Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
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NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-THE steamer Ten
nessee, with Vera Cruz dates to the 7th, and City
Of Mexico Of the 9Th, has arrived.
The papers are filed with details Of the civil war
The States Of Guerrero, Michoacan, Gueretar and
Guano Juato, display the strongest disafecton to
the new Government.
Doblado ParrOdi, and Artiaga, are fortified at
Celays in the State Of Guiana Justo, with 5000 men
and y pieces Of artillery.
The Government forces are near Celaya, awaiting
reiutorcemeuts, when it is supposed an action viii
take place.
Robbery after robbery is reported.
Alvarez is lie the field with 5000 cavalry against
the new Government
The downfall of Zuloaga is considered certain.
1t is rumored that the new Government has al
ready been pronounced for at Guadaajara.
Cara has possession of Tampico.
The whole country is in alamentable condition.
CINCINNATI. March 1.-THE Seneca County
and Union Sandusky bank notes are refused by the
Brokers.
WASHINGTON, March ll-SEEATE-Mr Polk
spoke on the Kansas question, denying the allega-
ton Of frauds and violations commit ed by Nilsson
rians and Contending that the political preponder-
ance Of Kansas as pro slavery.
Mr. Benjamin reviewed the history Of slavery on
both continents and said il was a common law as
well recognized by the constitution. He de-
Tended the Supreme Courts decision in the bred
Scott case, and eulogsed the Judges giving the
jorty opinion Of the Court, and commenting severe
ly on the dissenting Judge
The Senate passed the House deficiency bill and
adjourned
HoUsE.-Several appropriation bills were taken
up. Kansas and Utah were discussed. Adjourned
A collateral test vote on Kansas and Lsc9mpton
10 expected in the House to morrow. The anti
LecOmptOnltes are confident Of success.
Weather at y, H. March u.
ind nor rh-aa
Paducah, clear. wind, north, mercury &C.
HOpkinsville, clear, mercury 40.
Memphis, clear, mercury COZ
New Orleans, clear, mercury, 20.
Quebec, clear, mercury II.
Montreal, clear, mercury 10.
Albany, clear wind, south west, mercury 80.
Portland, clear, wind west, mercury 10.
Halifax, cloudy, wind west southwest.
New York, clear, wind north west, mercury 81.
Philadelphia, clear, wind west north west, mer-
curry a.
Pittsburg, clear, mercury 46.
BOSTON March 70 The ship Helen, Of Boston,
from London TO Melbourne, burnt ~ sea on the 7th
OF December. The crew was saved By an arri-
val, we have River Blath dates Of January 10th.
The war in MOntiveieO continued The city was
besieged Communication with the country is free
except for soldiers.
ST. LOUIS, March l2-The steamer Arkansas,
with 300 troops Of the Seventh Regiment, from Fort
Smith for Utah, sunk 100 miles below Cairo. 1t is
not ascertained whether any lives were lost. Utah
news represents that the Mormous are preparing to
fight.
WASHINGTON, March l2-SESATE-Mr. Chan
der is speaking on the Kansas question.
HoUsE-Ihe Consular Diplomatic bill passed.
WASHINGTON, March I2-There was desul
tory and sharp discussion respecting the majority
and minority reports Of the investigating committee
uncOucluded. Adjourned till Monday.
NEW YORK, March u Cotton quiet. Sales
1000 bales. Flour firm. Wheat l 3Oal 52I for
Southern White. Corn 6Sa69 for White, and Il for
% for hams, 65l75 for shoulders Lard 95alO4
Iallow i05 Sugar and Coffee frmer. Tobacco
Ga7. Rice dali.
NEW ORLEANS, March I2.-Cotton, sales 900
bales, llall5 weeks sale A. 500 bales receipts o.
500 bales decrease in receipts at this port 81 500
bales, decrease at all ports 100000 bales; Bulk
Meats, 3 as for Shoulders, Hams 7a74 Sides q;
Freights unsettled; Starting 7a74 New York Ia3
discount
WASHINGTON, March 2-SEyATB.-BIr Chan
der Niruiently asssIled the President HI denied
land. Dir. Hunter is now replying.
CINCINNATI, March y Flour 9 65a8 20: Mess
Pork Is l2lal5 %; bulk shoulders 81; Sugar 7a8;
Coffee lals; Whisky l64
ST. LOUIS, March y The river is rising "a
piily, with 10 10 feet to Cairo. Flour So red
Wheat rs la93i mixed Corn 37a38, white 4Oa45;
Hemp 10.