Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-14
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REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press

NEw DIRK June IL, M-Cotton and molasses
market quiet; Flour and Sugar firm. No quota
| tons.
Senator Hsmlin has come ont in the Senate in
| opposition to the Democratic rarty.
Butler replied 10 Summers speech, characterizing
It as the most extraordinary delivered be-
fore legislative body, and vindicating South Caro-
lima against Summers charge of imbeciIty in the
American revolution, because of her Institution of
slavery. He strongly condemned the Massachusetts,
Legislature for it resolutions denunciatory Of
Brooks.
letter from Mr.. Fillmore appears in the Amer,
lean Organ at Washington, accepting the Presiden-
tial nomination.
The seeding w-Nothinss are holding Con-
vention at New York. r. T. Conrad, of Pa, was
chosen President, who returned thanks, and called
the Free States to rise in their might, and pct
stop to the oppression the people in Kansas.
Later from KansGs.
Col Sumner ordered Nhitfeld's army to leave
Kansas on Saturday They left, and at Westport
reinforced by $50 Nissourians and determin ed
to return, threatening to hang Sumner.
The Havre Steamer Ericsson arrived at New
York this morning. from Liverpool Cotton market
dull price declined l-l6st; sales on Monday $500
OF which specuatJrs and exporters took 2000 bales
MANCHESTER market dull; breadstuffs
weak and light, wheat dull declined pence, -four
dull lower moderate demand for yellow and mixed
corn at 2ss 3d. white wheat a trihe lower. Consols
for money 94ia94s.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Kansas Commission
arrived here last evening en- route to Washington
They report Kansas in a very critical condition.
Large numbers OF Mssourians are pouring into the
Territory, determined TO fight; and the Free State
men mastering, equally anxious for battle.
NEW YORK. June l3-The steamer Ericsson has
arrived at Sandy Hook.
The cotton market was dull, with more sellers
than buyers. Prices trihe lower-the decline
amounting to 1-l6a4. Sales Monday 5000 bales,
and Tuesday $500 bales. New Orleans middlng
st, Mobile middling 81 6, upland mddling l6
MANCHEsTER-Prices q trihe lever.
The weather has been very favorable for agricul
tur0l purposes.
Breadsufs-Weak in prices and transactions
small Wheat dull; declined %. Flour dull and
a trife lower; Western canal 32aS4s. good Ohio
35a37s Corn unchanged white a trifle lower
Beef unchanged and nominal. No pork in mar
ket. Bacon firm at an advance Of Cd Lard IN.
changed
Consols, for money, quoted at 944a94B on Tues
dav
LATEsT.-Cotten market unchanged; sales to day
1000 bales, closed steadier Provisions unchanged;
Consols for money CSC.
News unimpOrtant new Russian loan is spO-
ken Of part of it is offered in London and part in
Hamburg. The Italian question is unsettled 1t
is rumOred that the Pope proposes a Congress of
Italian sovereigns in Rome with plenipotentiaries
from France and Austrian.
Denmark is putting her feet in effective
State. The Spanish Government is taking euer-
getc measures against Mexico.
C NCINYArI. June l3th-noon-Flour s, 15a5, 25,
for common, 5,3Ol5 50 for choice. Whisky 22a22b
Bacon sides 9. Shoulders e firm. Sugar advance
ed +. Molasses held at 60.
The Steamer PHILADELPHIA has arrived at New
Orleans from Havana with dates to the 9th, on
that day she encountered a severe gale in which the
American ship Champion sunk.