Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press
NEWS BY THE CANADA.


LONDON May So.-Au English merchant vessel,
bound from Bordeaux to Liverpool compelled
to anchor in Belle Isle roastead by contrary winds
and negecting to hoist her colors, she fired in
to by French war brig and one English seaman
was killed. The authorities have the case under
consideration, and 1t causes considerable excite
meut.
MANCHESTER Markets dull Tres OrdenGire
15f. Breadstuffs are reported firm and dull by
different circulars. Flour declining. Corn de-
cined Cd; mixed corn 38s6d 39s. Lard steady.
Beef and Pork dull.
LIvERPooL.-Sugars dull declined Is. per cwt.
Pot and Pearl ashes dull. Rice buoyant at an adj
vance of Sd. Rosin steady.
FRA1CE.-The Legislature expired by limitation.
The French Ambassador Extraordinary had sail
ed for China.
The death of Marshal Radtsky was momentarily
expected.
It is reported thatthe Russian, Prussian, and Sar-
dinan Commissioners will withdraw from the Prin-
cpalities. If the Porte removes Vogorides from NAL
dovia
There are rumors Of GOODNESS between the Eu'-
perOr of Russia, and Count Money, which will be
likely to interfere with the settlement of the Com
mercial treaty between Russia and France
Admiral Seymour is at Hons-Rong waiting for
achievements
Dispatches from Algeria cay that the French ex-
pedtionary corps attacked ReDi Rutten the 2Sd
of May, and captured it. The advanced guard pen
etrated KalyIia.
New difficulties have been encountered in the set
element of the Mexican and Spanish difficulties.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-2 o'clock afternoon
Breadstuffs and provisions quiet. Cotton quiet;
sales to-day 5000 bales Lard dull at 64a65s. Rice
26s. Rosin-5s for common, las for fine. Spirits
of turpentne 4Ss.
The Canada passed the Europa on the 31st of
May.
New YORK, June 11.-Commodore John Starns,
of the Yacht feet, died yesterday.
The British government has offered a vessel to
take the place of the Niagara in laying the cable.
New York, June 1.-THE British screw steamer
Arago from Bremen via Southampton, arrived on
the 3O:h The U. S. steamer Susquehanna arrived
at COwes on the 2sth of May.
WASHINGTON, June I1.-At public meeting
this afternoon, which was but small, resolutions
were passed condemnatory of the invasion of the
city by band rufians and commendatory OF the
President and Mayor for their zeal and action.
The Court of Claims will continue in session
| through june
CINCINNATI, June 11th.-Fttgitipe SlaUe Case
| Dispositions were introduced by the Marshal rehut-
ting the previous ones, and showing no excess COM
mitted by the Marshars posse Senator Pugh made
an agreement for MARSHALL Mason for defence.
There will probably be no decision at present.
WASHINGTON, June I2.-Gen Walker and staff
namely, Lockridge, Waters, Fayssoux, have arrived
and quarter at Browns Hotel.
New York, June I2.-The meeting held yester
day by Walkers friends large and enthusiastic.
Speeches were made by Col. Fabyens, Elijah Purdy
and others. a committee of reception was adop-
| ted.
Boston, June 12.-The ship Squando Thomastow
is ashore at Bearer Island. She had no cargo. She
is total loss. The vessel was valued at $4,000.
CONCORD, N. H., June 12-The Republicans
have nominated Dan1 Clark for u S. Senator.
New YORK, June l2.-The steamer George Law
has arrived She connected with the Sonora, and
nearly 81, 100000. She passed the Golden Gate
on the oath, bound up. The Law left Aspnwa
on the evening of the Sd.
The ships Independence and st. Mary's were of
Panama, and the Wabash off Aspinwall
Over one hundred of Walkers men were at San
Juan del Norte, destitute and sick.
1t is reported that the Chincha Islands will be
put under the joint protection of England and
France.
LIMA, May 9.-The revolution in Peru is ended.
Vivanco WAS at Arequipt with a small force and no
means. The Peruvian feet at Chincas surrendered
to the Government on the 18th.
The sloop-Of-wsr John Adams was at Chincas
The Panama Star expresses fears that Walker
win return with another army of fllibusters, and
regrets that Gen. Mora did not bind him to keep
away from Central America.
The California mines are yielding largely.
The excitement on account OF the massacre OF
Crabb is intense, and some general plan OF revenge
against the Mexicans is Opprehended,
Business is yet dull, with but little change in
prices. Money easier. Stocks quiet.
Co,copn " TT Iuna L The Ieuistature of
New Hampshire has elected Clarke, (RepublicaD)
for U. S. Senator by 100 against 1875.
New YORK, June l2.-The Sch ooner Maitland,
a supposed SLAYER, was captured this morning. OIL
Sandy Hook by the Cutter Washington.
C.NCINNArI, June l2.-The slave case will be
continued Thursday next.