Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
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unchanged Thearrivals Of dust from the interior
are increasing, but there ia still a scarcity.
Cook, Foger & Go, and a J. DsRleF have
failed.
There has been much rain in af parts Of Cali
fornis except the southern, and more slow on thl
coast than there has been tor several years past.
A dividend of two per cent has been declared
for the creditors Of Adams & Co.
The mines; re paying better than for severs
A bill viii undoubtedly pass the Legislature
authorizing the payment Of the State debt.
0REGoN, Dec. 2O,-Ths Legislature passed bill
providing for q vote Of the people on the question
of forming & State Oopstitution.
There have been heavy SHOWS
| The British Mail Steamer, Thames, arrived at
! AspinwAl on the l9th from Greytowu She
brought thrty-iVe Of Walkers men, who were
| transferred to the steamer Grenada, which went
! Immediately to GreytOwn to receive the fiIlib1s-
ters brought out BY the Texas and James Adger
and convey them TO New Orleans
Walker had evacuated Rivas and was surround
| cd by the Allies at st. Georges, who offered terms
| OF surrender which Walker viii probably accept.
| The Aspinwsll CoWrieT says the steamer Sierra
| Nevada has been captured By the Costa Rieans
and in consequence thereof the st. Mays would
leave Panama for San Juan Immediately.
WAsmNsroN, Jsn. 28.-SENGTs-On motion of
Wilson the committee on Foreign Relations was
directed to enquire into the expediency of sending
commissioner to the Rast IUdisn Archipelago to
form treaties with the Independents states and
tribes.
Mr.. Douglas reported bin establishing judicial
and land districts in the Gadsdel purchase.
Adjourned
HOUss-Merely met and adjourned.
Chicago, Jan. % j. ". Fsrber, Republican,
was elected Speaker of the Minnesots Legislature.
Weather pleasant The railroads are all clear.
NEW YoRE, Jan. 28--The sloop of war Fal-
mouth sailed this morning for the Brazils
The AFagO arrived this morning with dates Of
the 18th. She brings $50 600 specie.
The steamer Tennessee will not sail till to NOR
row morning In consequence Of repairs not being
finished.
Several flbusters were arrested, including Col
FabenS, Alexander Lawrence, Nicaragran CoIoni-
cation agents, and Henry Bolton, Gle X. Fabens
and Lawrence were ordsFed to give ell Q Oh, but
refused and were committed to prison.
WAsHIsGrOE, Jan. 28.-COrnelus We Dell vas
examined by the investigation committee, 90 o
whether corrupt motives had been used to p O0Ure
votes for the public printing He deolared be kl sW
nothing bearing on that point,
CNOrSsATI, Jan. %, p. m-Flour 5 SOS rs;
Whisky z23; Mess Pork IL; Lsrd III; Rgd Wheat
l l5al l6, White 20
NEW 'YoRK, Jan. % p. m.--Flour 6 3Os6 IS;
Red Wheat l 90; Oats 50s5l; Whisky 28s2S3
New Mess Pork Is, Old Mess 20; Dressed hogs 81
C1NCRNATL Jan. 20 Flour dull; Whisky 22ka
22S; Wheat l5sl I6, Red I9aI 20; White
Corn firm and unchanged
NBw YoKk, ign 29-The steamer Ns0 York
from Glasgow arrived last night.
HALIFAX, Jan. 29-The steamer Arabia from
Liverpool arrived last night with dates to the l7tb
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived at Liver
pool on the 18th from Philadelphia.
The settlement Of the Swiss difficulty is COZ
frmed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan lT.--Broker's circular quotes
Cotton market quiet, with bat little enquiry. d. -
cline of in Prces, sales yesterday, 5000 bales
to-day, about 5000
Breadstufs show 3 turn 10 the market in favor
of the buyer and closes quiet, buyers demand
reduction in the price Of Wheat of ls2d aud in |
Flour Of Cd; Corn slightly cheaper; Provisions
very dull. Money slightly more stringent. Con. !
sos for money, quoted at 933s93b.
NEwa York, Jan 29-Cotton dull; Flour d1l, !
but not lower Wheat firm and quiet Corn, 7Oa |
70 New Mess Pork, 2I4: Beef firm Lard buoy
ant l3; Wheat frmer, 2S4.283.
CHARLESTON, s @, Jan. rs Cotton dull, only
700 bales sold to day.
BosToE Jan. 29.-The barque Cambridge from |
Pernsmbuco reports having spoken to the bsrque /
Essex, from Boston for RIO, which had taken sea- !
men, from the raft belonging TO the lost steamer
Lyonais. The sesmen report 60 Hs having been |
drowned and The remainder took to boats.
New YoRK Jan. 20 II Money market firm; ster-
ling dull nominal stock fat.
WAsHEoToE, Jan. 29-There is an immense
ssssmblage at the capitol
The death Of Brooks was announced in the Sen
ate by Mr.. Evans, who was followed by Msssrs
HuLter and Toombs.
In the House by Ne. Keitt, followed Messrs.
Quitmsn; Campbell Of Ohio, Cliugnan and Savage. |
The last incidentally justified the attack on Sum
ner, which was evidently disiasteful to the lis |
teners. The Obseq1ies are still progressing.
New YORK, Jan. l9-Tbe steamers Clyde from
Glasgow, and Vgo from RRVre, arrived here this
morning
The United States slooP Of VI ar, Jamestown ar
rived OF Monrovis, November 28ti, from Sierra
Leon, and sailed for Csps Palmyra, on the I'd Of
December,
BosToE, jan, 29.-,Tbo steamer America for
LivefPo0 s still detained By ice. She will prob
ably get eff this afternoon.
CoLUgBUs, Ohio, Jau. 2O,-Wliam Slough Of
the House Of Representatives, was expelled this
morning by b eaVy usjority. All the demcc -sts
except Gerry, voting against bis expulsion. The
vote was reCOD9ideled sud il now ne1dinO