Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-02
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QUEBEC, June The steamer Canadian has ar
| rived from Liverpool with dates to the 10th.
The Europa arrived out on the 18th.
The Neufohatel difficulty has been settled.
An arrangement has been proposed for the settle
/ ment Of the Mexican and Spanish difficulty
The Spanish squadron remains at Cadiz
The Turks and revolving Arabs had an engag cement.
The treaty of peace between England and Persia
/ is now being ratified.
London money market unchanged. COnsOls for
| money 902 to 90{.
LVERPooL.-CottOn quiet, generally unchanged.
Sales for three days 1900 bales, 800 of which
were to spectators, and 200 to exporters. Bread
stufs steady. Wheat firm. Flour quiet. Corn ad-
| yanced 3D.
FRANeE.-MOney easier. Silk market in a state
/ Of suspense.
The accounts from Naples are favorable, from
Lombardy uncertain.
The Danish Ministry were ameliorating the HOl-
| stein difficulty.
There had been no further Operations by the
| Americans in China.
Manchester Cotton markets: Uplands reported
duh. Birmingham markets steady Woollen man
ufacturies better. Irish linen heavy,
BosroN, June l.-Gevernor Gardner declines to
remove Judge LOring.
Lieut.. Albert Altman, of Va, died yesterday
aboard the frigate Cumberland.
WAsHrSaTox, June lin replying to the Marshal
Of the United States in the Ohio fugitive slave case
the Secretary Of the Interior says 'sConsult the
district Attorney execute the laws; do your duty
the President viii do HIS
Major McCulloh is here-he has again been tend
cred the Goyernorship of Utah
There is fighting and blOodshed at the polls here
to-day. The marines have been ordered out to pre-
serve order and prevent improper interference with
voters. Much excitement prevails
The Court Martial Of Texas has found Major
Gales Porter, who is ia command Of Fort Brown,
1f Of Il
service but the President in consideration Of his in
hrmities, age and forty years honorable service,
mitgated the sentence to one year suspension from
rank and pay.
LOUISVILLE, June River stationary with four
feet inches water on the falls. Weather clear;
thermometer 7S,
NEW YoRF, May 3O-The steamer Arago sailed
atnOon to-day with upwards of 81 O0O OOOin specie
Lewis Grelet, the French Railroad sWindler was
sent home by the AragO, on warrant from Secreta-
ry Cass.
There are nearly S28, OOO, 900 in the U. S. Trea-
sury subject 10 draft.
The Army and Medical Board report the following
persons qualified for appointments to the Medical
staff: Robert Bartholomew, Of Maryland, J. Cooper
Mckee, of New York, s. Rylland, Of MISSOURI and
W. A. CrosWell, Of South Carolina
WASHINGTON May 3O.-Sergeant Caldwell. who |
is attached TO the U. S. Ship Independence under
partment that he received information Of practical
bic ship canal route from the Gulf Of San Mgure to
Puerto Del Principe, thence Northeast to the At
laRtit, little North of California Bay.
New ORLEANS, June 1-Cotton-Not single bale |
sold to-day; receipts Col bales. Flour small bust
ness done, prices e; Ohio rs; St. Louis outside;
rest unchanged.
General Walker left to-day on the WOOdford for
Louisville, enrOute for Washington by the advice of
Pierre SOule, who arrived Yesterday.
The steamer Galveston is at BerWick's Bay with !
later dates than the Texas; her dates are to the 81
The steamer Louisiana, Capt. Sheppard, burned /
at l o'clock to-day The fire bells Of the city gave
the alarm, but there no means of rendering any
assistance. Eleven persons are certainly lOst-32
are missing. The steamer Galveston reached the |
wreck at o'clock and saved % persons.
The Municipal election was held to day-there was
no opposition to the American ticket.
Col cambridge Of the United States Navy is
among the lost on the Louisiana
What il is doing for the Sick.-wm. schuch-
mau, ESQ the well known Lhographer says: 81 have fire.
quenty used Bebave's Holland Btsrs and and it invar
ably relieves Indigestion and debiIity''
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: 81 found special relief
its nse for headache with which had long suf-
fered."
Jw.wOOdwen, Esq., says: al have used BOsrhave's HO
land Biters myself and recommend Others knowing
TO be just what it is represented''
AID. Jonathan Eeely Of Lower ST. Clair says: de-
rived great benefit from It's for the
and indigestion -
James NJ Murphy, says: CATER several physicians had
failed, Boz rhaves Holland Btters removed the pain from
my heart and side arising from Indigestion"
HOIIOway;s Ointment and PiIIs,-TRe infaI-
biy Of these medicines the Of scurvy and
all diseases Of the skin and glands and the wonderful
Of the PILE in stomach complaints and diarrhea render
them indispensable TO all travellers land. Sold
the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York,
pa Strand London; and by all druggists 25c 621Sc aud
81 per pot or box.