Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
BY TELEGRAPH.

I
The House killed the fertilization bill By striking
out the enaoting clause by Is majority.
Clancy Jones reported a bill authorizing loan Of
4 fifteen millions.
Col. Sioo in memorial charges the President Of
the United States and the Mexican Government with
bad faith, and asks the Senate TO support his Nail
! Contract.
WASHINGTON, May 27-The great Southern
Mail leaves New York after the first Of July via the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroads, connecting at
Grand Junction, Tennessee. Time between New
York aud New 0rleans, FIVE days and seventeen
hours Il is supposed that the completion Of The
Orange and Alexandria rsad to Lynchburg, that the
time will be reduced to three days aud Twelve hours
Passengers will be carried through for forty eight
dollars. Arrangements have been made by the de-
parlment in connection with the above for semi
monthly California Mail from New Orleans, via
Tehuantepec aud Acapulco, which lis believed will
shorten the time ten days.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Ths steamer Africa has
arrived with Liverpool dates of the 18th
COTToN,-Oceans fair 8, Middling II, Moi lie fair
q, Middling 16. Upland fair e. Middling a
Stock in port 4S5 900 bales of which 40l 800 bales
are American
HAvRE Orleans tres Ordiuaire 1Osf Sales of
the week 10000 bales
LoKDoN-COns0ls 9T8.
Observation-Disclosures sales Of cotton, Friday,
5000 bs Is, Of which Spectators and Exporters took
1000 each.
Manchester advices favorable Cotton goods firm
Richardson Spence quote -four Western Canal
2lsa2ls6d; Ohio 22s6da25s Wheat, Red 6s.-
White 1sa7s4d. Corn, yellow 34s6d. White 95sa
35s6d. Lard 56s6da57s6d. Bacon buoyant. Pork
firm. Sugar opened buoyant but at the close quo
tatiOns were barely maintained Coffee and tea
slow sale. Prices unchanged Rice heavy. Lin
seed 33sa3 ts6d. Rosin 4sa4s4d
LOEDoN-Breadstufs dull Sugar heavy at 6daI
shilling, decline. Linseed oil 33sa33s6d. Turpen-
tine 4lsa4ls6d. Money and American securities
unchanged. Bullion in the Bank decreased during
the week as, 900 pounds.
The resolutions of eensnre of the Ministry were
defeated by majority in the House of Lords It
is rumored that Lord Stanley succeeds Ellenbor-
Ough, and Edward BulWer Lytton takes the Colonial
Office
The Bombay mail of the oath is received. It was
telegraphed that the commander in chief was about
starting for Rohilound. The bulk of the army was
at Lucknow Trade at Bombay was inactive. Mon
ey light.
The Paris conference opens about the 22d The
Spanish Ministry have not Teorganized. The Aus
tran Notifications in the Italian provinces are pro
crossing rapidly.
England and France have resolved to send com
missioner 10 settle the dispute between Turkey and
Montenegro. The frigate Cumberland remained at
Madeira on the fifth.
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Cotton sales $500
bales, irregular. Declined on low grades Low mid
ding l04al0}. Mddling 1l4al11 Sugar 5}a6B
Wheat, Red 80. White Lob Corn, white 10
Lard lls. Freights on cotton T.
WASHINGTON May 7.-HOuse-sbnrply dis
cussing the loan bill
SENATB-Appointed d committee of conference
with the House the Legislative Judicial exeeu-
tive appropriation bills. The House bill extending
the land laws East Of the Cascade mountains passed
resolution was passed requiring the Secretary Of
the Navy to give Information to the COST efcien
cy and location of every vessel in the Navy. The
Homestead bill was postponed till January, by 81
against p.
The harbOr aud river improvement bill was taken
up, pending the proposal of numerous amendments.
The Senate adjourned.
NEW YORK, May % The steamer Africa has
arrived with London dates to the 18th.
COtton-Sales of the week 81, 600 bales, of which
spectators took 1000 aud exporters 600 bales
Cotton opened at advance of l-l6, which was
subsequently lost and closed dull.
Breadstufs declining Provisions steady; Lard
buOyant all qualities slightly advanced.
The Africa brought 100000 in specie
Hughes Telegraphic instrument has worked
through the entire length Of the Atlantic cable more
rapidly and reliable than any other. Confidence of
success in the undertaking is daily increasing 1t
is expected that communication with New York will
be completed by July.
INDIA.-BGreill and Calpes are still in the hands
of enemy
The Rebels are still in force along FuttehpOre and
near Benares.
Gen. close, ct Ihansi, reported large bodies of
the enemy advancing upon him.
Punjant aud Scinde are quiet.
The NepOu frontier is threatened by the Rebels. |
CINCINNATI, May 27.-The river is rising
slowly.
LOUISVILLE, May 27-The river is rising rap
idly, with y feet water on the falls
PITTSBURG May 27.-The river is rising, with |
26 feet water in the channel
NEW YORK, May 27.-FOREIGE-Rus letters
say that the Agragrian disturbances are much more
general than was supposed, In some cases refrao |
tory serfe we're seized The agitation is exclusively
directed against the noble land prOprietOrs.
The Turks and Mentenegrins had battle at Ora
bora, with heavy loss to the latter. Grahars was
burned by the inhabitants.
LNDIA.-The inhabitants Of Nens Sahib still cause |
great anxiety. lie had a strong body of cavalry /
and $4,000 Sepoys, besides an armed rabble.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-HoUsE.-The Naval |
appropriation bill passed, yeas ITO, nays IS.
The bill appropriating $500, 900 for the collec-
ton of revenue, passed
WASHINGTON, May 27,-Unezpected difficulties
have arisen which will delay the Organization Of the
proposed monthly mail between New Orleans and |
California
II , Persons Of sedentRty Habits who generally
Affected with Vertigo Languor and Exhauson Nausea and Head
ache, Bcerhave Holland Ber grateful remedy It
gives strength and energy the system, stimulates the digestive
organs, and corrects scdity of the stomach.
We public against purchasing any the
many limitations ghul Aroma. prevent imposition,
be careful to ask for BOerhave's Holland Bitters.
mRy23-dSwlw