Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-02
ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA.
HAnrFxx, March 26.

with dates TO the 18th. ~
LIvERPooL, March IL - Cotton has de-
clined A@sd during the week. Owing to
heavy imports, breadstnfs and provisions
were dull. Consols 96k@96afor money [
In the House of Commons, March 12th,
D'Israeli announced the reception Of very
satisfactory dispatch from France, and the
termination Of Misunderstanding between
thestwo countries
ta INDIA.-The dispatches had not reached
Liverpool when the Niagara sailed /
The appeal of Orsini and accomplices
had been refused. Arrests continue num-
erous in France. 'Nen te
rf9a q {fhe NEw York, March 26.
The Moses Taylor has arrived from
Aspinwall bringing 81 400, 600 in treasure.
The trip was performed in twenty days
and fourteen hours, the quickest on record.
She left Aspinwall on the afternoon ofthe
18th.
The st. Louis was to sail the same even
ing for New York a ecl - bs4as
Principal consignees Wells, Fargo, g.
Co., s473,000; Rowland & Aspinwall,
1871 600; American Exchange Bank,
!. $50, 900 !; Duncan, Sherman, & Co., S40,-
900; w. T. Coleman & Co., s69, 600.
The California Senate was discussing
billsto provide for compulsory observance
of the Sabbath, and incorporating mining
and ditch company.
Bates, the late State Treasurer, was ac-
Quilted Of embezzlement. ilt sli ag5H3
i A horrible tragedy has occurred at Grass
Valley. Michael Brennan, President of
the Mount Hope Mining Company, MUIR
dered his wife and three children, and then
committed suicide. saibalf &c. sA~4R
Archy, the slave was confined in Stock
ton Jail by order of the owner, under a
decision of the Supreme Court r.,.,...
An organized band Of burglars has been
discovered at San Francisco. Some were
arrested. ~ ,gaHs4 soi ssHG5 -ni1ayn
The Flying Fish sailed for China with
many dead and living Chinese and two
! hundred and eighty FIVE thousand in treas
. ure.
I A meeting Of French citizens Of San
: Francisco adopted an address of horror Al
u the attempted assassination Of Napoleon.
? The Golden Age was out twenty one
: days, the quickest trip yet. .,.'...,
The markets were languid, but not de.
pressed. Some articles were higher Mon
a ey easy. EtE tassf Art tl
The California Legislature passed al
act to take the State prison from the hands
Of agents to be appointed by the Govern
Q or. The Governor was refused possession
/ He broke the doors and took it. hanm
o The Legislature confirmed the Van Nes
q ordinance providing that all title of Cit,
q Francisco lands within her borders be giveI
r. to parties in possession, except what is re
It quired for streets, public squares, schoo
', houses, etc. 5F ttseli "a eas HsT7t
iii A joint committee reported memoria
8. to Congress for the abrogation of the mai
n contract, and the formation of two compan
L les to carry alternately, SO as to make .
It weekly mail q a ff aeN aO ~
d The sloop of-war st. Mary arrived from
e Honolulu, had 80 desertions, some o
C whom were captured.
y The Indians on the Sebastin reservation
n revolted and refused to work OF obey or
It ders. They were frightened into submis
j. sion by the soldiers and the leaders receiy
J. ed from twenty to hundred lashes.
II Gen. Lamar, our minister, was formal,
= received by the Government of Nicaragu,
} on the 22d February. igeg iaa
J. Inc Irssarl treaty was still before the
It Legislature, and it was believed would no
is be ratified unless with alterations which
l. would reopen the whole affair.
70 Carey Jones had taken leave of tn,
Il Government. Gen. Jerez had been ap
,e pointed minister of war and hacienda.
J. The steamer San Carlos was lost on tn,
a lake. a' Liz ,s-'z'- % rf1
ic The U. s. steam frigate Susquehann'
le was at San Juan. tte aae lll
,fI Pera Vivanco had captured Arcia. TIL
frigate Apuemac, having first shelled tn
town, landed $50 men and took possession
d of it. The loss on both sides was 20'
a, killed and as many wounded. Half of tn
d town was laid in ruins. Vivanco had with
y drawn the troops from Iquique, "a, i.
1t An attempt at revolution in Lima wa
e suppressed. -.
is Lieut. Cohen is passenger on the Nose
r Taylor, and bearer of dispatches from
Commodore Long of the frigate Merrimac
which had arrived at Callao.