Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10

portions. Cameron refused, and said mum
| Der of copies of his report had been sent t.
the publishers. and he would not alter no,
countermand. Lincoln assumed the respon.
sibiiity, and struck out the Objectionable
passages. ..,.-sss. -s.. .sasa
Ths Cabinet is in convention and Congress
is agitated at the course of Lincoln
Greedy is not about; bis specials of the
Lincoln and Cameron affair being refused
tran smission by the Government censors,
while other dispatches were allowed.
Advance i'm Prints.
Providence, Dec. 4-There has been full
~ a cent advance on printed cloths during
the past week. - :
Price of Cotton In New York.
New York, Dec. 3.-Aiddling upland cot
ton % to 2s1; Cults % to 2sHaza
!. What Mr. Seward says.-No more
J - FightIng.nT.
The, Tribune, of, the 4th, says the CORES
pondent of the Standard, writing from Wash.
ington, gives the following as Stewards re-
cent declaration, which Che correspondent
heard Seward utter-".The effective part Of
the war, on eur side, is over. There may be
more fighting, but the less of il there is, the
surer we are of speedy peace. Every bat
tie saved, which can be honorabIy avoided,
is a gain to the cause Of the Union. The
real danger over foreign affairs will all be
well.n hs3s Tss s5isiEl-rco -
sa BRAsHARR, Nov. 9.-Via New orleans.-
Mrs Fannie Sweet, Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Ste
phens' father arrived here to-day.
Chief McClelland arrested Mrs Sweet, who
will go down by train this evening.
RIcHMoSp, ,Noy. s-The1 steamer City of
BALTIMORE with Liverpool dates of the 10th
and Queenstown the 2Ist, arrived at Cape
Race. asi5 M9ii @'AssiSb .i7s-
- Cotton Monday and Tuesday Is, 900
bales; market dull, Manchester more favor
able. -sf11srl s. - HTove 81 esPz9G
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2lAVia Queenstown
Cotton-sales days IA 1000 bales. firm and
unchanged. .Consols 94s for money.
1t is reported that a large steamer left
London with a full cargo Of munitions of
war for the South 'sssa2 1Aiiln
Capt. .Pegram, of the steamer Nashville,
81 y O.
took off the captain and crew of the Harvey
Birch and set FIRE to the ship H0ai
IS Russell. in his last letter to the London
Times, asserts that Lincoln and his Cabinet
are not indisposed to peaceful arbitration,
and is probably considering proposition ac--
eepting or asking for the Intervention of Eu-
ropean powers. 80 e,f.
1t is reported that several steamers have
been insured in London for the run from
England to New Orleans and back at twenty
guineas iF tset tA7ti
Indications again, point to an early en-
gagement on the Potomac, perhaps simulta-
neously at Leesburg, Transport and Centre
vile. Evidences appear that a battle is an
ticipated on the peninsula. War rumors
are fever high; perhaps there will be fight
aud perhaps not. Suffers are moving their
stores to the rear of the army, which is con-
sidered an unfaling sign of trouble.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 9 "A dispatch from Rolla,
the LIST, to the St.Louis Republican, says
Gen. Price, with IL, 900 men, marched on the
18th to Kansas, the field Of future opera
tons. The country between Lexington and
Independence is deserted. The men are
joining Price. His proclamation is unfavor-
ably commented on by his sympathizers in
st. Louis, particularly that part which Gays
two hundred million dollars tn of North
ern means in Missouri can be removed. This
being regarded as favorable to plumber. The
proclamation induces large numbers to join
| the Confederates.i fb a-zs -asls
The Herald's special says a proposition is
presented in Congress authorizing Federal
Generals to confscate all property of the
rebels who refuse to take the oath. as5
Nothing new from Columbus. ,s.lr.
+ AUGUSTA, Dec. 9.--The Charleston Courier
of this morning says the British War Steam
er Racer arrived Friday afternoon and left
for Port Royal r;IiF 30 .rsolisH III
| = Among the blockaders yesterday was the
Swedish bark iMononna, bound for Charles
tor, ignorant of the blockade. Il So
Thirteen cotton, houses have been burnt by
their owners on Port Royal Island and one
on Paris and one on st. Helena sineethe in
vasion.
Letters from Vaudeville the 7th,, say!that
active preparations for defence are progress
ing. A detachment of the Beaufort artillery
visited Beaufort and burned $50 bales of Sea
Island. olsfclot = ~ 49, 81 s.---1
A detachment Of Col. Martins mounted
J regiment were ambuscaded while going into