Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11
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arrival Of the steamer arabia.

NKv ToRK, March I0.--Ths steamer Arabia IA
arrived at Hsi'sx with Liverpool dates Of the % h
Cotton, les OF the seek II coo bales of vbie
Spectators TO, s,5O0 and exper CTS took 500
bsies. The nsFkscopened with decline of 10
I on account Of the kangar0u's news and Warlik
rnmors from the Continent SALES F,ijay ard Sat
urday 900 bales each day closing With aa advape
| of l>16at owing to more pAci6c assufSnceS or
leans Fair. q; Niddling I; Mobile Fair, * Mid
ding &; Upland Fair, 2; MiddliDg lll6 Bread
stuffs dull; morey decidedly more stringent
Lord CoEley has gone oa peace mission 10 vi.
sina
Ricbar lson, Spence Co quote Breadsiuffs duh
FL ur dull; Wheat very dull Southern, lOsalOd9j
per Genital; Corn dull 5sl0da6s2I for Yellow. Bee
firm. advanced q sh ling; Lard quiet G2s; Sugar
st ally and firm; SFiri Of Turpentine 80 9dl4O s.,
| closing Ais.
LosDOx.--Money market slihtIy easier: Bullion
in the Bank Of England increased 100000 pounds
Saturday, money decidedly more stringent; Con.
suls for money closed at 95s. H
In the House of Peers, Malmsbury said the Gov.
eminent believed that The Austria ard French troops
would shortly evscuate the Roman Sales
HOUSE, OF COMMONS -Pslmerston called attention
TO the state OF Eurore with view Of asking wheth,
er the Government coull declare peace 10 probably
r main uninterrupted.
D'Israeli expressed his conviction that the Great
Powers did wish 10 disturb the settlement of
1915, though Italian sfairs excited apprehensions
ing to the House to postpone discussion and trust
TO the Government to preserve the peace IF Europe
During the discussion Of the navy estimates Sir
Charles Napier said the French had command of the
English Channel and Mediterranean. Sir Pack
ingion denied this. The number Of men asked for
the navy was promptly voted.
FRANCS 1t is reporie that orders to prepare fer
campaign Ttr' gym by the Emperor immed;-
ately after his return from Compeign. A war Office
circular has been Erected TO the troops be trained
to forced marches and night bivodae. All the mil
itary surgeons have been ordered to lin the CORPS
Immense quantities oflent have been semitic Lyons
letter from Genoa says FIanoe has taken up Z
transports to hold themselves in readiness a. that
Port.
The Paris BOurss advanced p per cent under the
news of Lord COwley's Paoifo mission.
The London Times Vienna correspondent SAYS
that Count Buol still believes in peace, but the
Emperor thinking differently is preparing for .
vigorous defenoe of the 1t lsn States
The Austrian army in Italy will be placed on
war footing.
HASOvER,--Ths second Chamber unanimously
resolved If necessary to repel attacks on Au.tris
and Germany
II is reported that Napoleon is about 10 visit the
King Of Sardinis
ENGLAND In tbs House Of COmmsns Sir Charles
NaIieF said that few nights previous French
war ship had anchored off Spithead, departing be
fsrs morning, and asked whether the Admiralty
knew the fact and whether it was done for the pur-
pose Of taking souadings.
PaskiDgton said the fact was known but net the
object, but thought it was rething unusual
The Piedmontese volunteers have WitbdraWn from
the frontier Of Modens and are ordered to eonine
themselves in the interior. Three new fohs will be
constructed at Vienna in six Wesks-5,000 work |
men are employed
The ferm' NATION is incl ssDg at Milan.
TURKLY.-More troops have goGe 10 the Danube.
The government is arming Fix frigates and prepar-
ing numerous transports, destined in event of Wa-
for ports on the Adriatic
RUSSIA Russia is negotiating with Rothsehilds |
for loan Of i've millions