Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-14
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NEw YORK, March lS-The Lord Mayor Of Lon
don gave banqast for Mr.. Buchanan. The latter
could not attend on account OF Encouragement
with the Queen.
Count Walenski presided at the Peace Confer
ence.
Russia refuses to reIinquish the protectorate of
the Greek church
! Gortschakoff says that Russia prefers to submit
all questions after the Peace congress has adjourn
| ed, to all the crowned heads OF Europe.
| Louis Napoleon intimated to the Generals and
Admirals that they probably would not be required
to return to the Crimea.
| The Allies were about to destroy the sunken
ships in the Harbor OF Sebastopol
| Count Grlof and Baron Brunor proposed to re.
fer the 9th point to all the crowned heads of Eu
rope. This Unexpected course produced bad effect
on funds, both in Paris and London.
Stockholm is to be fortified by land and sea, and
Prussia is enclosing the Gulf Of Finland by triple
row of spiles.
LIvERPooL-Breadstuffs declined; Wheat Sd, de-
cIined Id. Cotton, Orleans mddliug 81, do fair st
uplands middling 3 Is, do fair Ct.
LoNDoE.-Consols 9l1a9li; American Stocks is
quiet.
HoUsE-Mr. Trafton defended the EmigIant Aid
Society. He said they peopled Virginia, Maryland
and other Southern States.
Mr.. Davis of Mary land, opposed sending for per-
soma and papers in the Kansas election case.
Mr.. Wakeman, replied, saying, the Adminstra-
ton endeavoring by chicanery, to induce the
House to send for persons aud papers, for fear
of exposing the viainy of the Admi: istration.
There no election in New Hampshire by the
people, but the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiyes both opposed to the Administration, which
will defeat the Democratic nominee.
New YORK, March l2.-Flour, TAI IL for COM
mon to straight State mills; Rye IS; corn 6ls69,
white Southern 7Oa7I, Southern yellow 724; Oats
4os49; Whisky 30i; mess Pork Is ii 16al54; Beef
prime, 75a9 rs mess Halls 30; hams IL 6OalS;
lard lOtalOs.
NEW ORLEANS, March l2.-The steamer Pro-
metheus has arrived with dates from San Juan to
the 9th inst, and San Francisco to the goth ult.
She brings 100000 in treasure. Markets were
improved and the mines were yielding largely.
There was a shock of an earthquake at San
Francisco on the l5th-damage slight. 1t was felt
throughout California.
There was great indignation at the appointment
of McDufiie-a professional gambler Marshal Of
the Northern District Supposed to be accidental,
the President having been imposed upon. Strong
petitions for his removal were signed.
In Oregon and Washington Territories there
much trouble with the Indians, and numerous VOL
unteer companies were raising
The question of State Government in Oregon
goes TO the people in April, when special election
will be held.
CENTRAL AMERICA.-Walker has seized all the
boats Of the Transit Company, anDulled their char.
ter and granted one to another company.
The schooner Page had arrived at San Francisco
from Japan.
JEDDo was destroyed by an earthquake on the
18th of November last-IOOO 600 houses were des-
troyed and &c, 600 lives lost.
VERA CRUZ, March 800 men left by the Web
ster for San Juan, to join Walker, including Col.
French.
New YORK, March l3-Flour 90 for Straight
State; s 90 for Ohio; 90 for Southern. Wheat
declined 8 cents; Mess Pork 10 60; Whisky 80.
MExIco.-The Revolutionists were still in pos
session OF Puebla but the Government troops were
marching against the city.
CoNcoRD, n. H., March, 10 IF Metcalf the
American candidate for Governor. is not elected
by popular vote, he will be by the Legislature in
Joint convention.
ST. LOUIS March l2-The Republicans Le1ing-
ton correspondent, says Gov. Robnson's message
was delivered TO the Legislature at Tobeks, on the
4th. 1t concludes that it is understood that the
Deputy Marshal has private instructions to arrest
members Of the Legislature aud State officers for
treason and cOunsels nonresistance to the officers
The Independence correspondent telegraphs that
the Free Leg stature had adjourned to Lawrence,
and in session there Saturday.
Gov. Shannon had goue thither to ascertain what
was being done. No violence was apprehended.
There is but little excitement along The border.
One hundred Shapes rifles and two cannon were
intercepted at Lexington and held by the citizens
subject to the order Of Gov Shannon.
NEw YORK, March lS.-Cotton dull, declined I;
sales Orleans MddIing lOc; Upland Middling 9
IL 10; Beef, repacked Chicago, IS 25; Coffee, Rio
IL; Orleans Sugar, 81; Orleans MoIasses As.
CINCINNATI, March l3.-Flour so; Lard DC;
Whisky 9Os; Sugar staS9, Coffee l2ial2s; Mo-
lasses 4Oa4l.
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