Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
IRenorts Rnrnished BY the Associsted Press 1
Arrival OF the Adriatlc.

NEW YoRK, December 2I.-The steamrr Adri-
attic has srrived.
CorroK-The sales of cotton for three days
amount to 5000 bales, of which spectators took
. COO bales. Quotations remain unchanged, but
prices are easier
Breadstuffs Of all qualities have slightly declined
Provisions are very dull. Money is unchanged.
| COnsols, for money, 9l4; for account 1921.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on the 9th, and
the City of Washington on the 6th.
NEW ORLEANS, Dc. I9.-CoTToS-Sales of FIVE
thousand bales; prices are unchanged. Flour is
lower; sUperine 81 so 81 624. Mess Pork Sl4
rs; Prime 50 25. Other articles unchanged.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-Cotton-sal5s 5000
bales-prces feeble, but not quotably lower
waiting steamers news. Sugar Cropping. Molas-
ses 1871. Flour 90. Other articles unchanged,
The Cahawba, with Havana dates of the 18th,
has arrived.
Sugars firm. Freights dull. The Cahawba
| brings $4,000 specie.
The steamer Virginia, new boat intended to
ply between New Orleans and Mobile, fred at
while on an excursion trip yesterday, by the reve-
cutter in Mobile bay, under suspicion of bein 2
fllibuster. Two blank cartridges being disregard
! ed, a round shot thrown across her bow.
when the steamer stopped and was examined Her
passengers consisted principally OF newspaper peo-
pie.
Much feeling is exhibited here privately in re-
gard to the course of the Administration towards
Walker. meeting will be held this week ex-
pressive of the sense of New Orleans In the
meantime emigrants focking here.
FOREIGN, PER STEAMER ADRIATIc.
New York, Dee. 2l.-RichardsOn and Spence
report sales Of cotton 600 bales at a decline of
from I to 9-l6ths. Breadstuffs dull. Consos
| 9l5a925. Flour has declined Sd to Is. Wheat
has d. cined on to three pence, chiefly on inf rOr
qualities. Corn has declined three to six pence.
Provisions, b5ef, pork. and bacon are dull Rosin
40.
LoNDoN.-Sugur firm; inferior declined Rice is
quiet. Money unchanged and active. Funds are
firm ami advancing.
FAILURES -Kewells 4 Nick, London; Albert
P Iier & Co., Kei & Colin, Licbtenstein & Co.,
LONDON; j. G. Adams, Glasgow; Hadand Co.,
London; and others Of less Importance.
The City of Glasgow Bank shows large surplus
and will resume.
The Hamburg depression continues. 1t has been
resolved 10 establish State Discount Bank, with a
capital OF $4,000 600 marc bancOs Immediately.
Parliament has granted Havelock a pension OF
1000 pounds per annum.
The Bank of England indemnity bill has been
ordered on third reaaing in the House of Commons
Parliament will probably adjourn in few days.
The Leviathan is making slow progress water
ward.
The Bank of France rates, have been reduced
another one per ceut. The Corps Legislatff ad-
journed to the 18Th, OF January.
Malta and Corfu have been successfully con-
nected by submarine Telegraph.
The Mexican and Spanish difficulties are more
| pacific.
WAsHINGroN Dec. 2I.-GeneraI Newland, forme,
| ly of North Carolina, was found floating in the
| Chesapeak md Ohio Canal near this city. 1t il
supposed that he was accidentally drowned.
| CHICAGO Dec. ia large and enthusiastic
me- ting Of the Democracy passed resolution en-
dorsing the course of Senator Douglas
CINCINNATI, DEC. 2Ist.-Money stringent Flour
3 55a3 so. Whisky &c. Hogs 4 So. Mess Porb
Is co. Corn %. Wheat dull, and unchanged
Oats soc.
New YoRK, Dec 21st-FIour 4 As A 65. Chi
c4go spring wheat &c. Rye 7Oa7l Corn 6St7O
Oats 48 doe Whisky "a. Mess Pork Is scala
90. Llri, bbls, 81 98c. Money MARKET, dypres
sed. Sterling exchange irregular.