Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-24
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LOUISVILLE, July 22.-- Prentice and Durrit
have been arrested and are held to bail for So 0e0
keep the peace.
DETROIT, JULY 22-The bark C. J. KershaY
sailed to-day from this port for Liverpool.
WASHINGTON, July 22-captain H. B Tyler il
appointed adjutant and inspector of the Marin,
corps in place of Hawk, deceased
The Secretary of the Interior has dispatched q:
agent to Minnesota to examine the condition Of Of
fairs, and with instructions to the Superintendent
OF Indian affairs in reference to the apprehended
| troubles in that territory.
Senator Biger denies that he and Governor Walk
er entered into arrangements for the purchase Of
Kansas Indian lands.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., July 22.-The CrcGssiaH has
arrived, with Liverpool Gates to the 18th.
NEW YORK, July 22-The Merchant Exchange
| roof is on fire.
LIVERPOOL, July IO-Sales Of cotton for the
week 81 600 bales of which spectators took 1000
| and exporters 1900.
The Canada's advices caused advance of fully
! l-l6. Market closed with an advancing tendency.
Sales to-day 10000 bales Fair Orleans %; mid
| ding 81: fair upland 81 middling s. Stock on
hand, American 485, 900 bales.
Manchester advices favorable. There has been q
considerable advance in all qualities Of goods.
Flour quiet at o decline of Sd; corn buoyant at
an advance of Is Is 3D. provisions steady without
material change.
London money market slightly easier; cOnsOls
923 924.
The House of Lords defeated the Jewish bill by
large majority.
Naples tranquil, except some further slight dis
turbances.
SPAIN.-A SLAYER named Adams Gray, from Or
leans, was captured at Sierra Leona.
LoxDoN.-Beef firm; pork dull; bacon heavy; lard
quiet; tallOw quotations barely maintained consols
for account 925; discount rate unchanged.
Bullion in the bank increased lbs, 600; American
securities unchanged. @
The government asks half million each for the
Persia and China wars
Notice has been given of a resolution to continue
the present duties teas and sugars till April 1860
Palmerston has formed government regulation
in regard to the supply ofree negroes in the French
West Indies.
The French national assembly is suspended for
two months in consequence of the election disturb
ances
sPAn-The Cortez has passed the gag law on the
press.
Massina has escaped from Italy.
NEW YORK. July 22.-The fire at the Merchant
Exchange is extinguished
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The main line of
public works in Pennsylvania, by almost the unan-
imous vote Of the stockholders, was bought by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
NEW YORK, July 2S-CottOn and -four firm
wheat, oils and stock dull.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-COrn 20 &c., new white
wheat 81, 10; Whiskey 254; provisions .quiet -four
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The Salt Lake mail of the
second arrv ID at Leavenworth on the 18th. Affairs
in Utah peaceful. General prosperity prevails.
Rumors of the Utah expedition had reached there
but attracted little attention.
Emigrant trains are progressing rapidly. Grass
Is abundant.
Indians friendly to the public charge official dis
honesty against the Surveyor General by misappro-
priating money, and other serious misdemeanOrs.
NEW ORLEANS. July 23.-Sales cotton to-day
700 bales; market checked by no room being left
for Liverpool. Prices unchanged. Sales for three
days $50 bales; receipts $780, Stock hand "a $40.
Decrease 24S, 900; at all ports 574,65 New red
wheat no.