Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-19
Propositions for Peace Signed!
An Armistice Agreed to-!
Arrival of the Canada.
PACIFIC NOT HEARD FROM!
Civil War Threatened in Kansas!
Women granted the right 10 Vote in
RebPaskas

600. Whole stock 4I9 600 bales. Stock. of Amer
lean 253, 900.
! Manchester advices are more favorable, and
breadstufTs have considerably declined Market is
irregular and dull. brown, Shpley & Co. quote
Western Canal Flour at BIS, Ohio 4Qs, Corn white,
BIS 6dsS9s, yellow Sos, mixed Sos. Z. S. & CO.
quote beef declined Pork declined aud quiet bacon
! quiet. Consols 9O4a9Og The money market is more
stringent.
All speak favoraby for peace.
Congress meets at Paris about the 18th.
! 1t is doubtful whether Prussia will be admitted
| The Queens speech is quite meagre-does not
mention American affairs.
! HAvKE-Cotton Market on the 3Oth, Orleans
Tres Ordinaire at Havre, SO, Breadstufs have con
siderably declined.
| LIvERPooL-Saturday, Cotton Market irm-es-
tmated sales to-day 10000.
LATEsr-The Peace proctoraI memorandum was
signed yesterday at Vienna by the Ministers of the
Five Powers, and short armistice will next be
agreed to.
The Steamer Atlantic had arrived at Liverpool
Nothing has yet been heard of the Pacific.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l6-One of the boilers Of the
Louisville Paper Mil exploded at O'Clock this
morning, killing four persons and woundng two
others.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Journal of Commerce, telegraphs
that Gen. Qutman it is said declares he will never
report bill to send troops to Kansas TO butcher
American citizens whether OF one side or the other.
The Heralds correspondent telegraphs that let
tiers have been received by Gov. Shannon, direct
from Kansas which state that the Free State men
making extensive preparations for desperate
fight. Munitions of war and men are constantly
arriving from the Free States. He anticipates civil
war. Letters also say they are lortifying at every
point. Large sums Of money have been contribu-
ted within the last few days by Southern men, to
raise and equip companies in the South to send to
Kansas.
The lower branch of the Nebraska Legislature
passed bill giving women the right to vote.
New YORK, Feb. lee Quaker City sailed
at noon to-day for L;v~rpn with seven pasSen,
gers. No specie.
HALIFAX, Feb. l7.-Th mer Belgique was
still at Southampton and nts had returned
The passage money and a cor e lsation. Her car
90 had been taken out AMI found to be but little
Injured.
The London 'Norning Advertiser has the TO-
lowing announcement:
eve regret to hear that at an interview which
Lord Clarendon and Mr. Buchanan had at the For,
eign Office on Tuesday, very angry words passed
relative to the Central American question"
The dispatches OF the Russian Government are
completing and confirming the Telegraph, of an
unconditional acceptance.
Austria's propositions were received at Vienna
on the 2Sd ult. courier Immediately conveyed
them to Paris and London-a memorandum embo.
dying the propositions had been signed at Vienna,
and sent to Paris and London.
It is reported that the Congress will meet at
Paris on Feb. 18th. But very little time will be
lost in discussion and that the whole matter will be
brought to a conclusion by the 25th of February,
there is but little doubt.
The signing of the preliminares prior to opening
Of Conference now only awaits the arrival OF the
Turkish plenipotentiary.
It IS stated that Prussia refuses to agree to the
conditions exacted by the Allies preliminary to her
admission into peace conferences consequently
she will be excluded from conference, but will be
invited to sign the final deed settlement.
Baron Brunnor and Count Orlofr are the Russian
pIenipotentiaries, assisted by Tilor aud Benton
Lord Clarendon is representative from England;
Marquis D. Ageg'o from Sardinia; Count Buol from
Austria; NJ. Walensk from France; and Demish Pa.
cha from Turkey.
Letters received to the SOIh ul:, speak of mild
weather and resumption of navigation more or less
At Pillan Wenel and Cuxhaven the ice was break.
ing up.
A correspondence from the Crimea from the Eng.
lish camp to January 18th, reports the army
he lthy.
Earrings Circular quotes a considerable decline
in breadstutfs, lion market firm. Welsh bar iron
is quoted on shfpboard at pounds IS; Welsh rail
on shipboard pounds IS. l0d Other Circulars
quote provisions considerably declined, there being
but little speculative demand, market closing quiet
Beef buyers demand reduction. Pork dull
Stock Of bacon light Market closed dull.
BosToS, Feb. l7.-Snow has been falling all day,
and railroads again blocked up. No trains left
Tor he South to-day.
FoRuGN-CRMEA, Jan ls-The Russians con-.
nued their FIRE from the North forts Gortscha>
Aof has given the command to Gen. Luders He /
ssued bis yaedictory on the 10th January
kars IS occupied by the Russian battallions. Is |
auder Pasha seriously wounded December I
,3i. IL is rumored that Turkey is about to med-
lie between Persia and England.
Queen Victoria opened parliament on the SIst.
n the House OF Lords, Earl GasfOrd moved to ad-
Iress response to the Queens Speech Earl
Derby considered it very cold, bare and meagre,
&c thought it ought tn refer to State aiIairs-Ame
ica--India aud the Colonies. lie conceived that
he Government violated the municipal Law OF the
4. s by an attempt to enlist men, and hoped an
pOlogy would be offered such as could be received.
'eaee Is nov considered certain.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.--SESATE-Mr. HAmln
ave notice Of bis intention to Introduce bin to
mend and consolidate navigation, revenue and
election
Mr. Wilson offered a resolution (which lies over)
aing the President FOR information IN reference
D the state Of affairs in Kansas-and shat meas.
res have been taken 70 prevent Illegal Interference
.th the rights Of tie people OF the territory BY
ersOns NOT residing therein.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of
be resolution calling Tor The journal and proceed
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