Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-30
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NEW YoRK, Sept .27-Ths Illinois arrived this
p. ii. with 81 800, 600 specie.
She left AspinwaIl on the evening Of the 18th.
Brings dates from California TO the 9th. She con
nected with the Golden Age, which brought down
| 81 $50, 900 treasure.
The news from California is unmportant.
The Vigilance Committee disbanded quietly.
At the Democratic Primary Elections in San
Francisco, all the successful candidates were known
opponents to the Vigilance Committee.
Judge Terry took his seat on the bench OF the Sn-
preme Court on the 26th Of August.
Fires occurred at Martinez destroying property to
the amount of $25, 900
John L. Durkee and Chas. Rand who took the
Safe arms from vessel by order of the Vigilance
Committee have been in the U. 5. Court for piracy.
Bail has been refused them
The Indians were committing depreda:ions in
various parts of the State.
Markets at San Francisco were i'm proving.
We have dates from Panama to the 18th. Some
excitement existed.
The Panama Legislature was disorganized touch
ing the Governship; for time there was fear of q
general conflict. The citizens fec, houses were
bsrricadcd.
The U. S. ships Independence and St. Mays
were held in readiness to protectAmerican citizens
The affair finally ended in smoke.
The health OF the Isthmus was good
AuVlceS from Nicaragua are 10 Tue 0UtDs
rumor reached Aspinwall of a revolt among
Walkers troops: forty of whom refused do duty.
Walker gave them twenty -four hours to reconsider.
after which, they still refusing, were led out and
shot.
Col. Schlesinger has published letter to the
army denouncing Walker as traitor; accusing him
Of dishonesty, and offering protection to all of
Walkers troops who will join him.
Our dates from Valparaiso to the 10th, and
from Calao to the 9th of August.
A revolution had taken place in Lima. There
was some fighting on the Plaza with the govern
ment troops under the President The engagement
lasted several hours but the revoutionsts were b
nally subdued
CHICAGO, Sept est is now estimated that Sc
lives were lost by the burning of the Niagara Not
Nicaragua stated ia former despatch) She was
valued at SO, 900.
BROOKLYN, Sept 27.-The Board of Health rer
port seven new cases and two deaths OF yellow
fever.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29-Three brick buildings
on Bulltt street and three 4th street we're burn
ed this morning. II. D. Newcomb & Bros house
was destroyed. Their loss will probably reach
100000. They were insured for about three
fourths of that amount.
l. S. Mooreheads warehouse, containing mer-
chandise III transitu for the East was also con-
sumed. Loss large. His insurance has not been
ascertalned.
The residue losses will be but small
New YORK, Sept. 29-The steamer Baltic has
arrived IRON Liverpool bringing dates to the 18th.
The Africa arrived out on the llth.
The steamers news had no effect on the Cotton
market, which Was closing quiet but steady. Cot
ton was slow of sale but prices we're unaltered-
Orleans middng 6Sd, Mobile ditto Std, Upland
ditto sd Sales for three days II 600 bales. On
speculation $500 bales, and for export 1000 bales.
MANCHESTER MARKET.-An average business
was doing without any quotable change in prices.
Breadstufs were generally frmer
The weather had been favorable for crops and
harvest prospects were favorable.
Wheat-fne qualities had advanced 2aSd.
Flour market closed steady.
Provisions steady and quiet
COnsols closed on Tuesday for money at 944ss,
after an advance Of ta5sl6.
The news is unimportant.
Affairs at Naples and Italy were getting worse.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 29-NOon-The river is at
stand, with ten inches water in the channel by the
m tai mark. The weather is wet-it has been rain
ing all dsy.
New YoRx, Sept 20, Noon-Flour has advanced,
State Sc. 2Oa6, 90; Ohio 81, 6Os6,7O. Wheat i'm
proving White $40 Corn improving nike
971. Pork firm. Lard dull aud easier at l4k-
Whisky SO.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20, NOOn-The river is rising
ry slowly.
New YORK, Sept 27-Evening market
buOyaGt; sales Is, 1000 bales