Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-CoTToN-Sales of 4,
500 balrs at outside rates. Sugar firm at yes,er-
days prices. Yellow Corn so. Pork Is 25al3 so.
Other articles unchanged.
The schooner Tallahassee, from Ssaeon the 9th,
has arrived. The town was under blockade
change ia the government had taken place. Peace
Negotiations were progressing and hopes were en-
tertained that the revolution would soon end.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 1S-KANsAs.-The result of
the election of the fourth is still doubtful. Gen.
Henderson, from Leayenworth, was forcibly taken
from the stage by party Of Free State men on the
1lth and has not been heard from since.
PIrTsBURG, Jan. 1s.-Cspt. John F. Cole,
sentenced to the penitentiary on Saturday, for
assault upon bis wife with intent to kill, commit
ted suicide in Jail yesterday.
New YORK, Jan. 1s-Among the passengers
hy the steamer America, are Lola Montez, Col.
Charles BurgthaI and Mr.. Aibone and family, of
Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-HoUsE.-Messrs STAN
ton, Moore, Dunkie, Wright and Russell were ap-
pointed special committee to investigate into the
Middlesex Manufacturing Tariff Fund.
SENATE-On motion of Mr.. Chandler a resolu-
ton was adopted requesting the Secretary of War
TO state the number of troops stationed in Kansas
for each quarter from January, 1885. The bill
passed allowing certain officers and men who went
in search of Sir John Franklin, to receive British
Government medals.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-A two feet rise in the river
at Quincy is reported. The Missouri is unchanged.
The Illinois is falling. The Mississippi is clear OF
ice to Dubuque.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1s.-River rising with st feet
water in the canal.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1S-The following is the state
of the weather at various places at O'Clock this
morning.
Rock Islaud-weather clear-thermometer Is;
| ST. Louis weather clear-thermometer 80; But
| filo-weather elear-thermometer %; Pittsburg-
| wearther clear thermometer "a - Cleveland
| weather clear--thermometer SO; Chicago-weather
clear-thermometer "a; Prairie Du Chien-weather
thermometer degrees below zero (at sunrse)
Dubuque-weather clear-thermometer IA; Fon-
| dulac-weathcr cloudy-thermometer l6 Detroit
| Sill bt snow-thermOmeter 80; Louisville--weath b.
er-clear-thermomete 81; Observation-Disclosures
| of snow-thermometer %.
| WASHINGTON, jan. l8.-HoUsE. Numerous
| bills were introduced, among which was one by
Mr.. Kelly to secure a homestead to actual settlers
| on the putlic domain, one by Mr.. Bennett for a
| Pacific Railroad and Telegraph, one by Mr.. Grow
providing for the sale of public lands, by procla-
nation of the President within fifteen years after
survey, one by Mr. Dondell. for the repeal OF fish
ing bounties, and one by Mr. Q1itman, to repeal
certain sections OF the neutrality laws which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
the Judiciary Committee to enquire into the expe
deucy of reporting bill to regulate and restrain
the importation of foreign criminals and paupers
Adopted by 1877 against SO.
Mr.. Campbell asked leave to offer Joint resolu
ton authorizing the President to negotiate 70
Canada, Nova Scotia and other ports of British
North America, Cuba and other islands adjacent
and annex them. Objected to.
Mr.. Giddings asked leave to introduce a pream
BILE and resolutions. saying that the bred Scott de
csion violated the declaration OF independence
and asssiling the learning Intelligence and christi
anity of the revolutionary patriots.
MIR. Marshall endeayored to get the Constitutio
amended go to exclude unuatur4zed citizen
from voting for President. Adjourned
SENATE-Kansas affairs were introduced. Hal
is speaking.
New York Jan. IS.-Cotton and Flour firm, Re
Wheat 1.l2i Il Is; White Corn 7la72; yellow 70
II; Whisky 203a21; Sugar 53a5a. for Fair o
leans; Molasses heavy, 26ia2S; Rio Coffee Sialo.
CINcINNATI, Jan. 1S.-Flour S7Oa3.75; Whisk
Is; Hogs opened at cents; closed with douI
ward tendency; Mess Pork 12.60a13 90; Linsee
Oil SO.