Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-12
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Nav YoRK, Dec 1.-THE Onited States frigal
Niagara IS signallsd below, having returned fTol
Monrovia, where she landed the EohO's negroes.
WAsHisorox, Dec. II The recent escape Of Ii
fllibusieIs from Mobile creates intense ezeilemsn
in of6eisl quarters It's fearedthat If they AZ
rested by Briiish or other Foreign forces The vOlun
teer feeling through the country win be aroused an
immense achievements 90 70 rescue them
The Union says il hopes our naval vessels ma
vet iuterceps the schooner Susan, and preserve ye
longer this fllibuster question as purely domestic
one Upon the vigilance Of our officers in The Gul
depend in great measure, the peace Q. the world
New YopK. Dec 1.-The steamer Washington
for Nicaragua, arrived there en- the 18th and was
boarded on the 10th by boat from the frigate Sc
! vaunah.
The Savannah, jamestown, and the British ships
Of war Leopard and YalOrOus, we're in port; Oasely
was aboard the latter
The Government refused to allow the Washing
tons passengers pass through country, alleging
that they we're fill listers.
] The steamer Catharine Maria had been sent up
to Granada to obtain permission 10 land the pasen-
gers in case the Herman should arrive al San Juan
/ The Washington was boarded By the English Of
feers from the Leopard and Falorous with side
arms They were referred TO the the officers Of The
Savannah by whom they had been boarded. The
officers replied that they we're instructed to get such
information direct but they did not insist open
ing the matches and left. Theseme day the Leopard
vent to the mouth Of the Colorado TO intercept ESQ
fllibusters when it was reported the Washington
had landed the previous night One boat could not
get 10 Sen Juan on account of low water and went
10 the mouth Of the Colorado. The officers Of the
Leopard sent back to chase US with hoWtzer and
small arms Finding no hlhbusters aboard they
returned TO GreyteWn.
The Roanoke arrived at Greytown with the news
that the Herman had gone to San Francisco.
Col Childs, the COmpany's agent, returned from
Granada unsuccessful, hut finally the Government
being satisfied thst no fllbusers we're aboard the
Washington the Herman aud Washington we're per-
mitted 10 land 8. Virgin Bay,
The agent Of the company proceeded to San Juan
del Sur to lock after the Hermsn- The Jamestown
arrived at Aspinwall on the 2Slh in company with
the Moses Taylor. No orders coming for the Wash
ington's passengers 10 proceed on the mali route,
they returned to NsE York.
CEo1xNATI, Dec 1l-NOOn.-Wbisky 22l; Hogs
dull nominal The river is rising With 20 feet water
in The channel.
LOU1sv1LlE, Dec IL Noon The river is rising
with 10 feet water in the canal and feet on the
falls.
WAaHrvarox, Dec 1.-THE House ordered 20, |
900 Of the Presidents message and Ii, 900 Treasury
reports to be printed.
MIR. Scales offered resolution. which was adopt
ed asking The Secretary Of the Treasury to furnish
a statement Of payments from 1870 to 1858, under
the public debt.
The WarODs case was resumed.
New YORK, Dec. 1l.-NOOn.-Whisky dull, 253
Nzw ORLEANS, Dec II Cotton sales to-day 3 |
500 bales market generally unchanged; Mess Pork, /
ae# 1926 Freight on Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6, TO
Havre Il.
The Evening True Della publishes the President
message exclusively.
New YORK, Dec 1I.-EVening Cotton closed
with an advancing tendency, middling upland y;
Sugar steady, Orleans 7aS MuseoVadO 04a74; Mo-
lasses, Orleans 34a854; New Mess Pork 1926.
The ice is interruptiug navigation in the Hudson
10 the vicinity of the city Many vessels have been
badly injured.
ST LOUIS. Dec. 1.-THE river is falling slowly
and is full of ice. Nothing new above.
CEcNsATI, Dee. 1l.-EveniDg Flour advanced
I0al5 cents 50a4 co. Whisky buOyan ,224 Hogs
hull; Mess Pork offered at II so, but there no
buyers, HOO bbls. sold for February delivery at
Is 90