Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
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NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton-sales to day
Is, 900 bales. Prices sitter, bat not quotably
higher. Sales of the week $3.50. Receipts OF
the week $780, Coffee-Sales of the week $500.
Coffee Ilall4. Corn 81. Mess Pork $40 so.
NEW YoRK, June 27-The steamer Asia has
arrived. She brings dates TO her regular day OF
sailing.
Cotton advanced l. Fair qualities declined.
Most breadstuffs firm. Provisions unchanged
Moderate business. Money easier. Consols 94a
94t Cotton market opened heavy, but improved
at the close, excepting fair qualities. Sales of the
week As 900 bales. Sales to spectators s, 500, TO
exporters 5000. Sales to-day 10000 bales. New
Orleans fair AZ; middiing 81 Market closing firm.
Corn firm, advance six pence to shilling. Beef
unchanged-moderate business. Pork dull Bacon
unchanged, moderate business, more sellers than
buyers. Lard unchanged in every respect. Sugar
advanced Sd. Coffee firm.
SATURDAY, oon.-COtton-prices SITTER but
not auotabIv higher Sales to-day IL, 900 bales
Breadstuffs firm. Provisions unchanged.
There is much excitement respecting American
affairs.
The London Times and Morning Post demand
the recall OF Dallas but 1t is not generally supposed
that be will be dismissed.
The citizens Of Liverpool and Manchester issued
peace address to the citizens OF America, and the
feeling of the people is active for peace. The Cow
eminent, however, talks Wsrlke.
Lords Palmerston and Clarendon stated in Par
lament that they had not decided on the dismissal
of Dallas.
Russell gave notice of motion enquring the
intention of the Government, iuasmuch as the uni>
versal feeling of the people favored peace.
PIrTTBURG, June % -Noon-river-there is
feet inches in the channel.
New York, June 2S-The Illinois has arrived
with 81, pc, 900 treasure and $50 passengers.
She connected at Aspinwall with the Golden
Age which brought down s., $50 600.
The steamer Sierra Nevada which was over due
from Nicaragua had not arrived at San Francisco
when the Golden Age left Immediately on her arri'
val, she was to be dispatched with troops for
Walker.
The papers are filed with matters concerning the
Revolutionary state Of affairs RI San Francisco,
Casey and Cora were hung by the Vigilance Com
mittee, and at the same time the funeral of King
was being performed. The place OF execution was
surrounded BY 200 bayOnets.
Judge Ned MciIOwan had been indicted by
the Grand jury for being accessory to the murder
of King but made his escape. the Vigilance Com
mite arrested several ballot suffers and despera-
does also obtained possession OF fraudulent ballot
box which is an ingenious construction. Most as"
founding election frauds have been revealed. On
the I'd of June, the opponents Of the Vigilance
Committee held neutrality-suspicious. were
passed calling upon the people to resist the Vigi-
lance Committee. Judge Terry of the Supreme
Court had issued hdbeds corpus demanding the
prisoners in the hands of the Committee, but the
writ was resisted. On the 81, the Governor issued
aprocl anna ton, declaring the country in state of
instruction and authorising the Major~General Of
the % division of the State Militia to raise army
to preserve law and order. This action did not
alarm the Committee, who have 5000 men fully
equipped and ready for instant action.