Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
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PHILADELPHIA, Jas ls.-snith has been &C
quilted FOR killing Carter.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l9.--Au Indian trader says thai
| be met between six and seven hundred Camanehe:
on the 23d Of December, returning from Salt Lake
to their village, eighty miles from Fort Laramie, in
tending TO camp till spring and then, under Nor
mon leaders, harrnss the United States troops, cut
/ eli supplies, &c. The Camanehes believe the Nor
mon army to be $4,000, and say that the Mormons
have no idas of leaving the territory.
| There ia about seven feet water to Cairo
WASHINGTON, Jan. I9-HoUsE.-Mr Coch-
rane presented petition from Isaac v Forster and
Others praying that the appropriation Of public
lands may be given in limited quantities to actual
settlers, and prohibition from further traffic in and
monopoly Of the same.
| SEATE.-The Sound Dues correspondence between
the United States aud Denmark vas received
Mr.. GWin reported bill for the transportation of
mails by railroad from the Missouri river to San
Francisco which was made the special order for the
first Monday in February.
Mr. Seward offered a resolution, which was adopted.
asking the President for the information derived
from the officers Of the squadron on the coast Of
Africa, or from the British French Government,
or other sources concerning the revival Of the Afr
can slave rIde.
LOUISVILLE, JAN 19.-Weather at 9 o'clock
Montreal Cloudy, mercury 20.
BUhalo-Cloudy, with a southeast wind, mer-
curry %.
CleYeland-Hazy, mercury 80.
LouisEille-Clear, mercury So.
st. LoUis-Claar, mercury 40.
ChicagO-Clear, mercury 26.
delphia-Clear, with north west wind, mer-
curry A.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l8-Cotton, sales of 1000
bales; business limited by limited supplies and the
nigh pretensOns Of factors, 94slO, showing an ad-
vance of /. Sugar frmer; Mess Pork IA 20; other
articles unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I9-The steamer Fashion
has arrived at Mobile and was seized by the United
States authorities.
NEW YORK Jan I8-Weekly bank statement
Increase in loans, 1851 200. Increase in specie
Sl,O3O,600. Decrease in circulation, S266, 900.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I8-The Senate confirmed
nearly all the Naval nominations consequent upon
upon the action of the Naval Court of Inquiry A
few were postponed for further consideration, and
will probably be confirmed
An order passed for reinforcing the Utah army by
B. and K. companies Of the second regiment of ORA
gOons.
WASHINGTON, January 9-SENATE.--AIr.
Houston announced the decease of Mr. Rusk and
Houston, Colamer, and Seward pronounced euloQies.
The customary resolutions Of respect were passed
and the Senate adjourned
House Mr.. Kellogg introduced a bill authori-
zIng deposits Of bullion and gold and silver coin
and the issuance Of certificates therefor.
Mr.. Greenwood asked leave to introduce a reso-
luton asking the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into and report bill Furnishing negroes for stealing
in the Indian country
Mr. Bliss objected
Eulogies Mr. Rusk were pronounced and reso-
lutiOns Of respect adopted. Adjourned.
NEW YORK, Jan. I9.-Cotton advanced ]: Up-
lend middlsng 10. Other articles unchanged
BROOKLYN, n Y, Jan. I9.-Tbe large school
house on the corner Of Navy and Concord streets
burned this afternoon; five hundred scholars were
in the building when the fire commenced and in
escaping seven were killed. 1t was an agonizing
scene.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-The Pacific Railroad
bill was reported
lIr Gwin proposed to locate it between the Big
Sioux and the mouth Of the Kansas river TO San
Francisco aud to grant alterate sections Of land Oh
each side Of the road and So 500 per mile advanced
the completion Of every twenty five miles, till
twenty-five millions was expended. The advance to
De reimbursed by military and navy transportation.
Five per cent stock be issued 70 raise the means
The President to receiys bids and make contracts for
20 years.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-The steamer Philadelphia
has arrived from New Orleans and Havana.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I9.-At meeting of the
Colonization Society, the society reported the re-
ceipts for the past year at S97 1884, nearly half of
which dnoated by Amos Hunt, of Mississippi
The Secretary's report recommends the Govern
ment to employ small steamers to suppress the Af-
rican slave trade
Asteam frigate is fitting out at Norfolk to relieve
The Wabash.
The friends Of the bill apprOpriating public lands
in limited quantities to actual settlers exclusively
state that it viii undoubtedly become a law.
IL can now indulge in the Richest Food
with inpuny whereas previous to its usel was obliged
70 couhbe myse ( strictly 20 the plainest food"
such is the experience Of only custom eEs,
hut oi hundreds Of persons here in Philadelphia New
York, Montreal and Quebec, who have used BqRHAVEs'S
holland BlTTEkS for INDIGESTION, Nausea, and Acidfty
Of the Stomach. janl7-IW-