Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-18
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arrival OF the steamer Arabia.


New YoRK, Dec. I6-The steamer Arabia
has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates
of the 4th.
y The Indian Empire is safe-s FIfsE5 -
i Cotton sales of the week $4,000 bales, of
which SPECTATORS took 1000 and exporters
1000 bales: all qualities slightly declined;
fair and lower qualities declined (; Mid
ding qualities declined I-I6; sales Friday
5000, bales Of which spectators and ex-
porters took LOCO, closing dull. Orleans fair
z 5-I6, Middling 1916; Mobile fair 7s,
Middling 1916; Upland fair 1-16, Mid
ding CT. Stock at Liverpool 1000 bales.
of which 247 900 bales are American There
have been free arrivals under the the chenge
or the wind. Manchester advices are favor.
able; firm with a moderate business. New
Orleans tres ordtnaiye at Havre unchanged
and firm.
BreadstufIs have declining tendency; all
qualities slightly declined. Consols $500
98I for money and account. Bullion in the
Bank has decreased $4,000. Money generally
unchanged.
Napoleon has released Montalembert from
the penalties pronounced against him.
The subscription to the Suez Canal project,
is said to have closed with larger amount
than required.
The Bombay mail ofNovember 9th says the
campaign commenced on the 18th of October,
and numerous victories have been obtained
over the rebels.
The steamers Indian and New York arrived
at Liverpool on the End, and the Kangaroo
and Circassian on the 3rd.
The Indian Empire arrived at Broad Haven,
Ireland, on the 10Th.
Her fuel was exhaustcd-a portion of her
cargo and wood work were consumed. Pro-
visions run short. She laid to a week, within
a day or twos sail from Galway, during two
furious storms.
The Fulton arrived out on the 28th, and
the BOrussia on the 18th.
The bark Good Speed, from Mobile. cOlld-
ed in the Mersey river with the screw steamer
Geneva. Both were seriously injured. The
Good Speed had i've feet water in her hold.
jams Davis 81 Sons, leather exporters, of
London, have failed their liabilities are
large
English papers containing accounts of Mon
talcmbert's trial, are not allowed to enter
France.
The Prussian Chamber are almost entirely
Liberals.
The telegraph between Dardanelles, Syria
and Clio was successfully laid. The telegraph
letween Canada and Egypt is broke.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to as
sassinate kamack at Bucharest, 10y fulmin-
ating shell.
The CHINA mail reached England on the
28'h.
aud several Europeans were crowded
The Cochin Chinese al e concentrating lOO.-
600 men around the capitol, against the
French and Spanish forces.
An influential meeting Of Corn Merchants
at Liverpool, adopted resolutions in favor of
100 pounds as the standard weight, for all
kinds OF grain, flour ana meal.
There is much anxiety for the SAFETY of the
troop ship Bombay with 800 soldiers on
hnurj yr1- diSuaast.1 and lost some of
her crew, and was last seen making Roadway
against storm undcrJury mast for Plymouth.
The Lord Lieutenant Of ireland, has issued
"A proclamation against Ribbonism and other
secret societies.
The London Times of the 4th says funds
opened we'll but afterwards there was
C mple C cha Iges att ibue to the disatfacted
co.uItipn Of l. hardy and the tone of France
towards Austria. Loans are abundantly
offer, d at 2 per cent.
The Times claims the release of Montalem-
EFT triumph of the English press. Mon
IA embert says in the WJ,tteir that he Will not
| nc ,cI I the pardon.
! Tae Times says, in referring to the attempt
! of Russia TO purchase Monaco, that that
! Principally was c,dcd to the United States,
| but was never ratified because some European
| Governments protested against agitation.
The discomfort in Gambia is increasing,
on account OF the oppression Of the Govern
ment The inhabitants are buying arms and
! ammunitionS Partha, fearing general
! uprising has asked for achievements.
The Indian Rebels have been dislodgcd
! from many Of their strongholds. Seven bri-
| tlsh victories have been obtained. The losses
| to the Rebels were heavy; 10000 met were
! captured in one town.
! ,fubatopce is fugitive. Ilisl forces were
| routyd with loss of guns aud 900 killed
| The Rebels number $4,000 but are scattered
in small bodies. The proclamation by the
! Queens authority CAUSED general saIislac-
! ton, Tobatopee applied to know the terms
| on which he could surrender.