Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-25
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ST. LOUIS. Feb 24.-The river has risen ,
foot since yesterday. 1t is gorged between
here and Cairo.
| LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24-The river is rising
with five feet nine inches water in the Canal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-SENArE- Kan
| sas bill was made the special order for Mon.
| day.
HoUsE-The bill granting pensions to the
soldiers of the war of 1912. was postponed
till the third Monday in March
Mr.. Campbell reported bill changing the
present system of relieving disabled Seamen.
The House went into Committee Of the whole
on the Indian appropriation BILL
SENATE-Mr. Bell of Tenn. resumed his
speech with bitter colloquial with johnson
during the progress.
FOREIGN
NEW YORK, Feb. 24-HAvRE lOth.-Cotton
steady; sales of 5 days 5000 bales; Stock
10000 bales.
HARRISBURG, PENN, Feb. Pennsylvania
.Se'a@e-A majority of the Committee ON the
Kansas resolutions reported in favor of admit
ting Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution
speedily.
Weather 9 A. NJ, Feb 24-Tuscumbia.
wind n. E., mercury %, barometer 29.4O;
Nashville, clear, mercury "a; Memphis, light
fieecy clouds, wind n. W., mercury 30; New
Orleans, clear, mercury As; Vicksburg, wind
n. W., clear, mercury "a. barometer 1880;
PadIcah, clear, mercury 80; Louisville, clear,
wind 3, mercury q; Boston, (noon) clear,
wind W., mercury %; Montreal, clear, wind
n. W., mercury 10 degrees below zero; Port
land, Me-, clear, wind w, mercury 4; PASSPORT,
Me-, clear, wind n. W., mercury 6; ST. Johns.
n. B., clear, wind n. W., mercury L; Hall
fax, clear, wind north west, mercury l3:
st. Johns, n. F., clustering, wind north west,
mercury 20; New York, noon, clear, wind
south east, mercury 80; Philadelphia, clear,
WIND east north east, mercury 28; Buffalo,
clear, wind west north west. mercury 10; Gin
clnnatl, clear, mercury II; Pittsburg, cloudy,
mercury 4; Dubuque, clear, mercury Is;
ROCK Island, cloudy, mercury 20; St. Louis,
clear mercury 22; Milwaukee. clear, mercury
20; Chicago, clear, mercury %. t51
New YORK, Feb. 24-The correspondent
of the Times says that reconciliation has
be en- partly effected between Rob't j. Walker
and the President, and it is asserted that the
late Governor of Kansas will no longer be
found IN opposition to the Leeompton consti-
tuition.
Cotton advanced / in some cases, but is
generally unchanged, with more BUYERS than
sellers; Flour S4 65(0$4 80 for Southern:
Wheat. Southern red 81 %, white 81 80:
ky Y; Sugar firm; Coffee declined I; Linseed
unchanged; Tobacco quiet.
CNCINNAI, Feb. 24-Flour So s5(93 90:
Whisky ia; Bulk Pork 50 and "a for Should
Gers and sides; Groceries firm; Molasses buo-
yant.
NORFOLK, Feb 24-The Ship BAY State
from New Orleans for Boston with a cargo of
Cotton, lost her spars &C., and put in for re-
pairs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-SENATE-Mr. Bell
futher vindicated himself, adjourned
HoCsE-Kansas affairs were discussed adj
journed.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 24.-Cotton. sales I3.-
600 bales, unchanged; Molasses one cent low
er; Sugar, Flour, Corn and Mess Pork firm:
Bulk meats higher.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Green
opens Monday on Kansas, and Mr. Collamer
replies.
Mr.. Seward speaks Tuesday.
Alexander W. Robinson of Mo. is appoint-
ed TO the Central experimenting of Indian
affairs vice Gov. Cumming.
Messrs Crettenden, Toombs and Mason have
effected settlement of the dlfcnlties between
Messrs Clay and Cullom. The challenge was
withdrawn and the parties returned.