a30s, southern 30a3ls; corn
mixed GAS 9da35s yellow 36s 3D. white 37s Cd; beef
quiet but firm; pork-baoon dull; lard 65; rosin 8;
spirits tuTpentine SO.
The ship John Henry arrived at Londonderry
from Philadelphia