Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-18
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/ Jackson, MICH Nov ia large fire occurred
here last night destroying property to the amoun
of S40,0 900 Insurance small.
MONTREAL, Nov. 15.-A very destructive fire
broke out this P n. at Three Rivers-one halt the
town is already in ruins.
New YORK. Nov. l5.-The Steamer Marion, is tc
be dispatched Immediately in search of the Steamer
Lyenss.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Texas
from San Juan, via Key West has arrived. She
brings 400 passengers, and sl27, 900 in specie
Among the passengers came Don FerdOn Feror,
the new Ncaragusn Minister to Washington, Mr.
| Wheeler, American Minister to Nicaragua and COL
Falens bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Walker.
Dates from GrenaGa are TO the LIST, matters in
Nicaragua have been quiet since the battle OF Mas
| saya. Walkers whole army now numbers 1000
men, all in good spirits aud eager for engage.
ment with the enemy. Gen. Walker is waiting the
arrival of some expected recruits before marching
! again upon Massaya and Leon-hs army is being
! Mountain Howitzers aud Mimic rifles 1t is thought
! that a decisive battle will be fought at Massaya,
about the 10th of November.
Advices from the Mines are favorable. A new
silver mine has been opened, and extensive copper
mines have been found in Bocoa.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ls-At meeting ofthe Re
publican association in this city Saturday evening
a resolution was unanimously passed for the con-
tinuance of their organization on the principles OF
| their old platform, aud those of the Philadelphia
! Republican convention. The association deemed
it rudicious this time to make any nomination OF
| President for 1860.
CHICAGO Ill, Nov. 17.-Ilinos Legislature is as
follows Senate--the Democrats 10; Republicans II;
Housed democrats have 81 opposition, 80 consist
ing of SO Republicans and Fillmorites; the pre-
siding officer of the Senate is Lieut.. Governor WOOD
! (Repubican)
RISING Sun, IND, Nov. 1.-THE Steamer
"White Bluff" with full load for Nashville, struck
a snsg above this place yesterday morning and
sunk on the Bar opposite Town.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, P. N.-Cotton market buoy
ant; Sales 1000 bales; Flour is steady; Wheat de-
cning; sales $1,000 bushels; White at l Goal II;
Red 5OaI 60; Corn dull; Pork dull; Lard in fair
demand and steady; Whisky easier; Ohio 3li;
Coffee dull; Sugar firm; Molasses quiet; Freighis
firm.
CINcISYATI Nov. IT, Noon.-Flour nominal,
nothing doing; Whiskey duh at %; Wheat un-
changed; Hogs dull 10; Groceries unchanged.
The River has fallen inches; Weather cold
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Steamship Fulton
sailed at Noon for Havre, with nearly 100000
in specie.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. I7.-The River is about in
stand; Weather cold.
CMCrNNATI, Nov. is, P. M-Markets unchang-
ed; River unchanged.
BosToN, Nov. l7.-AdVices from Buenos Ayres
of the 81 of Sept. state that heavy gale occurred
on the Of Sept lasting until the g. during which
the Bark Mazeon was stranded.
New York, Nov. II, evening-Cotton steady,
sales 5000 bales Coffee steady; Sugar dull; Molas-
ses buoyant, Muscavado 52 Linseed oil steady, at
94a96: Lard oil active at DIAL 05; Scotch pig
iron 30A30 so, Talow firm at - freights easier.
New YoKK, Nov. IT, noon-Flour declining
$500 barrels sold, State at 35a6 so; Southern
LOAF 45: Wheat also declining, 27OO0 bushels
sold White IS; Red IS; Corn advancing, 2S-
900 bushels sold, Mixed 20; Yellow II; Pork dull,
is 70; Beef steady; Lard dull; Whisky easier.