Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-19

Six, from Cincinnati; Cuba, from Paducsh.
Boats leaving tO-day-Fairy Queen for Cincin-
matt; Sligo and Cuba for up river.
The Red Rover passed Memphis on the 18th, and
viii arrive here on tomorrow.
Ia Our readers will learn with regret that
THALBERG and VIEUxTEMPs have found it necessary
to postpone their concert one week. On Monday,
the 3lst inst they will open with the most talented
and brilliant troupe ever assembled in Nashville.
Ia The Grand Temple Of Honor of Tennessee
will convene this morning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
Temperance Hall over McClelland's store.
BI- The Charleston Courier states that the in
in the receipts of cotton, ct all ports to the
latest dates compared with the same time last year.
is tEenty-four thousand one hundred and ninety.
nine bales
The Savannah Morning NsWs makes the increase
twenty. nine thousand six hundred and eighty-One.
TIE CoTTOS CROP IN CARROLL PAR1sH.-The
vicksburg e. So,sLrOn, Of the 9th ult, has the
following:
We learn from gentleman in Carroll Parish in
Louisiana, that great complaints prevailing in
that parish in consequence Of the fact that under
the influence Of the cold nights and mornings
perienced for week past the young cotton is dying
at alarming rate. Many Of the planters, we IN
derstand, are preparing to pillow up their crops, pre-
ParatOry to replanting
~ The New York Evening Post says the tenor
Of the Persas slvices is such as to strengthen the
tendency 10 improvement which has been apparent
here during the past fortnight. One London aug
thority writes as follows:
'Thsre are some slight symptoms Of an improve
ment in the home trade, but they are very slg h as
yet and require further confirmation before they
be looked upon as permanent. IF the month Of May
should pass over without any disasters in the East
India trade, it will have good effect. The foreign
trade continues be very Indifferent, the great fair
at Leipz has turned out the worst Of any for many
years past and the political position Of France Is
looked upon with increasing apprehension. Our
public funds are forced up by the abundance Of
employed money
WHEAT AND OAT CRoP.-So far as our observations
extended in LoWndes, and so far rs We have seen
and heard in Thomas, these crops have been des-
troyed by rust. This is much of wheat country
but oats grow finely, and our farmers plant Of this
grain largely.
The loss Of this crop will be quite an inoOnven-
fence 10 our people.-Ih0masUiHs (GG) Reporter.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coop TEuPLARs.-Eacb
MEMBERS respectfully and urgently solicited to meet
at Temperance Hall, over MCCLELLAND's store, We'd
nssday evening the 18th inst, at o'clock, for the
purpose Of uniting with the Temple Of Honor, in
public procession.
Addresses at the "Gaiety" by BIsHoP PIERCE
and R. A. MORAN, and at night by Rev. c. R. MAR
SHALL and Rev r A. YOUNG.
BY order Of the Committee.
HUGH CARROLL
mayls-2t G. W. c. 7.
NJ The Clerks Of the Circuit Courts of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notifc the 4th volume of
Sneeds Reports has been deposited in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
distribution. J. P. CLARK, Clerk
May l2th 1858. irwin.