Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
by THE NATIONAL LINE. =
TRanorfs Furnished bv thu s,.oo.-.-s 49,,
NEw Yo7x. Nov. 16-The 'Cty of Washinl =
to !" brings $40 600 in specie.

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to-" brings $4,000 in specie.
New ORLEANS. Nov. l7-Cotton sizes II 5o0
bales. Prices unchanged; supply liberal; demand
z0OJ. Sugar steady. Mess Pork Is 90
Sterling 81 TO par. New York sight two dis
count.
Nsw YoRK, Nov. l7-Cottou and Flour Quiet ::
wheat heavy; corn 81 81; Lard buoyant: Coffee
heavy; Linseeo OIL 81 5S; Tallow 90 10.
Private information says that if Walker is inter
eepted at Nicaragua he will next be heard of at
Hayti.
CrsoISSArI, Nov. I7.-FIour 4 80 a 40. wbi.-
key unchanged. Mess Pork "A so; Lard log.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Tri6une's corresuon-
dent SAYS thst the English and French Ministers are
prepared 10 arrange with Yrissari to guarante.the
neutrality of tie transit route, and wiu follow m
the action Of our Government soon as conzuynrn,
ted. The sam correspondent says the Cabinet will
tomorrow consider the pTopr-ty Of thorou iI iu-
vysigsJion of ths conduct OF the New Orleans Of
hcias In permitting Walkers exprdition 90 start
Hr y has teudgred his resignation as Minister
20 Switzerland. Mr.. Mason desires to remain AT
his post aud is supported by the French Govern
meut. Dodge reluctantly "ithdraws. Dallas will
be removed. these and other places will be HE'D
ia January and February.
WAsH1SGroS, Nov 1.-THE War Department
today r ceived highly Interesting official sptteh-
es. including the proclamation OF Brigham Young
declaring martial law. He claims the right to 90
so in virtue OF his authority as Governor OF the
Territory and Superintendent of Indian Attire not
ha=iDg been suspended from exercising his lunc-
tons and 10 virtue Of his power under the Terri
torial Organic Act
He expressly forbids the United States troops
from entering the territory without his authority.
lie complains that the M0rmOns have rot been
treated as American citizens that the Government
has acted on nisF presen atoms, their bj-ct being
to drive the people from the territory. The Ian
guagp is emphatical'y in hostility to the authority
OF the Unit-d States, ami is here regarded as de-
llartti0n Of var
When Col Alexander was within 80 miles of
For. BRIDGES which place is occupied 0y Mormon
troops. L. received q .rtter from EU-lau Yong.
through the c.ula der Of b. Salvoo l.ira.
.7arujag the troops on. Of tu- territory; bus saying
that IL they desire 10 renal spria- tuey may DO
So provided they give gp their arms aud amuu.~
ugu, but they must then leave. In {. e meantime
he will see that they are furnished with provisions.
Bis letter was accompanied by two copies of the
prOcl 'mstiOn and a copy of the laws of Utah
The commander tells Col. Alexander that be is
at Il f TT to carry oct YolDg's Instructions and
Expresses the hope that Aexander's answer and
actions will be detected by proper respect for the
rights and liberties OF American citizens. AlexH-
der in reply Oh Oct. %, saws that he has given
Young's communication attention and considera-
ton, and that ne will submit the letter to the Gen
raj m command as soon as he arrives here, meade
ing Camp Winfield or dams Fork In the me4u-
time, ne adds. have TO say tat rhe-e troops are
he by order of the President Of the United States
and their iartl er movements will depend entirely
upo2 orders is-u by competent authority
Among the d-cume Its is "a letter feom Col. John
stOn, dated ''Cfmp on The three wings of Sweet
Water" and an address of assistant AailtanJ Gen.
hcDowell cf New York, which confirms the burn
ing OF the Contractors trains by the Mormous.
He saws tn. Governors escort i four DAYS march
b i'm Wit two aTial pF