Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13
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WAsHNaroN, June 1l.-Ssnate.-Among
the amendments to the civil appropriation
bill is one appropriating S150.000 for the
Charleston, and 100000 for The New Or
leans Custom Houses.
The prospect of Congress adjourning on the
18th is uniavorable. The friends of the Pa
cific Railroad hope to extend the session, and
present the bill, the chances of the passage
whereof is considerably strengthened by the
union OF the Southern and central routes.
The Senate Committee on finance propose
the postponement of the tariff bill until De-
cember.
McLeans dispatches from Mexico are deci-
dedly unfirvorable for the Liberals.
1t appears that their statements of victories
have been exaggerated.
Internal discords make it probable that
the Juare2 Government cannot sustain itself,
even nominally, much longer. Senior Mata
has received similar intelligence.
Forneyis examination before the Covode
Committee is progressing. 1t is said to be so
important that copy will be sent to the
President before publication.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-SENATE-The Sen
ate CONQUERED in the House amendment to
the Pacii,, Telegraph bill.
Mr.. Anthony asked for the correspondence
with our Minister TO England relative to the
Bay Islands; adopted.
The civil appropriation bill was consider.
ed.
House.--The Postofice deficiency bill up
The Senate amendments were agreed to with
slight alterations, restoring mainly the old
postal service. The Light House appropria
ton bill passed.
War with the Indians.
VmGTNrA CITY.-Eight hundred stand o.
arms have arrived and 500 volunteers have
enrolled against the Indians. At the sugges
ton of Judge Cradlebaugh, our citizens, will
those of Geneva and Carson City and oihel
points will assemble to consider the proprie-
ty of appointing delegates to meet at Car
son City 10 form Provisional Government
for western Utah.
Steamboats, Burned.
ST. LoIus. June 1.-THE steamers Empire
and Dew Drop were burned in the Osag,
River last Saturday.
Pony Express.
ST. JOSEPH, June 1.-THE Pony EXPIRES.
from Ruby Valley the Sd has arrived.
No further news.
the West Express remained at California
on account oil the depreciation instigated by
whites.
1t is rrImored that the Salt Lake train,
have been cut off west of Ruby Valley and
nearly ali murdered.
Regularity in the Express is expected in
the course of two weeks
NEW YORK June 1.-THE steamer NORTH
Star has arrived with 81 400, 900 specie. She
brings no news.
The steamer Moses Taylor is below
New ORLEANS, June 1--we have Brazo.
dates of the 9th. General Garcia command
| ing at Matamoras has sent an expedition in
pursuit Of Cortinas. Capt. Fernandez ha,
been taken and shot.
1t is believed that Cortinas' band is bro
ken up.
Reported SLAYER.
HAVANA, June Sit is reported that al
American. schooner, with 400 negroes, ha
| been capi.ured and taken to Key West.
| Sugar buoyant; finer grades lower; stock
at Havana and Matanzas 322, 900 boxes; mo
lases dull.
New York, June 1.-THE Montreal mail
to New York, of the I'd, 9Th and 7th, hav,
| been robbed. Money dealers are cautioned
against negotiating Montreal paper of thoss
dates.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, June 12.-Cotton sales to
day 500 tales; quotations, nominal; middlinf
| HALL; slles of three days 3400 bales; Re
ceipts of 3 days $50 bales against HOO bale
during the corresponding period last yea
Total receipts at this port ahead of last yea
792, 900 bales. At all Southern ports 1872,
/ 600 bales. Flour very dull, 50a5 10
Mess Pork 10 90. Other articles unchanged
The steamer DeSoto sailed to-day with $500,
o0o specie.