Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-12
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 11-Tbe Steamer Tennessee
with Vera CruZ dates Of the seventh has arrive
A large party has risen against the plan of Tacu,
bays, consisting OF large majority of outside
military.
Comonfort left the Capitol on the first at the head
of division of troops, but his destination is un-
known. B re his departure he organized the
ministry, among whom Alicatrise, Esparta LerSs
| and Payns. The Diplomatic corps paid their r.
spects TO Comonfort new years, except the Brit
ish Represen tatiye, whose absence caused much
remark.
There is rumor of the death of Gen. Alvarez.
| WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-The "Union ;" repudiat.
ing the means envy Logged by Walker, advocates tn
| Americaniz alton Of Central America by the Gov
| erDmeut
Ii thinks that If it is contrary to our national
policy, and we determine TO extend our institutions
Southwark by force, honorable warfare and not DO
| litical forays should be resorted to.
| NFw YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Bark, Vombero from,
| Hamburg, has arrived. She had nineteen deaths
on board during the passage.
Cotton, sales 1000 bales, at advance of ! :.
uplands firm %; No New Orleans or Mobile here
Jour 25a4 80; Wheat 96a9S for Chicago spring.
| corn fir beef heavy; mess pork S14 sIal5 90;
lard lower r; whisky 214 sugar and coffee sic DIV
linseed oil advanced 1c; tabacco 7a175.
ST. LOUIS JAM l1-Rcsolutions were iptroduc.
ed in the Nebraska Leg stature depressing the
fai lure, to submit the Lecompton Constitution to
tn vote of the People, and expressing fear of such
precedent their domestic institutions.
Both Houses endorsed Mr.. Ferguson against
Mr.. Chapman for Congress.
Gentlemen from Kansas, say that there Is but
little doubt that the free state ticket is elected by
large majority. No disturbances thus fsr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-SENATE-On motion of
Mr. Wilson, a IT solution adopted, requiring
the secretary ofthe TIE suy report the amount of
revenue collected at each collection district for each
year, from 1852 to 1857, and the amount expend-
ed; also the numOer of persons employed in col
lecting,
MIR. Houston introduced a resolution for nyesti,
eating the fitness OF the retiring board of fifteen
naval officers, for the service. Resolution lies
over.
HoUsE.-The House considered the resolution
for printing i've thousand extra copies of the coast
survey, the cost was stated at twenty thousand dol
lars.
Mr. Phelps remarked that about million dollars
was yet due On account for paper, printing and
engraving of the last Congresses The resolu-
ton was r jscted.
Mr.. Faulkner desired to report a bill increasing
the military establishment by five regiments. Re-
fused.
The House went into Committee of the whole on
the Presidents message.
Mr. Grossbeck concurred in the President
views relative to Walker in his annual and special
message. de indicated the administration for
defeating Walkers objects.
The committee arose and the House adjourned
SENATE-Mr. Brown wished to defer his rema rks
till the Kansas question assumes a definite form
MIR. Hale wished TO express his views but was
not ready and moved the question be made the
special order for Monday next. Passed.
After debae oint resolution was passed. Civ
ing the President authority to restore such naval
officers by, AMI with the advice OF the Senate as
have been cropped retired uuder the act of Feb.
ruary, 1888, when the records OF the court of en-.
garry may render it advisable, provided the nuns
Ger OF officers on the active service list is not
thereby Increased.
The Presidents Central American message was |
fered to the Committee on Foreign |
relations, and debate postpone d till the com
mittee reports.
ar BiSier's resolution adopted, instructing |
the Fo-t Othce Committee to consider the expedi- |
ency OF establishing mail lines between the United |
States and Brazil and the South American Repub- |
lcs; also the best mode of establishing such mail |
facilities.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1l.-Flour rs; Whisky 15
hogs 4a44; Ness Pork IL 75.l2 90; Lard dull,
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Africa has
arrived with Liverpool dates of the 26th.
Cotton observation-disclosures Fair 81; Middling
}; Mobile Fair ct; Middiing 81; Upland Fair Ct;
Kidding st.
The Lucknow garrison relieved OF the ninth /
II November, and the wounued, with the women |
md children, were conveyed to Cawnpore.
The insurgents were defeated wherever encoun- |
cred Reinforcements continue to arrive.
Four out OF "a members. of the Royal Family
gere executed at Delhi.
Th~re was great falling off in British exports
q November.
further reduction of the French Army has
cen decided on.
The Earthquake at Naples was less serious than |
eported.
The Bank of Prussis has reduced rates to 81.
NO failures OF consequence are fenOrted 4
There is better feeling under the bank reduc-
Oh to s.
Sales of Cotton for the week 40 900 bales. Stock
port 3S7 900 bales, OF which 100, 900 is Ameri-
An. Prices advanced one quarter on the week .
readstutis and Wheat quiet. Provisions-Flour,
eff, Pork anu Bacon dull. Sugar advanced six }
'nce to one shilling. Coffee heavy Tea frmer .
Onsols for account 93t to 93t