Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-31
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BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
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We have LeavenwoFth dates to the 25th. a.
venworth, 23s for and sgapat Slavery. Great
excitement. Many Missoufians were present: some
who took oath that they were inhabitants of tia
/ Territory have been arrested Judge LecOmpton
issued wrts of babe corpss for their release.
Calhoun, was burned 10 efiSy aud Ely Moore,
was shot in the leg. It ia rumored that Denver,
has Issued orders for the arrest of Lane.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 29th.-The Indian Bureau
has received official information denying that the
dsaffecon of the Indians of Utah Territory, crea-
| ted by the MOrmous, had been communicated to the
Indians the borders of California
letter from California states that two regiments
of volunteers, ready, CALI to advance against
| the MOrmoBs Ten regiments could be mustered
in less than sixty days
PauIding's letter to the Navy DEPARTMENT refers
! the Department to former letters. he says be
could not regard Walker and his followers other
than flaws who had escaped the vigilance of our
officers, and left shores for rapine and MURDER
ard he other way but to send them home.
He says he was aware of the responsibility be took
| ard asks Justification by Government
The Cabinet considered the meter to day. They
thiI that Paudipg is not strictly justified by his
Instructions, but think his conduct is pallated by
circumstances which he details.
! It is expected that Walker will be released from
arrest and prosecuted for violation of the neutral
ity laws.
Capt Eagle had an interview with the President
and detailed the circumstances of the arrest
Walker arrived this evening, accompanied by
|
by large cOncourse, as ne entered Browns Ho-
| tel.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 29th.-COtton, sales II, 900
bales at 94a9t; Sugar 4s Provisions, not much
doing. Exchange tier.
A large crowd assembled on lafayette Square,
in cons quence of the call for Nicaragua meeting,
But adjourned on account of the rain, till THURS
day evening.
All the leading papers, this morning, contained
bitter denunciatons of Commodore Paudings
| course.
New YORK, Dc. 8O.-Flour dull, 81 26a4 u.s.
Corn quier; Oats 4Ia43 Whisky 2la2I4 LAID
8a,9t; Mess Pork $l5 scale co.
WASHINGTON, Dec 80 The captain of the E4-
gle expects to return to the Home Squadron next
month.
1t is.positivelysasstrt ed that Commodore PauId-
ing will b. recalled.
Walker intends to ask the Government to reins
state him in the position from which Phuldng re-
moved him. He surrendered TO Mr. Cas-, VINO
declined having anything to DO with him, except
by orders of tn Judiciary.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent says
that Intelligence, from Utah, subsequent to NoVem-
Der sixth, states that the Aormon- have destroy
Fort Bridger burning al the bull ings, on the ap-
proach of G Ion Johnson.
If the Lecompton Contribution had come here,
without slavery, Mr.. Stevens, of Georgia, was to
move itsrefefence back to the people,
HALIFAX Dec 8O.-No signs of the Steamer
Narara.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8O.-A Cleveland despatch
deni.s that Edwin Forrest is seriously i'll, and says
he will come TO Philadelphia in few days.
BosToN, Dec 3O-The steamer Canada sailed
to-day, with S78 600 10 specie
ST. LOUIS. DC 8O-Klusas aFvices of the
oath say that civil is raging in Bourbon Coun-
t.. Several conflicts had occurred between the
pro-=lavery aud anti slavery parties. number OF
prisoners were taken both sizes,
! The United States Marshall, with a force Of 80
men, demanded the surrender of the free state par
ty. Il an5we cred by voley of musket balls
Tue fire returned, aud the fight lasted an hour.
The pro slavery men finally retire lted, with loss
| OF one killed, and two MORALLY wounded. The
Marshall is dangerously injured.
Lane is entrenched at Sugar Mound, determined
to hght if the dragons atttck him.
a battle is re ardei as inevitable. Exciting de-
bates ia the Lawrence Convention. S,'e ches are
radically revolutionary.
i. NEW YORK Dec. 80 The Arago, from South
amptyn, with dates OF the sixteenth, has arrived
Cotton very dull at Liverpool; sales Of three days
300 bales prices rath easier, and consider bly,
low r. Flour advanced six pence. Wheat All
, vanced three peace. Cora slightly advanced.
!. COusos 9IB 9ls
HALIFAX Dee, 3O.-The Niagara has arrived
With Liverpool dates of the l4tE. (Ihnk l4Jh i
wrong datr,-RepOrt- r.) Several large failures are
| announced, among whom are II, q " + tidtTp
5 and o Row, Pr scott, an Co, Swedish houses il
: Loniou, Rchar 5, Mli,r, and Co. silk hOus', LO
!. don aud J Lester WOODEN goods.
= The Austrian Government, has loaned the city
e of Hamburg, ten millions forms at per CEN
!" the loan 70 be employed in giving al 70 lar
houses, a proposition as been made to she Swe 81
Chambers to contract loan o. ten miili doll are
tor the support of the Commerce. Norway has
, contracted a loan for the same purpose. Six oil
eight more Hamburg houses have stopped.
CINCINNArI Dec, 3O.-Four SO so 3 rs; Whisky
| l4L44; logs, nominal 76a6 OOi Mess pork IS
Lard ST; Linseed oil SO
}, NEw YoRK Dec SO.-Fur,her per steamer Ma.
K CARA. The Hamburg Savings banks crowde
= with OuJdraWlng depOsitOrs the military called
on TO preserve order. Five houses have suspend
| ed Ia Stockholm.
The British Parliament, has adjourned to IN,
. fourth OF February. Nothing OF importance from
B., India
SMYRNA The Commercial crisis is more aggre
vast
The Belgium elections resulted in hrg
majority in favor OF Lib raj policy 10 deputies
q Ii eral are elected, 70 % opposition. IL is rumor
ed that the rorte with the consent of the Powers
| would sign the treaty Of Paris, and had Issued
6ruan for the dissolution OF the Divans in tn
Danu ion Priucipalti,s, but the statement require
confirmation.
John EiWard Stevens, of the late London an
Eastern Bank, has failed, and appears before tb
Bankruptcy Court at + ingburg. warrent ha
= been issued for his apprehension.
!, Henry Smith Bright large commission mer
chant at Hull, has en- sentenced to 10 years pena
| service for forgery.
= An Am assador has been sent 70 England, 4
obtain the han of Princess Alice, for the Cow
| Prince Of Netherlands.
The Arago, brings $4,000 specie. No furthe
| progress has been made IN launching the Lsviath
Z an- Trade in the Manufacturing districts in Eu
| gland Is had.
WASHINGTON Dec 8O-Li.ut. BeaIe write
e | the War Department from CiifoFuii, that hn'
!, / wagon road, has bern established from New Mex
( co to C.hioFoia. The eamels did efficient serSic,
aud are in good condition.
LoUIsviLLE D C s0.-River rising With six fee
| water the falls
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