Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
Dp Gelfaraph.
Nova scotia Telegraph Company.


Nova scotia Telegraph Company.
SAcKvILI.E Jan. 27-The election of the
Nova Scotia Telegraph Company yesterday,
resulted in the compiet Overt brow of the
News Spectators ticket, aud vindicatiou of
the course of the American Telegraph Com
pany and Associated Press.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Pomeroy and Army
are here cooperating with Parrot to effect
the speedy admission of Kansas under the
Wyandotte Constitution.
The principal reason that the Peruvian
Government refuses to make restitution for
the seizure nf the vessels LiZzy Thompson
and Georgiana is because they were Illegally
engaged in the Guano trade. The Peruvi-
ans suppose that Clay, the American Minis
ter is personally interes-ed in the claim
Zegarra, the Peruvian Minister is danger
oasly i'll here.
The Treasury receipts last week were ST.
100000, mostly from customs. There is in
the Treasury subject to draft about eight
millions. ~ s-F r
NEW YORK, Jan. z7-Tbe Tribune's WASH
ington correspondent says that Sherman has
called conference of his friends at noon. He
proposes to Withdraw. If another candidate
can be elected, The correspondent thinks
that Pennington will be nominated. Smith
will be dropped by the Democrats and the
Americans allowed 10 select Democratic
candidate.
The Times correspondent says the chances
now favor Corwin's election on Monday.
Collision.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27-The ship Young
America. from New Orleans for New York,
with a cargo of Molasses, was considerably
damaged by collision with an unknown
vessel. She was brought to Nassau 10y the
nd he saiy Satfi ii far
Sailed.
NEW YORK, Jan 2S-The steamer Edin-
burg sailed Tor Liverpool to-day. she took
no specie.
The steamer Northern Light has arrived.
Foreign.
paris dispatch says the assembling of
Congress is becoming more doubtful every
d.,y. The OPtnsoH National believes that if
Italy decides Tor the annexation of the north
and centre of the Italian Peninsular, England
would gladly, and France eagerly accept the
combination, provided Savoy aud Nice be
restored to France. The Opinion thinks the
Cabinet at Turn would not object, and that
neither Austria, Russia or Prussia have The
power or right to inteIfere, and says this
combination Is seriously entertained by the
governments at London and Paris.
The London AeaCs says th-re is no reason
4 to complain of the manner President Buchan-
an d"als with the general relations between
the United States aud England.
ITALY.-The Prusslan ministerial organ
gives up the restoration oi the Grand Dukes
as impossible and thinks annexation to Sar
dina The next best thing.
Lord COwley has returned to Paris. He
represents that Walewski's retirement great
ly facilitated the relations between the Eng
lish and French Cabinets.
Count Lulicmaud is appointed Charge de
Affairs ad interim at Constantinople.
The appointment of McMahon TO the com
maud ot an army OF $4,000 men in Italy. |
is regarded sigu of sarlike complica- |
ton.
PARIs.-Fl ur-Prices are easier but quo
tatiUns unchanged. Reutes est 45c.
MADRID. The Spanish army advanced to- !
wards Letuan without Resistance.
General Seabalo has recovered from his |
sickness.
Two thousand cavalry and two thousand |
of the MOors attacked The SpanIards |
at Valley Negro. rne Sp .niards dispersed |
them with small loss. The whole Spanish |
army are encamped north of Negro VaIi,y,
meeting no opposition i'll the mountain pass |
es. The army in Africa will be considerably |
The Pope alarmed 1T Wal wski's retire |
meuI assembled lie Sacred Coll ge and de |
clared that be would suffer aud marty rdom |
rather than tail in the mission entrusted to |
him by God.
France supports Piedmont's protest against |
the enlistm mt OF foreigners for the Papal |
army, and against the introduction OF Aus |
trians into AncOna-
The THEATRES ia Venice are closed on ac-
count of the political demonstrations
Genoa letters speak OF the possibility OF
the resumption OF hOstiliiies IN Italy. 1t |
was believed that the Papal troops reinforced
by Austria would enter the Legations, in
which event Sardinia would send forces to
aid the Roman insurgents.
The King of Naples is largely increasing
his army.
Observation-Disclosures is requested to state
to The French Cabin,l that Austria would not
ent.-r segotiaIions, except on the basis oil the
Villa Franco or Zurich agreements.
The people openly speak oil the propriety
Of selling Venetia.
The Gazette De Franci has received a
first warning from the Minister Oh the late
rior. -..
CHINA Part of the English troops have
left India Jung FahdOr is operating against
The Terairebcls.
ship Burnt.
NEw YORK, j. an ZS.-Ihr ship John Boyd, |
loading Tor Liverpool, is burnt in her deck
500 bales of cotton aud other articles were
aboard.
steamer sunk.
CINCINNATI, Jau. ZS.-Iue steamer A. o
Taylor. with 500 tons of freight hence TOR
New Orleans. struck an old wreck yesterday
morning aud sunk. thirty miles Fellow here. |
There will be heavy loss ON the cargo
The boat will probably be raised.
From Kansas.
LEAyENwoRTH. Jan ZS.-The Pixies Peak |
Express Company have decided IN run pony !
express between LeavenwOrtn and Sacrament |
to, making the trip in ten days time. The |
Utah Mail service is altered back to monthly. |
River News.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan 2S.-The river is receding |
with 6 feet inches wafer to Cairo. The Mis- |
souri, river is open To st. Joseph.
Tennessee Legislature.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2S.-rhe Tennessee Leg
islalure lett Tor Louisville at O'Clock this |
afternoon.