Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.

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CIKcrKNArr, May 29.-The United States Mar
shall telegrapbed the Secretary OF the Interior re
garding the arrest Of the o. S. officers at Spring
field and instructions have been received but havs
| not yet trtnspired.
Judge Lesvitt of the q. S. District Court, issued
Q writ Of habeas corpus to day The Marshal has
gone to Springfield to serve it. If resistance i:
made is said the O. S. troops will be used to en-
force the process.
| WASHINGTON, May ga contract has been
made for the transportation of the mail twice day
| between here and Richmond, commencing on Mon
day next.
ELECTIONS. Smith of the 7th and Faulkner of
the 9Th Congressional districts are undoubtedly
| elected.
NEW YoRK. May 29.-The steamer Glasgow
| from Glasgow 18th and the Ari,l from H4vre 9th
have arrived Their advices were anticipated.
BosroN, MAY 29.-The House of Representa-
tves failed to get two-thrde vote in favor of the
Kansas aid reso luton. The vote stood as follows:
Yeas IA. Nays lS8-lost
WASHINGTON, May 29-Consul jenkins has
been discharged.
The Government does not believe that GRENADA
has ceded the Islands in Panama Bay to the Bri-
fish, nor do they anticipate such a result.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-River feet inches wa
ter on the falls. Weather clear Thermometer
at IS.
New ORLEANS, May %
Gen. Walker win address a public meeting to-
morrow, on Neutral Ground, Canal street.
New YORK, May SO.-Tbe brig Rideout from
Boston for the Virginia Capes was blown ashore in
the late squa, she is total loss.
ST. LOUIS, May SO.-The Lecompton correspon-
dent to the Democrat says, the appor,ionment dis
franchises half of the people of Kansas. Stanton
appealed to to correct the matter, but he says
there ia no law to supply the omission. card
Legislature to re-assemble on the 9th OF June to
complete State organization.
The New York Herald says, the Secretary of
war and Gen. Scott have completed arrangements
to send Harvey to Utah with the I'd regiment Of
dragoons the 9th and 10th regiments of infantry
and Capt. Phelps battery of light artillery. The
Times says the new Governor for Utah has been
appointed but his name has not yet been announced
CINCINNArI, May 9O.-FUGIrIvE SLAVE CASE
The United States Deputy Marshal and assistants
were arraigned at Springfield, aud Chief Justice
Christie held the party to bail for SIS, 900 for
sauting Deputy Marshal Compton and Sheriff Day
ton with intent to murder the whole party. They
were committed in default of bail
NEW YORK, May 3O.-The body of the muir
dered womau which was found at Newbnrg has
been identified the wife of Thomas Brown, a
French negro of Lowell, formerly a resident of
Boston. Brown is in the custody of the Coroner
on suspicion, and is now undergoing an examina-
ton
LOUISVILLE Nay 3O.-River feet (scant wa
ter on the fals, and falling. Weather clear Their
mometer rs.
NEW YORK, May 80
An inquest on the body of the murdered woman
who has been identified ae Mrs. Brown, is being
held. 1t is thought clue will be obtained to the
murderers.
The steamer Arago sailed at noon to-day with
upwards of 81 100000 in specie.
WAsHIEeToN. May SO-Surgeon Caldwell who ia
attached 70 the o. S. Ship, Independence, dating
May 8th, automatically rotiied the Nary d, part
ment, that be received information of practical
BILE Ship Canal ronte from the Gulf of San Miguel
to Puerto Del Principe, thence north east to the
Atlantic little north of California Bay.
New York, May 3O-LeRis Grelet, the French
Railroad swindler, sent home by the Arago on
a warrant from Secretary Csss.
There nearly S2S, 900, 900 in the U. S. Treas
ury subject to draft.
The Army aud Medical Board report the follow
ing persons qualified for appointments to the
Medical Stsff-Robert Bartholomew, of Md, J.
Cooper Mckee, of New York, Kertley Rylland, OF
No., W. A. CroswelI, of South Carolina.
CLEVELAND, ONO, May 3O-The Presbyterian
General Assembly are still discussing the slavery
question.