Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-29
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ARRIvAL OF THE KANGAROO.


ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.--The steamer Kaagaro'
has arrived with liverpool adviees Of the 18th.
The Canada's sdYices reached Liverpool on the
18th. Sales Of Cotton for three days IA 900 bales
Of which spectators took 1400, and exporters
400 bales.
The market is generally unchanged, quiet and
steady. Richardson Spencer say, prices are easier
but quotations unchanged; in some cases decline
Of 1-16.
Manchester sdviees are unfaVOrable; but little
enquiry, and prices are weak. Breadstufs Of all
qualities slightly declined and have declining ten
dency; Provisions quiet; Money market slightly
EASIER COnsOls for money 94sa943; for account e4s
a942.
India news confirms Havelocks death, and the
total defeat Of GWaIior; other items unimportant.
LIvERPooL-FlouT dull; Western Canal 23a24s
Wheat, Red 6sa6s Cd; White Is 3da7s Cd; Corn,
mixed yellow 32s 6da32s Cd; New White 36s; Old
37a38; Beef quiet; Pork dull; Bacon firm, steady;
Lard and TalloW slow SALE unchanged Resin A;
Sugar 4; Coffee steady; Tes and Rice quiet; Spirits
Turpentine 32s.
LOEDoE-Breadstuffs dull Wheat declining; Su-
gar buoyant; Coffee firm.
IEDIA-Campbell evacuated Lucknow. The Out
rage remains at Alumbagh with strong division.
Windham, after defeating the Gwsllior contingent,
was taken by surprise and his camp destroyed. The
GWalhOr mutineeers were subsequently beaten by
Campbell, and again by General Grant, with loss
Of all their guns and stores.
The Dude insurgents are pushing southwark.
Punjaub is quiet
CANToN-The principal part of the English have
gone up the Canton river An attack is expected on
the arrival of reinforcements Elgin has gone to
Macoa.
SHANGHAI-Teas are quiet.
FRANoE-News unimportant. The Leviathan is
progressing wsterward
SPAIE-The Cortes has opened.
TURKEY-AE Pasha succeeds Reschid Pssha as
Grand Vizer The Russians have ceased to inter
fere with navigation on the Circassian coast.
The African British ship-of-war SGgpho captured
q SLAYER of 1000 tons on the Westcoast. The SLAYER
ran ashore and threw overheard 800 negroes, half
Of whom were drowned. The crew escapedin boats;
400 negroes were found aboard the SLAYER, which
was burned to the waters edge.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Tbe steamer Fulton left
AspinWal on the 18th to convey Gen. Lamar to San
Juan.
The Noses Taylor passed the Spanish feet off Hu-
vana.
The official vote of Oregon, against slavery, 5000;
in favor Of the constitution, 1000; against the ad-
mission of free negroes, 1900.
SOUTH AMERCA.-Mr. Somer was arrested at
Lima for organizing fllibuster expedition in the
United States. Gen. Echemgene and Capt. Duane,
were also arrested.
The American ship LGmmeguss complains Of an out
rage by a Peruvian ship-of-War.
SAN FRANCIsCO.-Mining news is very favorable.
Business dull. Fine specimens of staple cotton
have been raised in Tuelare county. slight shock
of an earthquake was felt at San Francisco on the
oath.
Central American news unimportant.
The British mail steamer FaIdina was wrecked at
Teschugeren on the 18th of December; ali were
saved.
Bolivia is quiet President Belser is preparing
to oppose the Government.
Peruvian affairs unchanged.
WASHINGTON, Jan 27.-SEYATE-Mr Pugh
promised to reply to MIR Wade when the Lecompton
ConstitutiOn'was presented.
The resolutions were tabled and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Davis from the Select Committee, presented a
minority bill a substitute for the majority army
bill considered.
Mr. Gwin presented a substitute; rejected.
Kansas and Utah affairs were discussed, and the
Senate adjourned.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-The Steamer Canada has
arrived with Liverpool adYices to the 10th. The
Ariel arrived at Cork on the 10th, having broken
her main shaft.
Breadstuffs dull and declining Provisions quiet
Money market slightly easier. Bank rates reduced
to 5 per cent. COnsols 943a943.
Another attempt was made to take the life of Ma
poleon; it failed, though his hat was pierced by
the projectile.
The Leviathan is nearly at the end of the launch
ing ways There is little else to be done; the high
tides in January will float her.
Money easier. Gray Sons Of London, in the
Canadian trade, have suspended.
The eonfscated American ship Adriatc, which
came in collision with the Lyonaise, escaped from
Marseilles.
The new Spanish Ministry has been organized.
A week later from India. Nothing later from
Cawnpore, owing to the interruption of the malls
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Sales of Cotton 50, 900
bales. Fair and Middling qualities declined s.
lower qualities are less affected
Weather at 9 o'clock this mOrniDg-28th.
Pittsburg-cloudy, mercury 80.
Montreal-clOudy, mercury 30.
Detroit-clOudy, mercury 80.
St. LoUis-coudy, wind East mercury "A.
BuffalO-wind Northwest, clear, mercury 25.
Rock Island-snOwing hard, wind East, 30.
BOonville-clOudy, high North Invest wind, IN. 40.
Cincinnati-snowiRg, mercury 80.
LOuisville-clOudy, wind Southwest, mercury &C.
CINCINNATI Jan. 28-The Steamer Fanny
Fern, from ST. Louis to PitsbUg, exploded a boiler
this afternoon, Is miles below here Fifteen lives
are reported lost, including Capt Woodward Sew
eral deck-hands and hremen, and three ladies' were
badly scaded. The pilot, engineers and mate
were saved. The boat burned to the waters edge.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 28.-Flour unchanged
Whisky l53. Hogs 1 5Oa5 30. Provisions in fair
demand. Mess Pork IL 90. Lard active at ST;
held at 81. Money tighter.
WASHINGTON, Jan. % -HoUsE.-The printing
deficiency bill was taken up. The speeches were
generally for Bun combe.
HALIFAX, Jan. 28.-Foregn per Steamer Canada.
Cotton, sales, Friday 18th, 5000 bales; specula
tors and exporters took 1000 bales; closed quiet.
Orleans fair g, middling g. Mobile fair 6, mid
ding 5-l6 upland 81; stock in port 100000 bales,
Of which 100000 is American. Sugar improved;
Cotton firm; Rice, Carolina, lis lis I'd; Linseed
Oil 3Os I'd a Bis; Spts Turpentine g.
LoNDON.-Barings quote Sugar firm; Wheat dull;
Coffee a advance. American etocks slightly
advanced; slim sales; prices firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 28-Cotton, sales Of 1000
bales, mostly before the Cqnada's news was re-
ceived. Prices unchanged. Sugar higher, 4Ia5;
MOlasses l7al7k Flour 25a4 IS; Corn 90; mess
Pork IA %. Other articles unchanged.