Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07
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Reports Furnished By the Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, july 3-Senate-The Kansas bill
with several amendments of a comparative unim-
portant character was passed by 80 against IL.
-Ayes-Allen Bayard, Bell of Tenn. Benjamin
Briggs, Bigler, Bright, Broadhead, Brown, Cass
Clay, Crittenden, Douglass, Hunter, lverson John
son, Joaes Of Iowa. MaIlery, Pratt, Pugh, Reid, Sc
bastians, Slidell, Stewart, Thompson OF n. T.,
Tombs, Toucy, Weller Wright, and Yule.
Nayes-Bell of n e Coleman, Doyle, Dodge,
Durkee, Fressenden, Foete, Foster, Hale, Seward,
rrumbull and Wade.
Ten thousand copies were ordered to be printed
At A NJ. the Senate adjourned.
The presidents pro TEN took the chair at noon,
no Senators present besides himself. The
chair announced the signing OF several bills includ
ing the Kansas aud then declared the Senate ada
bill burned till Monday.
House.-The motion of Mr.. Barclay to reconsid
er the vote by which the bill admitting Kansas
with her Topeka Constitution was rejected, was
then agreed to Yeas 100; Nays 81. The bill
was then passed Teas 100; Nsys adjourned
till Monday.
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-The Wing State Convens
ton met TO day. Seventeen counties were repre-.
sented. They adopted the Lexington whig plat
form adding resolution that Congress should pass
stringent laws to prohibit the importation of for
eign paupers and felons and that the time Of natu-
raizng foreigners be heightened that this Conven-
ton deem it impOlitic to make the Union the same
ard to hold no national Convention, but let every
whg vote for the candidate whose principles con-
firm nearest to his
Resolutions expressing the confidence Of the
Wings of Kentucky in Fillmore and saving he was
worthy Of their support were rejected by vote OF
Is counties to l county. Jashua F. Bell and
Judg Kincad supported the resolutions, Adj
journed sine de
b..
TO dav. Capt. Chas. Abel a sea Captain nalV
Of Bremen was murdered last night at a German
merry mixing.
New YORK July 5-The steamer Black
Warrior arrived this morning from Havana. Sugar
had been pretty brisk but was checked il good de-
mand and scarce at StalO; Molasses further ad-
vanced and selling at II Lard 10 50tl7 in bhls
aud kegs; exchange had advanced p T, tor all de-
scrlpucns; London st; six premium New York aid
Boston discount; New Orleans discount
New YORK, July 5th.-Tle a'ioual anniversary
was celebrated yesterday, VII. tn usual demon
STATIONS and about the avrage mum rer. The statue
OF Washington was inagurated early in the morn
ing on Union Square in presence OF a vast con
course of citizens.
PITTLBURG, July 5.-River feet inches watts
er in the channel and falling
Weather warm ard clear.
i've hueTlcdn EGScullNt OOIninilIeP OI AHeSue
ny county ratified the nominations OF Fremont and
Johnston
The 4th OF July was celebrated with great en-
thusasm few triAing accident occurred.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Flour market from receipts
scarce Whisky market continues firm at 26 ,26t
NEW YORK, July 5.-Evening COTTON quiet
sales one thousand bales, -four improving, sales 2
100 bbs at 6 50d6 IS for Ohio; Wheat advanced
3a5 per busbel. Beef firm Lard buoN ant. Golf c
dnl. Sales 800 ba Rio. Sugar finn, sales 1900
hhds Mess Pork Is 50.
PITrsBURG, July 5-Noon-River feet IL
inches water in the channel by the metal mark,
falling.
NEW ORLEANS, July Cotton qniet, corn So;
mess pork 81; sterling exchange 9tal0; rest un
changed.
LOUISVILLE, July 4th.-River swelling slowly
with feet inches water il the canal.