Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Worlds cor
respondence from the South last night, says
a messenger passed through Raleigh, with
Government dispatches for Anderson.
Scott is reported TO have said that the gar
rison win be out of Fort Sumter on Monday.
The Commissionership OF Patents has been
rendered to Holloway, formerly Congressman
Dale took the Commissionership Of Indian
affairs today.
DIX. Carter. of Ohio, is appointed Cover
nor of Nebraska. - -----i- -.
FORSYTH and Crawford having received as
suranc q of the pacific intentions of the Ad-
ministration. will not make any official de-
mands pending the Fort Sumter movements.
WASHINGTON. March 14.-Senate-Mason
offered resolution asking the Secretary of
War respecting the mastering troops of tbe
District of Columbia into service since Jan.
18th, &C. Lies over.
Douglas called up bis resolution relative
to the Southern forts.
Clark's resolution that the seats occupied
by Brown, Davis, Clay. Mallory, Toombs aud
BENJAMIN, having become vacat, their names
be omitted from the roll, passed.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has decided in favorof Mrs. Gaines convey
ing to her all the property OF Daniel Clark.
In The case of Kentucky VS.. Ohio, the
Court held that Congress cannot impose a
duty upon State officer, but the Governor
should surrender fugitive on proper proof
SENArE.-Clay was confirmed Minister to
Spain.
New ORLEANS, March 14-The Galveston
Civilian of the 1Ith says the surrender of
Fort Brown was quietly agreed upon between
the Texas Commissioners and Capt. Hill on
the 9th. The News says Fort Brown will be
given up as soon as transportation could be
found for The Federal troops. The latter will
take with them two light batteries of artil-
lery.
The Daniel Webster is off Brazos waiting
to take part of the Federal troops. Other
vessels will probably be dispatched to take
the remainder. The Texas trooos at Brazos,
are represented to be fortifyiBg the Island, as
TO make IL impregnable.
An ordinance to submit the permanent
Constitution of the Confederate States to the
people for ratification or rejection, Is under
consideration in the Convention.
From Baton Rouge.
Baron ROUGE, March IA resolution,
authorizing the transfer of the State military
TO the Provisional Government, also to allow
volunteers to enlist under the PROVISIONAL
Government, passed the House.
A Joint resolution was introduced IN the
House that the Convention should submit the
Constitution of the Confederate States 10 the
people, or Convention elected by the peo-
pie for that purpose. Laid over.
From Virginia.
RICHMOND, VA, March i4.-Tyler's speech
was ccnciliatory, but he unequivOcally favors
Southern rights. demanding that Virginia
should put forth her ultimatum.
From New York.
New York. March IA 1t is again asserted
that Clay and Corwin will accept their APP
poiutments.
1t is reported that Giddings is nominated
Consul General at Montreal.
1t is reported from Montgomery that Pres
ident Davis will march $4,000 troops on
Washington if the Administration attempts
to collect revenues outside the Seeded
States.
The French are about occupying portion
of the province Frosinore.
Cardinal Borelli i, dead.
The steamer Etna brings 81. 065 900 specie.
Foreign.
New YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Etna
has arrived at New York, with Liverpool
dates of the 9th.
The steamers Anglo Saxon and Vigo had
arrived out.
Cotton-Sales of two days 5000 bales. of
which SPECTATORS and exporters took 1000
bales-closiug quiet, with quotations barely
maintained. Breadstuffs dull but steady.
Provisions dull. Consols 9l9a9ls.
The Bank has made no alteration in the
rate of discount.
The Eena brings $500, 900 specie
The Arabia will bring from 100000 to
$500, 900.
Nothing has been heard of the steamer
Australasian.
News unimportant.
Russel and Palmerslon deprecate the poll
CIV of America in preventing search, and per-
hitting the prostitution of its flag
Cain thought the introduction of free la
Dor in Cuba the most effectual means to sup
press the slave trade.
Buckston feared the Southern Confederacy
would revive the slave trade, and hoped the
Government wonld not recognize 1t without
express stipulation against it.
Russell said nothing was determined re-
spectiup the prolonged occupation of Syria.
Can't. Pike, of the ship General Parkhill.
from Liverpool for Charleston, was killed by
his crew. The mate was also injured. The
shin returned aud the crew have been ar
led.
Blackburn weayers have partially resumed
work.
Thouvenal officially assured the American
Minister that no delegate from the seeding
states had been received by him or the En-
peror.
The Bourse was dropping; rentes 6Si sc.
The Italian Senate. by vote OF 129 against
2. adopted law comforting the title OF King
of Italv on Victor Emmanuel and his success
sors.
A Piedmontese brigade soon enters Rome.
The Romans are secretly preparing to re-
ceive Emmanuel.
Tue Emperor of Austria has sigued the new
Constitution.
The new Diet has the right of Legislation.
The Hungarian Constitution remains
intact.
A serious instruction occurred In Sonto-
ria, Turkey.
The Chinese rebels took Woosunk and COM
menced general massacre, when the French
interfered.
CALCUTTA-Imports are dull.
Observation-Disclosures d Co. reports cotton
advanced I, and in some cases $40 since FIJI
day. :,
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote flour dull.
Declined pence. White corn SO 1898. Beef
and pork dull. Lard dull, 55a56s. Sugar
quiet. Coffee steady.
increasing. Numerous failures are immi-
nent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. occurred on tue
goth.
The Papal Government declares that Ma
poleon is responsible for the recent events.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE river is station
airy with 9 feet inch water in the canal.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, March l4-Cotton dull;
sales to day $500 bales; middling ll3a12
Sugar steady. Flour quiet; 3oa5 S'3.
Mixed corn 36a3s Freights dropping. Ster-
ling Exchange 1o4kal054. New York Sight
Exchange par al discount.
CINCINNATI, March 14--Wheat declined
cents. Flour steady. Whisky l3a. Mess
Pork dull, l6 75aI7. Lard dull, 9a9f. Su-
gar firm. sales las hhds 51a7l. Coffee 1874
IA. Molasses 3la32.