Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17
LATER FROM EUROPE

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New York, June I5.-Tbe steamer Vanderbilt
has arrived, bringing dates from Liverpool to the
third.
There had been large arrivals of gold from Aus
| tralia.
Paris Bourse heavy; three per cts. closing at go
| francs 10 centimes.
| The political news is unimportant-
| The British troop evacuated Mohammerar.
I T6e Liverpool Chamber of Commerce called a
public meeting the 18th, to adopt means for Sc
curing supply Of cotton, adequate to the require
ments of the country.
The Iudia mail steam Parana, had arrived at
| Southampton with over three millions in specie.
Great damage done to the vine crops in
France by recent storm
Rumors are current of another attempt to take
| the life of Napoleon.
CoN,rANTINoPLE-One hundred and eighty thou
| sand pounds have been subscribed for a banking
scheme started by native fruIs.
| BERNE.-The Federal assembly conyenes on the
9th to ratify the Spanish treaty.
The Spanish census which has just been taken
| shows population of 1900 600.
| The Paris Nonitear announces the dissolution Of
| the legislative body; the number of Deputies was
| 265 Elections will commence onthe 2lst-
London money market improved. Foreign
| Secu steady.
The Grand Duke Constantine visited Victoria at
| OSOerne, de was sAiuted by the American irlgate
SusQuehanna and English ships.
The Anglo Persian treaty has been fully ratified.
great confagration occurred stConstsntinople,
which destroyed large amount OF property.
Parliament was not in session on account of the
Whitsuntide holy lays.
BRUssELs.-An exciting debate was had in the
Chamber of Representatives, on charitable insttu-
tons, which caused a popular turmoil. speaker
being cheered, the President directed the galleries
81 -, Il. r. tha tha
shout " Viue lie Roi ""down with the cath olics
down with the priests &c. The ferment spread to
Antwerp and other Belgian towns where the uobs
broke the windows of several mOnasteries and Je-
suit colleges.
The King was very popular. Numerous arrests
were made, and order was finally restored.
LIvERPooL.-Cotton firm and quiet. Sales for
three days 1900 bales, of which spectators took
$500 bales Breai stuffs slightly decIined. Wealth
er favorable for crops. ConsoIs "a. Flour very
dull and has declined s. Wheat the same, de-
clined Sia4 d. Money decidedly easier, Man
chester advices favorable.
LOUISVILLE, June ia terrible storm of wind
accompanied with rain thunder and lightning vis
ted this place on Saturday night last, prostrating
trees unrooing houses for circuit of several miles
around.
River at noon to day was rising with 81 feet wat
er in the censl.
Weather clear. Thermometer SO.
WAsHISGroN, June Is The following the
bids for the overland to the Pacific: S. Howell and
A. E. Pace, from Gains county, on the Mississippi
TO San Francisco, commencing at Wick sburg-week-
ly, $IO0O,OO for the first year, 100000 for the
2ud 500 900 Tor the Srd and 5000 900 for the 4th.
James E. Birch, from Memphis to San Francisco
semi-weeky, 5000, 600 per unnum; James Glover,
from Memphis or Vcksourg, 8, mi-monthy $780,
900, weekly S450, 900, semi-weekIy 5000, 900; Juo.
Rutherford, w. B. Densmore, w. G. Fargo, V. P.
Gardner, Mereas L. Keuzen, Hamilton Spence and
Alex Holland, from St. Louis, weekly 5000 900,
semi-weekly $500, 900; David d. Mitchell, Samuel
B. Churchill, Robert Campbell VIM. Gilphin and
others, semi-weekly 5000 900; John Rutherford,
w. Densmore, VIM. &. Fargo and others, from
Memphis, semi weekly 5000, 900; John rutherford.
w b. Densmcre, VIM, Fargo and others, from
Memphis, semi monthly $500, O00 weekly $3.50, 900
$500, 900, John Rutherford and others,
from 81. Louis, seml-monthly 100000. weekly
$3.50, 900, semi-weekly $685. ,OOO James johnson,
DR.. Joseph Clark from st. Louis, semi-monthly
$3.50, 900, weekly 100000, semi weekly $4,000