Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-17
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| Wade concluded his anti-Lecompton speech
Mr.. Mason commenced on the opposite side.
HoUsE-Engiishs resolution asking for in
| formation respecting the Louisville and Port
land canal passed.
| Mr. Gilmer introduced bill to prevent an
unnecessary surplus in the Treasury; and a
| bill to equaiize the grants of land among the
several States. Referred. He asked consent
to introduce bill for the admission of Kan
sas. Refused.
Mr.. Wright offered homestead bill.
| Mr.. Letter offered bill providing for the
election of Post Masters by the people.
CINCINNATI, March I5.-The steamers Great
Western and Princess collided Sunday morn
ing opposite Raleigh, Ky.,-the Princess
sunk in ten minutes. Three deck hands and
one woman and two children, deck passen-
gers, were lost. The passengers books and
baggage were saved.
New YORK, March 15.-The Governor of
Sonora has called upon the people to extermi-
nate Gandara and his robber followers The
latter had beaten the Government troops,
causing great destruction.
The Nicaraguan Government has Donation
| allied Walker and his followers.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 16.-The steamer
North America has arrived with Liverpool
dates of the Sd.
The Arabia arrived out on the 18th.
| Sales OF Cotton for 8 days 81 600 bales
spectators took $500 and exporters 1000
| bales; prices advanced one-eighth, firm, but
dull for the want of stock; Manchester advices
are favorable; Holders demand an advance;
Breadstuffs dull and declining; Provisions
very dull; ConsOls 96aC996E.
ENGLAND-Derby' inaugural urged the
necessity of friendship with France. Further
proceedings will depend on the answer.
Speedy peace in China is hoped for, Canton
having fallen.
The Indian bill will be modified.
Parliamentary reform is postponed till next
session.
Week Later from hadia-Nescs J1aimpoTtant-
Campbell was preparing to march on Luck
| now.
The French conspirators have appealed
| against sentence.
WASHINGTON, March 16-Attempts in the
Senate to take the vote on the Kansas ques-
| ton led to-an all-night session.
Mr.. Cameron charged Mr.. Green with I'M
truth. Mr.. Green responded-''you' re a liar
The Vice-President called both to order Mr..
Cameron asked pardon of the Senate, but
thought he was not wrong. Mr.. Green said
that out ofthe Chamber he would apply more
appropriate epithet to Mr.. Cameron.
Adjourned at 81 A. NJ.
PORTLAND, Me-, March l6.-Erther per North
America.-The City of Manchester; arrived
at Plymouth from India
The ship Donald Mckay arrived at Liver
pool with 100000 pounds sterling from Aus
tralia
The Avondale, from Liverpool TO New
York, went to pieces on Arklow bank, Ireland
The crew We're saved.
The Cunard Company advertise sem-month-
~ screw steamers commencing with the
Alps, March 18th.
Derby read his speech to the House of Lords.
He has no doubt of the success of Campbell,
and thought it the duty of the Government to
tranquilize and pacify India. He favored
peace and commerce with China and insisted
on the Importance of Napoleon's life to Eu-
rope and France. He characterized the at
tempt at his assassination as attrocious; did
not believe that the addresses from the French
Colonies truly represented the French army.
Malmesbury is preparing reply to Walews-
ri. Further action on the conspiracy bill is
awaiting his reply.
Stratford has resigned the Ambassadorship
to Turkey.
The Times, in a money article on the even
ing of the I'd, sayslstocks are heavy.
There is slight increase in the demand for
money.
Applications at the bank are limited.
commercial intelligence from India is sat
isfactory.
Gold is flowing into the bank.
Jos. Napier is appointed Irish Chancellor.
Slr Hugh Ross defeated the rebels at Ram
portno, with a field force. After capturing
the strong fortress at Arrali, he marched on
Forcotal.
Civil power is restored at Delhi. Large re-
Inducements of European troops are still re-;
CURED. The rebels at Lucknow are dispir-
tied.
Outram has not been disturbed since the
sixth. Campbell's column numbers 10000
WASHINGTON, March I6.-SENATE.-The Re-
publicans consented TO take the Kansas vote
next Monday, asking in the meanwhile pro-
tracted sessions. Nc ssrs. Green and Cameron
apologized.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS PER NORTH AMERICA.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 16.-Flour. Western
Canal, 20s 6d0122s; Ohio via North 24s(9
24s cd. Wheat, Red 5s 1Id(96s I'd; White
7s(gIs Cd. Corn, yellow 34s(934s cd. Beef
and Pork dull. Bacon quiet and steady Lard
heavy. Sugar firm. Coffee and Rice quiet.
Linseed 29s 6d(G30s.
LONDoN.-American securities quiet and
steady. Breadstutfs quiet and steady. Rice
slightly advanced. Pig Iron on the CLYDE
5ss 9d(e59s- Spirits1Turpentine As. Wool
spirited
Marc, Prabell IL CO., of Marseilles and sew
erai others, have suspended, for the aggregate
amount of twenty million francs.
ITALY.-Arrests at Genoa continued. The
troops are ready for immediate action.
For fear of a republican plot vessel of
war has been placed in front Of the town with
shotted shell guns,
TURKEY.-The port promises full restitu-
ton for outrages on Missionaries in Jaffa.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Despatches received .by
the East India Company, say that Outram had
been assailed. An attack by the Who'll rel ell
force was daily expected. Reinforcements have
been dispatched to his relief
FRANcE.-Generals Changarnier and Bedian
have been authorize to return to France. 1t
Is reported that RudiO's sentence has been COM
mited To hard labor for life. Ii is also rumor-
ed that Orsini will be spared, but it is doubt
full.
The penal law on public security was adopt
ed with one dissenting vote.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says Ma mesburg had answered Walews-
kis dispatch in tone and spirit becoming the
British Minister
CHICAGO, March 16.-Van Geisen, the mail
robber has been sentenced to the penitentiary
for 10 years.
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