Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12
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FOREIGN PER CANADA.

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FOREIGN PER CANADA.
NEW YORK, March lO-The Kangaroo took the
news Of the resignation Of PalmerstOns ministry,
and the formation Of new cabinet
For Premier, Derby; Exohequer, D'Israeli; Lord
Chancellor, Thesigers; President Of the Council,
1 Earl Of Salisbury; Priyy Seal Earl HardWick; Home
Affairs, Spencer Walpole; Foreign Affairs, Earl
Malmsburg War, General Peel; Admiralty Sir j..
Pslinton; Postmaster, Lord Colchester; Board Of
/ Trade Mr. Henley: Board Control Lord Euensbor-
rough; Public Works, Lord John ManCro; Attorney
General Sir F. Kelly; VioerOy Of Ireland, Earl Eg-
linton; Irish Chancellor, Justice Blackburn; Chief
! Secretary, Lord Mas.
Canton was captured on the 29th of December
| Yen was taken prisoner.
The news from India is a week later, but unim-
portant.
LIvERPooL.-Cotton sales Of the week, 81, 900
baes closed firm; Orleans fair 8; Middling l1-16;
! Mobile fair Il; Middling 9 Is; Upland fair (;
Midding b stock in port 207, 600 bales, Of which
! 100000 bales are American.
Manchester adviees favorable; goods Of all de-
soripuOns slightly advanced; tres ordaairs at Havre
103.
/ LoNDOE-Money very abundant; increase in bull
lion in the Bank Of England, for the week, 100000
/ pounds.
LrvERPOOL-BresdstufFs quiet Richardson &
Spence quote Flour dull and Unsaleabs; Western
/ Canal 2Os 6da22s; Ohio 24a27s The latter figure
was obtained for a lot via Orleans. Wheat 6sa6s Sd
and 1sals Cd; Corn 33s 6da34s for yellow, and 345
for white; Beef declined pence; Pork dull; Bacon
/ dull, pence decline on the week; Lard dull 90;
IallOW unchanged; Coffee steady Rice steady and
quiet; Tea weak; ROsin IS 4da4s 3D. Spirits turpen-
tine 37a42.
/ LOSDoN-Barings quote Sugar steady; Breadstuffs
4 quiet; Coffee firm; Tea unchanged SPIRITS Of Tur-
/ pentine a.
American stocks slow sale. Pennsylvania ive's
I advanced.
! The Admiralty Court rendered a verdict against
the steamer North America, for the collision with
the Leauder. An appeal will be taken.
The Allies continue their protectOrate over Can
/ ton, till terms made.
Pekiu is quiet.
The Allies lost $50 men.
Campbell is gathering strength for the entry of
Dude, aud for the final struggle.
An immense number Of arrests Of Republicans
have been recently made at Paris.
The Belgian Chambers passed bill relative to
attempts on the lives Of Foreign Sovsreigus.
NEW YORK, March IO.-Couou firm and IN
changed; holders pressing the market; Flour
firm; Wheat, Southern Red lOal 20; White 2Sa
] 80: Corn very dull; Mess Pork Is 7Oal6 50; Lard
steady; Bacon firm 8Ea9t for hams, C5aG5 f0rshoul-
ders; Whisky dull; Sugar bUoyant, advanced CAT;
Orleans fair 6aG# Coffee 95all4.
NEW YORK, March IO-Tbe Northern Light
sailed this afternoon for AsPiDWau with 600 pas
scngers.
CINCINNATI, March lO.-Flour 7Oa8 75
Whisky l68; LnseeG 80; Bacon sides S5aSi; Bulk
meat 55a7s for shoulders and sides; Mess Pork and
Lard nothing doing unchanged; Oats S2a83.
WASHINGTON, March IO.-Twenty five more
speeches In the Senate and fifty in the House are
expected on Kansas matters before the vote is
supposed will be taken next Monday. Stephens is
about publishing the majority views Of tile Kansas
tLo
to publish account of disturbances between the
majority and minority Of that committee
SEEaTE.-Nr Hamlin spoke in opposition to Mr.
Hammond. Senate went into executive session.
HoUsE.-Mr Curtis urged sending 5000 men to
Utah. Afterwards there a desultory discussion
By both sides on Kansas and LecomptOn.
Adjourned
NEW ORLEANS, March IO-Cotton sales &C, OO0
bales, before the Canada news was received at pres
vious prices. The effect of the steamers news is
yet uude7el0ped. Sugar, Aloasses, Flour and Corn
firm; Oats, 40; Pork firm; Freights, slightly high
er; Sterling, 6sa7I.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Kangaroo has ar.
rived with Liverpool dates of the 24th.
Franrs.--It is rumored that WalewsH would re-
tire. Funds declined, but subsequently becsme
steady. The new penal law passed the Legislative
body by O vote Of pa against "A
IRd'l.-Ihe Calpe rebels are still in force under
Nena Sahib, threatening the neghborhood. Ma
jesuc Town and Fort Maglin have been taken from
the rebels
The Governor Generalship of India will be given
to Lord Stanley, if Lord Comings resigns
- The China mail brings the details Of the capture
Of Canton
The Cantonese submitted and evacuated the city
on the Both Of December
The Governor Of Canton was taken prisoner, but
was subsequently installed as Vice Governor.
A commission Of TWO Englishmen and one French
man, charged with the supervision Of the Govern
ment issued proclamation, inviting the people to
return, assuring them Of protection
Everything is quiet, with fair prospect of rails
ing the blockade and the resumption of trade with
in a week
ST LOUIS, March I1-Governor Denver has
issued proclamation, denounciug James H. Lanes
proposals for enrolling Kansas militia, Illegal,
/ and a usurpati0n Of power.
The river is rising with nine feet water to Cairo.
The Missouri is stationary, with feet water to ST.
Joseph
LOUISVILLE, March I1.-R,ver falling with
feet inches water in the Canal.
WASHINGTON, March 1I-HOUsE-AIr Stanton
discussed the volunteer bill
SENATE-Mr Cameron presented a memorial from
the citizens Of Philadelphia, for a line Of Ocean
mail steamers thence to Brazil.
He also submitted a resolution asking the Presi.
dent for copy Of the instructions to the Marshal
al Utah.
| NEW YORK, March ll.-Au arrival from Curacao
reports rumors Of a revolution in favor Of General
/ PaeZ.
ST. DOMINGO, Feb I8.-Geu. Paez held his own
/ against LanJaua
! NEW ORLEANS, March lI.-Cotton sales 800
bales, Hall Sugar 69a64: Coffee ll3al23; Freighs
/ better, cotton TO Liverpool g.
! NEW YORK, March I1.-Cotton quiet; Flour and
! Wheat firm; Corn, White GAGS; Yellow II; Mess
/ Porkl6 75al6 50; Lard a9I; WHISKY 2l3; Coffee
/ at auction, galls, Sugar and Molassss quiet.
! what HulIaudCrs think 0E BGrhaVess
Holland BltLCrs.-J. Q minus, Ed Ct The SbeboygaB
NIKUssHoDEs letter dated pie her 6lh, ls54 thus
] remark
t.You viii observe that have published reversI cerf-
Gates sel7 These not pufs' but literally true;
and should you continue advertising with DE- may
pec secure large orders, from every Holland settlement
] ia the UnIIed states %
This an extract from ole II The many letters received
from the Hnlsud settlements. surely when Holauders
recommend the lliaHl Bars fuv, uer.caus may
not hesitate in testing lie yiItles Tor themselves.