Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-26
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-The river is clear of ice
below the Falls the ferry boats have not ceased to
run at any time. is still frozen over at
footmen Gloss there.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-SESArE-A message
from the President relating to the Kansas affairs,
was received and read. Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE-Whe the clerk was calling the roll for
the election of Speaker, the doordeeper announced
a message from the President. Campbell of Ohio,
objected to its reception. On a sudden, much ex-
element sprung up all over the Hall, and much
turbulence ensued.
Mr Stephens Of Georgia, moved that the message
be received, and demanded the previous question,
which was agreed to. The result of the vote was
then announced-8anks %, Orr S. Fuller 20, Ri
caud 5, Campbell of Ohio 8, scattering 5.
The Presidents message was then ordered to be
read. 1t was the same as that sent to the Senate.
After reading, it was laid on the table.
The House then adjourned.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Cotton, sales to-day of
1900; yesterday $500; Middling ST.
The steamers news had no effect upon the mar
ket. Mess Pork II OOal7 %; Molasses IS; Whisky
As; Sterling Ct; Freights on Cotton to Liverpool
is l6.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-By the arrival of the
Webster we have dates from San Juan to the 10th,
and San Francisco to the 9Th.
The Star of the West sailed for New York with
$50 passengers and 600, 900 in treasure
severe shock of an earthquake was felt at San
Francisco on the End.
The trial of Cora was commenced. The Court
overrued the motion to change the venue.
An attachment was issued against Lucien Her,
man, extensive money agent, for $4,000
Sillsbee, the Yankee comedian, died at San Fran
cisco on the 22nd.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad is open % miles.
Some new and rich diggings have been discov-
cred on the American river
The news from the mines is encouraging.
Trade is dull. The demand in the interior for
light -four and grain is dull
Advices from Oregon to the goth of December,
state that nothing has been heard of Col Kinney's
party which went to attack Fort WallaWalla in
possession of the Indians.
Geo. N. Chase, the American Consul at Lahaia,
is dead.
NICARAGUA, Jan. 22.-Walker has accessions BY
every steaner-hs effective force is $50.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25, M.-Flour is firm, with an
upward tendency still, and 30 is asked for good
brands; Hogs dull at IS; Whisky rather better;
Groceries continue firm, with light stock.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The official dispatches
received by the Africa do not change our relations
with England from previous advices.
New YORK, Jan. %, M.-Flour declined, State
20, Ohio 81, Southern IS; Wheat firm, South
ern Red 90; Corn firm; Mess Pork firm.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-The Santa Fe mail arrived
at Independence yesterday.
The news from the Territory is unimportant.
Business prospects duh.
A fight occurred between the Capote Indians and
the Mormons-several of the latter were killed, and
mnch property was taken.
The difficulty arose by the Mormons attempting
to drive the Indians off from their own grounds.
The Legislature has been in session three weeks.
There is much snow in the mountains, and the
weather is intensely cold.