Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

NV ORLEANS, January Cotton, sales 1900
bald before the Niagars's neWs-nothing since
Flo, better, 81 %. Whest lower. Nothing doing
in lreign Exchanges New York par to premium.
WSHINGTOE, Jan. 4 The Union says it is
qui clear that the breaking up Of Gen. Walkers
exHitOn was the very result contemplated BY
prepus instructions, though the mode OF Interrupt
nOuhsy have been in conflict with Com Tauldings
INSPECTIONS It is not probable that his instructions
eouimplated the landing Of forces on Nlearaguan
BOitit is also not probable that the Administration
Wilomplain Of the aggression. The Union further
ssghat the policy OF the President, enuncisted in
hisl essagerelatve TO Nicaragua, will undoubtedly
be lrsued. The article throughout is eommitta
sasb The views Of Com. PsuIding's course by the
Adinistration.
Nv YORK, Jan. 4.-Private sdvices by the
Ni4Ta report Gotten at Hayre, on the l7lh, as
untitled, with no regular quotations.
tTROIT, Jan. 4.-W. h. Russell, Of this city.
lefihe Astor House on the fourteenth and is sun
poi to be wandering about the country derauged.
hSHNGTON, Jan. 4.-The Committee on For
eig Affairs reported a resolution asking the Presi
delt0 communicate all information relative to the
setre Of Gen. Walker
/. LOUIS, Jan 4-The Democrats renort fror,
LaenwOrth says that an engagement had taken
plP at Sugar Mound between Lanes troeps and
outrageous. The officers ordered Lane to sur
reler lie refused, and the Dragons CHARGED but
We Tepulsed, with a loss Of three They sent TO
Dyer for reinforcements. Denver ordered three
coplnies Of Dragons TO be sent to the seat of war
Bbdy work is anticipated. When the news Of the !
engement was received the people commenced |
onuiEng, hUrrying to assist Lane. Il was ex- !
peed that before the arrival of the Dragons Lane
wld be reinforced by $500 men There is intense |
e3emenL The people of Lawrence are preparing
lake the field Calhoun fed the Territory.
tAsHINGTON, Jan. lO.-SENATE-Mr Davis in |
trtuced joint resolution to define the authority /
ofhe President under the act to promote the eff |
cCy Of the Navy in regard to the dropped retired |
offers
lr Eessender gave notice Of his intention TO in
tduce the French Spoilation bill.
r. Fitzpatrick offered a resolution asking the
PFident for the correspondence and instructions
riding to Pauldng, Walker, and Central America
Psed.
II Pugh obtained leave to introduce bill to
pEide for the admission Of Kansas. Referred TO
tHCommittee on Territories.
ir Brown commenced a speech advocating the
aqission Of Kansas under the Lecompton constitu-
TIL but was seized with a uertigO, and yielded the
hr, expressing the hope that he would be able TO
pEeed tomorrow. Adjourned.
oUsE.-Mr. Jones of Tennessee, asked Mr.
Csgman 20 modify his resolution to embrace the
hng out Of an expedition in this country By
Wker.
lr Clngman declined, because the resolution was
rerted by the committee after debate. The resolu-
til passed.
lew YORK, Jan. 4-Flour firm. Wheat, red
] pal Is; white 1 25. Corn J7aGI. Mess pork
l5Oa15 so. Sugar heavy, declined l. Coffee
hey. 82a9I. MoIasses steady Rice improved
Fights, cotton to Liverpool five thirty seconds five
I'd y-tWo to three-sixteenths. Bacon hams 8 a8I
Snlders st. TallOw 10
fASHINGTON, Jan. 4-HoUsE-An amendment
w passed, asking the President to communicate
Wkher OurG0yernment, by treaty brother arrange
NIT with Nicaragua, previous to The arrest Of Gen
WEer had undertaken to guarantee the peaceable
eTlyment Of the Nicaragua route, or assume the
p1ectOrate Of the route by United States arms if
1essary.
lr Kelsey offered a resolution, which was adopt
edsking the President to informthe House Wheth-
are Government Of Nicaragua complained Of the
seiITe Of Walker and his followers
b. Quitman asked leave TO introduce a bill to re-
pa certain sections Of the neutrality laws.
r. Grow objected.
b motion Of Mr. Smith Of Illinois; a committee
lflye was ordered and appointed to investigate all
hiaCts in connection with the late sale Of Fort /
siding, with power 10 send for persons and pa
q. Morrill, introduced bill to permit the prac-
ID of pOygamy in Territories. Referred to the
llmittee on Territories.
guse adjourned.
EW YORK, Jan. Cotton declining; goodmid-
ilE Upland g. No Orleans or Mobile in market.
distinction, Jon The Navy Department b
eE yed dispatches from Commodore Armstrong, | 9
0nandinE he squsdron in the China Seas He
al tina he is satisfied that there is 10 survivors of
utre6 Of the wrecked American ship HighHyer
lltt lie European caItives in the island Of For
e.