Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-26
gg Telegraph.
From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24,--Seaate- -Critenden
deni d having ADVOCATED coercion.
Houss--Hau,ilt.,n thought that Texas would
remaiu in the Union.
House considering the report of the
c. mmi;iee of SO sharp words passed be-
tween Rust aud Dnnn. which poriend some
thing serious The former charging tie
John Brown raid on the R..publ can party.
WA>HING ron, Jan. 25.--Buchanan in an
Interview with President Tyler. expressed
the belief that no collision would occur be-
tween the Federal and State forces during
his administration. and he should make ev-
cry eff'rt to prevent it.
IL is expected that The Rust and Dunn diff
fcdisy Will be amicably settled.
Congress was engaged to day on private
bills.
The Rhode Island House concurrod with
the Senate ia repeating the personal liberty
bill.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The House re-
sumed the consideration of the report Of the
Committee of 33,without conclusion adj ,urn-
ed.
Senate adjourned till Monday.
From Charleston.
CHARLESTON. n. 24-The Legislature ap-
propriated $40 900 for postal arrangements.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. "a fine Uuited States
arsenal has been surrendered to Governor
brown
For ign.
New YORK. j IN, "a The reported loss of
gun boats in the Chnrse xaters is uacohfi. m
ed.
Ii is reported that Spain IL about to occupy
the principal Morocco fortress, in colse-
quenc- OF The non iuldIlment of The treaty.
Bullion IN the Bank of Eaglaad has de-
creased 5I7 600 pounds; and the Bank of
france 81 100000 million francs
LIvERPooL.-R chardson, Spence d Co.
quot Flour dull; decline 81. White Corn
IS 9sA4. Sugar dull decline Id. Coffee
quiet.
Prom Baton Fsousc.
BAToY ROUGE. Jan. "a
The following ordinance was reported by
tue Committee vi Fifteen, and will probably
pass tomorrow.
An ordinance TO dissolve the Union be-
tween the State of Louisiana and 9th.
States united with her under the compact en-
!itled The Constitution OF the United States
of America"
We. the people of tue State of Louisiana
in Convention assembled. do declare and
Ordain, and it is hereby declared aud oIdain-
ed that the prdinance passed by us on Tue
" 1 OF November. 1911. wheI eby the
Constitution OF the United States of
America, and the am -ndmenis to
the SAID Constitution was adopted. aud all
the laws and urdinaucts by which Louisiana
b. came a member of the T, drral Union, be
aud The same are h rely pealed aud abro-
sut' d. and the ni',n now sub islIng between
Louisiana and the other States, und.r the
name IF United States of Anrrica, is herelbv
Iis ouH
ordain that the State OF Louisiana here
ny resumes TN. rights aud powers heretofore
d legatrd tn the Government of the United
) ates OF Amer Ca. aud htr citizens alb
s',lv, from alleg. aDc TO said Government
and that she is ia full possession of all
The rights and sovereignty appertauing
Ia a fire. and Independent STATE; aud We fur
iher drcl re and ordain that all rights
acquired or YES cd under The Con -iituIiOn of
The Uhiied States, or any acts OF Congress,
ur tIeaIy, or under the law of this State.
not Incompatible with this ordinance, shall
remain in force and have the same effect as
If this ordinance had not passed.
A resolution was reported In connection
with the ord nance, hat we. the Pc pile of the
State OF louisiana recoguize he light of The
free navigation of ibe Mi-sSs pp1 river and It's
tributaries by all fri. ndIy States bordering
hereon, aud also rtcogniza the right oil
rgres> and ihgress TO The uuruihs of the Mis-
>issippi river 10. all rirndly Stat 8 anu pow
RS. and hereby declare our wiliingn, SIS To
rnIer into stipuldtions TO gaarautee the ex-
crci-r OF those rights.
BATON. RuUGE, jim. 25.-The prospect
'his morning rc.drdly tav"rs The adj 'urn-
in-nt OF the Convention TO New Orleans.
BATON r UGE. Jan. 25.-The day was
partially Consumed by speeches iron the
South Caruliua aud Alabama Commissioners.
Efforts were made for Cooperation. but
failed.
Alter much discussion on the resolution
submitting the action of the mention OIL
he secession bill. to the people, the Coaveu
tion adjourned ill II O'clock Tomorrow.
From Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Jan. 25.-TDe Brooklyn sailed
South yesterday with sealed orders. She took
two companies from Fort Monroe.
From VI emphis.
MEMPHIS. Jan. Is -rhc Arkansas State
Teiegrap. Company's line is completed to
Little Rock, and Is now open for business. l.
Arrived.
New YORK. Jan. 25 The steamer Ariel
has arrived with 81, ESQ 900 specie.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25--The wrather In .
been very wet to-day. Cotton sales 5000
halcs; Middling lOa III. Sales of the week
62 500 bales. G flee urn; l0IaI25; stock
40 900 bags against 40 500 bags at Tue sam.
time last year. Freight to Liverpool IL
a ked and Ia1 Lie paid.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25 Flour duh. Corn
Sc O.ts 70 81 WHISKY sales 100 bhls.
l32 Mess pork Is 75al7 90. L ID. sales
20 IT, rcrs 9 a9S Cofr, SAILS 100 bag
liz ,I29 Snga,, sales 160 hhds. 4}a6b Mo-
la -se>, sal 800 bbls. % 80
INV YORK Jan. % Cotton firm. sales to-
day $500 Midhling Upland 12f. Flour
dull, sales Is 500 bbl-. Mess PORK dull 10
cents. Lard dull l05.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 25.--The river is falling
with 10 e"t scdnt water in the canal.