Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished By ths AssoeiAsed Prsss.l



FURTHER EEws PER STEAMER CANADA.
HALIFAX. Sept. 2s-Much anxiety is felt res.
tive to India news expected, bat not received
when the Canada sailed.
g. W. Field wrote to the London Times cOntro-
verting the statement of that paper, resps citing
the Atlantic cable being unavailable for the Indian
telegraph. Field says that recent tests show that
the cable is as perfect as when first put aboard the
ships.
The estimated amount Of American securities in
England is so to 100 million pounds sterling.
The News" depreestes the apathy exhibited By
capitalists regarding the management of RaiiEoad
affairs in England, and says that in America there
is powerful combination for the avowed purpose
of bringing ali the principal railroad undertakings
ruin. The article concludes By suggesting the for
nation of London Committee On American stocks
to protect the interest of foreign holders.
London attorney by the name of Dean has alb
seconded, owing a hundred aud fifty thousand
pounds sterling, including iorgeries on a gigantic
scale.
DR.. Livingston attended meeting of the Mar
chester Cotton supply Association, and explained
the commercial resources of Africa. he said it
was we'll adapted for the production Of sugar and
corn and he intended to devote his future life in
the special effort to deVelope those products in Al
rica A resolution was adopted, asking the Gov
eminent to furnish Livingston with steamer to
ascend the Bambest river.
A letter has been received from Lady Franklin s
Arctic expedition, dated at Baules river, Greenland
reporting satisfactory progress.
The Submarine Telegraph, connecting Europe
and Africa, was successfully laid on the 9th.
The East India Company have chartered the adj
dtional steamer to carry troops to India.
The religious riots at Belfast have been revived.
The Catholics have organized armed clubs for pro-
lection against the Orangemeu. The Government
has appointed Commissioner to enquire into at
fairs.
Capt. Roberts, convicted of the murder of sail
bosb hat al
respited.
The Emperor Napoleon meets Alexander at
Stuttgart on the 18th.
It is rumored that the Kings of Prussia and Ba-
Vara will also be present.
The French harvest is more abundant than was
anticipated.
The difficulties of the Credit Mobiles have been
settled.
British agents are recruiting at Lisle for India.
The Bank OF France returns show immense
increase of bullion.
IrALY.-The investigation of the late insurrec-
ton has been terminated. % prisoners charg-
ed with numbering and manning soldiers. The res
idue will be tried for high treason.
SPAIN.-ReinlorcemeDts still going TO Cuba.
A difficulty has occurred between France and
Austria 10 regard to reforms in the Papal States.
An open rupture is predicted.
The Emperor of Russia arrived at Warsaw on
the eth.
The Persisns have evacuated Herat
The total English force 10 India and thitherward
$1,000.
England is about opening recruiting Offices in
several German princpahties.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased during
the week nine thousand pounds.
American stocks not much effected by &C
counts of the New York panic.
Satherwite's circular says the New York panic
caused much anxiety, and the severe fall brought
forward many buyers.
Illinois shares at low rates. are in good demand.
observation-disclosures quiet; beef firm, Fl.
qualities advanced; Bacon firm; Pork dull;
Lard buoyant, quotes at 70a7Ss; fine Sugar six
pence lower Coffee steady; Rice buoyant
WASHINGTON, Sept. % -Advices received by
the Interior Department cay that the Mormons have
taken possession of Deer Creek, 100 miles West of
Fort Laramie, and drove band of Sioux Indians
from there, where the Indian Agent had settled
them in April. The Mormons are making great
preparations 70 settle the valley. Tie Agent says
he is poweress to control them.
Thr General Land Office has taken measures to
suspend the patents the warrants stolen at
FaiTbault, Minnesota.
The U. S. Treasurer will purchase certificates of
loans OF 1917 ana 8, and Texas indemnity
per cent stock, if presented before November LIST,
at the rates heretofore fixed, with interest from the
lst of July.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2S.-The proclamation of Gov.
Walker, relative 70 the October election in Kansas
is received. It says the apportionment excluding
fifteen counties is unjust but was completed before
be came 70 the territory. That nOHe can vote ex-
cept those qualified by the territorial law of Feb.
goth. Also that tax is required from voters
Government troops will be stationed at voting
places where violence is apprehended.
New YORK, Sept 2S.-The steamship Ariel from
Havre has arrived
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Gen Henderson, Ex.
Senator from Mississippi, died on the 10th
The work on the Tebuantepec Railroad has been
suspended on account of bad weather.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Fond du lac Railroad
has been assigned. Persse McAooks, paper
manufacturers, have failed.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 24-Cottop, sales 1900
cepts 5000 bales; Flour so cents higher; Exchange
unsettled.
CINCINNATI, Sept 24-Flour 81 25 wheat dull;
Whisky l64aI7i. There is a better feeling in
money matters.
Flour firm; white wheat 81 4O41 53, red 81 32a
l 81; Corn frmsr; Lard l45; Bacon quiet; Linz
seed Oil n; Hemp, at Auction 81 GOAL 25; Coffee
heavy 100.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The amount Of public
lands sold during the fiscal year, ending June so,
is four million hundred and forty three thOus-
aud acres; the receipts therefor being three mil
lion five hundred thousand dollars.
Orders have been issued by the Navy depart
ment for the soop of wal Vericennes to join the
American squadron.
Toe following Spanish Consuls have been reeog-
nized: Joseph Munase at Savannah; Juan Pieoy
Yallanneva at Mobile; Enrique FAllOn at Boston.
Gen. HenuinsssR has gone South.
BosToN, Sept. "a The schooner Ell Dorado,
from Galveston has arrived. She reports that at
o'clock on the evening OF the l2th she passed With
in hundred feet of the wreck Of the Central
America, and laid by till nine the next morning,
and then ran down 10 the spot, bat nothing of
the steamer. She cEuised about the place Two
hours longer aud saw three other vessels lying by,
one Of which was tae S4xony.