Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

rgilroad aud river, is required. A thousand weeti
routes have been changed to daily, and the Tri
weekly routes in these sections have been YER,
much increased.
The Treasury department issues to- morrow
$4,000 Treasury notes OF 500 each.
Mr.. Chfford's appointments to the Supreme Cour
will be considered tomorrow.
the guest OF Roger Pryor.
Resolutions have been offered 10 the Leeislatur,
| and printed, requesting Congress-men to endeayo
to procure the admission of Kansas, under the LIE
| compton Constitution.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE difficulties on the
Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad have been set
| tied. AIS
LOUISVILLE, JAN 1l.-River falling with fee,
water in the canal, and 81 feet the falls.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-Dr. Arson Jones, Ex
| Pres tent OF Texas, committed suicide az Houston
on the 9Th, by blowing out bis brains
ST, LOUIS, Jan. l2.-The Republican has adyi.
ces from Utah, dated December lst which saw that
the troops quartered for the winter at For,
Brldger, except Cooks command, which is at Hen
rvs Fork, where there is scsht supply of grass.
| Fort Bridger was being rebuilt for the burmese
! OF protecting their provisions.
| The troops were comfortable and well The
weather was mild. Provisions sufficient to last t]
June with close allowance. ~---
Capt Marcy had gone to Taos aud Sante Fe to
procure supplies. Nearly two~thirds of the ami
mails belonging to the expedition had died
The Mormons were preparing to leave for the
| British possessions. Pioneer parties have already
| left.
| Brigham Young sent quantity of salt to Colo
mel johnson tJohnson sent it back, with word tba,
he would hang any messenger a similar erraud
YouTg invited the officers of the army to par.
take of his hospital ty and spend the winter at
Salt Lake.
1t Is said that COL johnson is so well assured
that the Mormons will leave in the Spring that he
asks no increase OF force.
Mr.. Cumming issued proclamation, declaring
the Territory in state of rebellion, aud saying that
court would be organized near Fort Bridger,
whence proclamation has been issued by Chief
justice Eckes for the trial of offenders posse of
Inhabitants will fret be used to enforce obedience
TO the laws, that falling, military force viii be re-
sorted TO. All armed bodies of men are command-
ed to Immediately dsband and return home under
the penalty of punishment as traitors
Lieut.. Carroll, OF the Tenth Infantry, bearer of
dispatches to Washington, left here this morning
The Democrat gives the following pro-siavery
mHJorites: Kickakoo S64; Donphan 500; johnson
1910; Bourbon 40; Douglas 500; Atchison city
about 80 free state majority.
The Democratic State ticket is probably elected
msJority of the Legislature will be free state
men.
About half of the vote of the Territory was
cast, but very decided expression was given
against the Lecompton Constitution. The msiority
against It is calculated to be 10000. f1es
The tree state men making arrests of fraud
ulent voters, under the recent Legislative act.
At Calhoun, Judge, named Calvert, was arrest
ed Tor stuffng ballot boxes. Another, named Red
man, was arrested for receiving fraudulent votes.
avert was taken to Leavenworth, with q cannon
belonging to the Kickaooo rangers, who parade
through the streets. Much excitement prevailed .
and fears were entertained of serious trouble.
Calhoun is supposed to be in Western Missouri,
ana has been advised not to return to the Terri
ory.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. l2.-HoUsE.-The Speaker
announced the Presidents response to the resolu-
ION, calling for information relative to Central
America.
On motion of Mr. Clingman, that part of the
message aud documents relating TO Commodore
'auldiog, war referred 10 the COMMITTEES on For
ign Affairs.
The President sent in a copy of the constitution
II Minnesota, and the votes poIled under is.
The President responded to the resolution ask
ne whether the Government of Nicaragua bad |
made any complaint on account of the arrest of !
aiker on its soil. The Secretary of state saws |
hat no complaint has reached that Department
The House went into committee Of the whole |
n the Presidents message
Mr.. kellogg portrayed the position of the Pre-
ident in reference TO Kansas, Utah and Central |
America.
SENATE-Mr. Douglass presented petition from |
ienry okeilly 10 favor OF establishing telegraph
ne from the western border OF Missouri. TO Fort |
laramie and the South, pass in the Rocky Noun
ANS Referred to the Military Commtlee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-The Senate passed
I'll to repeal the act of 1856, authoriz ng the Sec
e,.ary oil the Treasury to change the name of yes
A joint resolution to extend the time for the
I'D a.
oard to April next, passed.
After an executive session the Senate adjourned
hoUsE-Mr Haskins said that when he used grand
rcehy In speaking of national fllibusterng it was
'coseiy, anu he did not believe any member took
he expression otherwise than igurstive
hr. Moore protested against Commodore PaulG-
g's arrest of Walker He disagreed with the
Iinistritons construction of the neutrality law..
mr. Ihompsen said he was opposed to liopizing
aiker, chaging him with violation of inter
itonai law and the neutrality act. He never was
ciezsn OF Nicaragua; aud he thought Walker
lould be prosecuted. ..s--- |
Mr.. Warren warned his political friends not to 60
YOU'D saying that Commodore Psulding exceeded
structons He then advocated a grant to Ar
nsas as Tor rail road purposes
LoUIsvILLE, Jan. l2.-Smitb, Russell & &C..
ap anc candle manufacturers, have failed.
h"sr rising, with 81 feet water on the falls, and
feet in the canal. g el u 8sEa
oiNcINNAsI, Jan. l2.-Flour, 7sas so; wbis.
10; hogs 75a4 95; Provisions declining;
'ss Fork offered at lls; Lard ~ in bbls; Bulk
eats 4taot Tor shoulders and sides.
st. LouIs, Jan 1.-THE Territorial Legislature
Kansas met at Lecompton, on the 4th, and
ourned to Lawrence +,
NEw YORK, Jan. le.-Cotsou advanced !: Up
-, iair II Mi ding ss; FIoar and Wheat 6rm; Z
gu very oGI; Sugar declined tat; ORLEANS ia7f; Q
!, Aoiisses 80; Rice quiet; Prime Pork IL.
" AsFiseros, JAN l3.-Sec. Csss,s letter tran ,
i.'eu 70 the House, says no treaty between the
,'ed states and Nicaragua has yet.been ratified.
thers Is 20 information in the Department pro-
70 communicate. Letters of Yrissari. enclosed.
tha' aiker, not being a native OF Nicaragua.
20 not be President of that coan.r,; and be 2
! mr.. CAss 10 secure the transit route. and stop =
ous'erisui and 10 prevent Walker and associates
q eoloniztng Guatemala Salvador or Nicaragua.
s'1s only anoiher term for seizag and diyiiinc
. iinrs among his alhss He thanks the Gov
nehs Tor arising Walker. m
NC senate, Ia exsenliss session. confirmed | -
'eu.~s Associate Justice tor tue Saprems Court n
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