Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
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From South Caroline.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.-The Columbia artil-
lery, consisting of fifty men, arrived and
proceeded to the harbor.
zoe, 900 pounds OF powder have been Or
dered to one of the forts.
From New York.
: New York, Jan. z.-The Times Washing
ton correspondent says the Presidents poll
cy towards the scessionisfs. will be concfis
tory but firm IN the execution of the laws.
The sloop of war Brooklyn, and another
vessel at Norfolk. have been ordered to be in
readiness for instant departure for Charles
ton.
The rumor gains credence that the South
ern forts viii be Immediately reinforced by
troops.
The steamer Australian is outside thu bar.
A salute of 100 guns were fred in honor of
Major Anderson.
A special Washington dispatch to the Post
says collector for Charleston will be ap-
pointed to supercede Colcock.
An explosion is expected1n the Senate.
A proclamation and not special message
is expected from the President.
A majority of the committee of 80 have
agreed upon and will report a plan for the
adjustment of difficulties.
New YORK, Jan. 3--The New York Even
ing Journal endorses the admis ion of all
The territories as two States, according to
Robinson's resolution.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3-The Australasia
brings nearly million of sp'cie-
The steamer Arago had arrived out.
CHINA.-Peace Publications have been ex-
changed.
France receives sixty million francs in
demnity.
The emigration of Coolies is permitted. and
the churches and Cemeteries formerly beiong-i
ing to The christians are to be restored.
The political fermentation continues 10
Hungary.
Count Srleki. Hungarian refugee, was
arrested in Dresden and surrendered to Aus
lria.
A part of the French army at Pekin is to
be dispatched to Cochin China to attack the
Emperor's residence.
LoNDoN, Dec 1e.-Lord Dalhousie is dead.
Huron, Dec. 20.-A terrible explosion
occurred, killing 20 miners.
The steamer Northern l. ght brings nearly
a million and bali treasure.
CARTHAGENA.-The revolutionists have cap
tured Santa Martha
ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. 2.-The Governors
Message recommends the repeal OF the p r
sonal liberty law, and invites other States to
repeal all laws conflicting with the Federal
Constitution, and thinks New York should
give solemn assurances to the Southern States
that their rights should be respected and
maintained invioiabie.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-The Post Office De-
partmeut have cancelled the contract with
the Isat ell for mails to Key West.
VIM. Mcintyre OF Pennsylvania, some say
of New York, is said to be the new Collector
for Charleston. His confirmation is doubt
full
Charleston accounts say that thousand
negroes are engaged in erecting Notifications
at the mouth OF the harbor which has been
obstructed by sunker vessels and buoys.
1t is rumored also that Gov. Picktns has
received an offer of 600 volunteers outside
the State.
Cameron has accepted the Secretaryship of
the Treasury under Lincoln.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-Intelligenee was
received last night that Fort Sumter is be-
seiged and Anderson's communications cut
off,
Fort Moultrie is completely repaired and
the guns remounted, and every thing ready to
open fire on Anderson.
New batteries are being erected around
him every day.
The difficulty in reinforcing him is in
creased.
Beyond a doubt combination is forming
to take forcible possession of the Govern
ment at Washington, on or before the 4th of
March. The precise time is not determined.
HOUSE, After a rambling debate the House
went into Committee of the Whole on the
Legislative Judicial and Executive appropri-
alton bill.
Adjourned till Monday.
SENAFE.-Cfittenden proposed the submits
sion of his resolutions to the people OF the
United States. Laid over.
Baker addressed the Senate against the
extension OF slavery, .aiter which Douglas
commenced speaking.
From Piftsburg.
PITrsBURG, Jan. 3.--An order resembling
the order for the removal of cannon, was re-
ceiyed here to-day with the liveliest satisfac
ton.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3.-The Governor, in his
message, says missouri will demand her
rights at all hazards. The Governor depre-
Gates secession, aud says our people would
feel more sympathy with the action of S,uth
Carolina. had it originated among those who.
like ourselves. had suff-red from constant
depredaiions of outsiders, and says Missouri
will hold 10 the Jul IN as long rs IL worm
preserving.
Later from Texas.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 3.-Advices from Tex
as say that Houston is preparing actively
for the defence of the frontier against the Ia
dams
Markets by telegraph.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 3.-C"t on steady.
sales to day $500 bales; midd!iug liz ,l24
Sugar steady at Al 5k. Moiassrr z5a24
Flour firm at IS. Freights and exchanges
unalered.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-Flour firm; sales 1000
bbis 4 65A4 IS; Whisky, sales 1900 bbs IA;
Mess Pork buovant, advanced rs crn,s; sales
$500 bills 15al5 25; Lard 9 81; Sugar 81 a;
Mulasses, sales 500 bbls 29.3u; Coffee, sales
$50 bags 1919.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. S--The river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal.