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Card. CENTRAL BANK OF TENNESSEE, are Nashville, February 29, 856. the summary proceedings of the Legisrepealing the charter of this Bank, it is deemed prudent by its Directors, to suspend all busic ess for the present. Holders of its notes are requested not to sacrifice them, as immediate St. ps will be taken to test the vaBy order of the Board, lidity of the act marl-3t S. L. HAVEN, Cashier.
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ing agent and Mark Donaphin Mason.-One other body is still among the ruins. Ohio Senator Elected. CINCINNATI, Feb. 29. Hon. A. F. Wade, whose present term as U.S. Senator expires in March, 1857, was this day re-elected for a second term of 6 years, by a vote of 100 against 56 for Todd, and 2 scattering. Navigation is fully opened and steamers are running. BALTIMORE, Feb. 29. Bark Haxell arrived here to-day with dates from Rio Janerio to the 19th Jan. Favorable advices from the U. S. and Europe had caused activity in the coffee market and an advance in prices. Arrival of America. NEW YORK, Feb. 29. Steamship America arrived at Halifax this morning with Liverpool dates to the 16th inst. No news of the Pacific. Cotton active, higher. Market closed heavy.Breadstuffs entirely lower. Provisions essentially unchanged. Consuls 9115@9114 The Cincinnati Slave Case. Cincinnati, Feb. 28. The Fuffitive Slave case, which was pending before U. S. Commissioner Pendry, was decided by him to-day in favor of the claiments, and the slaves ordered into their custody. They are still held by the Sheriff, however, under an indictment for murder. Death of Onslow Peterson. Washington, Feb. 28. Onslow Peterson, one of the Circuit Judges of Illinois, died at Washiugton todas. From Washington. WASHINGTON, Feb. 29. The President sent in the do cuments leading to the offer of arbitration of the constitute of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, by which, it appears, no formal proposition was made, Mr. Buchanan who neither reports a conversation had with Lord Clarendon on the subject. Debate on the matter is now going on. Bank in Bad Repute. LOUISVILLE, Feb. 29. Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn., refused. The State Attorney has been directed to examine its condition.Their recent issues are payable at Danbridge in Paris, Tenn. New York Market. New York, Feb. 29. Flour opened with a fair demand, closed still with one shilling lower quotation.-Sales 4,000 bbls at $6,75@$7,25 for common extra, State and mixed to good Mich. Wheat opened firm but closed dull and drooping.-Pork market firmer, sales 1,000 bbls mess, at $16,25@$16,27, prime $14,00@$14,25. Liverpool markets. Cotton advan ced.The sales of the week aggregating an advance of fully ½ on the quotations advised by the Asia. Breadstuffs, a slight decline had taken place on all descriptions, and a dull tone prevailed. Provisions were essentially unchanged. London money market on the influence of a new loa n was stringent
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Telegraphic News. Halifax, Feb. 29.-A passenger in the America, intelligent and with a knowledge of vessels and steamers, says that on Tuesday, after leaving, he saw a paddle steamer heading up the channel, with a signal in rigging, which he had no doubt was a Collins boat.She had no bowsprite LOUISVILLE, Feb. 29.-Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville, refused by Nashville Banks. Said to be owned in New York.The State Attorney is directed to examine its condition. Their recent issues are payable at Danbridge, in Paris, Tenn. CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-Hon. B. F. Wade, whose present term as U. S. Senator from Ohio, expires in March, 1857, was tc-day reelected for a second term of six years, by a vote of 100 against 79 for Todd, and 2 senttering. Navigation is fully opened, steamers running regularly. Philadelphia, Feb. 29.--Workmen here have been engaged through the night in removing the ruins of the warehouse of Busby & Co. Two bodies have been exhumed, that of Jos. Muller, car agent, and Mark Donohue, measurer; another body is still among the ruins.