Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04
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WASHINGTON, Mag ]. -snSAsn-The vote on
the concurrence with the House on the Kansas re-
port stood yeas 81, Hays22.
On motion Of bIr Hunter the Senate recedsd from
its amendment 70 the Deficiency bill By vote Of
% to 81. kt &AEE CfafE {
The Cabinet is in session.
When the Kansas bill passed, salutes we're fred
near the capitol in the vicinity Of the White House,
and elsewhere. Numerous uembers Of Congress
paired of, intending 70 return Immediately to their
homes.
ST LOUIS. April S0.--White Wheat 90a9S Corn
4Oa45; Oats 873sS9; Hemp 63a7s; Tobacco, whole
range, SO to As.
LOUISVILLE, May River falling with Eve
and half feet water on the falls and eight and q
fourth feet in the canal
NEW YORK, May The steamer BrOussa from
Hamburg, has arrived with London dates of the
18th. tf
The Fulton has also arrived. Bernard was found
"nOt guilty"
favor Of Creassia has been discovered. and Hun
garian officer, and several Russian emissaries con-
demned to DEATH
Affairs between Turkey and Montenegro are
| alarming
Russia is concentrating troops on the frontiers to
meet emergencies
NEW YORK, May 1.-The Hersld's Washington
correspondent says the Trissari treaty, viii meet
with considerable opposition in the Senate. g--
Prominent administration Senators denounced as
an immense speculation, smuggled into treaty.
The copy Of the treaty published from Nicaragua
is said 10 be essentially incorrect.
NEW YORK May 1-Cottou and Flour heavy;
Wheat Southern red, 104aIl8; white. l18e1 80;
Corn, G6a7O for white Mess Pork, Is 75al8 IS;
Bacon. quiet Sugar, firm. 43a6B for MusoOvsdO,
and Gao for Orleans; Coffee, lO4allf.
NEW ORLEANS, May Cotton sales, 600 bales,
quotations nominal Flour, inactive, 425a4. IS;
Wheat dropping, red, 20 WHITE, La Aess PORK
firm, Is 50als 75; Lard, ll2al2. Exchange, Sterl-
ing, 72as8.
NEW YORK, May 9rd.-The steamer Anglo Sax
on has arrived The Niagara arrived out the l9tb,
and the Vanderbilt on the 10th. Cotton advanced
one eighth sales for three days 1000 bales Wes-
te n Canal Flour 22s Wheat, Red IS; White Is Sd;
Corn, White 33sa33s Cd, yellow "a. eH
PRovisIoNs.-Por quiet; Beef dull; Bacon firm;
Lard B3a55s; Pig Iron on the Clyde 52s 6da63s-
American Securities dull and unaltsred; COnsOls
96sa962.
I1vERPooI. April 2lst.-RichsrdsOn and Spence
ouote Cotton closed with declining tendency, bat
an.advsnce of J since the sailing Of the Arabs.
Flour and Wheat dull; Corn advancing, White S5s.
The Parliamentary budget shows deficiency Of
four millions sterling.
The Ministry recommend the PostpOnement of
some payments; the taxation Of IRISH Hhlskey and
the stamping of Bankers checks.
Two law officers of the Grown pronounce the seiz
ure Of the Cagliari legal the third says It was Illegal
therefore, the Government is disinelined to use
strong measures against Naples.
Robert Brown s. Co., Of London in the Australian
trade, have suspended
It is reported, but doubted, that Victoria is to
meet Napoleon at the Railway fsts at Cherbough.
Demands aeqUttal caused great sensation in
France.
There is slight improvements trade in Paris.
There was warm debate on the conspiracy bill
in the Sandman Chamber of Deputies.
The Q. s. Corvith, Cumberland, was at Madeira on
the tenth of April.
WASHINGTON, May Gov Walker in q recent
letter approves the Conference Kansas bill, and
says Kansas will reject the LecomptOn Constitution
Senate and House uRimpOrtant.
CINCINNATI, May 3.-FlOur 65a3 IS; whisky
163; Provisions unchanged; Sugar declining Corn
WASHINGTON, May 3.-SEEATE-The Commit
tee on Commerce were directed to report the expe-
diency of apprOpriating sufficient, to preserve uR-
finished river and harbor works from decay.
The Indian appropriation bill unamended passed
By % against g.
HOUsE-Considering Legislative, Executive, and
Judicial appropriation bills.
NEW YORK, May Cotton firm, sales 1900
bales; Upland Middiug 122; Flour 35s4 55; Wheat
Sugar steady Musos7edo 5a6I; Coffee l03al03; Ba-
con hams 9alO4; Shoulders 64a7; TalloW l04.
BG- We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident we csn offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices object, we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially to
lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which We
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the
way. Also Silks, DucaIs and all the different kinds
of Drsss Goods Our stock of staple goods is very
complete, all of which we wish to dispose of imme-
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. C. NICHOLSON Co.,
apr7-tf. No. % Public Square.
80 -, n