Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24
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+ XENIA, o. Oct ga very large Republican
| Mass Meeting was held here to-day, 20 900 people
we're present The procession numbered $500.
Gen. Lane, of Kansas, Hon. Sam Galloway aud
DR.. Hubbard were among the speakers
/ NEw YORK, Oct 2o-The State Fillmore Electo-
| raj College met here to-day and adopted resolu-
tious endorsing the circular recently issued by San
dsrson, Clyde Day, and others at Philadelphia,
repudiating fusion with any other party, and urg-
ing the Americans to labor increasingly for their
candidate.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 22-AH the counties have been
heard from but four-Scotts majority 4,772. II is
reported that the Union majority in the remaining
counties is l, 7s3, making the Democratic majority
about 5000.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Sw1TzERLAND-Six hundred delegates of people
assembled at Yerges-constituted central commit
tee declaring that the sovereignty Of the people is
endangered from monarchia intrigues
Latest accounts from Naples states that the King
Is less disposed than ever to make concession. The
eX petition to Naples was still delayed.
Parliament is prorogued from the 18th to the
18th of November-matters on the continent were
unsettled. The Isle Of Serpents question had not
been satisfactorily adjusted. The French Squad
ron has been ordered TO cooperate with the Eng
lish feet. The Austrian Squadron consisting of 3
Steamers and six gun boats has been ordered 10
COnstantinople The Danish ministry had not yet
been formed-all endeavors there had failed. The
Chamber is prorogued to the LIST of December
Montenegro (Russa) will not renounce the princi-
Piles of the Holy alliance, but will endeavor to pro-
cure the cooperation Of Austria in her Neapoitan
policy.
MONTPELIER, Vermont, Oct. 22-Solomon Foote
was to-day reelected Senator for six years from the
4th OF March next.
ADDITIONAL PER ARABIA-Cotton advanced Lie
some circulars say on MIddling and lower quail
ties, sales Of the week g. 900 bales, of which
$4,000 we're to spectators and 1880 to export
ers, stock at Liverpool $50 900 bales of which 437.
500 are American; Orleans fair, IT; Middng Sc l6;
Mobile fair, 81; Middling 7>16; Upands fair; 81;
Midding 7l6
Observation-Disclosures quiet but firm.
Bullion in the Bank OF France decreased last
month 2 500, 900 sterling.
1t is the general opinion that the Nespolitan af-
fairs have been amicably settled. The Austrian
troops occupy Calais and other points on the Dan.
ube; it is expected they will be compelled to evac-
uate Immediately. Numerous arrests have been
made at Paris-The action of the Bank is general
ly approved Of The Bank of France refuses to
discount for over sixty days. American stocks
quiet.
New ORLEANS Oct. 22-Cotton sales 5000 bales.
Market depressed, pricesessier but quotations un.
changed
Flour 1924; Po,k closed very dull at 2l25.
Freights dull
NEw YORK, Oct. 23.-Four state 655a67o.
Southern 725s76O Wheat White l7Oal7S. Red
l66al6O. Beef l2i; Whiskey 3Ot.
The ARABIA has arrived. Lover and Middng
qualities Cotton advanced Lie
Consols ta9ls. Wheat steady. Corn quiet;
Pork very dull; Bacon steady.
PITTTBURG, oon.-Rver-l6 inches water
in the Channel
PIrTsBURG, Oct 22-River II inches water in
the channel, rising
NEw York, Oct. 22-evening Cotton has de.
clning tendency. Sales 600 bales Orleans Mid
ding l2R; Uplands Fair I2i; Uplands Fair l3s