Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
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ADvICEs PER AmERICA.g

er fa-orablefos crops Pork dull: Bacon declined
Manchester sdvices unfavorable.
ENGLAND.-The Chancellor produced a sensation
in the House, by proposing to give 100000 as
dowry, and eS, 900 annually for the Princess Royal
Tor her approaching marriage, be referred to her
precedents-the Georges End and Bird. The Globe
says: Tbos. Barring will be the new Lord Admiral
ty. special Ambassador had left Paris for China.
SPAIN.-Mexican difficulty was settled the
10th, part of the troops sent to the Gulf will be
kept at Cuba, to strengthen the garrison. Distur-
Dances account of the scarcity Of food occurred
in various districts Of Spain.
AUsTRIA.-The Emperor of Austria, on his BIRTH
day, isued further amnesty TO political offenders.
A letter from Vienna says the Emperor also re-
stores the landed property con6scated after the re-
volution.
TRIEsrE-The American Minister at this port
had gone to Constantinople, it Is reported with
political object
PERsIA-By the Persian treaty, Persia will re-
nounce to Russia her claims to a strip OF land on
the Caspian Sea, and another strip on her eastern
boundary in lieu Of money due Russia.
The French Consul at Panama says that New
Grenada is unable to resist American inVasions. He
thinks the Americans will establish themselves
without opposition at Panama aud Chagres.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-P M.-The American
National Council, was addressed by Erdstus Brooks
he said the Americans meant to adhere to the
party until their principles successful through
out the Union, New York State is bound to adhere
to principles opposed to ultraisms, alike OF the
North and South ne pointed to history demon
strang many good causes to suffer reverses at hrst
said that Americanism is stronger now than 1t was
in November last; that tens of thousands OF Re-
pubicans are ready to return to the American
party.
Anthony Kennedy, said his State Central Com
mlttee would reassert opposition TO Squatter So
vereignty, the vindication of the constitution in
obedience to the laws of reliance, upon American
nationality; be advised the party not to change
their name or principles.
R. W. Thomas, charged the Democratic party,
with originating the policy of forming capital OF
the Black Republicans. The Democrats see
to place the Americans on a level with ne
groes the Democrats seek to place them on level
with foreign paupers, opposed to making the slight
est allusiOn to slavery in the national platform.
On motion of Mr.. Brooks committee of thirteen
was appointed to report resolutions OF practical
character.
Mr.. Ware, Of Ohio, moved that committee also
mature and report general plan fer the reorganlza-
ton of party throughout the Union-adopted.
The Council then acjoiued till Tomorrow.
LEXINGTON. Ky, June 2-The Presbyterian
General Assembly adjourned to meet at New Orleans
on the first Tuesday in May, 1858.
Two new Pre-, byteries were formed for Kansas,
one for Minnesota, aud one for Western Africa. All
correspondence with the New England COngrega
tionalists is for the present discontinued The ut
most harmony prevailed through bout the entire SEES
sion.
NEwBURG, June 9.-Catharine Ashbell, alias
Brown wife of the French negro, has appeared
here alive The suspected murderers have been
discharged.
WASHINGTON, June 3-Nr NcCu!loch again EN-.
phaticaly declines the GOvernorship OF Utah.
Governor and judges for that territory will IN
doubtedly be selected in a few days
The following appointments have been made, viz:
Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana, Minister to Berlin;
Henry c. Nurphey, of NV York, Minister to
Netherlands; William A. Richardson, OF Illinois,
Governor of Nebraska; I.aac R. Diler, of Illinois,
Consul 70 Bremen; VIM. Thompson, of New York,
Consul to Southampton, England Gabriel 6.
Fleurit, of New York, Consul to Bordeaux.
CORRECTION.
Il was the steamer NeO York, and not the GldS-
qotU from Glasgow, arrived stated in yesterdays
report.
The steamer City of Washington arrived at Lv-
erpool on the goth. She passed, on the 23rd, the
Kangaroo bound for Liverpool.
WAsHINGroN, June GA large meeting was held
in front OF the City Hall last night. All the Amer
can speakers denounced the conduct OF the fire ma
rines as cruel, cowardly, and bloody. Preliminary
steps were taken for judicial investigation OF the
matter. The Mayors conduct was asoseVerely con-
demned by the meeting. At later hour, the city
was quiet, aud though much indignation was exhIo-
ited there apprehension oil further out
break OF the disturbances
NEW York, June 2-Llst night, the express
train going West on the Erie Railroad, off the
track three miles east OF Addison.
Doctor Peck, of Cincinnati, was killed, and the
engineer was so badly injured that he is not expect
ed to live A number of passengers were injured.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-River-7 feet water in the
canal, and feet on the falls stationary. Thermom-
eter So
CINCINNATI. June 3d-Business generally sus
pended, in conse quence of the Railway inaugura-
ton An immense multitude is assembled, making
a grand display. The enthusiasm is beyond de
scription; it seems to be a universal gala day.
The excursionists cheered all along the route.
Speeches we're made by Gen. Cass, Governor Chase
aud others. The visitors proceed to St. Louis at
o'clock in the morning. Whskey 80. Corn
SOaSl. Flour offered at 1925.
CLEVELAND. June S-General Assembly, 18th
day,-The vote the slavery question stood as
follows: 1877 yeas, % NAYS. The South protested.
The home missionary question was referred to a
general assembly.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-The American Council met
TODAY at 10 o'clock Humphrey Marshal Ab-
sent on account of the death OF his sister. e,'
ter from Donesou says local prejudices hitherto en-
abling 1.-The sham democracy TO get possession eof
the Government, are rapidly losing influence. He
attacks Sauatter Sovereignty, and denounces the
Cabinet. Bowley, of New York, moved that reg
uar meeting OF the Council be called, prior to the
22nd of February, 1860, as q nominating conven-
ton The Council addressed by Scruggins
Cushing, of New York, Shackelford, OF Miss, Hte,
of Illinois, aud Brooks. The Committee on resolu-
tons reported an address, and asked further time to
perlect resolutions The address discusses the
American question: examines the democratic poll
CIV. and concludes thus: 1.-THE Federal Union must
be maintained reserved rights OF the States respect
ed, the decisions Of the Supreme Court enforced,
Church and State kept separate, the rights Of con
science guaranteed, American interests promoted,
nationality cherished, sectional agitation term nat
ed, foreign piupers and criminals excluded, natu
ralzation laws amended, squatter sOverig ~ and
alien suffrage repudiated, finally americans must
rule america ~ The address was adopted by &C
clamation.
Mr.. Brooks submitted plan Reorganization, sbol-
shing in National State and local Councils, ali iorns
and ceremonies now used. IL creates National EG'
amiang Committee OF one fror zach State and TEL
ritory 10 be elected annually -crther details are
now under discussion.
WAsHISeroN, June 3.-Joseph Williams, OF Iowa,
was appointed associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Kansas, and Calvin +. Barris U. 5. Amor
ney for the Eastern district OF Missouri.
BosroS, June The steamer Niagara sailed
this morning for Liverpool with nearly million
and quarter in specie.
CoScoRD, \. H., June S-The Legislature assem-
bled TO day.
NEw YoRK, June S.-The steamer Cahawba ar
rived to-day from Havana with dates to the 29lh.
Her news is uuimporIAnt Freights dull. Markets
generally unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, June 5, P. M.-CUoScIL, AFTERNOON
SEsslos.-Aiter a warm debate on re organization,
!, -. ,saolv.d that each State and territory adppt