The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
+ From the Vicksburg Whig. I

From the vicksburg Whig1
New ORLEANS, Nov. 0.--Sales of cotton
Ito-day, $500 bales; prices easier, but I'M
changed sales for three days, $4,000; re-
ceipts, $4,000; exports, $4,000. Moasscs
81. Flour dull; Supertine s. 70. Pork closed
buoyant-advanced /; sales At Is. Lard
closed buoyant; advanced 10. Shoulders
II; sides 81.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Whisky IS Slight
snow this afternoon.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 9.-Receipis in the
Treasury for the quarter ending September,
$25, $4,000 OF which 81 200, 900 was for
customers, and $lO,OOO,OOO for loans. The
expenditures were upwards Of 500, 900, 900
for he navy.
Advices from Fort Defiance to the 25th,
say fight has occurred between Capt
Hatch's troops md a band of Navajoes, in
which six Indians were killed.
New YoRK, Nov. 9.--Cotton dull; $500
bales sold; Middling Uplands, life.
MOBILE, Nov. S.--Onr Board of Health
to day resolved on abandoning daily reports
Of the sanitary state Of the city, the epidemic
UttIlg COuSlucI0u. al HI 6uus
WAsHINeroE, Nov. s-General Walker
declares that the Presidents proclamation in
relation to the expedition to Nicaragua is
founded on incorrect information.
He asserts that the projected expedition is
under the auspices Of the Southern Emgra-
ton Company, which has branches in Lou
isiana, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.
He also says that there has been no sale Of
bonds pedging the transit route, as is repre-
sented in the proclamation.
Further, he says that his movements are
not opposed by the Canal Company.
The object of Gen. Walkers visit to
Washington, it is given out, is to ascertain
the extent Of the rumored British interior
ence with the expedition.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
New York, Nov. 9.-The steamer Kanga
roo has arrived from Liverpool, with advices
to the 9th ult.
The British press are indignant against
France compelling Portugal 10 surrender the
SLAYER Charles George.
Lord Elgn has made satisfactory treaty
with Japan. The trade of Canton is STA
nant. Affairs at Shanghai wee quiet.
ADDITIONAL BY THE KANGAROO.
Great excitement was occasioned at Cons
stantihople on account Of the presence of The
U. S. steamer Wabash. The Porte has pro-
tested because Of the number Of guns
LIvERPooL, Oct 81. - Cotton The steam
er's news caused decline; sales for three
days, $4,000 bales. Ali qualities slightly
declined; sales on speculation and export,
l400 bales. Manchester news untavorable;
there has been still further decline. Bread.
stuffs have a declining tendency. Flour firm.
Wheat and corn dull. s6,a.f.,.
The British press censure The Derby Cab
met for not interfering in behalf OF Portugal
in the SLAYER case.
Morphy has recommended his chess match
with Harwtz, beating him already two. out
Of three games. Anderson proposes 10 en-.
counter Morphy shortly.
From India, we learn that he rebels were
defeated Oh the island near Gorgronia. with
great slaughter
Five companies were preparing TO leave
France for Canton.
The Wabash is prepared to withdraw from
the Dardanelles
The GwaIior rebels are still at Seranye.
It is thought they viii attempt to cross to
Nerbudda. THEE thousand rebels we're Gu
gagged.
At Liverpool, at noon, on We ln4sday, the
9th, cotton was very dull
The English Parliamentary elections had
resulted in favor Of the Liberals. Fl
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. lO.-The overland Cali
fornia mail has arrived, with dates from San
Francisco Of the 18th ult.
THE INDIANS sUEINo FOR PEACE.
The Indians of Oregon Territory were
sueing for peace, but Col, Wright refuses to
grant it on any other condition than their
unconditional surrender.
The soldiers were destroying the grain
fields and provisions Of the Indians, who will
be reduced to state Of starvation.
FATAL DUEL
A duel had been fought between parties
named Johnson and Ferguson, in which the
after was killed.
johnson las been arrested and held for
trial.
BUSINESS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Tee Flour market was dull. Domestic
Flour was selling at SO so per DBL; Haxall,
|$l4. 1..
WALKER INVITED TO NICARAGUA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lo.--It is believed
here upon information apparently reliable
that Gen. Walkers Immigrant Company has
been invited to Nicaragua by the Democratic
party of that country.
A revolution is anticipated in Nicaragua
THE MONTGOMERY FAIR-Extract Of
letter from Montgomery, to the Mobile
Herald, dated Sd instant:
"The crowd that has gathered here to
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