Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
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HALIFAX, Sept. 23.--Further Foreign news PEI
steamer Canada
The Nsu, deprecates the apathy exhibited BY CAPT
talists regarding the management OF rallroSo
in England sud says that in America there Is Q
powerful combination for the svowed purpose Of
hringing ali the principal railroad und ertakings to
ruin The article concludes BY suggesting the for
| nation ~ a London Committee on American stocks
to protect the interest OF foreign n % ns
s.ondsd owing hundred and fifty thousand pounds
sterling including forgeries on gigantic scale.
Dr. Livingston attended m Getting Of the Man
chester Cotton Supply Association, and explained
the commercial resources Of Africa. He said it was
well adopted for the production OF sugar and corn,
and he intended to devote his future life in the peci
al effort TO dsvelope those products in Africa. A
resolution was adopted asking the Government to
furnish Livingston with steamer to ascend the
| Bambest river.
A letter has been received from Lady Franklins
Arctic Expedition, dated at Bsules river Greenland,
reporting satisfactory progress.
The Submarine Telegraph, connecting Europe and
| Africa successfully laid on the 9Th.
The East India Company have chartered the ad-
| ditional steamer to carry troops to India.
| The religious riots at Belfast have been revived
The Catholics have organized armed clubs for pro-
lection against the 0rsngemen. The Government
has appointed q Commissioner to enquire into af-
| fairs.
Capt Roberts convicted of the murder Of a sailor
on shipboard has been hanged, but the Mates are
respited.
The Emperor Napoleon meets Alexander at SUIT
gard, on the 25th 1t is rumOred that the Kings Of
Prussia and Bavaria will also he present
The French harvest is more abundant than was
anticipated.
The difficulties Of the Mob ilisr have been settled
British agents recruitn at Lisle for India
The Bank Of France returns show an immense in
crease Of bullion.
Htaly.-The investigation of the late instruction
has been terminated. TWenty-seven prisoners are
charged with numbering anil manning soldiers
The residue will be tried tor Ugh treason.
SPAN. are still going to Cuba.
A difficulty has occurred betu cen France and Aus
tria in regard to reforms in the Pspal States. An
open rupture is predicted.
The Emperor of Russia arrived at Warsaw on the
9th.
The Persians have evacuated Z 'erat
The total English force in Indias and thitherTsrd
1881, 000 Englandis about openin recruiting offices
in several German PrincipaGties.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased during
the week nine thousand pounds. American stocks
are not much affected by accounts OF the New York
panic. SstherWite's circular says the New York
panic caused much anxiety, and the severe fall
brought forward many buyers. IlliEois shares at
low rates are in good demand.
Latest Sept. l2.-Provisions quiet; beef firm
finer qualities advanced; Bacon firm Pork dull {;
Lard buoyant-quoted at 70s73s.; fine Sugar six
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WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-Advices receive by
the Interior Department say that the MOrmOns have
taken possession of Deer creek, 100 miles st of
Fort Laramie, and drove q band Of Sioux Ind ans
from there where the Indian Agent had settled Il lem
in April The Mormans are making great prep ar
atoms to settle the Valley. The Agent says b, is
powerless to control them.
The General Land Office has taken meagureS to
suspend the patents the warrants stolen at Fa r-
bault, Minnesota. The q. 8. Treasurer will pa r
chase certificates of lands of 1927, and g. an d
Texas indemnity per cent stock, il presented be
fore November LIST, at the rates heretofore fixed
with interest from the LIST Of July.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-Gen. Henderson, E1-
Senator from Mississippi, died on the 10th.
The work on the Tehauntepec railroad has been
suspended on account of bad weather.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24-The Fonddulac railroad
has been assigned. Persse s. MoMOoks, paper l
manufacturers, have failed.
NEW YORK, Sept 23-The steamship Ariel,
from Havre, has arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24-COtton, sales 1900
bales; supply limited; prices stiff, 16 to l65c; re-
ceipts 5000 bales.
Flour SOC higher. Exchange unsettled.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-FlOur %; wheat dull;
whisky 163al74c.
There is better feeling in money matters.
NEW 1Ohh, sept Z4-Cotton, sales 4UO Oales:
-four firm; white wheat ! 40al So; red l 32al 81;
corn frmer; lard 145 bacon quiet; inseed oil II;
coffee heavy, l03.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The amount of pub
lie lands sold during the fiscal year endining June
Both, is 600 scres the receipts therefor being
81, 500, 600.
Orders have been issued by the Navy Department
for the sloop-Of-War Vinceunes to join the American
Squadron.
The following Spanish consuls have been recog
nized: Joseph Munrose, at Savannah; Juan PIGGY
Yallsnnevs, at Mobile; Envicne Fallon, at Boston.
Genl. HenningsOn has gone South.
BOSTON, Sept. 24.-The schooner Ell Dorado
from Galveston has arrived. She reports that at
6 o'clock the evening of the 18th, she passed
within one hundred feet of the wreck of the Cen
trail America snd laid by till nine the next morning
and then ran down to the spot, but saw nothing of
the steamer. She crused about the place two hours
longer and saw three other vessels lying by. one of
which was the Saxony.