Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
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New YoEK, March 27-The Illinois arrived at 6
O'Clock with 81, 260, 000 in treasure.
The first section of twenty-five miles of the Sac
ramento railroad is completed.
The California Legislature passed resolution
deprecatimg the election of Banks for the Speak
ership.
The Indians have been committing depredations
at the mouth of Rouge river; tSenty-four persons
were murdered.
On the 23d Of February battle took place at
Puget's Sound between party Of friendly Indians
and Chicketas.
The steamer Columbia was to leave San Fran
cisco in few days with Gen. Wool and troops for
Rouge river.
The Legislature Of Oregon have sent message
TO the President for the removal of Gen. Wool.
Eleven buildings were burnt at Sonora-loss
$4,000.
A bill has been introduced into the California
Legislature creating three new States out of Calls
fornia
The markets are generally dull-money strins
gent-rccepts of gold dust diminishing. Flour
Domestic and Oregon selling at S.OoA9OO Hams
Is. Lard 1911. Choice Butter SO. Whisky IS.
Nothing important from the Isthmus.
We have dates from Valparaiso to the 18th of
February and Calico to February 26th.
The Gillian steamer Casuelo was foundered near
Maule on the 3OIh of January. Out of S5S per.
sons on board, only Al saved.
Advices had reached Panama that the Indians
on the Atlantic coast had attacked San Diego and
burned it down.
Advices from Costa RIGA state that Gen. Walker
has threatened to attack and destroy Punta.-
Arenas government has sent troops to defend the
place.
NEW ORLANs, March 27-The corner stone Of
the Clay Monument will be laid on the 18th OF
April, the anniversary of his birthday. The prep
ars;ions indicate the most magnificent pageants
ever witnessed in this country.
CINCINNATI, March %, noon. - Flour firm, at
6 40; Whisky dull, 1919; Mess Pork IA 25; Bulk
meats 5Ia6t; Lard 81; Groceries firm, full rates.
River II feet and stationary.
The steamer Metropolis burst her iarboard boiler
Yesterday morning at Pomeroy. The boat is not
much damaged persons were injured, DANCE
rOusly Rev. Mr.. Bryan, Of Pttsburg was very
badly scalded. Capt. Hazlett has since died
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The National E1ecu-
tive Republican Committee held a conference last
night with the leading anti Nebraska members of
Congress, with a view of determining the best
course to concentrate all opposed to slavery in the
Territories in securing the nomination OF a conser.
vative and generally acceptable Presidential candi
date.
BosroN, March 2S-The Nova Scotia Legislature
passed the Maine Law by 81 to 20.
In the Assembly to day the resolution to amend
in the State unless born in the United States, was
defeated by two thirds vote being required-l66
for and IS against it,
New York, March 2S.-The Empire City, from
Havana, has arrived with dates to the 23d Her
papers furnish news of importance
NEW YORK, March %, noon-Flour firm, 7 S7a
81 for Ohio; Wheat, Corn, and Mess Pork firm;
Lard steady; Whisky better.
The jury IT. the celebrated divorce case-Cox u.s.
Gox-gave their verdict this morning in favor of
the defendant.
HOUsE-Resumed the consideration of the bill
defining the rights of voters and the duties of com.
missioners of elections in Washington City.
HALIFAX, March 2S, 2 o'clock, P. Mo signs
Of the Canada. The Arabia sailed at - o'clock
last night.
LOUISVILLE, March 2s.-Rfver still rising.
New ORLEANS, March 27-Cotton has advanced;
M
Coffee l2t. Sugar It.
Sterling exchange ST.
Other articles unchanged.