Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

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: We have Leave hworth dsies to the 18th. Leayen
worth z9e votes for, 9 against slavery. Great ez
tepent--snany Missoufians were present. Som
10 SOCK oath that they were iahabftants Of tn
toy, Asve been arrested Judge Lecomptol
= Of habeas corpas for sheir release
6as burass IN efigy. and Eli Moore
Ae1ee II is rumored that Gov Den
hders t& the arrest Of Mr. Lane.
SGTBls, Dec. 2s.-Ths Indian Bureau
Ssd official information denying that tb
ZION of the Indians of Utah Territory erea
the Mormons, had been communicated to tn
ms en- the border Of California.
ffettcr from Californis states that two regiment
Volunteers are ready on call to advance agains
ae Mormons. Ten regiments could be mustered Il
less than sixty days.
Commodore Paulding's letter TO the Navy Depart
ment refers the Department TO former letters. FL
says he could not regard Gen. Walker and his fol
lowers other than outlaws who had escaped th,
vigilence Of cur officers, and left our shores fol
rapine and murder; and he saw no other way thar
| to send them home. He says he is aware Of thC
responsibility he took and asks justification by ON
| Government The Cabinet considered the matter
to-day. They think that Com. Paulding is moi
strictly justified by his instructions, but think his
conduct is palliated by the circumstances which be
details II is expected that Gen. Walker will be
released from arrest and prosecuted for violation
the neutrality laws. Capt. Engle had interview
with the President and detailed the circumstances
/ Of the arrest
Gen. Walker arrived this evening accompanied by
/ Marshal Rynders He was received with cheers by
a large eoncourse as he entered Browns Hotel.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29--CottOn, sales 1900
bales at 99a94c Sugar Age. Provisions, not
much doing. Exchange better.
a large crowd assembled Lafayette Square In
consequence of call for Nicaragua meeting, but
adjourned on account of the ram till Thursday
! evening All the leading papers this morning
| tain bitter dennneiations of Commodore Pauldings
course.
ST LOUIS. Dec. 30.--Kansas adEices of the oath
saw that civil war is raging in Bourbon County
Several conflicts had occurred between the pro-
slavery and anti-slavery parties, A number of pr
soners were4taken both sides. The United States
Marshal with a force of eighty, demanded the sur
render Of the Free-State party. 1t was answered
by a volley Of musket balls; the FIRE was returned
and the fight lasted an hour. The pro slavery men
finally retreated, with loss Of one killed, and two
mortality wounded. The Marshal is dangerously
injured. Gen. Lane is entrenched at Sugar Mound
determined to fight if the Dragons attack him A
battle is regarded as inevitable Exciting debates
in.the Lawrence Convention-speeehea are radically
revolutionary.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30-The Arago from South
Empton, with dates of the sixteenth has arrived
Cotton very dun at Liverpool Sales Of three days
$500 bales Prices rather easier and considerably
lower. Flour advanced six pence. Wheat ad-
vanced three pence. Corn slightly advanced. Con-
soils 9lsa9la.
HALIFAX, Dec. 9O-The Niagara has arrived
with Liverpool dates of the 18th. Think 18th is
,Ioto fasI
announced, among whom are H. & NJ. Falderph &
Co., Row, Prescott Co., Swedish houses in Lon
don; Richards, Miller & Co., Silk house, London
and J. c. Lester, Wooden goods.
The Austrian government has loaned the City of
Hamburg ten millions forms at six per cent. The
loan to be employed in giving aid to large houses.
A proposition has been made to the Swedish
Chambers to contract loan of ten million dollars
FOR the support Of Commerce.
Norway has contracted loan for the same pur-
pose.
Six or eight more Hamburg houses have stopped.
NEW YORK, Dec 80.-Flour dull, $425a475
Corn quiet: Oats 4la43; Whisky 21a211; Lard 83s
81 Mess Pork So J0a16.O0.
WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.-Tbe Captain of the
Eagle expects to return to the Home Squadron next
month
It is positively asserted that Commodore Paulding
viii be re called.
state ain in the position from which Paulding re-
moved him. lie was surrendered 10 Cass, who de
cliued having anything to do With him except by
orders Of the Judiciary.
The TriBaaes Washington correspondent says that
intelligence from Utah subsequent 10 November 9th
states that the Mormons have destroyed Fort Bridg
es, burning all the buildings, on the approach Of
Col. johnson.
If the Lecompton Constitution had come here
without slavery, Stephens Of Georgia, was to move
its reference back to The people.
HALIFAX, Dec. 8O.-Eo signs of the steamer
Niagara.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 8O.-A Cleveland des-
patch denies that Edwin Forrest IS seriously i'll 1t
says he will come to Philadelphia in few days.
BOSTON, Dec. 3O.-The steamer Canada sailed
to-day with $3.50 in specie
CINCINNATI, Dec 3O-Flour S8.5Oa9, IS; Whis-
kxl 4a14S Hogs mammal. s.. 75a5, 00s Mess Pork,
Si3 Lard 90 Linseed Oii 0o a'Hie+
FURTHER PEE. STEAMER NIAGARA.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.--The Hamburg Savings
Banks are crowded with out-drawing depositors.
The military called on to preserve order.
Five Houses have suspended in Stockholm.
The British Parliament has adjourned till the 4th
of February.
Nothing Of Importance from India.
SurRxA.-The commercial crisis is more aggra-
waited.
The Belgium elections resulted in a large maiori-
ty in favor of Liberal policy. 20 Deputies Liberal
are elected, TO So opposition
It's rumored that the Porte, with the consent OF
the Powers, would sign the ne-syof Paris, and had
issued frman for the diss olution of the Divans IN
the Danubian Primo eanties, but the statement re-
qures oonfrmat,oa.
John Edward Stevens of the late London and
Eastern bank has failed, and appears before the
bankruptcy court at Edinburg warrant has been
issued Br his apprehension.
Henry Smith Bright, large commission merchant,
at siul has been sentenced to ten years penal ser
An Ambassador has been sent to England to OBJ
tain the hand of Princess Alice, for the Crown
Prince Of Netherlands.
The Arseo brings $4,000 specie. No further
progress has been made in launching the Leviathan.
Trade IN the manufacturing districts in England is
bad.
WASHINGTON, Dec 3O.-Licut. Beaule writes
to de War Department from California, that fine
wa ran road has been established from New Mexico
to California. The camels did efficient service, and
are ingood condition.
Louisville, Dec. 8O.-River rising, with six
feet wAer the falls.
TRossavHo HAVE USED 1T Among the many test
moria', ii avor Of ihe effects Il BERHAVE'S HOLLAND
Them al Known IN this city.
C,tf4H, Of South Ftsburg, says eft is certainly
val sdcine; a cure0 me tf Dyspepsia"
C. ~ hhnaY BAToS saysr al cured my wife Of Neu-
Talgis
J Tcv eexSHoRsT says 81 never met with so speedy
rene lcr 1eidi3y Of the stomach"
HErR PArLus eaga 'tIt cured Of q chronic
dihfrhOl two 8ayss'
54NuEI WoasaIFT, OF Athens, Ohio, says: s'wben
urIsxs medicine was rated that
could rot * sss my farm; alter using bottle, can
any thnl dec2l-IW
Chr1st1zaas Presents
WE have aae - following usefIl and ornamental
~ articles thai yda make the most valuable Christmas
Gifts that be vea. al OF which Will sell Ivery
prices for cash:
Elegant China rcti1n and Lava vases:
Jewel Boxes, re 81 safety Of Ornamental patterns;
China Ink stan ls Matea Boxes Flower stands, Butter