Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-05


XIV ORLEANS, jane 4, A. 8f-The Mayors
foftss ars yet unorgenize5. All IS quiet Grea
preparations are being made by bolA parties
The eslRnos Commute, C0mmander. Major y. <
Duncan, late 81 the q s. e., are vel cfgsnizee and
drilled. The cty papers are divided OF the subject
The Pcayens and cssessf favor the city authorities
and the IRE Dele and The Data favor The Vigil
/ ance. Ths rest are neutral
/ NEW ORLEANS June a III A. M.--Ths ex-
element is increasing The Mayor has iseued an
order 10 arrest John Alaginnis. If taken they de-
clare they Hill hang him. Maginnis takes Il cool.
The Vigilance have 3fered TO resign, provided the
city win vest police authority il their hands, which
the city refuses % do. The Piglaaoe are composed
Of all parties.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4, 2, P. MA rumor is
current On ths streets thRt q eompgemise has been
affected. The city TO deliver up twenty five noted
ruf6ans to the Yiglanes, aud 500 men Of each side
to Be sworn as police.
The reporter is refused admittance into the City
Hall. EFfFrtGN FF
NEW ORLEANS, June q ZIP. Nifty meu
with two cannon have just taken possession Of Ca
nal street said to be ofganiEed BY men who are
Married BY the Vigilance for punishmsnt,
NEW ORLEANS, Jaue 4, 81 P. 1I--Ths Vigil
snce are triumphant- The Mayor has resigned the
municipal authority 10 the Vigilance. The city is
quiet. The crowd has Withdrawn frOmCanal street.
The Vigilance Committee have appointed q special
police Of over Thousand men.
NEW YORK, June 4.--The steamer Black war
riOr hiss arrived with Havana dates to the 30th ut.
The English officers who we're so conspicuous
boarding American vessels ct saguR Ia 9rande
have been arrested and sent % Jamaica.
Sugar soLive and firm. WrM
NEW YORK, June fan American company
oontsmplaes running after the Sd Of July, the Col
Inns steamers between here and Southampton.
HALIFAX, June "A steamerleft at 8 o'clock
this u~~ning with Lord Napiers instructions to
the b Admiral Of the Gulf Squadron.
WAshINGTON, Juns -Ho6sE-COucurred in
Senate Diplomatic Consular bill.
sEEATE-COneurredW with the House agreement TO
adjourn on thel0lh.
HAVANA, Nay 30 The Captain of the Ameri-
can bark ''lelisnoe, reports being boarded on the
evening Of the 9th, By boat from the British war
steamer The brig George Fl. Charles was hailed,
but didn't stop to be boarded No other cases re-
ported. Gs5aaaG
NEW ORLEANS, 81 M-We are on the eve Of
fresh excitement inhammatory placards have lust
been issued by the SO called American party calling
Americans to arms TO resist the authority Of the
Vigilance Committee More than one half of the
American party are in the Vigilance Committee
Many of their leaders are we'll known Know Moth
One man was killed and another wounded scoi-
dentaIly in the Vigilance camp this evening. +
NEW ORLEANS, May 4, I o'clock P. MA
treaty has been signed and order restored. The
terms of the treaty are these Mayor Waterman
for the City AID Gen. Lewis, Superintendent Of
elections accept the forces of the Vigilance Com
mittee as a special Police to protect property and
life and 70 execute the laws.
The Vigilance Committee do not disbsnd but re.
tain their organization as military body SO long
as necessary for the defence and performance of
legitimate duties.
The rabbls are still in the streets, but in very
small numbers.
No more trouble is expected.
Arrests still continue to be made.
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton sales $500
bales. Irregular and feeble Sales Of the week
2l,700 bales. Receipts Of the week, 1888 bales.
Increase in receipts at all ports 40 900 bales Su-
gar advanced &e, Cal. Supplies light. Coffee lOa
log. $1,000 $500 g
ST. LOUIS, Jens 4.-Flous 70. Corn, mixed
47s50 White 81. Oats 391a42 Hemp 70a85 To-
baccO 25a5 e5 for lugs 65al0 rs for manufae-
turing leaf
The river has fallen six inches in "a hours and is
still falling.
The Illinois and Missouri continue rising
The upper Mississippi is falling above Rock Island.