Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-11
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l. NEW YoRK, Oct ..
AUsrRIA.-There are ct present no obstacles Il
| the expedition to Naples
The Eespolitan Eavoy at Naples has resigned
the cause has not been stated.
Il il understood that, Immediately Upon th,
French Minister'S leaving Naples, the Neapolitar
Minister will quit Paris. Meanwhile hopes are en-
tertained that favorable answer viii be received
from Naples.
SPAIx.-The ministerial crisis is over.
Seram, the new Spanish Minister to France, hal
gone on a secret mission TO France.
ST. Louis, Oct. S.-Advices from Kansas state
! that meeting held at Lawrence on the lst
at which it was unanimously Resolved. thai
expediency and principle alike enjoned upon the
| people to ignore the coming election of member:
of the Assembly. And as Congress has rejected
our delegate on the ground ofinyadity Of the cleo
ton law, il will be doubtful if another application
Identical in fact and principle with the one first
determined on, be not also refused Therefore,
! Resolved, That the people of Kansas. regarding
the so-calied Election law nvalis refuse to parti@
cipate in any election held in virtue Of said enact
| ment.
LEXINGTON, Oct 9.-The American young mer
of Lexington fired 80 rounds in honor of the VIC
tory at Baltimore.
| ST. Louis, Oct. 9-The steamer Geneva wal
sunk in the Missouri river near Nebraska City on
the SOth ult Loss $4,000, insured $4,000.
I WAsHISeroN, Oct "a meeting has been held
ia the City Hall for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the reception Of the President on his re-
/ turn to the city.
! BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-There were six deaths from
! yellow fever at Charlestown on Monday.
ST LOUIS, Oct "a letter to the Democrat
! from Lawrence, dated October Q, states that the
people have issued call for a convention Tope-
ka on the 18th, to form Republican Electoral
Ticket with view TO ascertain the strength OF the
party; II elected, and Kansas is admitted State
in December the Electors will ask for seats in the
Electoral College afterwards.
| The pro-sirvery party is expected to nominate 9
| Fillmore and Buchanan electoral ticket.
PoR sxoUTH Oct 9-The President, accompan.
led BY the Mayor and other gentlemen, visited the
| Wabash this P. NJ
DANvERs Oct 9-The extensive programme for
the reception of George Peabody was fully carried
outto-day.
! large procession of military, 6remen and citi.
| zens, turned out.
! Hon. Edward Everett made the principal speech
| NEw YORK, Oct lO.-Ex Gov Hunt will ad.
! dress the merchants of Wall street this evening
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. lO.-The Buchanan
Fillmore and Wing parties have coalesced to-day
upon the County aud Congressional nominations.
| BALTIMORE, Oct. l0-The result of the election
riots Wednesday show killed and dangerously
wounded
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lO.-The whole city wa
alive last night. Political meetings were held b.
all three parties. There was large demonstration
by the Fillmore men; they had torch light pro
cession which was estimated by tie Enquirer a
/ forty thousand. The Fremonters had gathering
at Independence Square.
! The Wooden Factory of Erwin Stinson was de
stroyed by fire last night; one person was crushed
to death BY falling walls; . are missing, and 4 Of
we're ipjurad. IL is supposed to have been th,
work oil an incendiary.
NEw YORK, Oct. l0.-The Broker Charles B
! Huntington has been arrested charged with forge
ries on Phelps, Dodge & Co. TO the amount of $50,
900. The Herald says that Fremont has received
in the last few days. several letters threatening hi
assassination, as his enemies are determined b,
shall never be inaugurated'
BALTIMORE, Oct. lO-The city is quiet to-day
Large parties of democrats have been armed durin,
the day, expecting attack from American Clubs
The police are now prepared to maintain order.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 9-The Wabash sailed at
this evening The President is on board. An i'm
mense crowd witnessed his departure. He wa
loudly cheered as he left the landing
! Troy, n. Y, Oct. I0.-The New York store wa
last night robbed of silver and velvets to the vau
Of 80, 900.
NEw YORK, Oct 10 The stores of harris 4
Co., and Ranline Price, on Peckslip were partial
! ly burned last night. large amount of groceries
and produce was injured by fire AMI water. Los
between 80 and $4,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. lO-Governor Robinson from
Kansas arrived last evening He speaks 10 Indians
to-day and tomorrow
Gen. Lane passed through this morning for Indi
anspois.
Shedge proceeded to Pennsylvania, via st. Louis
Detzer and jenkins are expected on Monday.
NEW York, October Q, eveninr-Cotton firm
sales 1000 bales. Linseed Oil 81 O2al 03.
PIrTsBUEG, Oct, 10, noon.-River, Is inches
water In the channel and falling; weather clear anC
mild.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, noon.-Flour steady, sale
| 1850 barrels. Wheat, upward tendency; Western
Red l,4sa50. Corn dali Pork buoyant at 20, so
Beef 6rm. Lard steady. Whiskey easier; Ohio S91
CINcrSNATI, Oct To- noon.-Flour firm at 6. so,
| 90. Wheat, Red, Lilo; White /, 24al rs. Whiske,
29a. Groceries unchanged and firm. River Is
inches water in the channel and Stationary.
Louisville, Oct 1O.--The River is almost on I
stand, with inches water on the falls.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, evening Cotton firm, sale,
1900 bales. Coffee dali; Rio lOalll. Sugar buoy.
ant; Orleans at 9. Molasses firm. TalloW l2f To