Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-13
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NEW YORK, Aug H.-COttOn sales to-day 500
bales.
Flour, Provisions, Corn and freight firm. Wheat
depressed Sugar, Coffee and Oils steady. Bacon
and whiskey dull Dressed hemp 81 l5a5 80. Med.
ium quincy cloth lac
CINCINNATI, Aug. l1.-FlOur Sc oOa6 10 for
supergne Wheat active; Oats 60a7O; Whiskey
2otc; Bacon l2al4s Pork 24c.; Lard 15c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1l-Flour Sc, 90; Wheat 81 Is
al 20; Corn mixed 70a72e white IA; Oats 4Oa44c.
Hemp 81 l5al %; Tobacco u to 1ee.
Arrival of the Steamship Canada.
HALIFAX, Aug 1.-The steamship Canadian
LIST, being days later.
The vessels composing the Telegraph Squadron
had reached Cork, and we're to leave for Valentia
by the first to commence submerging. An expert
ment was made with the whole length of the Cable,
which proved highly successful.
Races s0itk the american Horses-At the Good >
wood races, the American horses, Pryor and Prior
ess, were beaten.
The arrival of the India mail confirms the previ-
Gus telegraphc advices except the capture of Delhi
conspiracy was discovered for the general rising
of the natives at Calcutta.
The Anglo Saxon had arrived at Liverpool
Cotton sales of the week $1,000 bales. 5000 on
speculation and $500 for export, Orleans S4aS8
Mobile SEa8s middling ST. Stock in Pork 100000
barrels, including 403500 American.
Ravre, .TuLy 30th.-Orleans Tresordenairs Isf
Liverpool, Aug. WEATHER favorable for crops.
Prospect for harvest good.
Wheat declined LAID; Canal -four 30a3Os 3D.;
Southern 8ls Ohio 32s White Corn 45s. Pro-
visions buOyant. Pork advanced Is. Fine quail
ties lard 66a66s 3D. Bacon, Sugar and Coffee quiet
Tea nominal advance. Rice dull.
Lon foH-Baring Bros report an increased sde-
mand for money. Bullion in the Bank of England
decreasing. COnsuls 9la9l5. American securities
dull.
Additional experiments were made in paying out
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable between Dover and
Queenstown, which proved perfectly successful
They expected to commence operations on the Sd or
4th inst.
GOOdwOOd Race.
Fourteen horses ran for the Goodwood Cup. The
Prior and Prioress in the same were 9th and 9th.
The Emperor and Empress Of France were expect
ed on the Isle of Wright, on the 9th.
1t is rumored that England intends sending TO-
600 additional troops to India.
The advance in COnsOls Saturday was owing to
the report of the capture of Delhi.
Bengal Rebellion.
The rebellion in Bengal was universal. The 18th
regiment of native troops, which had been publicly
hacked, had been disarmed
The army Ct Madras manifested perfect LOYALTY.
flfty-slx regiments mutiined; 20 were disarmed
and one disbanded and the Bengal army ceased to
exist.
BosToE, August 1.-THE United States Circuit
Court yesterday decreed perpetual injunction in
favor of the Congress Rubber Company.
WASHINGTON, August 11.---An order has been is
sued to transfer the Fort Smelling property Francis
Steele, the purchaser under the recent sale
The President left Bedford Springs to-day for
Washington.
New ORLEANS, August 11.---Sales of Cotton to-
day 80 bales; Market firm sales of three days $50
bales. Receipts $50; decrease $4,000 At all
ports 576, 400 Sterling Exchange 19c; on New
York premium. Rest unchanged and dull
Dates are received from Vera Cruz to the 9TH, and
the City of Mexico to the 3rd. The news is unim-
portant.
The United States vice Consul at Mazatlan has
forwarded account Of his difficulty with the au-
thorities.
Additional per the Steamer Canada.
The defence of Calcutta subject omuch anx-
iety. Volunteers were enrolled, the inhabitants
armed and public places garrisoned.
letter from Madras, from an authentic source
announced the fall of Delhi.
China, June Sh.--A British force of two thousand
men took Fort and captured or destroyed 127
Junks, mounting 900 guns.
Frdnce-The trial of the couspirators was to take
place on the 9th or 8th of August.
The harvest this season surpasses all expeeta-
tons
Lablache, the famous Basso singer is dead.
1t is reported that the Emperor is displeased with
the result of the elections, and intends to have
modification of universal suffrage.
Bills favorable to the abolition of slavery in the
West Indies were presented in the I'd Chamber.