Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished By the Associated Press.1
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PERSIA

Arrival OF TIE. STEAMER PERSIA.
| INV YORK. June 20 The steamer Persia has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18Th.
Parliamentary proceedings are chi, fly of local
| interest. Pslmerston in the House Of Commons,
4 announced the French officer discharged who Or
| dered the firing upon British merchantmen from
| a French War Steamer
| The Bill admitting Jews into Parliament was
read a second time. The Roman Catholic mem
bers. headed by the Duke of Norfolk, opposed it,
! and waited on Palmerston, asking the relief of
Catholics from the ohjectiona passages in the oaths
now taken by members Of Parliament but the in
terview was unsatisfactory. The Catholics resolved
| TO support the amendment to the bill and memo
riaize Parliament frame an oath for ell classes,
without distinction OF creeds.
| meeting Of merchants was held at Liverpool
Friday, for the purpose of assisting the movement
for obtaining increased supply of cotton. Reso.
Iutions passed stating that the British Colo.
bies have ample resources for the cultivation of
the Cotton plant, end that it is the duty of Eng
land to aid its development. committee was
appointed 10 cooperate with the Manchester Cot
ton Supply Association.
Douglas Jerrod, the novelist, is dead.
The Asia, Arago and City of Manchester had
arrived at Live roool. American advices caused l
advance in Cotton.
Liverpool-Sales of Cotton for the week rs 600
bales; to spectators $4,000, to exporters 5000
bales. Quotations Orleans Sc; Nddling 7 1916;
Upland fair ST, Nddling 1916. Stock in port
$4,000 bel s. Friday-Cotton firm; sales z 900
bales, including 900 to exporters and 1000 to
spectators consols for account 935 ,93t Monev
sli-hrlv easier. Manchester sdvices favorable; all
description of goods slightly advanced. Bread
stuffs steady. Richardson, Spence Co, quote
Wheat-Red 81 shillngs to 90 g.; White 81 6 J:
w, stern Canal Flour 30s to 9ls 6 !; Philadelphia,
Baltimore 3lss32s; Ohio 32433s Corn S8s Cd to
S8s 9I White 4Os 81 to Ais Weather favorable
fer crops. Provisions-Bacon and ashes quiet.
Beef firm. Pork dull Naval Stores steady.
There is a speculative inquiry for Rosiu, but infe
rior qualities declining. Large export inquiry for
Tea, for America all qualities slightly advanced.
London--Iron, Welsh rails and bars re to It;
Coffee firm; Rye heavy; American securities, slow
sale. Prices generally unchanged
The Birkei head halt of the telegraph Gable
has been completed and pronounced perfect after
requisite tests. The Niagara is expected in Mersy
10 a lew days to commence king it aboard
Evans, Heuse l. Co., of London, bave failed,
their Fatalities is 200 600 pounds.
The Red and White Republicans coalesced
in France in opposition to the Government. =.
Florence-The tneater scenes took fire and Gre
ated panic Forty-three OF the auditors were
killed. and 1874 wounded.
Iceland Rains have been general, and there is
promise OF al abundant crop.
FRANCE The election excitement wss incress-
lug. The Spanish and Mexican difficulty still
unsettled.
Thrre has been an increase Of upwards of fifty
millions specie in the Bank of France; reduced
rats OF inter, st anticipated.
The crops ia France are very promising. Silk
districts are better.
The overland N all from China aud India had ar
rived
The news from China, India and Australia is un-
important.
The steamer Persia made her last trip in days
/ 6 hours and 45 minutes.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Three companies of .. s |
troops left here yesterday to jon the forces for
Utah.
The steamer Khersonese has arrived. Her dates
werr anticipated
The trig Henry Hicks was ashore last night, off |
Nuskigan, but got off after throSiug overheard
part OF her cargo. She is reported ashore again at
North Rip.
FoRuGN.- Reliable advices from Konigsberg |
state that the new Russian Tariff was approved by |
the Emperor.
Go leicester Kctenniup, bankers have failed. |
Their liabilities are 100000.
The London Tgnics city article of the l4h saws |
there is an proVemenr in funds since Yesterday, |
and consi rable pressure for money, at 81 per |
cent. J inch funds show an improvement.
TIL ha1 been much excitement in the corn |
mo 4 during the past week There has been
decided advance in most descriptions.
LIVERPOOL Saturday afternoon.-Corton quiet,
firm Sales 8, 900 bsl,s. BreadstuffS and provisions
quiet
CLEVELAND, June 2s-The Propeller, Ontepa
yon and the Sc ooner North Star colIided at Point
Aux Bargus The vessels ard c4rgoes of corn are
total loss
The Lenvenw worth Kansas Journal saws 10 regu
AR democratic candidates IN that county are elect
ed.
Hops who was charged with murder has been
acq ltted
a hail storm visited Buchanan county Missouri,
On Saturday last, destroying crops and killing cat
tie in the f-ds. Several persons were sever IL in
ured by the falling hail stones, some Of which were
As large as goose eggs.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 22-CtarIes Conlan
one OF the clerks in the Post-otce in this city has
been arrested for puroining money and letters. He
has acknowledged his guilt.
WAsHISGrox, June 22.-Lieut Crave has been
order to m K arrangements TO survey the 18th
mus of D ,rirn for ship canal He will leave here
IN October. The Navy department asks the War
department for officer to cooperate with the ex-
pc Iition.
The V zina repl,ces the Arctic in taking deep
sea soundings on the cost of New Fou INLAND for
The submarine telegraph. The Ssrtnac il ordered
10 The Pacific. She precedes the herrimac as
Gag ship, and replaces the John Adams.
LOUISVILLE June 22-Incomplete returns indi
cate the election of Mr.. Wheat (Amercau) oy
small majority, to FIJI the vacancy caused by the
iecease of toe Chief Justice OF Kentucky.