Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13
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NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Ths river continues
very high. Il has run ever the leVees in seVera
places on this side Of the river near the ciy, pu
all have been repaired. On the DEPOSITS slde there
is erevasse 300 feet wide overlooking the Plsnta-
tons other crevasses are reported above esoh 40
ing immense damage. heavy rain feil yester9e
completely flooding the streets for two hours. The
wind was very high.
MEMPHIS April l2.-BoltOn's trial for the muir
ner Of Mcmillan Of Kentucky, Is finished He is
acquitted
CINCINNATI. April l2-Flour, SO 5Oss8 IS ;
Whisky, I68 Mess Pork, SIC 70; Bulk, 6fss4
Bacon Sides y.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12-COtton sales, 5000
bales, prices unchanged; Sugar, Flour and MOlss-
ses firm; Corn, As; Mess Pork, ST %; Lard in
kegs, Is Freights and Exchange firm.
WASHINGTON, April 80 Commissioners Powell
& McCullOck start for Utah to morrow.
The House adjourned to attend the obsequies OF
Colonel Benton. After adjournment, CIaig, of N.
c. and Mr.. Helper, author Of the impending crisis,
had fight on the AOOF Of the Hall Helper was ar
rested by the Sergeant at arms.
The Senate also adjourned, to attend BentOn's OBJ
sequies.
FOREIGN-A letter from Paris announces the
death Of General Thomas Asptsnt.
NEW YORK, April 12-Weekly Bank statement,
Increase in Loans, S259, 0O0 Increase in Specie,
$500 900 Increase in circulation $13 00O Increase
in undrsWn Deposits, $685., 900; Decrease in nomi-
nal Deposits, S28, 600. Cotton little enquiry prices
weak; Flour, Ohio, 81 55a4 90; Wheat, red, ST II
al 20; White 81 goal 40; Corn, mixed Western,
7Oc Sugar, Orleans 64s73c.i MuscavsdO, 64a6a :
Coffee, l0al1o.
WASHINGTON, April I2-The President. Cabi-
net, Foreign Ministers, and Senators, and Repre-
sentativss attended the Obsequies Of Colonel Ben
ton. His remains left, Uia Baltimore on the Ohio
Railroad, for st. Louis Bigler rendered the Presi
dent regiment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The Cabinet !had.a long session on Utah affairs.
The President oOntemplstes sending message to
Congress on the subject.
NEW YORK, April 12.-ThOmas R. Whitney, ex-
member Of Congress, died. The brig Albert Adams
from Wilmington, previously reported lost arrived
at Bermuda on the 10th in distress.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia mass meeting of
the friends of Henry Clay is to be held for the refOr
nation Of q new national party.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-The Empire City,
with Havre dates Of the 9Th, has arrived The Star
CT the West was to leave AspinWal on the l4th with
1925, 600 treasure. The treaty between the 0. S.
and New Grenada, was ratified at Bogotts Califor-
MIA news unimportant.
OREGoN.-Lieut. Allen reported to have persisted
doned by all his party except one. Advices from
Tsmpico state that Is Mexican FeaotiOnists were
captured by CARA on board the British mail steam
er. Cara had fired on one American vessel and
endeavOred to eXtort double duties.
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NBws-The river now is
on the rise, with 1--WE feet large on Hsrpeth Shoals
The weather continues unsettled with occasional
showers.
E1pected-This day, steamer Tempest, from Lou
isville; Fanny Fern, from Cincinnati, and Ella from
ports above
Boats Depsrted-Will leave this day for che Cres-
emit City, the fast running cOmmodious superior pas
senger and freight steamer Josephine Savage, with
Strong on deck, and ShscklefOrd presiding in the
Office.
On Wednesday for Cincinnati and Louisville the
regular packet Tempest, Capt. Parr. This line is
in every way reliable for comfort and dispatch Pas
sengers will be puncual to the hour II o'clock p m.
For Upper River-This day at o'clock, p. m,
steamer Blanche Lewis, for Rome and Carthage.
Steamer J. G. Cline reported aground at Halls
point on the lower Mississippi
FoR ST. LoUIs-The elegant passenger steamer,
salIie West will leave for St. Louis this afternoon
at o'clock. Passengers will find this one of the
most pleasant and comfortable boats on the Western
waters.
TPRERHAVEsS HOLLAND BITTEHS.-
B@rhaygs Holland Bittsr invaluable remedy in all
Of dyspepsia. They impsn strong, healthy lone 70
tn stomach and the hest enOVEors Of The system gen
srallv. Chicago bulletin
"Dyspepsa Headache and Indigestion. BY which all per-
Eing moderate eTsrcIse wbolesome TODD and dose Of
BGrhsves Holland Bttsrs hour before each meal-
5altimOre sun.
s'BGrhave's Holland Bitters for Dyspepsia, Headache,
Loss Appetite Nervous Debility, and all diseases
upon disOTdered stomach liver. This article
very svOrsby known throughout the West and regularly
prescribed by Of the most distinguished physicians "
iladslphiH Ledger.
There can better remedy Indigestion. Heart
burn and Loss Of Appetite than BGrhaVes Holland Bit
tsFs Michigan.
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