Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-02
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QUEBEC. June So--The Steamer North American
arrived this evening with dates from Liverpool to
| the 18th. u -
Dallas will not be dismissed the difficulties will
probably be amicably settled. ~ 49,
Clarendon stated n'reply to Derby, in the House
of Lords, that it was not the intention OF the Cow
! eminent to advise the Queen to suspend Diplomatic
relations with America. The announcement was
| loudly cheered
Derby expressed his satisfaction but regarded the
| Governments course humliating and an aeknow-
| Judgement of error
Clarendon appealed 70 the House not to join
Derby in pressing the question. The subject was
then dropped.
Funds rose In consequence. Consols quoted at
! 94ta94g.
! LIVERPOOL June leth-Cotton sales to day, I2,-
600 bales, sales to spectators 5000 prices, adj
| vanced l. Tuesday nth, sales 5000, market re-
ceeded from the former advance and closed at Fri
dayy rates Flour tri6e higher, western canal
| 35s Philadelphia 36sa27s. Wheat trihe higher,
red los 3d. Corn advanced Is. Manchester adj
4 vices favorable.
| WASHINGTON. June -Sendtc-The bill au-
thorizing the issue of an additional number OF arms
| for the use of California passed.
Douglas from the Committee on Territories made
very yoluminous speech on Kansas affairs. He
| introduced bill for the admission OF Kansas. The
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there appears to be a sufficient rumber OF inhabl.
tants to entitle them TO elect one member to Con~
gress. Convention Of the people OF the Territory
is to be called to form constitution and thereupou
to be admitted a State.
ADDITIONAL FROM CONGREss-Senats several pri-
vate bills were passed-adjourned.
HoUsE-The Bill for the admission OF Kansas
! was rejected by one majority, and amid much con-
! fusion the House adjourned.
! New York, June 30-Fremont in his letter OF
! acceptance, the North American nomination init
! mates that in few days he will communicate
paper designed for all parties, giving his views OF
| the leading questions agitatng the country.
1t is stated in letters from California that the
vigilance committee have sent notice TO Ex-Gov.
Bigler not to return TO that State.
Evening-Cotton firm, sales 700 bales Coffee
dull and heavy. Sugar active Aoasses hrm.
! Linseed Oil g.
CHICAGO. JULY IA mob of border pro-sIave
J nv men entered the Methodist Church at Roches
ter, Mo-, during the sitting of the annual Confer
ence took the President, tarred and teathered
| him, and shot old man who was attempting to
prevent the outrage. They had ordered the Con-
ference to leave the State which had been disre-
garded.
| ST. LOUIS, Jnlv IA letter 10 the Democrat
| from Lawrence, dated June 2Sth, states that i've
had been confined as prisoners. They were cap
tured ON the 9th of May by dragons under Lieut.
/ Iyerson. Two of them Teeased-the other
three, viz: John Brown, Partridge and J. Williams
were detained Brown was indicted for treason,
conspiracy in kidnapping slaves and horse stealing,
Williams for treason and Partridge for conspiracy.
WASHINGTON June SO.-There was large and
enthusiastic American meeting here tonight AL
so common music and pyrotechnic in front Of the
City Hall which was beautifully adorned The rev.
dictionary flags, which were presented to Wasb~
ington, were exhibited and received with cheers
Senator Crittendon Of the speakers
New YoRK. July 1.-The Herald says that an
armed expedition is forming here and in the South
ern cities to proceed 70 Mexico TO assist the Gov
eminent of that country.
Advices from Venezuela report that the insur-
rection there is becoming serious. The insurgents
captured four towns and were marching on Bolivia.
WAsHINGroN, July 1.-The United States Treas.
uerer reports that on the 23d inst there $780,
434 234 in the treasury subject to draft.
WASHINGTON, July during the Fillmore de-
monstration last night Mayor Magruder, while
deavoring to suppress disturbance, was surround
ed and attacked. He was struck with a brick and
sung shot, but not seriously hurt. The riot
was confined to boys, most Of whom were under
the influence OF liquor.
CINcINNArr, July l. noon Flour $5:lOa5:l5-
Whisky 254a258 Sugar 94al04. Molasses 81
Coffee lltallf.
New YORK, July l, noon.-Flour advanced
State $5:65a6:l0, Ohio $500 Corn unchanged.
Mess Pork S2O:a7. Whisky 29t.
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