The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17
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Texas Elections.
New ORLEANS Aug. 12.---Sixty -eigh
counties have been heard from, and Gen
Houston is 400 votes ahead Of Runnels fo
Governor In the western district, Hamilton
is ahead of Waul for Congress, and Regain il
ahead in the eastern district.
Arrived, ships Potomac, fiom Liverpool
South Carolina, from New York; bark Ncapo
| Titan, from Rio.
The Empire City, from Havana, is below
New York, August 1.-THE news by the
last steamer brings information that at Good.
wood, on the 10Th, Mr. Ten Broeck's Amer
can horse Starke won the Bentwick imperial
stakes Of one thousand sovereigns. Prioress
came in third best-fifteen horses running
Mr.. Ten. Broeck's won twenty-five thous-
and pounds on the Goodwood races His
| colt, Umpire, won the nursery stakes.
New YORK, Aug. 12-The Quaker City
has arrived from Havana. The yellow fever
is an epidemic there.
Mexico was quiet.
Cotton dull; 1000 bales sold to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Sante Fe mail
OF the 18th has arrived. Another treaty had
been concluded with the Navajoe Indians
The Indians were numerous on the plains,
but were friendly with the troops The Paw
nees work we'll
The steamer Kate Stewart, with valuable
cargo and $50 passengers, sunk in the Missou-
ri river below Jefferson City, yesterday
evening
The boat and cargo are almost a total loss.
No lives were lost
Arrival of the City of Baltimore.
CAPE RACE, Aug. 12.-The City of Balt-
more has passed this point, with Liverpool
dates tc the 18th.
Sales of cotton for 3 days, 1900 bales
Middling Orleans, SIG.
A few forced sales were made at q decline
Consols, IS.
NEW YoRK, Aug 12.-No further develop
ments have been received from the Peace
Conference.
The Continental news was Pacific.
France was preparing for general disarm-
Further by the Arabia.
LIVERPOOL, July 30-Speculators have
taken $500 bales and exporters 5000 bales,
of the $1,000 bales of cotton sold in this mar
ket during the week.
On Friday, 26th of July, the sales were,
5000 bales
The market closed steady, says the Bro
kers' Circular, at the following quotations:
Fair Orleans, 81 Fair Mobile, ~; Fair
Uplands, ~; Middling Orleans, 3-16d;
Middling Mobile "a; Middling Uplands, ID
The stock of cotton at Liverpool is $4,000
bales of which COZ 500 is of American pro-
duction.
Arrival OF the Fulton.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamer
Fulton from Southampton and Glasgow, ar
rived to-day.
Paris advices indicate an unpleasant feeling
towards England.
This, however, was written before the re-
cent pacific action of Napoleon.
The French steam navy is to be increased to
one hundred and fifty men-of-war, exclusive
Of seventy-tw transports.
St Petersburg papers publish the treaty be-
tween Russia and China 1t grants Russia
leave to send an Ambassador to Pekin, and
promises to protect Christian missionaries. 1t
also authorizes monthly mail between Ke-
ochta and Pekin
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