Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13
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NEW YORK. Jnns 1I.--ElouF 8 75a8 SIS. Wheat
Red Western I.O5a1.O9. Corn. Wessefa mixed 6Sa
70 yellow southern 75a7e Oats 44s46 WHISKY
81 Mes pork SI7.00sl7.15 Cut meats, sa6s lor
shoulders; 72a8c. for hams Lard, barrels Llellk.
CINCINNATI, June I1.--Flour $50 $3.50. Corn,
very scarce, unattainabs. Whisky l9. Bulk sides
T. The river Is rising rapidly. a big food Is pro-
bable The track Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rah
Road six miles vest Of here Is washed sway Other
roads are damaged.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE river is rising with
nine feet Watsr on the falls.
LAFAYETTE Ind June lit has rainsd since
Wednesday at noon tillthis friday morning. The
Wabash rose With fearful rapidly. This Inhabitants
in the River bottoms we're obliged 70 escape from
their houses in boats
TOLEDO. June 1.-THE wabash and Western
Railroad bridge and several eulgssts have been
swent away, also q bridge on the New Albany and
Salem Railroad. The Wabash and Eric Canal Is
so badly damaged that it will be impossible to use
it again this summer. No trains or mails can leave
for several days
DAYTON. Ohio. June IL The Miami river has
risen within four feet Of the great Good Of 1877 and
is still rising at ths rate Of three or four inches an
hour.
MePhersOn-town on the opposite side is nearly
under water. The whole country north Of here is
flooded.
WASHINGTON. June II. -GWin has challenged
Wilson growing cut Of q eolloquy last night In the
Senate. SeWardand Wade are endeaYoring to effect
an adjustment.
SESATE-Committes Of Conference on the four
appropriation bills, disagreed to By the House,
appointed.
There is probability Of the session being sx-
tended
WASHINGTON, June IA dispatch from Gov.
Cumming satisfies the President Of the termination
Of the Utah difficulties.
The House is Of the same opinion.
LOUISVILLE, June 12.-The rivcris rising, with
usuo faof iuahas IN ha falls Thu rivora in Tnds
ana and Ohio generally are out Of their banks and
doing immense damage.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1l.-Cotton sales $500
bales; sales of the week 25 700 bses stock in port
900 bales. Receipts Of the week Il $50 bales.
Increase and receipts g. 900 bales Prices unchanR-
ell. Sugar 71s73. Corn, dull, 64a7O. Coffee 81
ALI.
new ORLEANS, June I2.-Cotton sales 5000
bales, unchanged. Flour %. Wheat dull, 6
quarter lower. Corn go. Provisions stagnant.
ST. JOHNS, New Foundlsnd, June Y. The
steamer Nova Scotia for Quebec with Liverpool
dates Of the I'd passed Cape Race to day. The Eu-
rope arrived out on the I'd. Sales Of cotton FOR
two days, 1000 bales Of which exporters took
1000 bales. Prices unchanged. Breadstufs, wheat
and corn dull The weather Is u1fsV0Fable for
crops Sugar unimprOved. Tea, COngOn sts92
pence. Consols 97Sa975.
Lord Stanley is appointed to the Indian board,
and Bulwer Lytton Colonial Secretary.
The Government, in reply to q question, said il
believed that the reports of the search Of American
vessels exaggerated, but they had ordered the
officers to be cautious.
IKDIA.-CampsIl marched on BArcilla The In
surgents we're flying. The Dude Rebels were de
feated on several occasions Generals Hopo and
Penny were killed.
The Telegraph aeet has sailed
WHAT IT DOING FOR rE SICK -Wm sehuehman Esq the
LithognpheT, 81 have frequently used Br
ayes Holland Bter and find invariably relieves indigestion
and debility"
Rev Babcock, says found special RELIEF from Its
useor severe headache With which had lsng suffered"
j. W MCDOWELL ESQ., says; have used Bosrhays's Holland
Bers myself and recommended # to Others, knowing DO
Just what is represented"
"a Innatan Nesy Of Lower ST. Clair aays 81 have derived