Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-27

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NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-The steamer Ten
nessee with Mexico dates Of the 18th has arrived
The rigid execution Of the forced loan is causin,
great excitement
Foreigners non-oompiying, are ordered to leave
Forsyth has demanded and received his passports
/ in consequence.
The Liberals are every where, strength enin,
/ Presiden, LuOagO going 50 Tampieo
Arrival Og the Steamer Ariel.
NEW lOkh, june 2t.-The steamer Ariel from
Southampton with dates Of the 10th passed of Cap
Race yesterday. Cotton sales of DAYS 1900 o
which spectators and exporters took 1000 bale
each.
fhe steamers news from the United States esus
ed a decline OF on all qualities Winchester sd
vices unfavorabe, all qualities slightly declined
/ The weather has been favorable for crops FlouI
/ steady; sales unimportant, Wheat very dull: mar
kets generally unchanged but inferior red declined
/ Sd Corn aRd provisions quiet; consOls Sc,
The steamer New Hork was wrecked of the Sehot
tish coast. The passengers and crew were saved
Gen. Espinasse resigned on receiving seat il
the Senate.
Delangle has been appointed Minister Of the In
terror.
Geneva protests against the expul ion Of Refugee,
Nankin is reported taken by the Imperial troops
The NOaiisur denies any extraordinary war prep
arations
NEW. YORK, june 26 The sloop Rebeeci owned
ny }. G. Burnett, Jr., the ocean regatta prize
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Lieut. Davis OF the Indus reports having deiV.
cred the English Governments dispatches to the
commanders Of the Styx add Buzzsrd, not to over
haul any more American vessels.
ST. LOUIS June 26,--Capt. Marcy lost $50 mules
and large number of sheep in a snow storm on the
18th Of April, between the Arkansas and Platte
rivers. Six Of Col. Lorings men we're frozen 10
death in a snow storm on the Goth McNally and
Alexander lost many cattle and sheep the latter has
abandoned his wagons on the road.
The new Mexico Mining Company have fully or
ganized and ready for operations.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-The river sizzling with
feet inches water in he Canal
The Markets.
ST LOUIS, June 26.-Flour 8 80a3. 85; Wheat.
Red IS, White 90a96; Corn Mixed so Yellow 561:
Oats 48a5O; Hemp 68a75 Tobacco, whole range Of
ali kinds 40 TO II 05 active.
NEW YORK, Cotton quiet; upland middling u g.
16; Flour 5Sa4 60, for Ohio S0a3 So for south
ern wheat southern red l 10, white l 25; Corn
mixed 72a76, white 79a7S; Sugar firm; Whisky 22B;
Beef steady; mess pork 16 00al6 25
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Flour 75a4 90. Wits
ky 10; Lard in kegs IL in bbls 81; Bacon shoulders
loose 5, sides 7a7{; Mess pork IA IS, Bulk sides
g; Sugar advanced ranging from to g. MOlas-
ses "a.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Cotton sales $500
bales, firm with an advancing tendency Flour
Superfne 25; Wheat white 60 Corn 90; Bacon
clear 81; Hay 10 so; Gunnies 100; India bagging Is
Other articles unchanged
News from Utah.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The Republican has re-
ceiyed Camp Scott dates Of the 5th by the Salt Lake
mail.
The mail party encountered a snow storm of three
days.
They met Col Hoffman twenty, and Capt. Mar
cy fifty miles from Camp Scott.
Gen. johnson intended to proceed TO Salt Lake
City as soon as they arrive.
Gov Cummings, the Peace Commissioners and
Post Masters have gone to the city. They met Gen.
Harvey at the head waters of cottonwood travelling
rapidly.
Provisions were plenty at Camp Scott, all the
trains and troops were getting along well.
The cattle were in fine order.
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