Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s,-In the Supreme Court
TO- day, in the Of the Cleveland Painsville and
Astabula Railroad vs.. the city Of Erie and others,
Judge Black delivered unanimous opinion in IA.
vor of the Railroad Company, holding that under
the act Of 9Th May, 1854, the Cleveland Railroad
Company have the right 10 extend the road through
the city of Erie TO the Eastern boundary of the city
and to connect there with the Erie and Northeas;
road . That the resistance and obstruction Of
the work by the Mayor and Council, are unlawful,
and ought to be restrained by Injunction granted
and decree against the city of Erie, Mayor and
Council, for the act
In the case of the Erie and Northeast Company
VS.. J. Casey, Judges Black, 10 wrie and Knox held
that the of the Assembly repeating the chartef
of the Erie and Northeast Company is constitution
al and valid, and refused an injunction.
Justice Lewis and Justice Woodward held that
the act repeating is unconstitutional and void This
will be taken TO the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States.
WASHINGTON, jan 9S.-yr Letters plurality
resolution was tabled by the combined vote of the
supporters of Orr and Fuller, with Campbell, Of
Ohio, and others.
Voted agaia.-Banks 81 Orr 81, Fuller IS, Pen.
nington 8, Elder 2, Harris, of H., aud Williams l.
Necessary to choice, lO4.
That the English Mission has been rendered to
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, is indisputable.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The Star of the West
from San Juan, arrived early this morning with
260 passengers and S643, 600 in treasure.
New YORK, Jan. 30, noon.-Flour frm; Wheat
firm; Corn steady-sales II 900 bushels.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 90, noou.-Flour 25 and un.
settled; Mess Pork IA 90; Sides g; Whisky 243a
244; Sugar scarce and high; Molasses 4la42.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. %, noon.-Cotton, sales
1000 bales Sugar, fair, 81; Molasses 35aS5l; Flour
9 90; Corn 72 Mess Pork II 90.
WASHINGTON, Jan 29-SENATE. - The Demo
cratic caucus this morning nominatedthe Union for
Senate Printer.
HALIFAX, Jan. 90, noon.-No sign of the ap-
proach of the steamship Arabia. She will bring
dates to the l9th week later than the Baltic.
New YORK, Jan. 29-The Tribune publishes a
letter from Gov Reeder in reply to the Presidents
message on Kansas affairs. Ii saws the essage
assaiHs himself and constituents and therefore i'm
peratively calls for a reply After having seen our
people trampled upon, oppressed and robbed on
the one hand, by invaders of their soil, and on the
other by the influence and authority of the officers
of the present administration; after having wit
messed the cold blooded murders Of uDarmed and
inoensive citizens by an officer of the administra-
ton who is not only unmolested by the laws, aud
unrebuked by the President who appointed him,
but who has, perhaps, strengthened his official ten
ure, and enhanced his chance for promotion by the
act it is not at all surprising that should by the
head of that Administrations be misrepresented and
perverted
New YORK, Jan. 80, noon.-Cotton, sales ], 900
bales.
The British vessel Charles Morgan, arrived with
dates from Galveston to the 2Sth. The weather
was very severe on the North and upper Brszos.
The thermometer fell one degree below zero, killing
cattle.
Arrived, the Granada, from Havana, with dates
to the 95th The news is unimportant from Hava-
ma. The weather was unsettled Market for SUI
gar and mOlasses, receipts small, prices firm, good
demand.
NEw ORLEANS, JAN 29.-Cotton, sales yesterday
1000 bales. Market firm.