Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-03

ferred to Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Parrot asked leave to present the joint
resolutions of the Kansas Legislature, with
view of laying on the table and printing. I'm
patient ordinations of what are they!'
'read, read"
Mr.. Craig objected and appealed to the de-
cision of the chair-much confusion. The
| resolutions were read, condemnatOry of the
action of the LecOmpton Convention, and
protesting the admission of Kansas under the
LecOmptOn Constitution. The second series
of resolutions by the Kansas Legislature,
were read, asking to be received under the
LecomptOn Constitution. The resolutions
were tabled and ordered to be printed. Ad-
journed.
SENATE-Mr. Mason thought that circum-
stances might make it necessary for the South
to take up Kansas and Minnesota together.
Mr.. Wilson spoke of the injustice of such con-
junction. and said he and his friends would
take all Legislative means to resist the admis
sion of Kansas under the Lecompton Consti-
tuition.
Mr.. Hale thought that the proposition by
Mr.. Mason seriously threatened the disruption
of the Union.
Mr.. Crittenden, opposing the conjunction.
made an eloquent Union speech. Adjourned.
BosToN, Feb IF. Skinner & Co., and ].
C. Howe q Co, who suspended in October,
resumed to-day.
New ORLEANS Feb General Walker APP
peared before the United States District Court
this morning. Judge McCaleb said there was
nothing against him, the Grand Jury having
refused to find a true bill. Walker is anxious
to be put upon trial for violation of the neu-
trality laws, but the Judge refused. The Dis
trict Attorney said there was nothing against
Walker, unless new Instructions were received
from Washington.
Il 1.,xr
which consumed magazine market and the
adjacent stores. Another fire this morning on
Canal street, mostly insured. Both supposed
to be the work of Inctndiaries.
New YORK, Feb 2-The HeraLd's correspon-
dent says that Buchanan cOntemplates with
drawing the troops from Utah.
ECrnhjsCl. the Utah delegate, submitted
propositions to the Administrative indicating
the willingness of the MOrmOns to vacate
[ tab and COLOMBO on some SEA islands outside
Of the jurisdiction of the United States, il the
the Government will purchase at far valu-
alton the Salt Lake city improvements.
The Administration thinks Kansas with the
LecomptOn constitution will be admitted.
There is less opposition from the Northern and
| Western Democrats than was supposed. An
exciting time in the House is anticipated.
The 1tUuHe's corresponde says, nothing in
the late investigation duplicates Mr.. Banks
in the least.
There is no truth in the report that the Col
lins line of steamer viii be abandoned. Mes
srs. Bowen McNamee have resumed.
Waether at o'clock, 4. NJ, FEB. New Or
| leans, clear, mercury 81; Memphis, cloudy,
mercury 4j, snow and rain Yesterday; Chicil-
go, clear. mercury 30: Milwaukee, clear mcr-
curry 81; Indianapolis, inches of SNOW, mer
| curry 81: Cincinnati, cloudy, mercury 81;
| Buffalo, wind southeast, mercury 81; Toledo;
l. 81,
mercury 80; Boonville, cloudy, mercury 81;
Louisville, cloudy, wind southeast, mercury
! 81.
New ORLEANS. Feb. l.-Heavy rain yester-
! day. The streets were flooded. To-day
wind northwest, mercury 80
| New ORLEANS, Feb. Cotton, sales r.
| 900 bales stitier at 10000; decrease in re-
! ceipts ut this port III 600 bales; decrease at
| all ports, 529, 900 bales. Flour 25Cd4 80;
! Mess Pork SlI %; Exchange quiet.
| Col Anderson and his whole party arrived
| from Key West, in custody of the United
| States Marshal. and are now on parole till
| morning. They complain loudly of their
treatment by Capt. Sands and Commodore
| Paulding.
CINCINNATI Feb. Flour COOS 20;
| Grain unchanged; Whisky 10; Hogs 5aC95s;
| Observation-Disclosures demand a further advance;
Lard s.; Mess Pork sl3 500 S13 10 and SII
is asked; Sugar and Molasses firm.
| ST.LoUTs, February Flour So S0CGS4 90.
Wheat declining. Corn 3G(@3S. Oats 37&.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-SENATE.-A message
! from the President was received trans
hitting the Lecompton Constitution, reciting
tine history of the past affairs.
| Kansas, he says. Is as much slave State as
| Georgia or Carolina, and, the rejection, there
| of, would be felt keenly by the fourteen slave
| States. Once admitted, the excitement be-
comes localized aud cools OH.
The troops will be withdrawn. The Presi-
dent conscientiOusly believes that the dark
clouds over the Union may be dispellcd by the
| admission, or darken,d by the rejection of
| Kansas.
Mr.. Bigler moved its reference to the Com
mite on Territories.
Mr. Trumbull spoke against the admission
HoUsE-The House rejected the printing
| deficiency bin after the amendment by vote
| of % against I35.
The Presidents message was received
Mr.. Stephens moved the printing and refer
ence to the Committee on Territories and pro-
! posed adjournment
Mr.. Hughes obtained the floor, but yielded
| in great confusion, TO Mr.. Letcher who moved
! to adjourn. Lost l05 against l09
! The friends OF the Lecompton Constitution
generally voting IN the affirmative. Alter
various colloquies, Mr. Hughes submitted
! resolution 10 submit the message TO "A select
| committee OF - to consider the eXpediency
! of admitting Kansas, and report "A bill or
| otherwise
Mr.. Bocock moved to adiourn-negatived.
| Mr.. Harris offered a resolution that select
committee of thirteen consider and report
upon the message, with all details connected
with the passage of the Lecompton Constitu-
lion. Pending the proposition the House adj
jOurned.
Nav YORE, Feb 2-Coiton firm. sales Of
5000 bales; Flour firm; Wheat very dull;
White corn declined oae cent; Sugar firm;
Co1ee-lsio SIGH; Molassess 25(s2 &c; Rice
firm.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-SENATE.-Mr. Doug
lass said he would answer Mr.. Trimhull,
when hereafter defending the Kansas Nebraska
Act from all assaults, from whatever quarters
they came. lie preferred that the message
and constitution 90 % the Committee ON Ter
ritorIes, and asked leave 10 present remoE-
STRANGE against the Leconpton Constitution
from certain gentlemen, Us Governor and
state Affairs OF Kansas protesting against the
reception Of kansas under the Lecompion
Constitution, which he moved 10 refer To the
same Committee, and have il printed.
Mr.. 1oomhs complimrnted the Presidents
signal ability with which he proposes % set
tie the Kansas question. Adjourned.
PnTsBURo. Feb. John Lutz, convicted
Of oLeary's murder al 81. Louis, has been
Sentenced 10 IL. HING