Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1

BosTos, June 5.-Ex-Governor Hubbard, OF
New Hampshire, died at Charleston this morn
ing
The New Hampshire Legislature have elected
Lemuel n. Pattee, Secretary Of State.
WAsHrSsToN, June Sit is untrue that Napier
denies officially the cesson of Panama Bay Islands
to England, neither diplomatic nor Government cir
cles believe such a cession.
j. n. Knapp has resigned the agency of the treas
ury intending TO move TO Wisconsin, % engage in
Banking and zeal estate law.
Col Cumming would probably have accepted the
Governorship OF Utah, Rad not the President Sc
lected another after his declining in Missouri, the
name is a new one and concealed for the present
Gen. Cheatham, of Tennessee who was an Off
Ger in the Mexican war, has been appointed consul
TO Aspinwall.
ST LOUIS, June 5.-The Railroad celebration is
agnifcent beyond description. The excursionists
landed amida salute of artillery and were escorted
by the mi itary, to the Agricultural Fair Ground.
The procession was two miles long. An Grafton was
made at amphitheatre, holding ten thousand
people, by Judge Bates. The States represented
were toasted and enthusiastic responses made by
the respective representatives thereof
CHICAGO, June ga riot occurred at Medina,
Winnebsgo county, on the 4th inst, between the
sippI railroad. The citizens armed themselves
against the rioters, two of whom were killed and
number wounded. The Sheriff was sent for amid
Intense excitement.
MADISON, Wis, June 6-The Dane county
Block House has been burned, twas mostly insur-
ed.
WASHINGTON, June, 6.-The Attorney General
says the proprietary title to the Guano Island is in
H., IL H. hOl1 do ham
merely as the nations tenant, at the wi of Con-
gress. Congress can end the estate at pleasure.
The law orbds the President to declare any Island
appertaning to the United States, before certain
conditions arr complied WITH afterwards the Presi-
dent acts in accordance with his convictions of
pnblic duty.
1t is currently believed that Ex-Governor Philip
Frank Thomas, of Maryland, has been rendered the
governorship Of Utah, and that he will accept.
Judge E. w. Cnllen, of Arkansas. has been ap-
pointed purser in the Navy, and Seth KinmaV,
the California hunter, who presented the President
with the buck horn chair, has been appointed to
remove certain Indians on the Pacific coast at
salary of 81 500 per annum.
The proposal for carrying the California overland
mail opened, though there will probably be no de-
cision for q fortnight.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-River-6i feet water in
the Canal. Weather clear. Thermometer 10.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Col. Thomas, the assist
tant Quarter Master General, has been directed by
the Secretary of War; to proceed forthwith to Fort
LeaVenwortb, to superintend the removal OF troops
TO the Government reserve within 40 miles OF Utah.
where there is good pasturage.
The officers ordered to join the steam frigate
Mississippi, destined to the East Indies, request
ed to report themselves by July lst.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Thirty-four Democrats and
eleven Republicans, have been elected to the Con-
sttutiona Convention in Minnesota.
CAIRO Ill, June 6-The steamer Woodford,
with Gen. Walker on board, has passed here.
SMITHLAND, June 6-The steamer Woodford
passed here at 8 O'clock, P. NJ, with VIM. Walker
on board, who was greatly cheered by the people.
He made his appearance and bowed, but made no
speech.