Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
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HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Niagara has
! arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 3Oth
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the 2Sth.
/ LoNDoN.-NIoney easier-Bank rates 4. A fur
Their reduction is anticipated. Consols for money
and account $50.
IsD1A-A week later.-Campbell is still at Gavin
pore, but soon moves westward, with powerful
forces.
Outram attacked and defeated the enemy at Aim
baugh.
Punjaub is tranquil
Nothing later from China
Commissioner Reed sought an interview with
/ Yeh, but met with sarcastic rebuff.
Elgin's propositions were rejected in the same
strain.
speedy attack on Canton is anticipated.
The Leviathan was expected 70 Goat the day the
Niagara sailed.
A decree Of Napoleon makes five divisions Of the
French army, commanded by Marshals CastellanO,
Basquet, PeIsser, Cunrebert, and valiant.
Labaehe Is dead
A conspiracy against the King of Naples has been
discovered
LIvERPooL.-CO ttOn-sales Of the week 5000
bales, of which IL 800 bales were to SPECTATORS
and 500 to exporters The Baltic's adyices caused
greater advance. Steady and buoyant. Sales
Friday, 1000 bales including 1000 bales to specu-
latOrs and exporters. Orleans fair y, middling
1916; Mobile fair !, mddling e. Upland fair :,
middling 1916 Stock in port $780, 900 bales, of
which 10000 bales are American. Manchester
advces favorable. Breadstufs duh snd declined,
except corn. Provisions steady. Bullion in the
Bank has increased e962, goo.
WASHINGTON, Feb 8.-SzxATE-Tbe Commit
tee on territories preparing bill for the sdmis
sion Of Kansas under the LecomptOn Constitution.
1t will not be submitted before Thursday, to enable
Douglas to prepare dissenting report. Wade and
COllamer unite in a third report
The President has recognized Jorge FREDERICK
Darby as Consul General from Uruguay, resident at
New York.
ST LOUIS, Feb l5.-George Smizer, late Collec-
tor of st. Louis county, is deiaulter for 100000
dollars.
PITTSBURG, Feb. I5.-It is reported that the
river is closed with ice few miles below No boats
left this morning.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10 River falling with
feet inches water in the canal
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5-HOUsE-BIr Warren
unsuceessfully endeavored to eonfne debates in
Committee Of the Whole 10 subjects pending.
SENATE.-Mr Seward presented memorial from
the New FORK Emigration Commissioners, complain
ing Of abuse of female passengers by officers Of
ships and gave notice Of the introduction Of bill
thereon.
Mr. Wilson offered a resolution asking the Presi-
dent for q copy Of instructions to Ar Meade, Min
lister TO Brazil.
Mr. Houston presented resolution Of the Texas
Legislature praying for the investigation CT charges
against Judge Watson.
On motion Of Mr. Hsmlin, the Indiana contested
Senatorial case, was taken up.
Mr. GWinn's resolution was adopted, instructng
the Finance Committee to report bill, increasing
the facilities for refining gold the California mint
Weather at o'clock, 4. H., Feb. 18th.
Louisville, cloudy, wind northwest, mercury 80. /
New Orleans, clear, mercury 5Sk.
Tuscumbia, clear, wind east, mercury &c.
Buffalo, showing, wind northwest, mercury 16. /
Detroit, cloudy, mercury 10.
Cincinnati, cloudy, mercury So.
Pittsburg, showing, mercury %
Dubuque, clear, mercury s.
st Louis, clear, mercury Is.
Milwaukee, cloudy, mercury 10.
barometer 1891.
Memphis, cloudy, wind southwest, mercury 500. /
VicksburRh cloudy and fOggy, mercury 45, bs-
rOmeter % 80.
Cleveland, cloudy, wind east, mercury 49,, barOm-
eter % 81.
WASHINGTON, Feb -HoUsE.-Walcott made
a written answer, Whereupon Stanton moved his
commitment, as the question by the investigating |
committee. What he did with the $4,000 Of Law
renee, Stone Co.'s money, was not satisfactorily
answered.
Jones Of Tennessee moved to table the whole sub
ject Lost by 1913 against So.
On motion by Morrill,, the Committee on Foreign 1
Affairs instructed inquire into the expediency
of abrOgating the reciprocity treaty with Great
Britain Adjourned.
SENATE.-The Indiana contested case was taken
up. Mason made speech the admission of
Kansas
Mr. Bayard made the argument to show the i'm
portance of deciding the question, before consider
ing the admission of new State after further desu-
tory debate, the Senate adjourned.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-COttOn firm. Flour Is
"A 225 for Western; Red Wheat l O8aI r. Corn
dull. Mess Pork Is 25al6 40. Bacon hams 8@a83:
Shoulders 6+a63. Sugar quiet Coffee firm. No
lasses 2Sa2g.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-SENATE-Mr. Seward
gave notice Of his intention to introduce bill for
the reorganization of the U. S. Supreme and Cir
cult Courts more nearly on the basis Of their fede-
raj population.
Mr.. Walcott was committed to Jail by order of
the House.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. I5.-Saint AIMS Episcopal
Church is burned.
BOSTON, Feb. l5.-Judge Thomas Of the Su-
preme Court, has granted a perpetual injunction
against the Bay State Mills. The creditors are to
appoint receivers.
CINClNNATl,l Feb. 15.-Flour 75aS so; Hogs
75a6 %; Whisky l74; Mess Pork, holders are ask
ing an advance, buyers are offering freely IS 80! /
shoulders and sides 53a7; hams, DUlk, 81 is offered;
Lard, s! is asked.
piles in Both Forms Cured !-READ THIS !
al only mt for my present sound health, from the
constant, though Moderate use OF BGRHAVES HOLLAND
Bll ERShBving from my youth suffered at intervals
from PLEs, IN both forms, sometimes severely
pstey PROSTATE me have for eyersl months past though
subject TO Joss Of seeD and physical effort been
trely free from any symptom of this distressing disease,
while my general health il very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity this certificate,
they will take pleasure not only IL referring them 10 its
author but 20 many Others who have used the Holland Bit
tiers for the same affection, with equal success.
feb l4--dlW.
Gold Pen Mandatory. |