The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
THE HUNGARIAN'S NAIL.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Private Liverpool letters by the Hungarian
say that cotton was slow of sale, but that
prices, as compared with those of the previous
week, were generally unchanged The clos
ing quotations on Saturday, the 18th were as
follows
Fair Orleans, Sd.
Fair Mobile, Z I'd.
Fair Uplands, 73sd.
Middling Orleans, I'd.
Middling Mobile, 61Sd.
Middling Uplands, 63zd.
On which theHungarian at first reported
slight decline.-EDs. Pic.
Richardson, Spence g. Co. say, in their cir
cular, that holders showed stronger DISPOSE
ton to press their stocks on the market and
that prices were in favor of the buyer.
Later From the African Squadron.
An American Vessel Fired into by an En-.
giishman
RosToN, Oct 4-The American bark Haz-
ard has arrived at this port to-day from the
coast of Africa.
She reports U. S. sloop- of-war Vincennes at
Loando an the l4th Of August; also, the U. s.
brig-of- war Perry at Montevido on the 18th.
The officers and crew of both vessels were
well.
The Hazard also reports having been fired
into by British war steamer, belonging to
the African Squadron.
NJ retingiOf the Tennessee Legislature.
NASHVILLE. Oct. 4-The Legislature ofthis
State met yesterday, and organized by the
election of I. w. Newman as President Of the
Senate, and W. C. Whitthorne as Speaker Of
the House of Representatives
Revolution in YanaznAla-
TI&- French hiin,s'er Banished.
New YORK, Oct. by an arrival at this
port to-day we have later advices from Vene-
zuela and the revolution there in progress
They are to the effect that the revolution
lists have been defeated at several points.
The town of Marquette had been taken by
Gen. Rubin, commanding body Of Govern
ment troops, but the commander of the revo-
lutionary forces of the place, Gen. Aquada,
escaped.
Barcelona had also been captured by the
Government troops, who were everywhre in
that region victorious.
1t is generally believed that the career of
the revolutionists is at an end.
The French Charge d. Affaires had been
banished from the country, on two days notice.
This decree of Punishment was in conse.
quence of the Ministers having aided and
allotted the revolutionists.
Senator Frederick Challenged
A political difficulty, originating in the late
canvass, led to challenge, two days after the
election, of Senator Broderick, by Judge
Terry.
The challenge, it is generally supposed, was
accepted by Broderick. 1t was reported, also,
that the preliminarieS of the meeting were ar
ranged, but no meeting had actually taken
place, or at least nothing more had transpired
in reference to the matter when the mail left.
Kansas Constitutional Election.
LEAvENwoRTH, Oct 4-The State consti-
tutlonal election passed off very quietly, so far
rs heard from throughout the Territory.
1t is generally believed that the so-called
Wyand, tie constitution has been adopted by
the people.
In this city the majority for that constitu.
ton was 231
Further of the California Mails.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-The difficulty in refer
ence to the transportation of the California
mails is still unsettled.
The fact that Mr.. johnson. the conrrator
has chartered the steamship st. Louis. to sail
'o-morrow for San Juan de Norte, gives rise
o the opinion that the President will recon-
'lder his decision in regard to the annulment
VI the contract.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The cotton market
continues to rule dull The sales TODAY were
to 700 bales, at previous quotations.
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA!
The Broderick and Terry Duel.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-By private note from
ne postmaster at Santa Clara, the Republican,
TINS city, has advices twenty-four hours la |
er than brought by the reg lar mail.
II Is TO the effect that Senator Boderick and |
Judge Terry had already met and that the |
after was supposed to be MORALLY wound. |
q. de received his antagonists shot in the |
hroat - VIZ
A ton Of Silver az Fl Pasn.
From Ell Paso the courier brins intelligence
laI there Is upwards of ton of silver bull
On az tnat point awaiting shipment to the
Arizona Silver Mines.
Inc silver mines of Arizona are proving
cry productive, but the miners are greatly
1noyed by the constant depredations of the
pacne Indians. Rich veins of quartz gold
ave been discovered in the Santa Cruz river,
ear Fort Buchanan.
ne Reported xpedition to Nicaragua. !
WASHINGTON, Oct. Sit is stated here
lat President Buchanan has declared that
lould Gen. Walker 60 to Nicaragua at the o
ead OF another expedition, as it is generally v
ported ne intends doing, the United States
hcers, shall arrest him, even in Nican is
Ia; and it is understood that orders to tna' o
lect went out to the commander OF our ~
y forces in the Gulf by the steamship wnlCn
It New York to-day for Aspinwau.