Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
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WASHINGTON, April 22-Justce Nelson TO-DAY
delivered the opinion Of the Supreme Court in the
case of the State of Peensylvania against the
Wheeling and Belmont bridge ana others, dissolv
ing the injunction granted by the Circuit Judge
and OverruIing the motion for writs of assistance
and attachment, and granting motions for taIatonI
and proceeds therefor
WASHINGTON, April 22-Senate-The House bill
amendatory Of the county land law of 1856 Wal
passed.
House-The appropriation bill was considered
and the greatest portion of the amendments re
jected. Among the amendments adopted was
one appropriating $50, 600 to purchase seed and
cuttings to be distributed throughout the country
by the Agricultural Department
The House passed joint resolution turning over
to Wisconsin the remaining portion Of the So, OOo
heretofore appropriated for the improvement Of
the harbOr of Sheboygan. 1t is to be expended
for that purpose under direction Of the Senate.
The House then adjourned.
Private dispatches from Rock Island say that the
first train of cars passed the bridge over the
perfects the railroad connection between Chicago
and Iowa city.
NEW York, April 23.-The steamer Arago arriV'
ed this morning Mr.. Buchanan passenger.
Two English steamers after a fruitlesa search Of
nine days for the Pacific, returned
THIS Peace Congress is progressing. Austria gives
some trouble by refusing to fix the time for the
evacuation of the Principaites
ST. PErERsBURG.-The prohibition to export
Russian produce has been repealed. The Gar has
issued ukase recalling the two fleets hitherto
maintained by Russia in the Black Sea and Sea OF
Azoff.
The Allies have orders to raise all bockadea
which have kept vessels in neutral ports.
The French Post denies contemplating sending
an expedition to Madagascar, but adVices from Tou-
! lon report the contrary.
! horde says an exchange Of ratfcations took
/ place on the Goth.
Consols SO; Breadstuffs heavy; Flour and Corn
lower Beet and Pork dali and unchanged; Cotton
steady, prices frmer, sales averaging 5000 bales
daily.
The Spanish Government refuse TO do anything
as to remuneration for firing into the Ell Dorado,
Bat say that the commander of the TerolanO was
! justified in what be did by the circumstances.
The steamer Arabia arrived at Halilax-she left
Liverpool on the 18Th. The Persia arrived at
Liverpool on the llth, inside of ten days There is
an uctive speculative demand in cotton, with a
slight advance upon previous quotations. Sales
of the week 10000 bales. COnsos Friday eve.
ming 935.
Boston, April 23-Ths steamer Cambria, for
Liverpool RIA Halifax, sailed at noon to day with
$500, 900 in specie
WASHINGTON, April 29-SENATE-The Senate
resumed the consideration of the the three million
amendment, and after long debate, the bill was
postponed.
Mr.. Houston spoke at length in condemnation Of
the action of the Naval Board.
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE-Mr Stanton addressed the House in OPP
position to slavery extension.
House then adjourned.
NEW YORK April 23-Mr. Buchanan was recev-
ed this morning by joint committee of the City
Council and welcomed as guest of the city. he
declines public dinner. He leaves for Philadel-
phia Friday morning.
CISCINNATI, April 20, night-Extra Flour $50.
Lard 9. Whisky l9tal9g. Sugar 7ia9 Mo-
lasses Al.
The river has fallen three inches