Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
ERICSSON.

NEW YORK, june lo.-Ths steamer Ericsson has
arrived.
The AragO sails from Southampton to New York
on the 9th.
Parliament had passed the 5000 pounds year
annuity to the Princess Royal.
ThOs G. Boring has been appointed Lord of
/ Admiralty.
Attention has been called to the increased impOr-
! tation Of slaves in Cuba
/ Senegal.
Relations between Sardinia and Austria and Ma
/ pies and the Western Powers were unchanged
The steamship Africa arrived out on the 81 inst.
] LTvERPooL-CottOn market unchanged Sales
for three days 1900 bales; to spectators COCO
Breadstufs-Brekers circular quotes a consider
able advance in all qualities
Flour advanced I'D. Wheat d. Corn ? d. Pro
visions steady.
LOEDoN-Consols 935ag82
It was saidin London. in reference to the Cuban
slave trade that the British force on that coast was
inadequate.
Lord Palmerston said that Clarendon had renewed
his representations to the Spanish Government and
that no effort would be wanting to induce the Gov
eminent Of Madrid to put down the slave trade.
The East India Company had taken possession of
the island Of Perrne, in the Straits Of Tabelmarde
commanding the entrance Of the Red Sea.
PARIs-The ratification of the Persian treaty was
confirmed.
Preparations were being made at Portsmouth for
the reception Of the Grand Duke Constantine.
Accounts Of Paris banks is not encouraging It
is said that the bank of Paris maintains its stock
Of bullion solely by artificial purchases
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote corn unchanged.
Miching quotes canal -four at 81 s.a32 g.; Ohio at
80 s-a34 s. red wheat at IS. d.a6s Cd; white SIS.
8d.al0 $. d. London sugar declined Cd. to s.
dull; coffee firm; tea heavy; pig iron 8OaS1 G.
NEW YORK, JuneIO-COtton market heavy; Or
leans middling l4c; Mobile middling 1876: -four
hrm Ohio unsettled, holders demand from Sc. to sc.
advance Wheat, southern, "A; corn dull; provis-
ons steady coffee dullat II J; sugar dull mUseovado
IA freights inactive; pig iron 8Oa9l bacon quiet;
beeves advanced 1c. per pound; calves, sheep and
lambs declined; swine buoyant; stocks firm.
CINCINNATI, June lO.-Flour declined from so
to 20 cents; oats so rye 10; 75aS5; whisky 30;
mess pork 225.
The fugitive slave case is up in the district court
| The dispositions state that the MarshaTs men were
generally armed that Churchilrs party were very
violent in the treatment Of the prisoners and that
the first fire came from the Marshars posse.
EVANSVILLE, June 1O-The steamer Aida
from Nashaile, bound up, into the Fashion last
night, above Smithland. The Aida sunk to her
cabin floor. The Fashion but slightly injured.
LOUISVILLE, June IO.-Six and half feet wa
ter in the canal
PITTSBTRG, June l0-There has been sudden
rise in the Allegheny river which has destroyed
considerable property, including coal and metal
boats Loss estimated at from forty thousand to ff
ty thousand dollars.
CONCORD June lO.-A P. Cote has been nomi-
mated by the State Democratic Convention for Gov
ernOr
BOSTON, June 10.-A meeting Of merchants was
held here to-day in reference to disseminating the
advance of seamen's wages. The question was re-
ferred to a committee Of 10.
Letters were read from the Chambers of Commerce
Of New York and Liverpool containing request for
co cooperation.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Utah officers have not
yet been appointed.
Private advices assure the Administration that
peace in Kansas is not likely to be further dis
turbed.
NEW ORLEANS, June lO.-COtton sales to-day
800 bales. Prices unchanged Receipts 10 bales.
Flour unsettled Corn heavy.
ST. LOUIS, June Il.-Mai Sedgwick. with two
| companies, left Leavenworth on the 18th ult Col
| Sumner with one squadron left on the Doth Kear-
ney IS at Fort Laramie, with three companies of in
! fantry. Sumner goes against the Chayennes and
other hostile Indians. He will unite with Sedge-
wick at Benfs Ford
| CINCINNATI, June 11.-Gen Walker and suite
! passed through here this morning for Washington
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Canada has
arrived at Sandy Hook with dates from Liverpool to
! the 50th.
| The North Star arrived out on Friday
PalmeTstOn had announced the rejection of the
Dallas and Clarendon treaty. He says the new con-
dition received from Washington is under cousidera
/ ton.
The French Legislature passed law establishing
| three lines Of Transatlantic steamers
The Bank Of France bill passed almost unani-
mously.
Adyices overland from China by mail had been
received, but we're unimportant
]
| so; whisky 30; provisions, nothing doing.
! FOREIGN.-LondoR-MOn market unchanged
! COnsols O.
! Liverpool-Brokers' Circular quotes cotton dull
| and unchanged. QaotatioHs-SuperiOr grades bare
| ly maintained; sales for the week 40 900 bales
middling g. Stock of cotton in port 95, 600 bales
| LOUISVILLE, June 1l-River, 81 feet water in
! the canal Weather clear; thermometer IL