Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
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WASHINGTON. September S.-The treaty arrange
ments between our Government and General Her
ran, provide for 3 commission to ascertain what
New Granada shaIl pay our Government for dam
ages growing out of Panama riots. Other ques-
tons are postponed. Our Government will not
consent to the imposition of taxes such as have
here been levied. Granada refuses to eede any of
her possessions to the United States.
Joseph Holt, of KY is appointed commissioner
of patents.
Murray Mcconnell has resigned the fifth auditor
ship of the Treasury.
James II. S'ockdale is appointed Register Of the
land Office at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 9-Flour very dull, and de-
clining Wheat declined to cents yellow
corn 631; white 6s. Tobacco 81 to l51. Hemp
l GOAL 25.I
NEw YoRK, Sept. 9.-Tbe steamer Europa ar
rived at Halifax this morning
Sales of cotton for the week ITO, 500 bales. All
qualities slightly advanced.
The weather has been favorable for crops
Breadstuffs quiet; quotations barely maintained
Provisions dull Consols 9og.
The Battles adgices reached Liverpool on Friday,
and the Persias on Saturday.
Sugar steady; ali qualities slightly advanced.
Parliament prorogued on Friday.
The Queens speech was read by commission.
1t was the general impression that the tlantic
cable would be sold for telegraph to India.
Nothing additional important from India.
BosroE, Sept. 9.-The steamer American sailed
with half million of specie.
PROVIDENCE, Sept 9.-The annual meeting OF
the board of Commissioners for Foreign missions is
being held here. Receipts OF the year three hum
dred and eighty-niue thousand dollars Expend-
lures three hundred and ninety-0ne thousand eight
hundred dollars. The debt is reduced to $500.
Twenty-eight missionaries have been sent out
aud eighteen more are under appointments.
HALIFAX, Sept 9,-The Queens speech express
ses the belief that the stpulations for treaty at
Paris will be satisfactorily settled, and expresses
her determination to quell the Indian insurrection
LIvERPooL.-John Doherty, American produce
dealer has failed.
All qualities of cotton advanced to I; specula-
tors took $4,000 bales and exporters 5000 bales
during the week. Sales of Friday lO, 900 bales.
Stock in port 3S5, 900 bales, including 312 600
bales American. Orleans fair 81; mddling 1916.
SATURDAY AFTERNooN.-Cotton continues buoy
ant
LATEsT.-Provisions quiet. Bacon firm. Sugar
advanced Id. Tea-slOw sale, price unaltered. |
Linseed oil 43sa43s Sd.
LoNDoN.-Baring Brothers say wheat is very dull
at considerable decline. Coffee Id higher Spir-
it's of turpentne firm.
HAvRE.-zfes Ordiaairs .I2IE Breadstufs-
wheat advanced; rice and sugar declined lard !
buoyant.
Manchester advices are favorable.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Reeyes. Buck & Co.,
80 - NOOO1' q OO'1 RdlIloau AIOh nanuia'
lurers, have suspended. Liabilities eight hundred
thousand dollars.
NEW YORK, Sept. Cotton declined J. Flour
and corn Gull. Wheat depressed Provisions
eady.
WHEELING, Sept. 9.-Martin Binney was arrest
> ;, charged with embezzling letters from the Chi
,agO Post Office.
CINcINNATI, Sept. 9.-FIour 81 65aS4 So.
Wheat $4,000. Whisky 81. Linseed oil 66a674.
8acOn-l2aI23 for shoulders; 14Al4t Tor sides.
Lard l5.