Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
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NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Matamoras was de-
clared free port, on the Dist.
Vidaurri issued proclamation, demanding pay.
ment Of Is per cent on all money due for church
property.
TsmpicO has not yet been attacked
A battle is expected near San Louis POtOsi, be-
tween the adherents Of CARA and zulOagO.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Col johnson, in his Of
fetal dispatches says, be thinks that the Mormons
desire to tight and recommends that they be graft
fed.
LEAVENWORTR, March 25.-The Constitutional
Convention, Lane resigned the Presidency. The
members we're satisfied with the demonstrations Of
the free States, and preferred a convention, and
would not be identified with extremists. Il is sup
posed that the Topeka constitution viii be modified
and passed Advicss from Camp Scott say, that the
Mormons could easily overcome Johnson command,
if they wished.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Gen. Scott has issued
orders constituting a new military district for Ne
brssks, at Fort Laramie. Ten companies Of artil-
lery and two Of dragons from Kansas, will occupy
it. Two companies Of artillery are ordered from
Kansas to Fort Riley.
WASHINGTON, March 24-sExArE-The Vice
President having left for the South, Fitzpatrick
chosen President protein. The Senate is discussing
the Minnesota bill.
HOUsE-DiscussiDg Kansas bill
MEMPHIS, March 29-The new steamer B. NJ.
Runyan, left this evening for Nashville. She was
visited by large number Of our citizens, and was
much admired.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29-COtton sales 15, 900
bales at ll5all4; Sugar lower 52a63 Red Wheat
95al.05; Lard 10; Freights, cotton to Liverpool
penny.
NEW YORK, March 29-Weekly bank statement
increase in loans Sl55O,O00, decrease in specie
1913 600 increase in circulation S8600OO, decrease
in nominal deposits $5S4,OO0, increase in undrsWn
deposits S2SO,OOO.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Cotton steady, upland
Middling III; Flour quiet; Wheat very dull Corn
675a685; Pork Southern prime 9Es1l1 TslloW
steady Whisky p; Sugar buOyant.
CINCINNATI, March 29-Flour 69a8 20; Whis-
ky l73; Provisions dull; Bulk Meat 5!a73; Mess
Pork offered at 1851
BURLINGTON, Iowa, March 29.-T B. Cumming,
Secretary and acting Governor, died on the 23rd.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-The river is slowly re-
ceedIng. The upper Mississippi is rising The
Missouri is rising at st. Josephs.
NEW YORK, March 29-The Northern Light
has arrived from AspinWall.
The steamers Merrimac and Saranac were at Val
paraiso, the first, and would soon leave for Ca
lais
A terrific uorther occurred at the northern ports
of Chill, which damaged the shipping considera-
bly,.
Vivanco has taken Taona without resistance
BUena CRbello was captured by the revolutionists
on the sixth, and the next day ten thousand men
marched on Cassious, and summoned Monogus to
surrender.
The Peruvian frigate Aspurnss, was still blOcka-
ding Islay.
A battle occurred at Arigripa on the 7th--result
unknown
General Castillo had taken two outposts.
The American ships reported seized, are still in
the hands Of the Peruvians.
California papers state that the exploration Of the
Colorado, vas progressing successfully.
Lieutenant Crayens expedition returned to the
Gulf of Darien, for want of provsions-on their
way down they met Lieutenant Wichlers division,
running level with great rapidly and expected
to have it completed b. the Goth.
WASHINGTON, March 29-SESATE-Mr Will
sons amendment Of the Minnesota bill, providing
for one representative now, and the census to be
forthwith taken, and additional representatives be
allowed the basis Of the census returns-carried
yeas % nsys2l.