Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-03
gg Telegraph.
From Washington.

>WAsHISGroy, April 1.-George Settle il
appointed Marshal for North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, April 2.lThe bids for the
pew Government loan, average about 93l.
L sIlAd 08a Ill = !
From Virginia.
RICHMOND, April 1.-The Senate agreed to
Abe House amendment in regard to the trans
ffer of guns from Bolona foundry.
Nine Senators presented protest, which
| the Senate refused to record on the Journal
From Cincinnati.
lCMcINNAff; April 1.-THE entire Demo
cratic Union ticket is elected by about 1000
majority. q.s5za ~-4s,.
From St. Louis.
ST. LoVts. April 1.-The Taylor ant;-Re-
publican Municipal ticket is elected by from
two to three thousand majority.
From Connecticut.
New HAVEN, April 1.-The Republican
State ticket is elected by an increased MAORI
ty. --s - 60 -s'-<'l - -; t.i ',s-'A
Both branches of the Legislature are Re-
publican.
: Engtsh, Democrat for Congress, is elected
by 500 majority.
From Cleveland, O.
CIEvELASD, April 1.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket is probably elected.
Foreign. 's,eg
New York, April 2.-The Hamburg stea-
mer Borussia, has arrived. with Liverpool
dates of the 18th. -
Cotton sales Monday 1000 bales, of which
SPECTATORS and exporters took 5000 bales.
Market advanced 5a4. Consols 91s.
The Bremen steamer New York has also
arrived at Sandy Hook, with Liverpool dates
of the goth.
Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday 80 900
bales, of which spectators aud exporters
took Il, 900 bales. All qualities advanced Ia
s-closing active and buoyant. Middiing
Orleans II; Middling Mobile "a; Middling
Upland z. Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions
quiet. Consols 91sa92 for money, and 92sa
924 for account.
The steamer New York has arrived here.
Probable cotton sales on Wednesday, 20, 600
bales. Consols 915a92 for money aud 924
on account.
Warsaw advices say the Gear proelaims
sweeping reforms for Poland Every town
is to have an elective Municipal Council.
Sardinia urges Napoleon to withdraw his
troops from Rome.s-As 80 -. ..,-.s..-
The steamer Canada arrived out on the
18Th.
The Paris Eourse declined. Rentes 6Sf 20c.
The Paris Convention was signed by all
the Powers.
NAPLEs.-All the Councillors have been
dismissed. MA l<ts
All is tranquil. yra
VIENNA.-All Hesse Govia is in revolu-
ton, supported by the Montenegrins.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 2.-Texas advices
state that COL Ford is reliably informed
from Matamoras that Gen. Ampudia has dis
patched expresses with placards and hand
bills, announcing that Texas rightly belongs
to Mexico; and that she will no longer sup
port the Federal Government troops, and
now is the time to retake her. Reinforce
ments. in large numbers, are rapidly coming
to him. Col. Ford has ordered all the heavy
guns, ordinance and stores at Brazos Island,
to be Immediately removed to the scene of
anticipated difficulties. -..--
The U. S. steamer Mohawk arrived off Ca
vello on the 29th. The CoatzocolcuS sailed
with 600 troops. The Empire City and Star
of the West are lying at the pass.
The schooner Satterthwaite, from Philadel-
phia, reports seeing double head shot key
bark abandoned. tits supposed she was set
adrift off Cardenas, after landing a cargo of
slaves.
inches in the last "a hours.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-The river is rising
with feet inches water in the canal.
From Ohio.
TOLEDO, April 2.-The Democratic candi-
date for Mayor is elected.
SANDUsKY, April 2-The Democratic can
didate for Mayor is elected.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The Pennsylva-
MAN has suspended on account Of the pres
sure of the times.
~ Ey From New York. rs O. q
New YORK, April "A letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury to the Collectors
says, in consequence of the warehouses in
the seeding States not being under control
of the Government, bonding goods for trans
portation cannot be permitted. IaITtaZA
New YORK, April 1.-The bank statement
shows the following increase in loans, S202,-
10, in specie SlSl ,S26; in circulation $780,
329; in deposits S1,67I ,675. - ','i-11
A Washington despatch to New York says
,eived instructions. He left Washington |
and will sail for England sometime |
during the month. ---s tll!-
- Markets by Telegraph. e~J
NEW ORLEANS, April Cotton sales to- |
lay 5000 bales; Middling 123a13; sales of 8 |
lays $4,000 bales; receipts OF days 5000 !
bales, against 1850 bales during the cor
time last year; total receipts at
his port less than at the same time last year,
BIT 500 bales; at all Southern ports 759, 900
,ales.. Flour steady at 15a5.25. Mixed |
Corn 54a57. Freights to Liverpool s.
CISCIyNArT, April 2.-Flonr dull, $50; red |
wheat declined 2 cents; whisky-sales ], 600 !
ibis l3t; privisions quiet, nominal; coffee