Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l
PHILADELPAiA. Jan 1s.--Smith has been &C
Quilted for killing Carter. IS ez@

PHILADELPHIA. Jan l9.--Smith has been &C.
Quilted for killing Carter. - f@F
ST. LOUIS, Jan. I9-An Isdian trader saws that
he met between six and seven hundred Camsnches
the 2Sd of December, returning from Salt Lake
TO their villages, eighty miles from Fort Laramie
intending TO camp till spring. aud then, under Nor
mon |, aders harrass the United States troops cut
off supplies, &c. The Csmanches believe the Nor
mon army TO be $4,000, and cay that the Mormons
have no idea of leaving the territory
There is about seven feet water to Cairo.
WASHINGTON, jim. I9-HoUsE-Mr. Cochrene
presented petition from Isaac v. Fowler and
others, praying that the appropriation of public
lands may be in, limited quantities to actual set-
tiers, and prohibition from a further traffic In
and monopoly of the same.
SESATE.-The sound dues correspondence be-
tween the United States and Denmark, was re-
ceived. Mr.. Gwin re ported bill for the tranepor
tsiion of mails by Railroad. from the Missouri
riv to San Franscsco. which was made the special
order for the first Monday in February. rFa =
Mr. Seward offered a resolution which was adopt
ed, asking the President for the information de-
rived from the officers of the Squadron on the
coast OF Africa, from the British or French
Government, or ether sources, concerning the re-
vival of the African Slave trade. s-5ss
- LOUISVILLE Jan. l9-The follow wing is the state
OF the weather at various places at o'clock this
morning.
Montreal - cloudy mercury 20; Buffalo
d
eter %; Cleveland-weather hszy-thermomete
80; Louisville--weathe Observation-Disclosures 3s;
st. Louis weather elear-thermometer 40; Chi
cago-weather cear-thermometer &c; Phiadel-
phia-weather clear with a northwest wind
thermometer A.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. IS.-CoTroS--Saies of T. 600
bales. Business limited by limited supplirs and
the high pretensions OF factors; 94aIOu showing
an advance of 4e. Sugar frmer. Mess Pork $l4.
Other articles unchanged. y OK
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 19.-Corros-Sales of g.
600 bales at 81 1oc. Business checked by the
high pretensions of factors, closing heavy. b Re-
celpts of days 20 $50 bales. Stock 557 $50 bales
Flour better at 81 50a4 TO- Corn lie higher. Mess
Pork $l4. Freights and exchange steady.
The steamer Fashion has arrived at Mobile and
was seized by the United States authorities.
New YORK, Jan. 1s.-The Weekly Bank State
ment shows an increase in loans of $6Sl, 900. Ia.
crease in specie of 81 034, 900. Decrease in crcu-
lation of 1856 900. .uar
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The Senate confirmed
nearly all the naval nominations const auens upon
the action OF the Naval Court OF Enquiry. A few
were postponed tor farther Consideration and will
| probably be confirmed. An order passed for REIN
forcing the Utah army by b. & K. companies of the
| second regiment OF dragons.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-SENArE-Mr Houston
announced the decease of Rusk; and Messrs Hous
.pF
The customary resolutions OF respect we're adoptec ,
| and the Senate adjourned. IA
| HoUsE.-Mr. Kellogg introduced a bill authoriz.
| ing deposits OF bullion and gold and silver coiu,
and The Issuance of certificates. Mir. Greenwood
asked leave to offer a resolution asking the Judi~
| ciary Committee TO inquire into and report bill
| Furnishing negroes for stealing in the IEdan coun'
try. Mr.. Bliss objected.
Euogies on Rask pronounced and resolu-
tons OF respect adopted, when the House adjourned
New York, Jan. l9.-Cotton has advanced L..
| Upland MiJdling loo. Flour and wheat are firm.
Corn is quiet. Molasses heavy. Orleans su-
| gar Gull at 5aTc.
BRooKLYN, n. Y, Jan. 19-The large public
| school-house, on the corner of Navy aud Concord
streets, burned this afternoon. Five hundred
scholars were IN the building, when the IRE COM
menced, and, in escaping, were killed. 1t
| was an sgonlzlng scene. I~-
CINCINNATI, Jan. l9-Flour unchanged; Hogs
81 70aS4 10; Provisions dull; Mess Pork Sl2
20; Lard Il; Wbskey Is. s's~at
DETRoIr, Jan. 19.-Tbe body of Julius A, Aus
TN, II prominent wealthy citizen, who mysteriously
disappeared on the Ito, has been found In the
river. IL is supposed that ne committed suicide.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9 The Pacific Railroad
Bill, was reported, when MIR G win proposed TO To-
cate 1t between the Big Sioux and the mouth OF the
Kansas river TO San Francisco, and to grant alter
sl2, 500 per mile, advanced on the completion of
every twenty-five miles the advance to be re i'm
bursed by military and mail Interpretations, five
per cent stock be issued to raise the neaus the
President to receive bids and make contracts for
twenty years. -7-l.-----
NEW YoRK, Jan. l9.-The steamer Philadelphia
has arrived from New Orleans and Havana,
WAsHINGToN, Jan. l9-At a meeting Of the
Colonization Society, the Secretary reported the
ion tha nj To- half 6
which donated by Amos Hunt. of Mississippi
The Secretary's report recommends the Government
to employ small steamers to suppress the Africa an
slave trade. Hfi1
The steam frigate is fitting out at Norfolk to re-
lieve the Wabash E" Tfarnt
TIE friends OF the bill appropriatng public lands in
limited quantities to actual settlers exclusively, say
that it will undoubtedly become law. ar-