Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press. I

collars specie iB the banks. increase, Iour un-
dred and tblrsy-seven thousand dollars since the
| suspension.
| New YoHx. Oct 24-BusiDess dull; weather
stormy; for money lover, and irregular, rang
| ing from three TO one end bali per cent.
Business at the clearing house nine miIlions Bal
ances six hundred thousand
Beebee & Bro, Tea Dealers, have suspended
Sterling exchange more active than in the morn
| ing. but there is general decline in price.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-The State Bank of Missouri,
| the Merchants Bank, and the Southern Bank sus-
pended this morning. The Mechanics Bank is
still firm.
New YoRK, Oct 25.-The steamer Baltic has
arrived with Liverpool dates of the fourteenth.
The American ship Lexington, was totally lost
near Venetia.
Calcutta dates are to the 10th and Bombay to the
18th of September.
The seige train was expected to reach Delhi on
the Sd OF September, when an assault would be
commenced.
Sugar dull; ROsin steady A. Sd As I'd; Spirits
Turpentine steady 3ss 6d-a SOS; Rice quiet
LONDON, Oct 1s.-FIour declining; Wheat 2s
lower; Sugar declined 2d to Sd.
LIvERPooL.-Cotton sales, three days, l9, 600
bsles spectators took 900, aud exporters 1000
baes-opening buOyant, closing dull. Quotations
unchanged.
LOEDON.-Money decidedly more stringent The
Bank of England advanced rates 20 seven. Con-
sois closed AZ SIT 90.
LIVERPOOL, P. Motion quiet, steady; Flour
steady; Provisions quiet; Breadstufs slightly de-
clined; mixed Corn S6s Cd 8Ts; yellow s7s Sd;
white Ais AS
FURTHER FROM INDIA,
Gen. Havelock was at Oawnpore, and would be
reinforced in a few days By Gen. DURAN, who has
large force at Alshabad. The CaWnpore garri-
son gallantly holds out. They will be relieved by
the middle of September.
oxd Ir;p bod lsff HaIc fo-
China mail failed to connect with the overland
mail at Ceylon.
THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
Tbirty-four horses ran for the Czarwitch cup.
The first trial was a dead heat between Proress,
Elpalkm, and Queen Bets. The deciding heat was
won by Prioress, the American horse, by length
and half. Great cheering. The stakes exceed
two thousand pounds. The American horse, Lee
cOmpEe is dead
In the race with Saunterer, Babylon paid the for.
felt.
MoSEY PRESSURE.
The money pressure in London is excessive. The
Bank of England proposes to advance rates further
The Bank of Duoln rates are and the Bank OF
France 81.
The pressure in Vienna is great.
Ross, Mitchell Co., Canadian firm in London,
have failed. Liabilities quarter of a million pounds;
assets large.
J. MOnteitb & Co., aud other large firms have
suspended.
FRANCE.-The military camp at Chalons has been
raised.
A meettiug between the Emperors of France and
Austria is talked of.
SPAIN.-The ministerial crisis continues
Bravo Murillo refused 20 form OF the minor
rty cabinet.
Farther disturbances are anticipated in Italy.
The king Of Prussia is better, but his condition
is critical
INDIA.-Gen- Nicholson defeated the rebels at
Aagafghar with loss OF their guns.
HaVelock defeated the rebels near Bithore, on
the sixteenth of August. The garrison at Lucknow
ma lie sOrtie, capturing the guns OF the mutineers
aud supply OF provisions
Maj. Egra again defeated at Singapore, by
utInerrs. The rebels are threatening; ALE.
habad and Benares Large bodies of troops are
marching from Calcutta 10 Allehabad. Troops are
arriving at Calcutta from England. A dispatch to
the LOndOn Post, says the English attacked Luck
no" castle, and spiked the guns, and inflicted a
heavy loss on the enemy.
The Baltic brings seventy two thousand hounds
in specie and 100 passengers.
The steamer Red Jacket from Australia arrived
at Southampton With seVenty-thOusand ounces of
gold.
New YoRK. Oct. 26.-The brig Mountain Eagle,
from Ssa reports that the Indians massacred near
ly all the inhabitants of the village go miles
from Merida. Over 800 bodies were found in the
woods horribly mutilated.
ST. Louis Oct. 26.-SeVeral prominent citizens
of Kansas have signt protest gsinst FRAUDULENT re-
turns from Oxford, PeTciVal and johnson counties.
Walker and Stanton after a personal examination
published proclamation declaring their determine
ton to reject the entire vote OF Oxford county and
give c. rtihCates to the free State candidates
The excitement among the pro-saVery men is In
tense. They threaten vengeance against the Gov
ernOr and S. eretaTy.
On the 18th a convention was held at Lee
fha
Constitutional Convention.
The Republican" publishes the discourse of He
Der @. Kendall, at Salt Lake City on August the
S0th, in which the determination is expressed to
resist the Government troops TO the last extremity
The women and children are called upon TO arm
themselves aud to lay up grain aud prepare for the
conflict. Young made an equally bold speech, de-
cIaring hostility against the United States.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.-Ootton bales extremely
dull and irregular. The ruling rate for middling
was 10 c. strict midulng to good l0t to lO4.
Sugar irregular TO- Moiasses opened 2S 80.
Bulk of sales at Is for prime new.
Nothing doing IN exchange; no change In money
matters for the better.
NEw YORx Oct. 26-Cotton and Flour firm;
Wheat heavy; Corn dull; Lard 10; Sugar declined
one and one eighth.
The Bank statement OF the week shows an H.
crease OF specie two million, FIVE hundred and
sixty-eight thousand. Increase of deposits four
million six hundred and thirty-hVe thousand De.
crease in loans million six hundred and fifty.
two thousand. Decrease in circulation one million
two hundred and two thousand.
CIKoINSATI, Oct 26.-F1our buyers refuse 81 90,
Whisky 16t. Grain unchanged. Money unset
tied.
The notes of James Robbs' Bank, the UpiOn
Bank, and the Bank OF New Orleans are thrown
out by all bankers. Missouri paper continues to
be taken Notwithstanding the suspensions. Basi-
ness is moderately good.
PoRT STAELY, @. W., Get ga Ere this after
noon destroyed the sresmer Free Trader the schoon
or Buchanan, aud the warehouse OF South & DaTii-
son, Williams Thompson, with many other build
ngs mostly Insured.
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Jams o. Rrsyman in the
United States Cnurt plead guilty Of the indictment
Of puroiniug letters from the Post 0gice Depart
meut. Sentence Is deferred
The ship Patrick Henry brought here the cap
tain and crew OF the British bark "Aghenian, from
Quebec TO South Sea Isldnd.
Business dull, parity owing 10 the storm.
EEw YoRK, Oct 26.-It is believed that the
steamer Baltic brought back no protested eills-
WAsHISoroS, Oct. 96.-Neariy 5000, 600 acres
Of land have been located under the act OF March
1855, up 10 the iItb OF August.
The S-ake Indians are incrnsed because droEeF
killed a woman and child They have been friendlv