Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
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WASHINGTON. Feb. observation-disclosures
rick introduced bill responsive to Butter
fields petition for carrying the mails between
the United States and Mexican ports.
Doolttle spoke on Browns resolution.
Both Houses adjourned till Monday.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-CongresSman Keitt
received dispatch yesterday stating that his
brother, who is q physician, and resides at
Pilatka, has been murdered by some of his
negroes, while sick.
Foreign.
New York. Feb. 24--Russell announced
England's proposition 80 France and Austria
as follows Neither to interfere without the
consent of the Four Great Powers The
French troops to be Withdrawn. and Venetia
TO be left to Austria. The Central Italian
States to be allowed to again express their
desires.
France has agreed to the three PROPOSE
lions, but Austria has not replied.
Russell thought an amicable settlement was
probable.
The Emperor of Austria read the Hungari-
an petition and promised satisfaction.
The Pope is about to excOmmunicste Vic
tor Emanuel.
The correspondent of the London Times
hrs been ordered to quit Rome.
The Pope made another speech extremely
hostile to France.
The Austrians are making great Military
preparations
j. I'll. Cohen, of London, engaged 10 the In
dia trade, has failed Liabilities 100000.
The steamer Anglo Saxon arriyedsat Liv-
erpool on the STh, and the Edinburgh on the
9Th.
Overland Vail.
MAILoY's STATION Feb. 25-Tbe Califor-
MIA Overland mail of the Sd has passed here.
Business at San Francisco had improved.
The principle part OF Forbestown in Butler
county was burned. Loss $50 cog.
Benrbly & Co, Hardware merchants, have
failed.
The Overland mail of the 9Th and 18th
January had not arrived.
Othrr mines are opening, which promise
to supply The amount of quicksilver with
drawn by closing the New Almaden MINIS.
Two tons of silver ore are on the way ID
San Francisco from Santa Cruz county.
One fourth of the Washoe mines in Carson
Valley was sold for SS7 1000.
Rich diggings of coarse gold have been
discovered on Quesno river iu British Colum-
bia.
The Hungarian.
HALIFAX. Feb. 25.-The steamer Hunga-
rian's clearance has been found. She had
three hundred ard sixty passengers, mostly
steerage. No names are known yet.
Arrived.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Neptune from
Liverpool, bark Grapeshot from Rio.
NEW YORK Feb. rs. Mitch IFS Steam
Shipping Journal, publ. he'd at London on
the 10Th, says the hungarian bad seventy
passengers.
Sailed.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.--The steamer Kanga-
roo sailed for Liverpool today. She took
500 900 specie. New Orleans mails OF the
18Th aud kilograms of the Gath.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. rs noon-The river is
falling with feet wat.r in the canal.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-COtton, sales o.
day 1000 blcs: su gar steady; molassess dull
7ll3s; -four quiet ESQ; freights aud ex-
change unchanged.
New YORK, Feb. 25--Cotton dull and drOnp-
ing; sales to-Cay 500 bales; middling upland
III; -four active but unchangrd; mess pork
SIS 40 Is so; Rio coffee l2tAl3; molas.es
steady; Orleans 45I46; sugar dull; Porto
Rico-new II; Cuba 7a73
CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-Markets generally
unchanged.
ST. LnUIs, Feb. "a = Flour is improved
5.75, Wheat firm / 30al.35; Corn frm-yel-
low So white 55a56; Oats favors buyers 5Oa
543; Whisky 20; Hemp. dressed $50