Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11
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(. WAsuISGro.-, June - Houss--The Hons
| passed The bill incorporating the Nstiona
G ,Ilery and School OF Arts, in The District O
| Columbia. 81 81
House adjourned after taIogies upoa Mr
| Burroughs.
| SESArE--The Senate passed bills to pun
ISL Marshals and Deputies for Permitting
prisoners to escape, aud extending the judi
cial system of laws over Oregon.
The amendment to the army appropriation
bill. paying interest to the States for money
advanced the General Government for mill
fa-y purposes, was req cted by vote of 2s
against %.
Circumstances Indicating an intended at
tack on Senator Sumner trauspired last night
Summers friends are yigilant and assisted by
the Chief Police. Rfsr
John Reeves, Naval architect at CONSTANT
nople, has preferred before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, charges of robbery and at
tempted assassination against Brown. Secre-
tary OF the Legation at Constantinople.
Gen. Jessup was struck with paralysis yes
terday. There is no prospect of his recoE-
cry.
From New York.
NEW York. June 9.--Messrs. Law and Con-
over, Fowler's sureties, have applied for an
injunction against the Marshal leyying On
their property.
The Evening Post says it is believed that
the porpose Of Summers assailants was assas-
slnalion. and any further attempt will result
in q deadly conflict
The cricket match of New York against
Philadelphia, resulted in a draw game.
The steamer Glasgow sailed for Liverpool
today. taking S4I4 500 in specie.
Vanderbilt has Informed the President that
he will not carry tue California mail after
the goth.
Later from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, June 9.-The schooner Red
Fox has arrived with Tampico dates OF the
4ih.
Urago, with 5000 men, captured Gauda-
lalara, which was afterwards taken by Gen.
VOL, completely routing the Liberals. A
cannon ball took off one of Uraga's legs.
Zuloaga has escaped from Miramon and de-
clared himself President.
Explosion.
NEW York, June 9.--The fireworks manu-
factory of Hatfield & Son exploded yester-
day, killing two persons and wounding three.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, June S.--Cotton dull; the
steamers news caused less frmness; sales to-
day 500 bales; quotations nominal; Sales OF
the week $500 bales; receipts of the week
$3.50 bales, against 1850 bales during the
500 bales, total exports of the season 2.13l, :
00U bales; total receipts at this port ahead oil
last year 460 500 bales; at all Southern ports
791 500 bales; stock at New Orleans 81 000
bales. Molasses 30a34. Coffee firm--ad.
vanced l-133al4; sales of the week 10000
bags; stock on hand $4,000 bags, against
5000 bags at the same time last year. Ster-
ling Exchange 94a93; on bills of lading sla
So; New York sight exchangs Gag premium
Freights to Liverpool unchanged.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Cotton dull, with a
declining tendency; sales unimportant; Up.
land Middling 1Ia1Is. Flour dull; sales IA,
600 bbls at 5 10. Corn buoyant; sales 1900
bushels at 624a76. Mess pork firm at Is II!
ala so. Sugar quiet, but firm, Cuba Ga
ORIGINATE, June 9.--Flour dull and ir-
regular; sales 900 barrels at 4 90. Corn dull
at 46a47. Oats steady at Sc. Whisky, sales
$50 bbls at III. Provisions dull. but firm.
Sugar buoyant; advanced }-73as- Coffee
firm at l4a143.
New ORLEANS, June 9.-Cotton, sales to-
day $4,000 bales; prices irregular; Middling
IOGa1l3. Sugar firm 1T 74a8. Flour dull
at 621a5 IS. Mess Pork firm at 10 o.
Other articles unchanged.