Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24
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4 cate OG the House Steamer Revenue Cuttef Oitl
which was passed after striking out so mu b al
required, being stationed at the Port Of New
York
Rask's motion to refer 90 much Of the Presi
dents Message as related to foreign sffairs to the
Committee on that subject, was carried
Brown replied to Seward. Wilson said they
we're not so bold and ds6ant since, as before the
Presidential election they now declared against
afiilating with Carbon, extremists in their anti
election onset 10 the institution of slavery 10 the
States. They thought themselves supported by
opinions Of the North, now found themselves mis-
takeu-changed their tactics and have been found
back upon more tenable grounds. Seward had
| made him present of his speeches published by
| Redheld, unlike Jones of Tenn, he meant to car~
| ~ his cong home, and show his constituents how
much venom against their rights and interests had
been comprised within sing lie volume. Said that
Seward, in addressing a Northern audience, bad
said slavery must be abolished, and you and can
and must do it.
Brown read letter from Wilson to Wendell
Philips, to show that the hope was expressed that
| they might cooperate for the emancipation Of
slaves, aud to break Il dominion OF their masters
Wilson explained that he desired to get Phillips on
his platform, that he meant TO 60 TO Phillips =
| Brown said he bad been assured Oh good authori-
ty that Wilson at the Hotel at Washington, ex-
| pressed the opinion that slaves were justified in
/ duu uluFuttltH tUeif luASCeIo Auu thab nc
would not advise them not TO do it. Wilson de-
MED il, said he never had ~uch thoughts or ex-
! pressed such an idea. Brown said he had il in
writing from gentleman Of the highest response
| bility who would give him the names of others
who would testify TO IT, and would give Wilson the
proof, either here or in private, if be desired, pen
ding which motion was agreed to that the resi-
due OF the Presidents Message be referred TO ape
proprate committees, and Senate adjourned.
In - Il. Hi
IN Capt. EricsSons case. for SIS 900 for his
application ship propeller and steam machinery,
aud the superintendency of building the steamer
Princeton
Marcy 10 private conversation, says the neu.
traity laws shall be as rigidly enforced against
those recruiting for Walker as they were against
Champion and the British Consuls
Although Bernhisel the delegate from Utah, has
had in bis possession for months past appca.
toI from the people of that Territory for admission
as State into the Union, he viii not present it
this session.
The President gave dinner party this afternoon
to Gems. Shields. Qaitmau Lane, Cushing, Colonel
Weller, and other officers associated with him in
the Mexican wac
There has been a slight fall of snow here. Their.
moneter % deg. above zero.
HoUsE--Father Waldo has been reelected
Chaplain. Sixteen others we're voted for. Father
DuuHs JESUIT OF St. Louis received Two VOSeS -
Antoinette Blackford also two.
Mr.. Clingman, under suspension of the rules, in
trodnced a resolution authorsing the President to
confer the title Of Lieut.. General by Brevet-the
object being TO place Gen Scott on. the same foot
ing as Washington under the law Of 1898. To re-
ply TO question from Carlisle, Ciugman said Scott
hsd received about s., 600, and shout this bill BE-
passed. he would receive about $40 900 for nine or
ten years back. The bill passed.
n Al,
rules, TO enable bill establishing uniform rule Of
naturalization to be made the special order for the
l4th Of January. NegatiVed.
WASHINGTON. Dee 2S- Senote-Nr Butler pre-
sented resolutions from South Carolina relative to
the lorti6catiou of the PORT ROYAL harbor
House-Mr Leteher. from the majority commit.
tee on ways and means, reported a substitute for
the bin for the revision OF the tariff laid before the
House the report OF the superintendent Of the
survey, showing the progress Of the work the past
year.
Funstane's Brush Factory, Mills and FLYING Om-
nibus Stables, Wilson's Planning Mill, Philadelphia
aud environs, we're burnt last night.
CHICAGO, Dec 22-The Ladies' Seminary at
Evanston, miles north OF this place, has been de
stroyed by fire; no body was iIjured-Loss $l0
900; no insurance.
The Iowa Legislature has adjourned to the 9Th
of January. The Thermometer at A. NJ. to-day,
stood at deg. below zero.
New YoRK, Dec 22-Jonathsn J. Coddington,
an Old politician and post master under Jackson,
died yesterday, aged IS years.
New YORK. Dec 22-Tbe vessel ashore at Bar
negal, is the bark Tasso Of St. Johus, New Found
land, with a cargo OF coffee and Logwood. She is
a total loss Four Of her crew and two shoremen,
who we ut to her assistance, drowned in at.
tempting to reach shore The passengers who
we're landed from the wreck. are in a desolate con
diton--one of them died last hit. Seven cabin
passengers, who arrived from Squam, report that
the captain after setting them ashore, returned to
the ship and found the cabin in possession Of the
crew, who fell on and beat him so badly, that his
recovery is considered doubtful.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 23.--Weather very cold at nine
O'Clock this morning. The thermometer was eight
deg. above zero
The Ohio river viii close soon unless the wealth
moderates. Large quantities OF floating ice above
which almost suspend navigation.
New YORK. Dec 2S-The steamer Canada ar
rived at Halifax this forenoon. She brings dates
70 the 18th
The America put back on the 10th, disabled.
Money market unchanged, but active. Consols
for account closed ut "a
Various Liverpool circulars quote cotton sales Of
the 10th and llth 10000 bales OF which were
on speculation, and 5000 for export. Cotton firm.
Market generally unchanged.
Manchester markets without quotabe change.
Provisions quiet and rather declining
The Baltic took official news that the Peace Con
gress at Paris will meet this month slso that an
unsuccessful attempt had been made TO assassinate
the King OF Naples. Since then there is nothing
important 70 report
The captain and fifteen passengers had arrived
at Bordeaux.
The America had her decks swept off at Cape
Clear Gu the morning. Of the 10th, and returned TO
port
The Baltic sailed for New York on the morning
Of the 10Th. No change in New York quotations.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA-Cotton sales for
Eve days Al 600 bales: Orleans Fair "a; Orleans
Mid ilings 1915; Mobile Fair u; Mobile Middling
Ct; Upland Fair Z; Upland Middling Is l6.-
Breadstutfs very dull, with declining tendency
quotations nominal
The Canada brought the Americas mails. The
passengers OF the America were badly injured. The
Canada passed the Niagara on tue l7th
NE~ YoRK, Dec 20 -rhe steamer Knoxville,
OF the Savannah line, was destroyed by fire, az her
wharf last night. Loss $500, 0co bali insured.
telegraphie dispatch from Squam village says
that large ocean steamer, name unknown, struck
the beach near Barnegst, Saturday night. Pas,
sengers we're seen on her deck the wreekers
could not board.
CARE Islam, Dec. as The schooner "Julia
Frances Weeks, from Beaufort. WAS run into add
sunk on Sunday night. Her crew were saved in
yawl-boais.
Nav York, Dec. 2S. Evening.-COt,on firm.
with an advancing tendency; sales 2 600 bales
middlng Orleans l3i; upland l2s Flour dull
declining; Wheat 6rm; Corn declining; Coffee
steady, Rio saloi; Sugar quiet; hOlassss dull;
Freights firm.