Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-12
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WASHINGTON, Feb. I0-SENATE.-The Ter
ritorial Committee considered Kansas affairs
no conclusion.
The Committee on Foreign Relations viii
shortly report in favor of affording the Turk
ish Government agent every facility to con-
summate the object of his visit to this coun-
try.
A desultory discussion on the army increase
bill-unconcluded. Adjourned.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. II.-There were eleven
days fighting in the City of Mexico before
Zuloaga triumphed-but few were killed. Zu-
loaga received 26 votes out of % of the Coun-
Gil of Notables, for Provisional President.
Puebla and few other points have recog-
nize6 the new Government.
The whole country is in confusion.
Juarez, Parodi, Doblado and others oppose
the New Government.
They are expected to march against the
city. Preparations are making to meet them.
More fighting is inevitable.
Alfaro pronounced, at San Luis, in favor
of Santa Anna as Dictator.
Zuloaga has issued DEGREES restoring Eccle-
siastical and Military Jurisdictions and re-
pealing the laws of $50, which declared the
property of Ecclesiastical Corporations alien
able and annnlling the sales of property,
made under said laws.
1t Is reported that the clergy have loaned
thetnew party million of dollars.
Advices from Sonora show state of civil
warfare.
Advices from Northern Mexico state that
Governors Cara and Vidaurri have settled
their difficulties and the States of Nueva Lee
on Tamaulipas and Coahuila will act in uni
son in the coming conflict.
ST. LOUIS, Feb ia Kansas correspond
probably veto all special legislation by the
Territorial Legislature. The friends of another
Constitutional Convention have strength suf
tcient to carry the measure over the Cover
nor's veto.
The Fort Scott difficulties appear to be of a
private character.
New YORK, 1.-THE "City of Baltimore"
has arrived. Her dates were anticipated by
the Indian.
The Times of Wednesday, in city article,
says that funds opened steady, but in the af-
exchange at and ga good supply at &c.
The loan to the East India Company, will
be five millions sterling.
James Shaw & Co. of Huddersfield have fail
ed.
ROME, Jan. 23-The police pretend to have
seized several letters Indicating a movement,
projected on the fifteenth, and that the con-
spiratOrs only awaited the signal from Paris.
Additional arrests have been made at Paris.
ing of Parliament the Government viii pro-
pose measure for Furnishing political assas-
SINS
The NecS says, the rate of interest Thurs
day will be reduced to four. The decline in
funds is attributed to the large amount of
Stock belonging to the estate of a deceased
Peer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.-HoUsE-Th COM
mittee to which the Kansas Message was re-
phens, Merrill, Letcher, Wade, Quitman,
Winston, White. Wilbridge Anderson, Steven
son, Adrian, Burlington, and Russell. The
discussion on the bill amendatory of the act
TO ensure safety aboard of steamers was re-
sumed.
SENATE.-Mr.- Seward presented a memoir
ial from the citizens of Albany, offering to
raise regiment of Volunteers for Utah.
Weather at o'clock, Il. H., Feb. list. Louis,
clear, mercury Is; LOUISVILLE, clear, mercury
10; Dubuque, cloudy, mercury g; Chicago,
clear, mercury IL below zero; Milwaukee,
clear, mercury 8 below zero; Cincinnati,
clear, mercury 8; Buffalo, clear, mercury l.;
Cleaveand, clear, mercury 3, barometer 29.l6;
Nicksburg, clear, wind northeast, mercury
"a, barometer 29.70; New Orleans, cloudy,
mercury 40; Tuscumbia, clear, mercury "a,
wind north. barometer 29.47; Memphis, clear,
mercury q; Nashville, clear. mercury IL;
st. Johns, clear, mercury zero; Sackville,
clear, mercury 2 below zero; Halifax, clear,
mercury II below zero; Boston, a gale all
night, clear, mercury IL.
New ORLEANS, Feb. II.-Cotton, sales s.
500 bales-irregular and higher. Operations
are checked by the reduced supply; mess pork
Sl3 25; lard in bbls 9@C994; other articles
generally unchanged.
oh nhap /.
whisky III; hogs So SO; mess pork SI5 90;
bulk meats 81 and IA for shoulders and sides,
| loose; lard &c.
New YORK. Feb 1l.-Cotton advanced /;
uplands and Orleans fair IL 4,middling II l-I6;
-four So 10 for State, and 81 1904 so for
Ohio; wheat frmer: corn quiet; prime pork
declined lOc; bacon, hams ST. shoulders 640G-
6S; tallow firm; molasses 26(G29.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-SENATE-M Viii.
| sons resolution, asking the Secretary of War
what officers belonging to regiments in active
service were absent, and why, was unanimous
! ly passed.
| The army bill was discussed and amended
| limiting the increase to two years. Uncon
cluded.
The Senate adjourned till Monday
HoUsE--The steamer safety bill was com
mitted to Committee of the whole. j. w
Walcott was examined before the Committe,
| OF Investigation. He equivocated, and tn,
committee threatened to arrest him unless b,
answered fully.
NEWPORT Feb. ll.-Capt. VIM. V. Taylor
of the Navy, died this morning.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE wife of Judg,
| Douglas is reported To be in a critical eondi
| ton from sudden attack.