Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-23
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| took 1000 bales.
The market opened buoyant and active,
but was checked by an advance in Bank rates
of interest to per cent. On Monday, closing
quiet and steady.
BreadstufIs all qualities slightly declined
Provisions dull.
| Consols 9lss9l3 for account.
| News unimportant.
The advance in Bank rates was unexpeet-
ed and the effect is severe.
| PARIs.-Bank rates are advanced to z per
| cent
| The ship Saratoga from Mobile, went
ashore at Crookhaven and had to cut her
masis away to get off.
ENGLAND.-The weather is severe.
FRANCE--Bank rates have advanced to
| per cent. The Bolrse is depressed. Rentes
| 81 f. zoe. France has agreed to withdraw
| her ships from Gaeta. if the Sardinians would
cease firing till the 18th or 10Th. One minis
| ter in the Saxon Chambers, asserted that all
the Federal Government are ready to act,
and if necessary, to take the field with Prus-
| sia ia the Danish question.
A questionable report is prevalent that
| eleven English, and seven French gun boats
were wrecked by hurricane. on the Peiho
| river.
The three iron cased ships, recently order
| ed, have been commenced at Toulon.
The Herald's Paris correspondent says that
| by the first of March, France will possess an
| army OF 40 900 men ready to march at once;
| besides 10000 Imperial Guards. 100000
! men are also under arms in the French gar
risons.
LIvERPooI-Flour dull; declined pence
Corn dull: declined pence. Sugar steady.
Coffee dull.
From New York.
| NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Brooklyn was thrown
| into gr eat excitement last night by the cur
rent rumor that the sympafhizers with the
secessionists were about to make a descent
on the Navy Yard.
The filth Brigade assembled for immediate
| action.
The Thirteenth and Fourteenth. and TWEEN
| ty-eighth Regiments assembled at the city
| armory, and the seventh regiment at the
| State Arsenal and remained up to a late
hour last night; however, there were no indi-
| cations of disturbance.
One rumor said that 20 900 men under
James KerFigan, were about 10 make an at
| tack on the Navy Yard simultaneously by
land and water.
| Ii is supposed that the difficulty is compi
! Gated with he wOrkmen of the Navy Yard
recently discharged. and to whom the Gov
eminent is two months pay in arrears.
NEW YORK, Jan PA Baltimore dispatch
says that the secession of Georgia struck a
melancholy blow to the hopes of Maryland,
| and if Virginia secedes, and Congr, SIS passes
| TO Withdraw brfore the fourth of Marci.
From Florida.
TALLAHAssE, Jan. 21.-The Convention has
adjourned
5. r. Mallory has been appointed and con-
| frmed Judge Of the Admiralty Court at
| Key West.
From Washington.
| WASHINGTON Jan 21- "A Cabinet meeting
| is cUn>id ring the oIj ct of Ex-Plesident
| Tyler's mission to Virginia.
| WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-Secretary Dix says
| the Treasury requires twenty millions in adj
| dition 10 the income, dorisabIe from all
| sources to maintain the Government till the
| first of July.
1t is said Cobb's report entirely misrepre-
sents the state of finances.
| WARRINGTON, Jan. 22.--The Senate is dis
GUESSING Crttenden's resolutions.
| HoUsE.-Colfax reported back the bill to
| suspend mail facilities in seeding States.
Mr.. Branch offered substitute, suspend
ing all laws in seeding States till January
| next.
Colfax would not accept the substitute.
| Stevens proposed substitute, declaring
| the ports of seeding States not ports of entry,
| by proclamation of the President, and to stop
| the mails on the lines OF the seeding States.
| Consideration was postponed till Thursday
week.
| The consideration oil the report OF the
| Committee of Thrty-Three was resumed.
Clemens believed that slavery would be
crucified il q dissolution ensues.
Martin excitedly hoped Clemens would not
| BE- allowed to continue his remarks.
Adjourned.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The schooner
| Fanny has arrived from Galveston, with
Vera Cruz dates of the 10th.
1t is reported that some of Miramon's prin-
cipal officers, including bis Minister of For
eign Relations, have been captured by the In
dams, and also Miramon himself. who subse-
quently escaped after killing three Indians.
Jnarez departed on the 9th for the Capital,
to establish the Liberal Government.
From Eaton Rouge.
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 22.-LoUIsIANA LEGIs-
| LATURE-The Governors message was read.
He says our enemies will find that Louisiana
throughout is one people, one heart, one
| mind. and is not 10 be cajOled into an aban-
| donment of her rights. nor to be subdued.
| He says all hopes are at an end, that the
discussions between the North and South
| will be healed.
! All propositions of moderate men have
been contemporary rejected. The cry of
| the North is Tor coercion. There is no longer
any doubt of the wisdom of that policy,
| which demands that the conflict shall come
L
uncompromisiRg.
/ From Pensacola.
| PENSACOLA. Jan. PA salute of 13 guns
was fred from Fort Barancas in honor OF the
| Lone Star flag of Florida. ~
Two Columbiads are mounted at Fort
| Pickens.
Fort McRea is being Invested with guns
| and manned by the allied forces of Florida,
Alabama and Mississippi.
From Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Jan 22-There is very large
procession tonight In honor oil ecesslOD.
Houses are illuminated.
Kentucky Legislature.
| LOUISVILLE, jan 22-The Kentucky House
! passed by vote OF 81 to Is, resolutions, ''that
| in view of men and money being rendered by
| several Northern States to the General Gov
ernment the people of i lucky, uniting
with their brethren of the : nth. will resist
| invasion of Southern soil at all hazards, and
| to the last extremity.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-Flour Ill 5Oa4 so.
| Oats ~. Cora 3sa40. Whisky, sales l200
| bills. 1871. Mess pork firm. sales 3 600 bbls.,
II 00a17 rs. Lard 95a104. Sugar de-
clnei /.
NEw YoRk, Jan. 22-Cotton dull. sales
| 500 bales. Mdiing upland II. Flour de-
cined cents, sales 8 500 bills. 5 l5a5 25.
Mess pork firm, sales 200 bbls. IL 1913 90
Sugar quiet, sales $40 boxes. Cuba 81 so.
Orleans 81 90. Muses.. sales 125 bills Or
leans 37a3s, and 500 bbls, at auction at goa
Sc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The steamers
news caused l. IS firmness in Cotton; sales to-
day IL 900 biles; middling 1la1l4; sales of
| three days "a 900 balts, receipts of three
days 40 500 bales, against As 500 bales du-
ring the corresponding time last year
Sugar dull at 4a5. Flour dull at SIS Asa
SIS so.
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