Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
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Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1

WEST CHESTER, Pa, June ga large and enthu-
siastic meeting held here Saturday night to
hear a narration 81 events in relation to the Kan
sas outrages, from the clerk attached to the com
mittee of investigation
Strong resolutions were passed against the repeal
| OF the Missouri Compromise, expressing sympathy
| for the free State men, and denouncng the attack
on Mr. Sumner.
| ST. LOUIS, June Later intelligence from Kan
states that instead Of battle between 30 pro-
slavery and $50 free State men, there was only
small fight between the parties, resulting in the
death of three.
BosToN, June 9-Dates are received from Hayti
to the Goth
Previous reports are confirmed of an insurrec>
ton at Aux Gays, which the Government succeed
ed in putting it down.
| WASHINGTON, June 9-Senate bill to
amend the naturalization laws was made the special
order for Saturday next
Mr. Trumbull introduced bis bill to restore order
and peace in Kansas, by proposing to bring it un-
der the Territorial Government of Nebraska.
long debate eDsued between Trumbn end Doug
lass concerning the merits of the Kansas and Ne.
braska BILL after which, Trumbus bill was referred
to the Committee on Territories.
Foote addressed the Senate on the bill amenda-
tory of that to promate the efficiency Of the navy.
Adjourned
House.-No quorum Adjourned
The President signed the Wisconsin, Michigan,
Alabama, and Louisiana railroad bills.
WARRINGTON, June 9-Mr McGruder, the newly
elected Democratic Mayor, has been inaugurated
into office. He said it was his Intention to decapi.
tate every know nothing holding Office.
The democrats fred salute of 100 guns in hon.
or Of the event.
NEW York, June lO-The brig Bremen was
,ad hara ola
At the Kansas meeting last night $S,0 900 was
collected.
New YORK, June love dates to the oath
from Aux Cages, which is later than that received
at Boston yesterday The revolution had not been
suppressed. There had been two or three skirm-
ishes, which resulted in thirty insurgents being
taken prisoners.
The steamer City of New Ark, on her passage
from New Ark to this city, caught fire and was
nearly burned up. One boat which went to the
rescue of the passengers capsized and it is
feared two three females were drowned.
NEW YORK, June 10, noon.-Flour-Stat IS 20
az &c; Ohio Sc 00a6 Is; Southern Sc l0a8 80.
Wheat dropping. New Pork $l9 Lard dropping
lO4. Whisky %.
LOUISVILLE, June 1O-River unchanged, with
4 feet water in the canal
PITTsBURG, June 10, noon.-River unchanged
since yesterday, with feet inches water by the
metal mark
CINCINNATI, June 10, noon Flour dull and un-
changed. Whisky advanced one fourth. River
FIVE feet.
LOUISVILLE, June 9-The river has been about
on a stand for the last two or three days.
CINCINNATI, June 9, M.-Flour 25a575. Whs-
ky unchanged. Sugar 9a94. Molasses held at 80.
Provisions quiet but firm.
The river is stationary, with five feet water in
the channel.
New YORK, June 9-Flour advanced; straight
State 8 25a5.75, Ohio 6.25a675, Southern 7OOa
$50. Wheat heavy. Mess Pork l8.75al8S7.-
Lard l05.
New York, June 9th, evening-Cotton firm,
sales 1000 bales; Flour buoyant; Wheat heavy;
Coffee heavy; Sugar active al 81. Aolasses firm;
Linseed Oil SO,