Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-07
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6 NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The steamer Atlantic arriV
, ed OF Sandy Hook this morning, with Liverpool
dates Of the 23d
The steamer AJTica arrived at Liverpool on tn
20th, and the kangaroo the 22nd.
Cotton firm, with a large speculative inquiry
Sales Of three days % 900 bales, Of which speeula
took 10000 bales all qualities slightly advanc
J ed and variously reported at from to ;.
Manchester sdVices favorable, with a slight I'm
proyement BreadstUffs quiet Provisions very dull
Money market slightly easier. Consols for aceoun
955a934.
Klingender Brothers & Co., Of Liverpool hav,
failed tor half a million.
Buchanan message is faYorably criticised.
There has been an earthquake at Naples, attended
with great damage Of property and loss Of life.
Nothing further from India.
Richardson & Spence quote red wheat Is 2da7s2di
white 6s lOda7s "a. Corn, mixed 33s Cd Provis-
ions-FlOur very dull; Rice quiet: Resin dull, IS
I'D.
The East India Company have been formally mott
fed of the intention OF the ministers TO terminate
the double government in India
LoNDoN.-Money markell better feeling exists.
Discounts are readily made at per cent
The London Tunes endorses Buchanan financial
views and says that England should not GbTogate
Central American treaty without a guarantee for g
re-enactment Of its important provisions.
The Post says the message is highly creditable TO
Buch mans moderation, jud gmeut and public spirit
The Mars praises his foreign and financial policy,
but condemns his Kansas views
LOUISVILLE, Jan 6.-River stationary, with be.
tween IL and II feet water on the falls.
WASHINGTON. Jan 6.-Mr. CLANCY jones' from
| the Committee on Ways and Means, reported bill
for appropriations for the support Of the Military
! Academy.
Mr.. Washburn of Illinois, reported a bill 10
amend the for the better security Of the lives Of
passengers on board Of steamboats,; the cOnsideTa-
ton Of which was postponed Till the first Tuesday
in February
Mr. Clinpman, from the Committee on Foreign
| Affairs reported a resolution, which was adopted,
asking the President for the correspondence bet Eeen
! the secretary OF State and Parugay and New Cren-
ada also with Brazil, relative 10 the navigation of
! the Amazon. and negotiations Of reciprocity, AMI
all other correspondence Oh The subject Of our re-
] atiCns with Spain, not heretofore made public.
! SLNATE.-Alessrs. Hunter and TOOmbs asked. b.
the Senate refused, 10 excuse them from serving
the French Spolation Bill Committee.
The Senate Is considering MIR. Crttendens reso-
luton in favor Of increasing the duties on imports,
and substituting home, for foreign valuation.
| BALTIMORE, Jan. EXT United State. Senator
David Stuart, died here yesterday.
! NEW YORK, Jan. G-Despatches from East and
| North, say il is very cold. The snow is falling
| heavily along the coast Of Massachusetts and
Maine The snow here is melting.
ST LOUIS Jan. 6-River stationary, with six
feet Of water TO Cairo. Soft ice is floating by The
Missouri and Illinois are very low. The latter is
frozen above Lac0u; tie former Is full Of float
ing ice. The Upper Mississippi is falling and ful.
Of floating ice.
CINCINNATI, Jan. G.-Riysr stationary, with
tWenty-six feet water in the channel.