Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
From New York .


From New York.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 2l.-The Bank of the
Interior has suspended.
New YORK. May 22.-Seven boxes of sun
dries, belonging to Gen. Lee, have been
seized.
Prize Commissioners will be appointed to
dispose of all captures.
New YORK, May 21.-The Tribune saws the
reported movement of troops to control
Thursdays election in Virginia, is unfounded.
Mr.. Wailbridge, who is familiar with the
topography of Kentucky and Tennessee, has
been called to Washington, Indicating South
western movements.
Mexico has been answered by the Govern
ment that the Monroe doctrine will be en-
forced, and should any European Power
interfere with her, she will be supported.
Spain has been warned that she proceeds
in the Dominica affair at her peril.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Surgeon Findley is
appointed Surgeon General vice Dawson.
Gen. ScOtt's health is good.
The London Times urges absolute neutral
ity, and says the moral feeling of England
forbids the contrary.
The seizure of old telegraph dispatches is
confirmed.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Navy has
adopted a new system of signals and pass
ports which are not to be furnished to citi-
zens of seeded States without proof of 10y
atty.
WASHINGTON, May 22-Strenuous efforts
are making to keep the New York Seventh
Regiment three months longer. Monroe
Harris refuses to pledge unconditional sup
port of Lincoln. thereby losing the Congress
sional nomination in the Sd district.
Thirtv-twO strong reoimentS includin0 ton
of regulars. are here. Gen. Scott wants
60, 900 men along tho banks of the Ohio and
Mississippi. The Government don't seem TO
care much about Harper's Ferry. The regu-
lars on the border are ordered here, including
the Utah and New Mexico outposts, which
will be guarded by volunteers.
From Pennsylvania.
CHAMBERsBURG, May 21.-I. is believed that
the movements at Williamsport are feint
After the commencement OF hostilities at Har-
per's Ferry, the Southerners will probably
advance along the country road via Pleasant
Valley and Wayaesboro, avoiding any irrita-
ting movements on Maryland soil. This
route is indicated as the shortest one to
Pennsylvania.
From Il oston.
BosToN, May 21.-An amendment TO the
Constitution allowing foreigners to vote after
one years residence, has passed both houses
of the Legislature.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May 22.-The steamer Ari-
IONA from Brazos, with S455, 900 specie, has
arrived.
The surrender of the Federal forces in
Texas, under REEVE, to Vandorn, is confirmed.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-The army bill is de-
feated by vote of 48 against AZ. The con-
stltution requiring ID.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-The Submissionists'
oath is to support the Constitution of the
United States and that OF Kentucky, as long
as she is loyal. But few are taking the oath
and very secretly.
From Maryland.
BALTIMORE, May 22-Occasional shots are
heard.
The Monticello is said to have received two
shots in her hull from SewalPs Point bate
ries.
From Virginia.
WHEELING. May 22.-Southern troops are
positively at Grafton.
LOO Government troops are camped at
the Fair Ground.
From Illinois.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Currency difficulties
prevail. Farmers refuse to Sell except for
specie.
From Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, May 22.-Congress adjourned
late last hight to- meet at Richmond on the
10th of July.
The Tariff bill was passed with unimport-
ant amendments.
An Act was passed allowing District Attor-
MES in the field to appoint substitutes in their
| absence, from the Circuits.
The Patent Office bill is signed; and Mr..
Rhohes appeiated Commissioner
No new military appointments " ere made
A Committee, consisting of Messrs Rsyes,
Hunter and Memminger, for the transfer OF
| the Departments to Richmond.
Mark cts by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, May 22--Coiton sales to-
day 500 bales; middliug IL tall4. Sugar and
Molasses--nothing doing. Flour co.
| Corn 60a76. Mess Pork 81 90. Whisky "a.
ARRTvED.-Aballino, from Boston.