Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23
From Washington.

from W asn1nSt0ns
WASHINGTON, June 21.--Sen ot-John
Schwartz death was announced. After eulo-
gies on the deceased were pronounced the
Senate adjourned.
Hou.e- The report of the Conference
Committee on the Navy bill was adopted.
After eulogies on Schwartz of Penn, the
House adjourned. -+-.f ----
The total amount of appropriation bills
passed by both Houses is s45, 545,0 900.
WASHINGTON, June 2I.-The Post Office
Committee reported bill authorizing pos
tai contract from New Orleans or Mobile
around the Mexican Gulf, touching at twelve
ports according to Butterheld's PROPOSE
ton. Referred to Committee of the Whole.
Washburne. from the Post Office De6cien
cy Bill Committee, reported inability to
agree and asked the discharge of the COM
mittee and recommended the House to insist
OH its amendments. Agreed to.
The Loan and Treasury Bill passed by
vote of SO to ~.
Senote.-Fitch's supplementary resolu-
ton providing that the Secretary of the In
Government Printing Bureau instead of the
Superintendent of Public Printing. Passed.
Important Decision.
ST. LOUIS. June 21.--The Mullanphy case,
in which 500. 900 was involved has been de-
The Indian HostiIfties.
SPRINGFIELD, No, June 21.--The Indians
are seriously hostile about Pyramid Lake,
numbering 1900 10 5000 warriors. In conse-
quence of which seven to eight thousand OF
the Washoe miners are concentrated in a
small space. ~ 1
Mining accounts are very favorable.
Vanderbilt is seriously complained of for
crowdng his steamers.
A meeting is called in San Francisco to
raise supplies for the volunteers against the
Indians.
The Pony express to San Francisco is five
days over due, supposed to be cut OF by the
Indians.
Great anxiety is felt for the outgoing ex-
press Of the 18th and 18th. - =
A fire at Nevada on the 2Sth destroyed
buildings valued at ,0ee.
In Washington and Oregon the weather
has been favorable for crops. 81
The Republicans in Oregon are trying to
fuse with the Anti-Lecomtonites against the
regular democrats to elect Senator.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-The river is falling
with II feet water in the canal.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, June 22.--Cotton dull;
sales to-day ESQ bales; Middling 10sa114.
Sales of the week IL 900 bales; receipts Of
the week $500 bales, against 1900 bales du-
ring the corresponding time last year. Ex-
ports of the week 1900 bales. Total ex-
ports of the season 1850 bales. Total
receipts at this port ahead of last year 46l.
900 bales. At all southern ports $4,000
bales. Sugar quiet. Flour advanced rs
cents, 25a5 so. Corn advanced 4c. GA
75 Coffee firm, 13al4; sales of the week
$500 bags; stock at New Orleans ii 900
bags, against 81, 900 bags at the same time
last year. Freight on cotton to Liverpool
1892. Exchange unchanged. -.
New YORK, June 22.-Flour steady, sales
1400 bbls. 5,25a5. IS; wheat advanced la2c;
corn firm, sales $4,000 bushels 633a774; mess
pork firm but quiet. sales $40 bbls. Is, 25a-
1880; beef dull; lard firm, sales 600 bbls.
lI3al2s. The Shipping List quotes cotton
dull and nominal; sales of 3 days $500 bales;
middling upland 11s; freight to Liverpool
5a5-32; sugar dull and unchanged; molasses
1nchanged: tobacco dull, fine grades scarce
and wanted; Sterling exchange 94a9ss; francs
5.I3sa5, 132.
CINCINNATI, June 22.--Flour unchanged
and irregular. Sales 1000 bbls.; low extra
AIS; whisky LII; mess pork held at 1s,00a-
1925; lard quiet 114a12; oats dull 36a37.