Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
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Nav YORK June a2s-Ths steamship Peraia
has arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 18th
Parliamentary proceedings sss chiefly Of local In
PslmerstOn, In the House Of Commons, announced
the French officer discharged who ordered the firing
/ uPon British merchantmen from French war
! steamer.
The bill admitting Jews into Parliament was read
q second time
The Roman Catholic members, headed BY the
Duke Of Norfolk, opposed it, and waited on Pal
merston asking the relief CT Catholics from the OBJ
jectional passages in the oRths now taken By mem
bers Of Parliament bul the interview vas unsatis-
factory.
The Catholics resolved to support the amendment
70 the bill and memorable Pariament 70 name an
oath for al classes, without DISTINCTION Of ereeds
A meeting Of merchants was held at Liverpool on
Friday. for the purpose Of assisting the movement
for obtaining an increased supply Of cotton Reso-
lutons we're passed stating that the British colonies
have ample resources for the cultivation Of the cot
ton plant and that It Is the duty Of England to aid
its development COMMITTEES was appointed 10
cooperate with the Manchester Cotton supply As
ISOLATION.
IEE1AxD.--Rains have been general, and there Is
promise Of an abundant crop.
There has been an increase Of upwards Of Hfty
millions specie ia the bank Of France.
The crops In France are very promising Silk
districts are better.
The Asia, AragO, and City of Manchester had ar
rived at Liverpool.
American sdviOes caused one eighth advance in
cotton.
Douglass Jerrold, the celebrated novelist, Is
dead.
FEASoE-Ths election excitement vas inOrsas,
ing
The Spanish and Mexican difficulty was still IN.
settled.
L1VERPooL.-sales Of cotton for tbs week rs, 900 |
bales; TO spectators Is 000 and exporters 5000
bales. Qutations-OFleans 81, Kidding 1916; |
upland fair 81; middling 1916. Stock in port |
527 900 bales. Friday-CottOn firm; sales 1000 /
bales including 1000 exporters and 1000 specu-
latorss ConsOls 931s9S4. Money slightly easier. /
Manchester advices favorable. All description of /
goods slightly advanced Breadstuffs steady, Rich
ardson, Spence & Co. quote Wheat-red 85s. to IS. 1
3D. white IS. Cd a9s Cd, Western canal -four 3Os |
to S1s. 3D.. Philadelphia and Baltimore 8Is.a32s.,
Ohio 82saSSs.; corn 35s, sd. to 3Ss. Cd.
Weather favorable for crops.
ProvisOns-Bacon quiet beef firm; pork dull;
Naval stores steady. Rosin heavy. Large export
enquiry for tea for America; all quotations slightly
advanced
LoxDOS.-IrOn-Welsh rail bars 7e tot. Cof-
fee firm. Rye heavy. American securities slow
sale Prices generally unchanged.
The berken head half Of Geographic cable has
been completed, and pronounced perfect after re-
quisite tests.
The Niagara is expected in Mersey in few days
10 commence taking the cable on board.
Evans, House Co., Of London, have failed. Lii
abilities e20O,0O
The Red and White Republicans coalesced in
France in opposition to Government.
FLOREECE--The Theatre scenes took fire and
created great excitement. FOrty-three persons
persisted.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 2S.--The propeller On
enagen and the schooner North Star oollided at
Point Aux Bargus. The vessels and Oargoes of
,OTn are total loss
TheLeavenworth, CKansasl Journal says: Twelve
regular Democrat candidates in this county are
elected.
Hops, who was charged with murder, has been
acquitted.
hail storm visited Buchanan county mission on
Saturday last destroying crops and killing cattle in
he field. Several persons we're severely injured by
he falling hail stones some Of which we're as large
IS goose eggs.
ADDITIONAL ToREIsE NETs
The overland mail from China and India BID 81.
lived.
The news from China, India, and Australia is ur.-
Important
The steamer Persia made her last tri' IN da-7s,
5 hours and % minutes.
NEW YORK, June 23-Thrse comp g If U. S.
roops left here yesterday to join the forces for Utah
The steamer Tennessee has arrived. Her dates
we're anticipated
The brig Henry Hicks was ashore last night off
Michigan, but got of after throwing overheard
art of her cargo.
Reliable advIces from Konigsburg state that the
lew Russian Tariff was approved by the Emperor
The London Times city article of the l4th says |
here is improvement in funds since yesterday,
nd considerable pressure for money at 81 per cent.
french funds show improvement
There has been much excitement in the corn mar
et during the past week There has been a deci
led advance in most articles
PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 22.-Charles Cenlan one
the clerks in the post Office in this city, has been
rrested for purlOining money and letters. He has
cknOWledged his guilt.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Lieut. Grain has been
rdered to make arrangements to survey the Isthmus
f Darien for ship canal. BE will leave here in
october.
The Navy department asks the War department
Or an officer to cooperate with the expedition.
The YAKIMA replaces the Arctic in taking deep sea
Oundings on the coast of New Foundland for the
ubmarine telegraph.
The Ssransc is ordered TO the Pacific. She pre-
edes the Merrimac flag ship, and replaces the
ohm Adams
LOUISVILLE, June 22-Incomplete returns in
ioste the election Of Mr.. Wheat know nothing) by
small majority, to fill the vacancy caused by the
ecesse Of the Chief Justice of Kentucky.