Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-12
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YoREIaN PER CANADA.

New York, March I0.-The Kangaroo took
the news of the resignation of Palmerston's
Ministry, and the formation of q new Cabinet
For Premier, Derby Exchequer, D'Israeli /;
Lord Chancellor, Thesigers; President of the
Council, Earl of Salisbury Privy Seal, Earl
Hardwick; Home Affairs, Spencer Walpole !;
Foreign Affairs, Earl Malmsburg; War, Gen
Peel ; Admiralty, Sir j. Palinton; Post Mas
ter, Lord Colchester; Board of Trade, Mr..
Henley; Board Control, Lord marlborough !;
Public Works, Lord Jno. Mancro Attorney
General, Sir F. Kelly Viceroy Of Ireland,
Earl Eglinton; Irish Chancellor, Justice
Blackburn Chief Secretary, Lord Mas.
Der.
Yeh was taken prisoner.
The news from India is week later, but un-
important.
LIVERPOOL, h-CorToN-Sales of the
week 81 900 bales, closed firm Orleans fair 8;
middling l1-l6; Mobile fair II; middling
7 GIG; upland fair II; middling u; stock in
port 207 900 bales, of which loo, 900 bales are
American.
Manchester advices favorable. Goods of all
descriptions slightly advanced. Tres Ordnaafre
at Havre 103.
LoNDoN-Money very abundant increase
in bullion in the Bank of England for the week
ego, 900.
LIVERPOOL Breadstuffs quiet. Richard
son d Spence quote Flour dull and unsaleable.
Western Canal 20s6d@22s. Ohio 24(927s
the latter figure was obtained for lot, via
Orleans Wheat dull 6s(96s3d, and 7s(97 s6d.
Corn 32s6d(0 GAS for yellow and GAS for white.
Beef declined sd. Pork dull. Bacon dull. Cd
decline on the week. Tallow unchanged.
Coffee steady. Rice steady and quiet. Tea
weak. Rosin 4s4d( 4s6d. Spirits turpentine
37(942s.
LoNDoN-Baring's quote sugar steady.
Breadstuffs quiet. Coffee firm. Tea unchang-
ed. Spirits of turpentine A. American
stocks slow sale. Pennsylvania fives advanc-
ed.
The Admiralty Court rendered verdict
against the steamer North America for the
collision with the Leander. An appeal will
be taken.
The Allies continue their protectorate over
Canton till terms are made.
Pekin is quiet.
The Allies lost $50 men.
Campbell is gathering strength for the entry
of Dude and for the final struggle.
An immense number of arrests of Republic
cans have been recently made at Paris.
The Belgian Chambers passed bill relative
to attempts on the lives af Foreign Sove-
reigns.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Twenty-five more
speeches in the Senate and fifty in the House,
are expected on Kansas matters before the
vote is supposed will be taken next Monday.
Mr.. Stephens is about publishing the MAORI
ty views of the Kansas Investigating Commit
tee, which the House refused to publish, on
account of disturbances between the majority
and minority of that Committee.
SESATE-Mr. Hamlin spoke in opposition to
Mr.. Hammond.
Senate went into executive session.
HOUsE-Mr. Curtis urged sending 5000 men
N afterwards W. a
cussion by both sides on Kansas and Lecomp-
ton. Adjourned.
New YORK March l0.-The Northern Light
sailed this afternoon for Aspinwall with 600
passengers.
New YORK, March 1.-THE Kangaroo
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the Path.
FRANcE-ltis rumored that Walewski would
retire.
Funds declined, but subsequently became
steady.
The new penal law passed the Legislative
body by vote of IA against "a.
INDIA-The Calpe rebels are still in force
under Nena Sahib threatening the neighbor-
hood.
Majestic Town and Fort Maglin have been
taken from the rebels.
The Governor Generalship of India will be
given to Lord Stanley, if Lord Comings re-
sings.
The China mail brings the details of the
capture of Canton. The Cantonese submitted
and evacuated the city on the 30th of Deem
Der.
The Governor of Canton was taken prison
er, but subsequently installed as Vice Govern
OF.
A commission of two Englishmen and one
Frenchman, charged with the supervision OF
| the Government, issued proclamation inyit-
| ing. the people to return, assuring them OF
| protection.
Everything is quiet, with a fair prospect OF
raising the blockade, and the resumption OF
| trade within a week.
ST. LOUIS, March 1l.-Gov. Denver has is
sued a proclamation denouncing J. ii. Lane s
proposals for enrolling Kansas militia, as lille
gal, and a usurpation of power.
The river is rising, with feet water to
Cairo.
The Missouri is stationary, with 3! feet wa
ter TO st. Joseph.
LOUISVILLE. March ll-River falling, with
feet inches water in the canal.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-House-St Stanton
discussed the volunteer bill.
SESATE-Cameron presented memorial
from the citizens of Philadelphia, for line
of ocean mail steamers thence to Brazil; also,
submitted a resolution asking the President
for copy of the instructions TO the Marshal
of Utah.
New YORK, March l1.-An arrival from
Curacao reports rumors of a revolution in
favor of Gen. Paez.
ST. DOMINGO, Feb. 13.-Paez held his own
against Lantana.