Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LIME.
REPORTS Furnished By the Associated Press. ]

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New York, April 22.-The Steamer Glasgow
from Gasgos, arrived to-day with Liverpool dates
of the 9th inst, few hours later than the last adj
vices.
Cotton steady. Estimated sales on the day the
| Steamer sail, 5000 baies. Spectators took 1000.
Consois 92sa93i The money market was closing
very heavily. and strong fears .xisted Of still fur
Their advance 10 Bank rates.
Prices Of Cotton per Fulton.
Fair Orleans 81; Middling Orleans 1915; Fair
| Upland IT; Middling Upland Z Gle.
NEW YoRK, April 22.-At the iustigation Of May
or Wood, an il iuncton was served on the N. Y.
Police Commission. The Mayor giving bonds in the
sum Of $50, 900 to abide the issue There was great
excitement in the City Hall, and the Mayor address
ed the Police Captains saying the new law was
constitutional and charging them to obsy
thority except the present Police Commissioners.
WA-HIseToS, April 29 Our minister to China
has specific Instructions in regard to the extension
Of our con merce Our naval forces are to be EN-
played only when necessary to the protection OF our
citizens and tn ir interests n. Carlisle, Of Wash
ington. has been appointed Judge Advocate, fourth,
Naval Court of Inquiry 1t is rumored that It'll an
other court will be organized.
Bosros, April 22.-The House Of Representa-
lives passed the Kansas aid resolutions by seven
majority.
The Boston bark Nueces from Galveston, was
driven ashore at Cohasset yesterday. The passen-
gers and crew we're saved
LOUISVILLE, April 22-River-There are eft. l
inch water on the falls. Weather clear. Mercury
at AZ.
ST. LOUIS, April 22-The officers of the Steamer
Minnehaha from the Upper Missouri report great
excitement at Plates Mouth, Nebraska, in conse-
quence Of the Pawnee Indians driving a number of
settlers from Salt Creek. .ht occurred, result
ing in the death Of several Indians. One white
CAPTURED l3 Iudians Gen. Thayer, OF Omaha CITY
raised party of volunteers to protect the settlers
CHICAGO, April 23.-Runncrs who have returned
from the pursuit OF the Indians, confirm the rumor-
ed massacre in Blue Earth county. Forty settlers
were murdered at Big Bend and several women Ia
ken pr soners Great alarm is felt everywhere. all
the Indians beyond the Minnesota boundary are as
stunning hostile attitude. Rumo-s rife that an
alliance has been formed between the Sioux and
Chippewas.
NEw YORK, April est is reported that the
frgste Niagara has been ordered TO make trial trip
as far as Norfolk to test her machinery.
Hoor-Southern Sc 50aS6 So Hheat-white
81 IS. Pork $22 65. B. eli buoyant. Lard al
vahced &c.
WAsHINGroN. April 23.-The Department o! the
Interior completed the organization of the wagon
roaI corps, namely, Fort Rldgelsy and south pass
road, +. Ii. Mobiles, Of Minnesota, Sup rinteudent;
Phillip p HubbeIl, OF Minnesota, Dsbursing Agent;
Sam A. Medsry, OF Ohio, Engineer East IN Divis-
ion-Fort K-srney South Pass aud Honey Lake
NJ. +. &agraw, OF Missouri, Superintendent J. S.
Abell, of MARI land, Di,Dursing Agent; +. w. Lau-
der OF Mass Engineer.
Western Division-John XII k, Of California, Su-
perinten cut; Frank Denver, of California, Dispurs
ing Agent; Bland Bshop, Of C lIOrnis, E gineer.
81 Passo and Fort YVma-Jdmes B. Leech, Of
Tex,s, superintendent; Gabriel Jordan, of Alabama,
Di-bur>ihg Agent; \. Ii. Hullen, Engineer.
McGra", Mobiles, and Leech leave Washington
to-day. Knk is en- route for California
Operations TO be comm, need with the least
possible delay.
The War Department has not completed its or
ganiza,ion for the TO al assigned to il.