Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-16
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Arrival Of the l steamships
ARAGO AND EUROPA.
Highly Important News---Markets.

SEEATE-The Senate receded from it's amend
ments Of the Post Office appropriation BILL abolish
ing the frankiug privilege aud raising the "a es Of
/ postage. The bill then passed by 80 against T.
Mr.. Benjamins resolution passed. that the Presi
dent cause to be prepared By he next session tab
/ forms Of al aims Of American citizens againsc
/ Foreign Governments
After Executive session in the afternoon the Sen
/ ate adjourned sine die
] The President has issued proclamation request
/ ing the Senate to convene to morrow.
The President transmitted documents to the Sen
ate containing the instructions Of Secretary Cass 10
our Minister in Mexico he says the importance Of
Railroad across the Isihmns Tehuantepee can
scarcely be over estimated. and The prospect Of
construction has become lighter because Of the union
of the interests Of the Tehuantepec Company and
others. He thinks the Mexican Government win
modify the SlOo grant and secure the construction
/ Of the road Messr-. Benjamin aud Lesere VIII
proceed to Mexico for thai purpose Mr. Forsyth
is instructed to inform the Mexican Government Of
their mission aud 10 aid in its accomplishment He
is also instructed TO ascertain what rights Mr. Fal
cOnette derived In regard to railroad territory
under the Mexican Government, and TO procure the
same rights for every American citizen or company
Mr.. Forsyth, in a letter to Mr. Cass the 18th Of
last September, says he could have purchased Of
the Mexican Government even fuller rights than his
iustuctions contemplated, amounting TO virtual
prOteetOrate and military occupation by the United
States
WASHINGTON, June I4-The establishment Of
Territorial Government for ArazORia is postponed
till the next session. The appropriations for various
purposes last session amounted to eighty millions,
Unfounded rumOrs are prevalent in regard to the
the reconstruction of the Cabinet
Bids for the Treasury loans will be opened to-
morrow
The Senate confirmed Scbel, Collector, and San
ders Navy Agent, at New York, and DR.. Bradford,
Of New York, Consul to Rome.
John Stockton was nominated Minister to
Rome
The Senate failed to act on the bill expediting
the mails from Portland, Maine, to New Orleans.
Mr.. Stevens was confirmed Captain of the seventh
Infantry. Several other army combinations we're
made.
NEW YORK, June 15.-The steamer Arago has
arrived bringing Liverpool daes Of the I'd.
COtlOn-Ssles Of three days, II, 900 bales, of
which speeustors took 1000 and exporters 1000
bales Market very dull and difficult to sell at /
Is to Is decline.
Manchester advices unfavorable All qualities
slightly declined Breadstufs dull with a. declin-
ing tendency. Provisions steady. Consols 973.
Harvest prospects are favorable. Sugar, closed
dull. lndia news important,
Gen. WalpOle was repulsed at Fort Rowas with
heavy loss. The British also met with her disas-
tiers The Rebels at other places defeated with
great slaughter.
NEW YORK, June I5.-The steamer Europa has
arrived Halifax with Liverpool dates Of the 9Th.
The City of Baltimore and Anglo Saxon's advices
reached Liverpool on the Sd.
COuOn-Saies of the week AZ, 900 bales, of which
SPECTATORS took 1900 bales and exporters 800
bales. The market opened with a decline of /, but
the VaDderbilPs news caused an advance and par
tsl recovery at the close. Fair and middhng quail
tiles declined l-16sk on the week. lower qualities
declined /. Estimated sales Friday, 10000 bales.
Orleans lair "a, middling Z Lilo: Mobile fair "a
mid & g. TIL Fos, q
Manchester advoes favorable Prices frmer,
and holders demand advance New Orleans tres
OFdinaire, at Havre, l04f Breadstufs very dull,
with declining tendency Provisions steady.
COosols 978a973, Money market generally IN
changed; abundant.
The unexpected return of the British Minister
from Florence causes much excitement in Diplo-
matte circles at Paris.
Reiuforcements are to be sent to Canton
Schamyl was collecting troops in Ciroassia. The
Circassians had a collision in Cireassia-500 were
killed
In Parliament Fitzgerald said that the British
Government had signi6ed to the Government Of the
United States their will ngness to adopt such meas
ures as the latter might suggest relative to search
and visits.
LIVERPOOL, June yellow corn 84s Cd; white
S3s. Lard dull and lower. Pork and coffee quiet.
Bacon firm Common sugar dull.
LIVERPOOL, jane Cotton closed steady.
London bullion in the Bank of England increased
5000 pounds. American securities dull; small
sales
The telegraph feet had returned to Plymouth,
the experiments we're successful. They will sail
on the 9Th IF June TO lay the cable.
In the House Of Commons the government an
nounced that the alleged outrsges on American yes
sells were well founded, and that immediate expls-
nations Will he made.
RasOn & Sons, India merchants in London, have
suspended for 100000 pounds. Their assets are
abundant
Nothing later from India.
Continental news unimportant.
WASHINGTON, June 15-The Senate reason
bled at noon to day
Mr.. Mason called up his resolution relative to
British aggressions An interesting debate fol-
lowed.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Cotton-Sales 800
bales; frmer. Sales for three days 1880 bales;
receipts 800 bales Sugar steady; molasses 25c
Flour advanced l23a25c. Wheat 90c aSl.
WASHINGTON, June I5.-It is rumored that
Gen. SCOtreceived I've days later official dispatches
from Utah. They state that the MOrmons deceived
Gov Cumming, and that there is no disposition to
make peace After the Mormons sent the women
and children from Salt Lake City, the men returned
and strengthened their posts. assuming a threaten
ing attitude. The forces under Johnson are under
very short allowance
NEW YORK, June 15.-Lieut Richardson of the
hOya1 navy arrived IN the CyFen as Deafer OF ueS-
patches from Sir Houston Stewart, Admiral at Der
muda to Lor Napier. The dispatches say every
step has been taken to prevent any recurrence
visits and searches, and that tkOse already made
are condemned. 1t is supposed the dispatches will
prove satisfactory to our government
WASHINGTON, June I5.-Senate Combinations
j. Chandler, Of Penn, Minister to Naples;
John P. Stockton, of N. j., Minister to Rome; E.
I Fair, Of Ala, Minister to Belgium; r C. Yam
cey, of Georgia, Minister to the Argentine Repub
lie; Jos A. Wright of Ind, Minister to Prussis.
The associated press correspondent contradicts
the foregoing news relative to Utah. He SAYS that
no later news has been received and that the army
will move recently ordered.
NEW YORK, June l5.-Flour, 8.9Oa4 90; Wheat
Miwaulk Clue, 87a94, Red, 90 Corn mixed GA
70 White, 75a7S, yellow, 75a771 Mess Pork
10 75al6 80; Lard, l04alI; Whisky, 224.
Eyening-Cotton frm uplands middling, lI8;
Flour-Ohio, "a 1904 20 Wheat-White, 81 So
Corn, 76@78c.
CENTREVILLE, H., June I5.-The sufferers
from the Pennsylvania disaster came from Cairo tc-
day principally bound for st. Louis Many of
them are in a destitute condition and are passed
over the Central road free Of charge. A passenger
estima es the hunter Of passengers about 45O and
thinks $50 are lost.
The water is still rising at Cairo and sweeping
over the Ohio levee. Ashley, the chief engineer,
thinks that one foot water would sweep Cairo
entirely away Mound City is under water. The
Depot grounds which is the highest point in the
city are under water four or five inches.
CINCINNATI, June Is Flour 4 25a4 So
Whisky % Provisions NOTHING done Corn nom