Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-20

ragua, and depend on my word that no hlibastering
viii be permitted. The Spaniards viii not be 81
loved to Measure swords with McKee, notFith-
standing the French influence that preponderstss
towards Che former, but the British AM American
governments will probably demand the adjustment.
Of ell disputes concerning the Isthmus BY media
lion. The stock Of sugar at Havana and Matanzss
is shout lO2, 600 boxes. Trade is very dull and
there sre nc orders on hand either from Europe or
the United States.
Intelligence from India, dated ct Bombay on the
10Th Of October states that the insurgents still kept
the field in force both in Dude and Central India,
but the British leaders preparing for decisive
campaign against them.
We have sdvices from Australia, dated at Sydney |
10Th and Melbourne 18th Of September. Gold Val> |
ued al Ss47, $50 had been forwarded to England
The Legislature Of Victoria to meet on the Ith
Of October Trade was rather dull, but not IN
healthy; the quotations Of exchange were unalered
New gold fields have been discovered at Port Curtis
north Of Sydney. They are very rich. Inc NE"
South Wales Assembly had voted grant Of &5O'O0O'
psr aupum for ten years towards the establishment
of mail service via Panama. Sydney exchange
thirty days sight, purchased at par, sold st two pre-
mium The Adelaide Parliament was opened on 'ne
9th Of August
Three hundred and sighiy-fve deaths occurred
in New York last week. being an increase Of twenty
four over the previous week. Fourteen we're By 7l0-
lent means.
petition, numerously signed, has been recently
received at Washington, asking the government to
take vigorous measures to procure satisfaction from
Peru. growing out Of the seizure of the American
vessels Georgiana and Lizzie Thompson, and the
maltreainent of their officers and orews-but our
government had anticipated the application, and Is
earnestly pressing the question to 8 settlement.
The telegraph informs Us that an answer has been
sent to the Collector at Mobile in reply to his inquiry
whether he should give clearance to the Nicaragus
smierant vessels but its tenor is not known InfOr-
nation had been received Washington that large
number of Nicaragua adventurers had assembled IN
Mobile. but it is regarded certain that they will
not be permitted to leave, unless they succeed IN
eluding the vigilance of the federal officers.
Ipteilieeuce has been received at Washington
from Tucson, Arizona, to the 27th ult, which
states that new revolution had broken out in So
nora AGAINST Governor Pesohiers, and in favor Of
the Zuloapa government. Gen. Gaudarez's sons
had ESCAPED Jail and taken refuge with other poIiti-
cal exiles near Zuba in Arizona 1t is believed the
revolution will be more virulent than any heretofore
and prSYe successful against Peschiera. heuten'
ant MoWry had returned from Guaymas to Tuesapi
and gone to visit the new gold diggDgs on the GIl'
river which are said to be very rich. About lOC
men we're making large wages. Considerable eE
element existed in Southern California on the sub
, isct. The Apaohas we're sgsin becoming trouble
E1a stu n
! were giving much annoyance to the overland mai
, company. One man had been killed and another
: wounded, almost on the high road from Tucson Il
r Quebec Military protection was much needed
Z considerable emigration had come in during tn
season. Several of the new settlements had beel
f made. and Tucson was full CT Americans. The sam
letter. in speaking of the late rebellion in Gusymas
says that it is terminated By the fight and surren
: der Of the authorities.
The State Department has received information
The death Of Samuel Burge ROWle, Of Pennsylvania
! ! o. S. Consul at Macao.
D A dispatch from Independence says that the SAINT
, Fe mail of the 18th arrived the l4th- The mai
was brought in on mules the condition Of the read
rendering it necessary to leave the wagons on IN
o route. No newspapers.
. 18th inst and there was large attendance IN bot
4 branches. Hewey 7. Clark, of Edgecomb, va
elected speaker Of the Senate, and Thomas Settle
n Of Rockingham, speaker of the House. Hon Jon
Hill was chUsen clerk of the Senate, and EdWar
Cantwen clerk of the House. Governor Bragg
= message is an able paper. There are several asp
rants for the United States Senate. The election
j., 70 take place at an esrly day,
o General Scott has issued general order CON
!, mendng the gallantry of the American troops en-
i, g,gsd in the numerous combsts with the Indian
= which have occurred since May, 1851 Very IN
nortspt results have been gained, and IN some qua
tors the Indians have been completely suodue'
"a The battles have been very numerous, and man
a brave deeds have been done, and many remarkab
- victories won. Some of the battles were fOugi
a0s nst terrible odds and Of the struggles vel
= very severe.
A Our Texas exchanges have accounts OF gre
=. manv Indian outrsges Whole families had bee
killed on the frontier and their stock and other pro-
.rtv stolen. The Governor had called out sever
N volunteer companies to punish them.
L. Bradley, Of Fayette county, hy,has sold his
year old 6lly by imported Glencoe dam Brown XII
+ ~ bv Birmingham, to RObt. Harlan, Of Cincinnati
8 for So 800 DR. L. Herr has also sold to the san
person his two year old FLY by Star Davis, dam
;. MuckIe John fer 81, 800. These horses we're pu
Is chased for the English turf