Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11
From New York

large number of horses are being drilled
for artillery.
From New York.
NEW YORK, June 10.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived with Liv, rpool dates of June LIST.
| Cotton sales of the We, K 81 900 bales, of
| which Spectators took 10000 bales; and ex-
porters 10 500 bales. Market quiet and
plentiiully supplied. Prices favor byers ex-
cept for good. Sales Friday 10, 900 bales OF
which spectators and exporters took 1000
| bales closing steady; quotations unchanged I;
stock at Liverpool 1,O50,00 bales of which
| 100000 bales are American. Breadstutfs
dull; provisions quiet.
New YORK, June 1O-The Times says that
| Beuaregard his intention to concentrate TO-
900 troops at Manassas, and make the juno
| ton impregnable, and when the Federalists
have exhausted themselves in endeavors to
| dislOdge them, he will advance and over
| whelm them.
The Government is in possession of letters
indicating many traitor in the North.
Gov. Hicks has warned the Government of
danger menacing the Capitol from Maryland,
and requests the full occupation of Freder-
| lex City and the reinforcement of Baltimore.
Marshal Bourfant says there are 1000 Sc
cessionists in Baltimore with concealed arms,
waiting an opportunity.
Arrests OF SecessiOnists and goods con-
| tinue at the Relay House.
Mansfield is advised that the Michiganders
fired on the Baltimoreans.
Banks takes command of Baltimore to-
| morrow.
Col. Stone is advancing towards Leesburg.
New YORK, June 1O.-Foreign per steamer
Arabia-A decree is issued opening all
French ports to the importation of cotton and
| yarns.
Prince Gortschakof, Governor of Poland,
| is dead.
The Americans in Paris held meeting
| l40 were present, one-third of whom were
| women.
| Dayton said he could detect no unfriendly
feeling in France towards the North.
| Clay said if ever the flag Of England be-
came associated with the Confederate flag,
the tri-color of the Frenchmen not having
forgotten st. Helena, would join the stars and
stripes against England.
Fremont spoke mildly; Doctor McClintock
| followed. He attached no Importance to the
mutt erings.
| New YORK, June 10.-Tde steamer Marion
| arrived from Fort Monroe, reports having
| ,nded Haw kin's q 'uaves at Newport News.
| whrre the Massachusetts Sth. the Vermont
| regiment, the Scott Life Guards, aud the
German hiies were encamped.
New YORK, June 10.-Foreign per steamer
Fulton.-A telegram from Caliz says there is
ed at Algisiras.
Prussian citizenship is forfeited by ten
years absence under the Kings amnesty.
New YORK. June 10.-Foreign per Arabia.
-Latest-S Standardization sales to day
$4,000 bales. Spectators and exporters
took 5000 bales; closing steady. b. eadstuffs
dull; provisions quiet; consols 91sa92 for
money.
HAvRE.-Cotton, New Orleans Tres Ordi.
n ID Il. Il i
the week 5000 bales; stock at Havre $685.
900 bales.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, June l0.-Tennessee letters,
except from Memphis. are still delivered, b ut
as orders are momentarily expected to send
those also to the dead letter Office, CORES
pondents are cautioned against entrusting
valuable correspondence to the mail. Adj
ans Express can only carry letters when en-
closed in stamped envelopes-postage stamps
will not do
LOUISVILLE, June l0.-The following dis
patch from DIR. Green, President OF the South
Western Telegraph Company to d. Flanery,
Superintendent, is forwarded az a matter of
Justice to the Louisville Telegraph Office aud
the Southern line: Your reporter can vouch
for every statement contained in the dis
patch, from some moaths employment in The
Office here, and full knowledge Of its ar
rangements, as well as the character of gen.
tlemen employees:
LOUISVILLE, jane 10.
D. FLANERY, Supt.. New Orleans-Your
dispatch received quoting a letter to Padu- |
cab pa per, copied into this evenings Delta,
accusing this Office of submitting private dis |
patches to the editors OF the Louisville Jour- |
nal. In reply can say that have no rea- |
son to believe any private message to or
from the Louisville Office has been submitted
to the editors of the Louisville Journal, or
otherwise improperly exposed by any one
connected with the Office. a reasonable sus.
picion of such bad faith would forfeit any
employee his place in the Office. The card
copied into the Delta was copied by the Cou-
rier here, and its truth or justification denied
by that paper. There has never been but one
publication, and that two months ago, OF
what purported to be a Southern message in
the Journal, and a thorough investigation of
that. resulted in the satisfaction that 1t was
not obtained from any one connected with this
Office, or with any other Office under our
charge. No inspection, apprenticeship or
other restrictions, lave yet been established
| over this Office.
SSigned1 N. GREEN, President
Southwestern Telegraph Co.
LOUISVILLE, June 10-Col. Anderson has
declined the command of the Department of
Kentucky, and it has been attached to Gen.
McClelIan's Department. >
Genl's. Buckner, of the State Guards, and
| Rossrau. OF the Home Guards, have been TO
| CINCINNATI for conference with Gen. Me-
Clell4nd. The particulars have not trans
pired.
CScrNxArI, June l0.-The Indiana Zoq.
! ewes reached Cumberland this morning.