Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-31
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committee OF the District Of Colombia
Bos on, March 29--The armed steamer Curlew
ashore on the 18th inst, on North breakers off
Bermuda and sunk in minutes. The crew was
saved. The vessel is a total loss. She sunk so
rapidly that nothing could be saved. The pas.en-
gers barely escaped with their lives. The Curlew
was bound from Halifs1 to Bermuda.
The ship Sea Lion from Chsrleston for Havre
arrived at St. Georges Bermuda on the 18th, leak-
ing badly.
The Brig Blank from Darien for Havre arrived at
the same time in distress.
LOUISVILLE, March 99.-River seven feet four
inches on the falls. Departed yesterday, "76" and
"Clara Dean"
Arrival of the Canada.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-The steamer Canada
arrived at Halifax at p NJ
Mr.. Dallas, Immediately upon his arrival at Liv-
erpOol, went to the Adelphi Hotel, where dcpu-
tation from the American Chamber Of Commerce
presented a congratulatory address.
There was no excitement About American affairs
Nothing definite bad transpired as to the doings
of the Peace Conference. All accounts agree as to
the almost certainty of peace. Advices from Ger
many and Russia bear the same tone generally.
1t is rumored that treaty Of peace will be signed
Saturday. All difficulties, however have not yet
been adjusted.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state that
Prussia has been invited to send Representatives
to the Conference, and that she will accept and
Baron Monteuel would leave Berlin Oh the 14th for
Paris as Plenipotentisry.
CRIMEA.-The Russian and allied Generals met
on Watta Bridge and exchanged propositions.
selim Pasha preparing to take command Of
the Turkish Army.
The General in command of the Turkish forces
at Kars is to be court-marshaed for the fall Of the
place.
BALTIC.-Advices state that the British flying
squadron is passing towards the Gulf Of Finland.
FRANcE.- Paris commercial letters speak with
confidence of pesce-the more cautious fear that
peace will bring commercial crisis.
RUssIA-Prince Gortschakoff is going from Var
ma to st Petersburg, 10 take part in the deibera-
tons relative to tie diplomatic attitude to be taken
by Russia after the Peace Conference
LIVERPOOL, March l5.-Cotto quiet prices tend
ing downward Sales OF the week $4,000 bales.
Breadstufrs generally unchanged. Market for Con-
soils closed Friday at 92ia92f.
PARIS, March l4-COngress held sitting to
day The Moniteur pu blishes the following:
Congress invited Prussia as signer Of the treaty
on July 18th, 1851, 10 send plenipotentisries to
Paris, and the king of Prussia has appointed Baron
n, FL n.
The steamer Fulton arrived this morning from
Havre. which port she left on the l2th and Cowes
on the morning Of 18th She brings ~ passengers
aud $50, 900 in specie. Among the passengers
Camden c. Dixie, bearer of dispatches from
the U. :. Legation at Paris
A Vienna correspondent to the London Times
the 18th, states that the mystery in the recent
impaired relations between Austria and the U. S,
has been cleared up. An Anne ricsn commercial
treaty is about to be formed. in order to open G
direct trade between the United Safes and Aus
tria, for the import Of cation and other products
direct from America, instead Of from London and
Liverpool The writer ntmates that the treaty Of
commerce between the United States and Austria
will be concluded at no distant day.
The Times Paris correspondent states that on
two points Russia makes ample concessions, name
", naturalization of the Black Sea with the dis
msntIng of the fortresses aud non-re-constructiou
of Bomarsund.
TRESroN, n. j., March 29.-The jury in the U
s. Circuit in [ he case of the U. S. against Gov.
Rodmsu for defacation of the public funds while
purser in the Navy, to-day rendered a verdict in
favor of the defendant for $40 $50 against the U.
S. Government, leaving SIS, 900 to be adjusted by
Congress, which could not be, in this suit.
New York, March 30, Evening Cotton ad-
vsnced /; Sales 500 bales; Orleans middling
lOg Upland lOi Fair III. Flour improving,
6sas l2t, for Southern. Wheat firm. Corn
drooping Pork improving Coffee dull, Rio III
Sugar firm, St. Molasses quiet. Bacon wanted.
PI1TsBuRG, March %, Evening River falling
CINcISNATI, March 80, Evening - Flour 10.
Whisky l9s. Bacon, sides Il. Groceries active
Sugar siaSf. Molasses Al. River l6 feet in
ches, water falling.
The steamer Fulton from Havre has arrived
Her news anticipated previous to her arrival
Nav OsLEANs, March 2s.-Cotton firm mid
ding 9ta9s, sales for the week, $500 bales.
Stock this port ahead of last year at this time,
4s6, 500 bales Stock exclusive OF shiPboard $685.
500 bales. Coffee 1877 Flour co. Corn SIS.
Mess Pork ii 25.
CINcINNArI March %, Noou.-Flour firm; held
higher. Whisky 1871. Provisions firm, unchanged.
Sugar s4asf. Coffee l2ia12t Moasses 4ls42.
The River has commenced recedng and has fallen
three inches.
NEw YoRK, March 90, Noon Flour improving.
Wheat firm Corn declined Mixed s.. Mess pork
improving. l6 25 Beef declined, IL 50llS 90.