Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l
Arrival Of the Steamer North
American.

New York, April 24-The steamer North Amer
lean arrived ont on the 10th inst. She passed the
steamship Africa on the 18th and screw steamer.
which is supposed to have been the Alps, on the
| 18th.
The election in England is nearly over The min
isteIIll net gain is 65 Sidney Herberk is spoken
of as the new Minister OF War. Evelyne Denison is
the ministerial candi late for Speaker. The tel
graphic cable viii be laid IN July.
FRANcE-The rumored attempts to sssassnate
| the Emperor are unfounded but several arrests
have been made.
SPAIS.-A letter from Madrid says that active
communications taking place between Spin,
England add France, 10 support OF the Spanish
Mexican difficulty. Spain hopes to obtain the naval
support of those Powers and in case other pIrfies
become involved, she desires their material support
also. The Cabinet Of Denmark have resigned on
sccOunt CT local political causes The Danish Diet
unanimously approve the abolition of the sound
dues.
ITALY-The Austrian Ambassador at Naples r.
peats the statement that Naples is more and more
disposed TO make advances towards the ESTABLISH
ment Of Diplomatic relations with the Western
Powers. letter from ST. Petersburg says four
vessels, including the steamer Chersonese, have
been raised Sevastopo
PERsIA.-The Ottoman Ambassador at Teheran
has required the execution of the treaty and de-
msnded the restitution of the seven towns TO Tur>
key. The Porte is inclined to consent to the union
OF the Principalties, on condition that its
eighty shall be respected and that the United
Provinces shall continue TO pay the annual tribute.
BUsHIRE. Feb. 25.-General Outram has planned
an expedition for Captain Mehammerah On the
KarOon. The embarkaton OF the troops had CON-
menced, and it was expected they would attack the
Persian army, collecting at Daresjoor, the goth
of Msrch.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-Upland Fair II,
Middling Uplands Gle.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Governorship of
Utah has been rendered 70 Maj Ben. McCulloch
Ii is believed he will accept. 1t is the design OF
the Administration to pursue a peaceful policy to-
wards Utah, but it is also designed to execute the
laws and protect all the inhabitants of that Terrific
ry. The Postmaster General has concluded con-
tract with the Panama Railroad to convey the mails
until the expiration of the present contracts with
steamship companies, two years hence, at the rate
OF 100000 per annnm.
NEw York, April 24.-The bark Courier from
Mobile to Boston, Was abandoned at on the
18th inst The crew arrived here on the ship Cal
fOrnia. TIM telegraph ports the iiigate Niagara
in the offing at Sunset.
HALIFAX, April 24-Parliament has passed a
egrsph Company 10 land their cable on the shores
OF that Province.
ST.. Louis, April, 25th-The Santa Fe mail, ar
rived at Independence on the 2lst inst. No news
of inter est The weather was unusually
warm. The planting business was dull. The In
dams conainue their their depredatons and ex-
tensive preparations for a campaign against the
elias and Apaches, 10 commerce o the first OF
May, are in progr, Difficulties are apprehend-
ed with the Utahs. The KOwas express friendliness
towards the whites
Dates from Kansas to the 22nd inst, say that
Secretary Stanton had published an address to the
people Of KarsIs in the Lecompton Union in which
be says the administration recognizes the authori-
ty of the Territorial Legislator and the validity
of the Territorial Laws, aud especially recogniz
the act providing for Constitutional Convention;
and presumes the Convention will submit the ques-
ton O. slavery to the subsequent vote of the peo
pie. Thinks then that Congress will admit the
State Immediately. Recommends a general am
nesty for past offences. Expects Gov. Walker by
the mli1le of May.