Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-29
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-The steamer Daniel
Webster, with Havana dates up to the 18th, has ar
rived She experienced heavy gales on her passage
to Havana. She brings half million specie
The Northern Light left the same day, with nearly
two million
The news of the loss of the Central America,
caused general gloom in San Francisco. The
Courts adjourned and meetings were held
The Mail Company is denounced for the supposed
embezzling Of Sl50,000.
The news of sather Church's drafts being pro-
tested in New York, caused run them which
compelled them to close. Several attachments have
been put on the house.
run was also made on Talani Wilde, and
several others, but none closed Gold accounts were
good Markets inactive.
The Talisman had arrived from New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28-The steamer Fulton was
intercepted at Cape Race with Liverpool dates of the
18th.
The. money market is reviving and is decidedly
eaiser. Additional heavy failures are reported The
Bank Of France is discounting literally There is
panic in the English breadstuff market with de-
Ginning tendency. No report of the Liverpool Cot
ton market received.
The FULTON is due at New York next Tuesday noon.
The Europa arrived out on the 4th.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28-COtttn dull; Flour heavy;
Corn and Sugar firm: Bacon dull; Linseed oil 81
a54c
active; Wheat 80 to 90e.; Oats 35 to 45c: Whisky
l73c.; Hogs So; Provisions dull; Mess Pork SlS
5OalS 70; Lard 93alO1c.
DETROIT, Nov. 28-The weather is miI5er with
prospect that the large feet of vessels in the river
will be able to get into Lake Erie soon Several
Propellers have just arrived and report many vessels
ashore on Lakes Huron and Michigan.
BUFFALO, Nov. 28-The Canal is thawing out.
ALBANY. Nov. 2S-BOats from Rochester are
likely to reach the tide water.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S-The ice is disappearing
rapidly Navigation south will dOubtlessly soon be
resumed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The steamer Fulton left |
Havre on the 18th, and Southampton on the 18th
She brings $500, 900 in specie
The good effects of the Bank of Englands suspep-
sion is observable throughout Britain No supen- |
sions of American houses Consos 858a85s for |
money, and 80 for account.
The Bank of France has announced the determi-
nation to Immediately extend its issues. Rate ofin.
terest at Hamburg 81.
FRENCH FAILUREs.-Feltzcho 6 Wix in the Turk |
ish trade; Jasipher Co. in the Brazil trade Bard
gett Pickard, liabilities 1905 900 pounds Howard
Boxen & Co. in the Swedish trade; Edwards & Nit
THE, East India and Colonial brokers of London
The -Wolyer, Hampton and Staffordshire banks
have stopped payment
Great excitement in several iron firms who have
called their creditors together to avoid if possible
full suspension.
The failures at Paris of the most note, are Dubert
Co. and PensOte, Phillippi & Faber
COnsols and other funds have an advancing ten
dency. Sales of Foreign stocks quite limited
Prices not materially changed.
LoNDON-Sugar improved, the advance reaching
45cper hundred weight. Rice and Coffee little do
ing. Tallow fat. Manchester goods unaltered
There is slight improvement in the wooden tradeI
Nothing later from India.
LIvERPooL-Wheat dull, decline of the week from
to pence. Flour dull at one shilling pence to
two shillings decline. Indian corn nominal
LoNDoN-There was heavy decline in the grain
market late yesterday, causing a panic Better
qualities of wheat two to three pence cheaper in
ferior unsaleable. LinsGed oil 31a32 shillings.