Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-18
8g telegraph.
From Washington.

Hayne modified his demand at the urgent
solicitation of Southern Senators, aud asked
of Pick us further instructions.
These Southern Senators insist that South
Carolina shall not do anything to involve a
collision.
Senator Davis writes to Gov. Pickeus to
the same effect.
The Cabinet will not hold intercourse with
the South Carolinians as Ambassadors.
II is Tumored, and apparently on good au-
thority, that Buchanan has assured the South
that while he cannot recognize the de .focto
Government of any separate State, it would
not be inconsistent with his former position
to recognize de fdcso Government of three
Or more States combined.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-McIntyre's nomi-
nation for Collector at Charleston will not
be sent to the Senate.
Hollis name was sent to the Senate as Sec
rotary OF War.
Black tells the Diplomatic corpse that for
eign vessels cannot properly pay duties to
South Carolina officers. and that South Caro-
lima clearances are not good, but says the
Government is reluctant to consider the sub
ject in the present unsettled condition of the
country.
The bulk of the $4,000, 900 loan will be
taken at per cent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Deficiency bill
was amended and passed.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
WASHINGTON Jan. Observation-Disclosures Is
amendment to the deficiency bill was adopt
ed; allowing 100000 for Thompson's Chiri-
quiri contract.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I7.-HoUsE.-The ar
my bill was taken up.
Sickles admitted secession as fixed fact,
and recommended the avoidance of coercion
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similar, and not seize the arsenals, forts. ma
Wy yards and ships. While protesting against
coercion, he said the interests of the country
demanded a general government should con-
troll the continent, aud while New York city
is with the South. if the South abandons it
for French and English allies. then New
York goes as a unit for the Union.
From Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate Com
mittee reported in favor of aising four ar
tillery companies.
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16.-The Legislature
elected Henry S. Lane U. S. Senator vice
Fitch
From N issouri.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. I6-The Convention bill
passed the State Senate by vote of 81
against 2. The delegates to be elected Feb
ruary 18Th, and the Convention to meet Feb
ruary 28ih. The voters to decide at the
election of delegates whether IN ordinance
of secession, if passed, shall be submitted to
the people.
The Arkansas Legislature submits the
Crittenden que ,tiOn to the people, on the
18th of February.
From Virginia.
NORFOLK, Jan. 16.-F. B. Mills, master of
the sloopOfwar Brooklyn, again rendered
his resignation last night, and will immedi-
ately go South.
RICHMOND, Va, January 1.-THE House
adopted a resolution for National Conven-
lion at Washington on the >4th of February,
and approving Crittenden's propositions.
From Georgia.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Jan. 16.-The Cenyen-
ton met at 10 o'clock. Judge Benning was
chosen temporary chairman; subsequently,
G. w. Crawford was elected President and
A b. Lamar, of Muscago, Secretary. A
committee was appointed to wait on Com
missioners Orr, of South Carolina, and Shot,
ter, of Alabama, and request them to COM
municate with the convention, also to &C
cept seats in the convention. Adjourned
till tomorrow.
From Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. II The Legislature
assembled in extra session to-day. Gov. Ma
Coffin, in his Message, asks the Legislature
to express their appreciation of Crittenden's
resolutions. He says that eight States will
have seeded before their deliberations
close; that Tennessee has referred the whole
subject to her people, and Virginia and
North Carolina are discussing the propriety
of similar course, and Missouri seems like
ly to adopt similar policy.
He submits to the Legislature the proprie-
ty of providing for an election of Delegates
to a Convention to assemble at an early day
to determine the future Interstate and Fed
eral relations of Kentucky. Meanwhile be
would leave no experiment untried to re-
store fraternal relations between the States.
He recommends Convention of the border
slave States to meet early in February at
Baltimore.
The G0Uernor says the hasty and incon-
siderate action of the seeding States does
not meet our approval, but Kentuckians will
never stand by with folded arms while these
States, struggling fol- their constitutional
rights, are being subjugated to an anti-sla-
very government.
The Governor asks the Legislature to de-
clare by resolution, their unconditional dis
appreciation of the employment by force in
any form against the seeding States He
asks appropriations for arming and equipping
volunteer militia.
From st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.--House--The prelimin-
aries being tabled, substitute was intro
duced by Stevenson, asking Congress to call
a Convention to redress grievances as pro-
posed by the fifth article of the Constitu-
ton.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 17.-Flour dull at 4 so.
Mess Pork firm; sales $40 barrels at I6 5Oa
IL 90.
Foreign.
NEW YORK, 16.-Disturbances occurred at
Kerrekrempt, Hungary. The soldiers fired
on the mob.
A Bourbon conspiracy has been discover
ed in Naples.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Edin-
burg from Liverpool 3rd has arrived.
Napoleon told Cowly that he regarded the
future with confidence, that a friendly un-
derstanding between the Powers will main
tain peace which he desired.
The Queen of Naples has left Gaeta.
Arrival of the Teutonia.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Tsa steamer Teu-
tonia has arrived at Cape II zee with Liver
pool dates of the 5th.
The regular weekly Cotton market failed;
sales Saturday 5000 bales-closing steady
Breadstuffs active; prices easier, but quota
tons unchanged. Consols 922. II
The steamer New York arrived at Cowes
Sunday. II
France and Sardinia are negotiating con-
corning Gaeta.
The bombardmeut of Gaeta continues.
Disturbances continue in Hungary
The King of Prussia is dead.
NEw York. JAM 17.-PRUssn-The Prince
Regent reigns under the title OF William the
) th.
There is considerable excitement in the
German States.
The negotiations for Commercial treaty
between France and Belgium have termina-
ted satisfactory.
The Moniteur denies that France is under
The necessity of resnrting to new loan.
The French troops for China nave been
sent to reinforce Syria.
Peoria was elected President of the Elec-
toral College at Naples.
1t is reported that a Sardinian loan of three
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