Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-14
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NEW YORK, July 13.-An attack was made Sat-
urday night upon the Metropolitan Police at Seguns
| Point. The oystermen and others who are against
that locality for quarantine participated 1t is sup
| posed several OF the assailants were killed and
wounded. ttf
Another riot took placelast evenngn I'd avenue be-
| tween some Germans and the Metropolitan Police.
One person was killed and several were wounded.
The steamer Thames has arrived from Greytown.
She reports two California vessels cruising off Punta
arenas, with 600 men, arms and ammunition for
Walker.
CHICAGO, July 14-Curtis Ballentyne's distil-
lery has been destroyed by fire Loss $4,000. No
insurance.
LOUISVILLE, July l3-River receding, with 4
feet inches water in the canal and y feet in the
chanel to Cairo. Weather clear. Thermometer 80.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The native troops murdered every officer they
could find at Delhi. 1t is supposed that Frazer, the
commissioner, has fallen, together with many men,
women and children. The mutiny affected no other
stations.
NEW YORK, July 13.-The Star of the West has
arrived from AspinWall with dates to the 4th. She
brought 81, ,00Oin specie
The Granada sailed the same day for Havana.
The U. S. steamers Roanoke and Cyenne were off
Aspinwau. The latter was bound for Boston, with
so of Walkers soldiers, of whom two-thirds were
sick. The former $50 of the same.
Crops in Southern California were suffering seri-
ously from drought.
Mr. Lane was elected to Congress from Oregon
Advices from Peru state that Vivanco still held
Areguipa, but surrounded by the government
troops and would soon yield.
NICARAGUA.
Affairs we're unsettled. Rivas refused to act in
counsel with the allied Generals. A collision was
expected between the Leon party who favor Walker,
and the Chamorists.
California markets dull Breadstuffs depressed
Prospects are good for average crops. Money mac
tive Minining operations were active and largely
increasing
NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-Sales Cotton to-day
400 bales; full prices at yesterdays quotations.
Flour Sc 80; yellow corn 80; mess pork 3D. rest un-
changed.
The steamer Texas brings II days later news from
Mexico. The Congress of the State of Vera Cruz
petition the National Congress 10 the duty
tobacco.
The local elections are generally favorable to the
government.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Another serious riot oc-
CURED this afternoon. The Irish and Germans at
tackled the Metropolitan Police the Seventh Ward
with missiles and fire arms. The Police and squad
sent to theirreief were driven back. requisitiOn
was made on the military. riot is anticipated to-
night.
Judge Roosevelt has dissolved the injunction re-
storing ConOYer to the office of Street Commissioner.
The case was then taken before Judge Peabody, who
declined proceeding before hearing arguments.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Cotton firm. Orleans
middling 10. Flour s., 25a7, go. Wheat-Southern
depressed; St. Louis White declined cents; Mil
waukie club 81, 55. Corn 87a8Sc. Mess Pork SO,
30. Rio Coffee 12c. Molasses and beef heavy
Lard and Whisky firm. Bacon quiet Oils, iron
and stocks dull Lead inactive.
CINCINNATI, July 18.-FlOur S6,OOa6, so. Rye
90a95c. Wheat unsettled. Oats SOC. Whisky PC.
Bacon active. Shoulders S8a9c.