Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-02
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~WAsHfSGToS. Jan. 3l.-At meeting of tb,
Border States Delegates to-day, Dodge SAID
| that the Crittendeu Compromise must b,
abandoned for q more practicable sheme
The Border States men expressed great salts
factfsn with Adams speech.
l. SExATEsz Seward made as4eouciliafory
speech, expressing the belief that the seces
sion revolution on one side, and coercion and
defiance on the other, will all pass away in
ninety days and the Union be sustained
though war might come as last alternative.
Mason denounced Stewards speech as a war
speech. Seward denied the legitimacy oil
such construction.
| Douglas was panied to see that when Cam
eron made large advance towards concilia-
ton. Mason repealed him.
Hale and Wigfall took part in the debate. the
former believing that the South would, and
the latter, that the South would not come
back. sssssi
Before the Select Committee. concernine
the conspiracy to sieze the Capitol. Scott
was examined. He believed such an at
tempt was on foot; but no evidence was
ELECTED to show 1t.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I.-Hayne presented
South CarolIna's ultimatum to the President.
who acknowledged the receipt, but made no
reply.
II is believed that Lincoln will not give
any lntimation of bis future policy till after
bis Inauguration.
The Pacific Railroad bill will probably
faii In the House. on account of the Senaie's
amendments.
The steamer Brooklyn Joined the Maeedo-
MIA at Pensacola. An attack on Fort Pick
ems is shortly expected.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.--In reply to the
representations from the British, Spanish aud
Bremen Ministers concerning the trouble Of
foreign vessels at Charleston, Black says the
Federal Government have the exclusive
right to collect duties, but be cannot give
them any assurances in the present state of
affairs.
l5 WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-Senate-Ten Eyck
presented ajoint resolution of the New Jer-
sey Legislature expressing willingness to ac-
cept the Crittenden resolutions aud advising
Convention of States and the appointment
OF Commissioners to meet other States.
HoUsE-Sherman reported bill autho--
izing the President to borrow twenty Eve
millions before July. to redeem Treasury
notes. dc.
SENATE-Latham made Union speech.
saying that California would fight for the
Union. but would not imhrue her hands in
the blood oil Sontherners, unless Seward
would show by such means. the liberty, fra-
ternity and equality of the South in the
Union could be maintained. e
The Indian appropriation bill was post
poned till Saturday, F..
Simmons reported tariff. bill which was
made the special order for Wednesday.
The diplomatic bill, somewhat amended,
passed.
The executive aud judicial appropriation
bill was amended and passed. 1'A A
Adjourned sa fssE aaf 4
Orders have just been issued for the en-
rollment of all persons subject TO militia
duty in the District of Columbia. e.,...l
From Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG. Jan. 31.--The Governor of
Pennsylvania has appointed, Commissioners
to the Washington Conference. III
From North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Jan. a1.-The Legislature has
elected Ciingmau q. S. Senator. a5s s
From Massachusetts.
BosroN, JAM 3l:AThe Committee on Fed
eral Relations made two reports.
The majority report authorizes the Cover
nor to appoint Commissioners to Washing
ton. Fv r.r..t 40 ~
Both reports were laid on the table. "a :
U.s. From New York.
ALBANY. Jan. 81 The Legislature sends
Commissioners to Washington. ! sas.s -
The Grand Jury OF the Court of Sessions
presented Mayor Woods municipal message
AS a seditius document, pandering to the
worst passions of the lowest class of people.
From Boston.
BosroN, Jan sI-The q. S. brig Balm
bridge. is rapidly fitting for sea. The Mer-
chants and Miners line of steamers hence to
Savannah, has been discontinued.
From Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Jan. 3l.-The rumor of scheme
being laid to blow up Fort Norfolk is un-
founded. The rumOr was caused by the
practice Oh the beach. ie51 8
The garrison of 800 at Fort Monroe is to
be augmented by 200 men from Governors
Island. sea594 AE1
Indiana Legislature. s
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jan. 81 Both Houses
have authorized the Governor to appoint
Commissioners to the Washington Confer
ence.
From Rhode Island.
PRovIDENcE, r. l., Jan. 31.-Gov. Spragne
has appointed COMMISSIONERS to Washing ton.
Arrived.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 18th.
Manchester adviees were unfavorable. Mar
ket dull. and business insufficient to test
prices. * s.si sS..4 81 sas
HAvRE.--Cotton sales of the week 40, 600
bales. New Orleans tres ordinaire 102f Bss
98f. Market active, and ell qualities slightly
advanced. Stock at Hayre 119, 900 bales
Breadstuffs dull, quotations barely maintain
ed. Provisions dull. Bullion in the Bank
of England decreased 100000 pounds.
Money market generally unchanged. News
New YoRK, Feb. l.. Cotton dull; declined
I, sales 1900 bales. Midpling upland II. "a
Flour firm; sales $50 bbls at 35a5 40. 2!
Mess Pork dull; Gales $50 bbls at IL 75a
II s7A. .-sz
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-The river is station
airy with 81 feet water in the canal.
Markets by Telegraph.
CrNcrNNATI. Feb. 1.-Flour firm; sales 2 600
bills at 4 60a4 20. Corn 36a38. Whisky
l4c, Provisions dull. L. = -