Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
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1t is reported that the Costa Rieaus have re-
treated, expressing dissatisfaction on account Of
misrepresentation. They expected that the ma
tives of Nicaragua would receive them with open
arms. Walkers loss in killed and wounded al HI.
vas was 100. Costa Rican loss $50.
wAsHIssroK, May 26-sESATE-Nr. Pugh OBJ
jected to admitting Kansas into the Union under
her free State constitution; gave his reasons why
he could not obey the instructions of the Legisls-
ture of Ohio, and replied TO the arguments of Se>
ward and Sumner.
Mr. Seward introduced bill for the protection
Of citizens of the United States who may discover
deposits Of Gusno. Referred to the committee on
foreign relations.
The Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-A resolution was passed calling for spe-
cal information connected with all the branches OF
work on the post Office and capitol extension.
The consideration of the bill authorsing patents
to issue on she FINAL adjudication Of land claims
prior to January, 1855, was postponed two weeks.
The House adjourned.
Mr.. Sumner is still very week snd his physicians
counsel him not to move out OF the house for
week.
COLUMBIA, s. c., May 2s Contributions are
making at Charleston and here to ges up testimo-
NAL in favor Mr. Brooks. His course is generally
approved.
Bosrox, May 26-The Massachusetts, Senate has
adopted resolutions denunciatory of the attack on
Mr.. Sumner.
NEw York, May 27.-The steamer Baltic, with
dates to the l4th, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, May lS.-Cotton dull, and market
unchanged. The steamers news had no effect on
the Market sales of two days $4,000, to specular
tors 9, 800, to exporters l, 200; New Orleans Mid
ding l6; Upands ct. Manchester market dull,
Consols quoted at 9Sa9St; on Wednesday, up to
o'clock the sales of cotton was 5000, and market
dull; Flour trihe lower Western Canal S2aS4s cd;
Wheat dull; white Corn scarce, advanced Is, sales
at 9Oa32s; Yellow declined Cd, quoted 29a29s.
The weather has been favorable for agricultural
purposes.
The news by the Baltic is of considerable inter-
est. The commercial treaty concluded be-
tween Persia and the United States. 1t is rumorsd
that an American squadron will soon enter the
Baltic. Russia, Sweden, and Oldenburg bavs
signed the protocol Copenhagen agreeing
conditonally to the capitalization Of the sound
dues. Russia it is reported demands explanations
respecting the secret treaty signed Jointly by
France, Britain, and Austria, guaranteeing the in.
dependence of Turkey. The Russians under No
raveff are commencing a campaign against
the Circassans. The excitement continues in Bel
GUM respecting the French interference with the
liberty of the press. French secret societies are
causing some anxiety. Affairs in Italy continue to
excite much attention. Count Cavour has pre-
scented two important notes to the Sandman Cham
bers. Walkers battle has not caused much excite
ment in England.
New ORLEANS, May 27.-The steamer Grenada
has arrived from Havana with dates to the oath,
aud from California to the 9Th. The from
California is unimportant Market unchanged. The
Indian war in Washington is prosecuted with vigor:
the Indians were defeated several times.
CINCINNATI. May 27-Noon-Flour unchanged;
whiskey 2liat; Rio Coffee Ii ]; Molasses 46. River
has fallen 10 inches
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-The river is falling fast
with At feet steamboat water on the falls and six
feet four inches in the canal.