Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-HoUsE-There was tie
vote on the motion to lay Mr.. Greenwood's resolu
ton on the table,
The resolution TO elect by plurality vote was
then rejected by majority Of four; ayes log, and
nays ITO. Adjourned -
CoLUMBUs, Onio, Jan. 30.-SEEATE-After the
morning business, Mr. Brown introduced preamble
and resolution, reciting the recent trouble in the
slave case at Cincinnati, denouncing the parIici
pants in arrests and requesting the judiciary CON-
mittee to inquire and report law that should pre-
vent recurrence of such scenes in Ohio. The
preamble and resolution was adopted
NEw York, Jan, S1.-The Tribune's correspon-
dent telegraphs from Washington that Mr.. Dallas
has not yet formally accepted the British mission,
but will be there tomorrow to make arrangements,
and will probably start for London Immediately.
COL Wheeler's dispatches from Nicaragua give
assurances that Walker will be able to maintain
himself
The defeat of the plurality resolution to-day die.
courages the hope of its ultimate adoption. The
result is attributed to the scattering of nationals.
! WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Commodore Smith re-
ceived commission from the President to day,
Temporary Chief of the Bureau Of Ordinance and
photography, vics Commodore Morris, deceased.
Commodore Dahlgreen, who has charge of the
Experimental Ordinance at the Washington Navy
Yard, it is probable, will receive the permanent ap-
pointment.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, P. M.-Flour unchanged;
Hogs 6; Provisions frmer; hess pork held at Is;
Bulk meats 6, las; Lard Gil Whisky frmer at "a "a
2455; Groceries unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81, P. Motion firm, with
sales of 4,oOo Orleans middling %, Uplands do,
%; do Fair 10; Flour firm, Southern 81; Wheat
improving, Southern Red l 81; Coffee quiet, Rio
III; Sugar quiet, Orleans "a; Molasses firm; Bacon
scarce at lOt; Freights frmer
CINCINNATI, Jan. SO-The laborers on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad have stopped the trains,
and refuse to allow any train to pass until all are
paid to date.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 80, M.-Flour frmer, and hold
ers refuse less thaa %; provisions firm; pork
Is 90, Whisky steady, 24sa24a; Groceries very
firm; Sugar SAG; Molasses 4la42; Coffee l24a13.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81, M.-Sterling is dull; Flour
firm, Southern S9l; Wheat improving, Southern
Red 81; Corn frmer; Mess pork firm at previous
quotations; lard quiet
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81, P.M.-Commenced snow
ing at 10 o'clock this morning, and is still showing
NEW York, Jan. 80, P. M.-Flour unchanged
western 00aS 81; whole Range of Rye, Flour and
Cornmea unchanged; Wheat continues very firm,
inferior red southern So; Corn scarcely so firm,
southern S6a9O, Old Mixed, S9a9S; Oats is 44a5O
Whisky, Ohio and Prison, S4aS5; Hogs are selling
at 74a7S; Lard lO4allt Cheese 9alO4
New ORLEANS, Jan. SO-CottOn, receipts for the
week $4,000, active unchanged prices; sugar 65a7b
Molasses 50; barrel Lard 10; mixed Corn 6Sa75.
HALIFAX, Jan. 30-No signs of the Arabia yet
snow storm is prevailing here.
CINCINNATI, Jan 80, P. M.-Flour unchanged
Provisions firm; Mess Pork held at 10; Bacon sides
8; Whisky 24sa244; other articles unchanged.