Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03
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NEW YORK, June 2-The 0rizaba has arrived
from San Juan, with $50 passengers from Caliior-
MIA. She brings Nicaragua dates to the both
The Transit route is again open. fz &c ~ q
Quiet is restored in Nicaragua, the Costa Ricans
having evacuated the country without rsking an
other battle.
President Mora Jeff with bis staff on the 26th of
April His army followed almost Immediately.
The cholera had made sad havoc in the Costa
Ricsn army.
Gen. Walker landed at Virgin Bay only few
hours after the enemy had loft.
Gen. Walker was in good health, and the Mica
guam army generally was in good condition, except
ing at Grenada, where the fever had been very
general. ,--s
James Walker, brother of General Walker, died
on the 18th at Maeage. Edward Randolph was
dangerously i'll. General Hornsby was appointed
TO command Of the Meridianal department compri-
sing Grenada, Costa Rica aud Rivas. Advices at
Grenada, from Costa Ricl intimate that that
country is full of internal commoton, and there is
prospect Of the overthrow of General Mora. Elec>
items are being held at Nicaragua-it consid-
cred certain that Rivas would be elected President.
CINCINNATI, June i-Great excitement. The
friends of all the candidates are confident.
The Missouri Bentonian delegates were excluded
by the National Committee, to whom the question
was submitted.
The New York contestants will go before the
convention II is ntmated the convention will
compel them to compromise by refusing to receive
either.
The Mississippi delegation have decided to vote
for Pierce and Quitman.
The Buchanan men assert that the assault on
Sumner gained Buchanan twenty votes
A resolution will be introduced to exclude Office
holders from future conventions
CINCINNATI, June 2-The Democratic National
Convention assembled at IL o'clock.
Samuel Meda-y was appointed temporary chair q.
man.
The Missouri delegation forced their way into the
convention amid great uproar, and excitement and
fighting. They were allowed TO take their seats
and quiet was restored.
The two New York delegations not agreeing
both we're refused admission.
committee on credentials was appointed, con
sisting of one from each State.
Mr. Richardson, OF Illinois, in abiding to the vic.
lent entrance of the Missouri delegates, said the
convention must protect itself against insult and
violence
Mr. Hall, Of Missouri, attempted to justify, but
the chairman refused to recognise him, and finally
the Benton delegates withdrew amid loud cheers.
committee on organization, consisting of ore
from each State, appointed E. ]. Morse rep
resented Louisiana.
In the committee on resolutions Pierre Soule
represented Louisiana.
After the transaction of other unimportant bust
ness, amid great confusion, the convention adjourn
ed to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav 3l-Cotton scarce; prices
unchanged; sales 1900 bales. Mess Pork 1900
Other articles unchanged
LOUISVILLE, June 2-The river is falling fast,
with four feet five inches water in the canal.
CINCINNATI, June 2, noon-Flour is unchanged.
Provisions are firm; mess pork l6 20; bacon, shout
ders and sides II and ST Whisky 2l4. Sugar
very firm. Molasses buoyant at 47a4S.
The river has fallen l2 inches.
PlTTsBURG, June 2, noon-The river is station.
airy, with feet water in the channel.
NEW YORK, June 9. noon-Flour has declined;
straight State sold at 5.75 Ohio 6 80, Southern
S.75. Wheat is lower. Corn cheaper; mixed 81.
Mess pork lower. Whisky 26.