Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

States M the movement IL erect monument in
Independence Square, Go commemorate the
De .layaron of Independence, aud honor the
names of The immortal sigUers OF that instru-
ment.
Resolutions have been adopted bv the Legs
la'ure Of Kcu'u, Ky, declaring that it is the
duiy Of he United States, IN all fgiure trea-
iies with fnrelgl countries, to zee Jhar the great
STAPLE of tobarco Is placed on an equal footing
with the other great Agricultural interests OF
our common country. The KenIucky Sena-
tor, ia Congress are also instructed tp urge the
su ject upon The attention Of the general gov
CrEnClt
The larest dates from IIayti announce that
the Emperor SuulOuque was not dead. lie was
az Cape Ilayllan ga herring force, Ii was sup
posed. Ia project him CD hiS return 20 Port an
Prince against the malcoutents who might be
disposed 90 make his tate msfortnneS Il pre-
Tex fr dethron.ng him. T. was believed he
would not make any further demonstrations
against the Dominieans. Whether the latter
viii let him alone is another question. There
had been quite "a number Of military execu-
tons ia the army. Among Others. Gen. TDus
saint and Gen. Gan sire, OF Jermie aud ano,h-
e. general from Aux Cages. The last two are
SAID 10 have been traitors 10 the government,
and 10 have been on intimate terms with some
Of the leaders of the Eastern people during
several years past. Several other officers OF
inferior grade have also been executed.
An inter, sting statement of the financial
condition ok the Turkish empire has been pub
lj-hed. Il appears that the Turkish army con
ssts of l03, OG6 men, after deducJlHg 22J9
forming "A contingent maintained by the Brit
ish government, aud that the cost of This el-
fective force for one year amounts to e 800,
600. The corps of ReIils actually under arms
CATER deductng 774l forming the British con-
tngeuI) amounts To 960S6, aud regards pays
aud raJi0us they have been placed on the
same footing as The regular troops. The OK
penscs of the war for % months Ctr0m May
q, lo53, 10 September u, 1900 amounts to
e. 100000, a sam which includes one OF
G370,OO0, value of ammunition and war stores
furnished to the allies. The amount required
Toy The war department for the next year Is
9L335,O00, aud to meet immediate wants, al
application is made to the loan commission iol
al ustalment of GG2SOO0.
Letters from Mr. Macau'av. recently received
by his correspondents, mention that the sa'e
Of hs health has confined him to the mouse
during most Of the time this winter. The
latest London papers mention that "he eXpe
rivnced great difficulty in conversng even Tor
short time"
~ Washington letter says: " Mr.. Buchau-
ans letters. received Inv Tie Arabia rrpr-.enr
tie feeling The British Ministry as being very
sensitive ON ;he subiecf at onr re,,,ii ms H.
had received the rsouesf for Mr.. Crsrnnfon's
recali fourteen hours before the sailing of the
steamer, but had not presented it mp t" thai
time. o. course, therefore, no Intelligence has
been received OF the elect Ut produced. Mr.
buchanan was informed however, before ne
,be hJ,oinisrr,tion ,yonlJ o5,nf IN rs,.orI =,
The enlistment opestiop and toubrless had
sourd.d T,rJ Clarendon ON tIa spIisrt Hence
his rlisgiyino.
"Mr. buchanan thinks there Is reasonable
ground TO expect that reace VIII be made ou
the basis al the propositions submitted 10 Rus
sla, Out our ministers 10 other courts 90 rot
express me same confidence or nope. I"ey
CONSIDER me present I'"sluoA uI RUSSIA a. a.
su'hea py her ~ order l" enable her 10 com
l!e1e her preparations.
EX Gov Powell has baeD elected President
of the Henderson and Nashville Railroad. II
isa good selection. and is AN earnest that the
road will be built.
NJ D"ih'e' tie au'h"r' Is reioF'e" J." nave
re'en"y incurred me o''PlIa>u.e "' l"o EN-
ler"r and 10 mentioning me circumstances 4"
"''er Ior me l"3huoh D"ily news Ie''"IhS
'''J D"''a7 '"'snu' 10 Te,'''" In a'IS ""'
s""T' "''e' 10 o'uer 30 n''"e OUT w" u'"'"I,' =
hAu >uPe,H'en" 'ie ,u"'a''"h "l ne" e"l
non, u "l'ee naH"Teu 'o'","e'' Ut an ,'I7 pr"
duc'o"S' anu 'nen 20 "a'e' 10, several years
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rs VI '"e O"'' u i'''"0 1T ''' W
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dispatch from New Orleans, % the 10th,
saws that on the previous night an attempt was
made 10 assas,nate DENNIS CoECoRAN, one Of
the editors of the Delta.
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e.,l A.. ~, -. ,l.. ia. fr,,,, ,l, north.
-, - Si,,ria Jre rgrrh f., ,.e omen.
sea. Lieutenant (now AdmiIa) "IanE!e took
frequent Standings during Tue TIP ana i"a.u
TIE water shallow, Win hud bottom iar
c.,na'e become more moderate as he made
Ho1'nuE. According te ms estimate OF Ills
position at the margin OF The open polar ocean
he must nave been near me para"e' OF - u'-
gree north, or which Dr. haHe was when Er
saw ihe same sea- almost on the opposite SIDE
Of lhe Pole. Lieut.. NrangIe concealed pro-
visions m the lee as he advanced, which he
cut our Tor supplies on ht- return. lhe party
slept IN lodges warmed 10y Silrl' lamp "Ich
ais' c'"Ne" 'ne'r i"e''S' L"e,' Sg"'I p We.
not as great as those oil The land parties 'ua'
have goueoul from the British eA rIorlHs ships.
The hoard of trade Of Pirfsbur, hayeadopt.