Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
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considered doubtful rumor. Also reported that
Canrobert has concluded treaty with Sweden, to
lake effect in the spring. when Sweden is to CO
operate by sea aud land, with the Allies. This is
doubtful
No active hostiltes in the Crimea or Asia. 1t is
rumored, however, that the Allies have determined
to lombard the Russian position at SebastopOl.
The King Of Sardinia is in Paris,
The troubles between the American Minister and
Greece are settled.
The town OF Nariopoui, on the North coast of
the Sea of Azoff, was bom5arded by the Allies on
the 3Olh Of October, and set fire. 10 the midst
Of the assault, the Austrian merchants residing
there hoisted the Austrian flag over their ware
houses, when the firing ceased.
Ii is rumored that Gen Wrangle meuaccs the
lied position at the Straits of Yenikale. The al
lies have 900 troops, and are expecting large re-
Inducements. A large allied force embarked at
Eupatoria aud sailed westward
No later intelligence from Kars Omar Pasha's
vanguard reached Okrun.
BALTIc.-Adnirals Dundas and Bruut, with part
Of the allied feet, were in the Bay Of KieL
Letters lIOin OOlstdnlitOplC u'SCitDG q Odu sbdAS
of affairs Numerous robberies had occurred in the
open streets There is an Increasing fanaticism
against Christians, especially the French. The allied
Commander called on the Turkish troops to prevent
further outrages, under threats Of taking the Pc.
lice regulations of the city.
The Spanish Government is reported unanimous
y in favor of joining the alliance, but defer for the
present
There is prospect of the Sound dues Conven-
ton opening Oh the Goth Of November at Copenha-
gen.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-It ia reported that Lord
Palmerstou has determined on the immediate disco
luton of the Parliament, and that a Parliament
will be called in February.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE latest accounts
from Asia represent that Omar Pusha expected
battle with Gen. Mouravieuf
New ORLEANS, Dec. Oats -; Corn 80; SUI
gar Il; MoIasses 89I; Whisky, raw, 49l.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, P. M.-Aher Is ineifec-
tual ballotiugs for Speaker, the House adjourned.
NEW York, Dec. 3, evening - Flour quiet. State
50 %. q, sed heavy. Wheat, Southern red, 81 -;
white, 50 25 Whisky 80t; Pork and Beef dull;
Lard improving.
LOUISVILLE, Nov River feet ! inch water,
and on a stand.
PrrTsnURG, Dec 6, noon.-Rver feet l inch
water and falling
NEW YORK. Dec. 8, noou.-Flour dropping
Choice State $9a9 81; Southern 50 75 Wheat de-
oIined, Western red, 81 10; Corn, mixed, 81; Mess
Pork quiet; Whisky S9.
The steamship st. Louis, from Havre and South.
ampton, arrived to-day with London dates of 2lst
ult. She brings the following intelligence not con
tanned in the Halifax dispatch OF the Alaeyica's
news:
Three magazines belonging to the French artiI-
lery, were blown up near Inkermann, Killing 20 sol
diers and officers end wounding loo soldiers and
J 0 officers The magazines contained 10000 kiIlo.
grammes of powder, 600, 600 cartridges, aud 300
charged shell, all of which were destroyed.
large quantity of Russian grain was destroyed
along GreskeinOr coast
large fire occurred in Paris, by which the Gov.
ernmeu: Bakery consumed. 1t contained % 600
quiutals OF corn, aud equal quantity OF -four aud
biscuit.
The Gar has dismissed Prince Menschikoff as
Chief of his Staff, and appointed Gen. Oienburg in
his stead.
Adyices from Kars state that Gen Nonriavreuf,
overcome by his defeat before Kars, became insane.
Gen. BufusofT assumes the command.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-SENATE-Hale's rcsolu
ton Of yesterday calling the President for infor-
nation in regard to the Kansas troubles, was taken
up. Hunter remarked that il was unusual to make
such calls before receiving the annual Message,
which might render the information desired. Hale
that the resolution should lie over and
moved that when the Senate adjourned it adjourn
ill Monday. Hunter hoped not as the House may
organize to-day. Clayton remarked that such an
adjournment would delay the reception Of the mes.
sage, which the country was anxious TO see. Sew
eral urged Hale to withdraw his motion. Hale in
view of the facts seated by the Senator from Della
ware, Of which he was ignorant, that the country
was waiting with great anxiety for the message,
Withdrew the motion. Laughter Ado, rned.
Whitney withdrew the name OF Hum.
phrcy Marshall, for Speaker, after several mefiec.
tdal bAllotiugs. The House proceeded TO another
ballot,
CNcNNArI. Dec 8, noon.--Flour dull, 81 5O
Hogs So 45l6 IS; Whisky SoiaSOs. River feet
and falling
NEw YoRK, Nov Cotton declined lat Or
leans Middling 81; Upland do, sias; do Fair, ~
Wheat, Western red, s. OS; Southern, So 10.
Tobacco, llf.
wAsuNGToS, Dec. Con 2lst ballot, Richard.
son II, Campbell 46, Banks 81, Pennington 20,
Fuller q, Wheeler ID, Smith Z, Thurston s. Mich.
olson 2. Several others each one.-2ll votes cast;
loo necessary to choice last vote
LOUISVILLE, Dec . River feet and falling.
Departed yesterday, City of Cairo
PIrrsBURa Dec I, noon-6ve feet water and
falling.
NEw YoRK Dec. 7, noon.-Four, S. 81 for
choice States So 20 for Ohio; 90 62i for Southern;
Corn, mixed. g. Mess Pork $50 90; Lard l2s.
The Government has contracted with the Pacific
Steamship Company convey 500 troops TO Ore.
gon The steamer ST. Louis has been chartered for
the same purpose. Sails on the l5th for Aspiuwall.
WASHINGTON, Dec 7-SKNlTE. - Weller gave
notice Of his intention to introduce bill authorizing
aud facilitating Railroads and Magnetic Telegraphs
20 the Pacific
After brief Executive session, adjourned.
HoUsE-Re.umed voting for Speaker. Richard.
Sun IS. Campbell "a, Banks II, Fuller 20, PEN
nington 3, Wheeler IL, Smith (Ala) 5, ZoIIicofFer
2, Thurs,on 4 Houston, walker Marshall HoH.
man, Wells, Nichols, Oliver, one each.
CIScINSAri, Dee. Z. noon-Four dull, s. S0i
Grain, nothing done; Hogs hrm, 81 5oa6 60. Mess
Pork firm, $40 so; whisky sltaSls; Groceries firm,
aud unchSnged The river has fallen inches.