Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13
gp 0'slegraph.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb 11.-It is thought the
Peace Conference will recommend the refer.
erce of questions TO a National Convention.
r. WAsHfNefeN.-Feb.4l2 IA telegram an
nounces the maltreatment of the British
Consul at Mobile. TT TT EEfF 4
The Committee on the stolen bounds will
report tomorrow duplicating Bailey crimi-
nally. and Floyd and Russell inferentially.
resolution viii be offered in the Vir
GINA Convention Tomorrow requesting
Mason and Hunter to resign their seats on
account of their secession sentiments.s
Kansas sends Commissioners to the Wash
ington Convention. $500 i ea s
From Virginia.
RICHMOND, Feb. 12.-Judge johnson. Com
missioner to the seeding States, says the
Governor of Georgia accepts the mediation
of Virginia. between Georgia and the General
Government.
United States Troops.
New YORK, Feb. 12.-Anotber detachment
of troops left Brooklyn Barracks yesterday
for Washington to reinforce the Navy Yard.
Congregational. III s
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-HoUsE.- Sherman
introduced bill authorizing the Secretary of
i the sTreasury to accept of the States qua
rantee for United States notes to the amount
! of public money deposited with such States.
Sherman asked its immediate passage 81
Garnett objected, and it lies over.
Capt. Morrison, OF the revenue cutter.
Lewis Cass, has resigned
Secretary Dix issues an order striking
Morrison from the service roll for surrender
ing his vessel. It..is understood the same
course will be pursued in similar cases.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-The new flag of
Louisiana was unfurled from the top of the
City Hall to-day, amid firing of cannon.
ringing of bells, music and cheers from the
populace. ezlzss =
The Texas Convention adjourned on the
4th till the I'd of March.
A Committee of Safety was appointnd TO
remain at Austin in the meantime. aa
- The Convention voted resolution thank
ing WigfalI, Hemphill and Regain for their
Congressional course, and censuring Hamil-
ton ltrs f. ~ -
The Revenue Cutter at Galveston was
condemned as unseaworthy, and her arma-
ment taken out and turned over to the Coast
Survey.
There is not much disposition by the Con-
vention or Legislature to trust Gov. Hons
ton. e--s1,..
The Legislature is discussing financial
measures and stay law. There is much
opposition to the latter, but it will doubtless
pass.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Feb I2.-Cotton-Sales to-
day 10000 bales; Middling 10Sa11; sales of
three days $4,000 bales; receipts of three
days $4,000 bales, against $4,000 bales du-
ring the corresponding time last year; total
receipts at this port less than at the same
time last year 10000 bales; at all the
Southern ports SIC, 600 bales. Sugar steady,
4sa59. Molasses 26a27. Flour quiet. So rs
ass S71. Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l2-Flour dull at 81 SO
az 60. Corn 30a33. Oats 27I. Whisky
1913. Lard S5a94. Mess Pork SIG 75a17 90.
Arrival of the Tennessee.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-The steamer Ten
nessee, from Vera Cruz the Sth, has arrived.
She brings the exiled Archbishop and
Bishops.
Her news is anticipated.
River news. rE
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 12.-The river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal.