Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-03
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WASHINGTON, july 1.-Senate passed resolu-
tion calling the President for the fac Is in regard
to matters in Washington Territ4Ey.
Mr. CoIamer submitted minority report from
the committee on Territories on the Kansas ques-
tion which read and ordered to be printed.
The Kansas bill was taken up, pending the dis
cussion of which the Senate adjourned.
House.-Mr Barclay moved for reconsider'>
ton OF the vote by which the Kansas bill was re-
jected yesterday, pending which the majority re-
port from the Kansas Investigating Committee was
received. Adjourned.
New ORLEANS, July 1.-The late Postmaster
Kendall, committed an assault on Mckay, district
Attorney, for something concerning KendalFs trial
for mail robbery. The assault was particularly bru
tai. Mckay severely injured. Kendall has
been arrested.
The Americans held mass meeting here last
night Great enthusiasm prevailed. 1t was the
largest NEE ting of the kind ever held here. The
Hon. Garrett Davis was the principal speaker.
CHICAGO, July IA company of Al men, from
Worcester Mass, en- route for Kansas, on the
steamer Sutana, were stopped and disarmed on
Friday at Wavery, No., by 200 Southerners. They
announced their intention to take them up the
river and ,detain them as prisoners or dispose of
them to suit their exigencies. 1t is reported that
company from Ottawa, ILL.,, were treated in the
same way
BosroN, July 1.-The American Convention at
Springfield ratified the nomination of Fremont last
evening by nearly leo majority. party OF about
100 boted from the Convention, and upon organ
izing ratified the nomination of Fillmore.
New YoKK, July 1.-Two men from San Fran
cisco, yesterday committed assault upon a mem
Der of the Vigilance Committee, who arrived in the
Illinois.
PHILADELPHIA July 2-An extensive pier at
Reid Street Wharf caVed in. 1t was occupied by
about IS persons, mostly women and children.
From II to Is persisted.
New YORK, July 2.-The Calada arrived at Hal
flax last night from Liverpool Cotton unchanged,
having receded from previous advance-saIes OF the
week &c, 600 bales OF which spectators took H.,
600.
Manchester market has receded from previous
advance.
Breadstuffs firm with an upward tendency, and
prices a shade higher.
Provisions unchanged, with limited business.
Money market unchanged. Consols on account,
quoted at ga Gag
Second DeSpatch.-Market opened buOyant but
closed steady, unchanged in every respect.
The Baltic arrived out the 18th. Her news
had no effect on the market.
COtton-saes Friday 5000 bales of which spec
ulators took 500 bales; market closing steady.
New Orleans Fair 81, MiddIng 3-l6, Mobile Fair
g, Middng l-l6, Upland Fair 6s, Middlings st.
Flour a trihe higher, with good demand There
was an advance on finer qualities of Cd. Is. Good
Ohio 35s Cd. SIS.
Corn active, with a speculative demand. ADJ
vanced Is a Is 3 l., market closing quieter.
The weather was rainy, but accounts from sgri-
cultural districts we're generally favorable.
Lard unchanged in every respect, and continues
scarce--saes at SIS
The news is unimportant. Dallas remains The
excitement about Champions dismissal was subs~
ding. 1t is thought the Central American question
will soon be settled. a rumor prevailed that Eng
land will send no Minister to Washington during
Pierce's administration.
Advces from Vienna state that Marshal Rodetsi
has sent word to his Government that if the ex-
element continues in LOmbardy and the Venetian
Provinces he should demand an increase OF $4,000
Austrian troops. The Government agreed to do
so, if necessary.
The ship Sarah Bryant, from Cronstadt for New
York, is the first American vessel that has passed
tue sound since the expiration OF the treaty. She
paid dues under protest.
The Russian government is turning its attention
to the Cooniz ,ton of its American territory.
large Colonization company is fitting out al Haw-
burg
Frauce-The Emperor Napoleon Is taking steps
to have the Empress appointed Regent for her son,
Gitgtl,td--The nomination OF Buchanan for Pres
dent had been received, but it caused but little
stir Peace meetings and addresses TO America
have been abundant.
CINCINNATI, July ?, nOon.-Flour, extra, $50.
Whisky 25s.
New York, July Flour advanced-saes State
at 5.75 a 6 %, Ohio a $40, Southern 1925 a 70.
Wheat higher-Southern red 10, White l 80.
Corn firm. Mess pork characteristics al 20.5O.
Whisky so.
PITTsBURG, July ., noon.-River falling, with 4
feet inches water ia the channel
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-3 feet inches water in
the canal, and the river rising.
NEW York, July l, evening heavy and
sales barely reach 600 bales; Coffee quiet; Sugar
firm; Molssses firm, Orleans 80.
DIED,