Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

cfs coast for the special purpose OF watching his
movements. He is seldom seen conVersng with any
person, but is certainly actively 81 work at some
thing. Time will soon reveal what it all means
81. NICHOLAS DIsAsTER-RSoovERY OF THE BoDY
OF Mas. CLINE, AND OTHERS We learn from the
eficer oil the Crescent City and Daniel Boon, ar
rived yesterday, that the body Of Mrs Ben V.
CLINE, wife OF the clerk of the i'll faled 81. Nicholas,
came to the surface Of the water on Tuesday even
ing last, near Delta, and was secured by soma of
residents of that place The remains we're placed
10 coffin and brought to this city % the Victoria,
arrived last evening.
The officers of the Pacific reported at Helena that
they had discovered two bodies floating in the wa
ter short distance below that place. supposed TO be
those of Capt. MeMulen and Miss Dunniea. Per-
sous were cent down by Capt Welton, Of the Yicto-
ria to secure and take charge Of them
The remains If DIR. Avery, supposed 10 be from
New Orleans, we're taken from the water opposite
Laconia, en- Tuesday, and buried in The graveyard
at that place. When backing cut from Laeonis, oa
Tuesday evening the officers Of the Crescent City
discovered two bodies floating in The water, and die
patched boat in search of them.
The body of an unknown man was taken from the
river opposite Gen Pillows plantation, Tuesday
He was Of light complexion, wore no be- : was
five feet eight inchrs height had on back cloth
coat and pants, ightcOlored satn vest and silk IN.
dershirt and drawers His pockets were empty
aud nothing was found about his person from which
his name could be asceriained.
All efforts for the recovery Of the body of Gideon
J. Pillow, Jr have as yet proven unsuccessful, al
though Gen. Pillow states that up to this time he
has with his negroes, taken TWEEN -three b5dies
from the river between his plantation and the mouth
of St Francis River The bodies of the lost are
constantly rising TO the surface and it is probable
from the close watch being kept, that nearly all will
eventually be recOvered-AenPAis BuitstiS, Nay 10.
Loans TO TIRE FIGHrINo Pow ERs.-Europs on the
Brink Of BIakrupicy. the news from Europe
it appears thai Louis NsT clean asks for lean Of
800 00O 600 frances (Sl00 000000) to carry on the
campaign in italy in which he is TO take The c1m-
mand in person. The loan lately put in the market
by Russia is $50, 900, 000 Besides these there are
in the market a loan for Austria CT $50 coo coo
which hitherto she has been unable TO sell, but has
seized instead the metallic currency Of the Austrian
banks; lean fcP Sardinia Of SIS 000 600, which
she has eeded in obtaining; loan for Prussia
of $40 900 900, and loan for England in bt half Ct
India for $50, 600, 600.
The total amount Of new loans IN the market is
$500 OOO co., besides over $40, 200. goo 600 sreaiy
due by these governments. The effect Of the corn
ing war will be 10 make them all bankrupt. The
annual interest on the debt Of England is $780,
OOOO0O The annual expenses OF her army and
navy is $751;, 500, 000 Her whole annual expense
is $40 900 600 Russia owes $3.50, coo, 600, and
the annual expense of her army and navy is $73,-
500 900. France is in q similar predicamenf. They
will not be able TO pay the interest," and crush will
take place that will shake all Europe.---N T. ,Hg-
aid