Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27
miscellaneous.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF zinc Steamer Afriea.

NEW ORK- Nov. Z6-Ihe steamer Africa
has arrived off Sandy Hook with Liverpool
| dates of the 18th.
Cotton-sales of the week 40. 900 bales, OF
| which SPECTATORS took $500 bales and export
| ers 1900 bales. The market is without quota
| BILE change. though inferior qualities are I'M
| saleable. Holders offer freely, but show no
disposition 70 press sales; closing steady.
Breadstuffs very dull; Provisions have a
declining tendency; Consols 9s4(99ss.
Estimated sales of cotton on day of sailing
| 10000 bales. of which spectators and export
ers took 5000 bales. Orleans fair Il, mid
ding 65; Mobile fair Z 1. middling 6 1916;
Upland fair z, middliHg q. Stock at Liver
pool 3S2 900 bales, of which 2s5 900 bales are
American.
Manchester advices favorable; closing quiet
but steady.
| COnsols, for account, 9Ss.
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased 10000 pounds. Money market gen.
orally unchanged. News meagre
American securities are animated and
slightly advanced except railway shares.
Wheat, Western red As IOd(d6s; Corn very
dull; quotations are nominal 2Ss. Provisions
have a declining tendency; Pork dull, all
qualities slightly declined; Lard dull, 53CG54s;
Holders are pressing on the market. Tallow
firmer; Sugar dull, all qualities slightly de-
clined; Coffee firm; Rice steady; Rosin As Id
|
Reconsideration steady: Iron, Welsh
rails, free on board, &c 5s@6e 15s; Welsh
bur &c 5s(G6G los. Sugar dull with slight
decline; Coffee quiet; Rice firm; Spirits of
of Turpentine Al Gals cd.
Whitehouse, the electrician, says fallacious
system in woI king the Telegraph Cable has
| hitherto been adopted. He thinks the dam
age near the shore and that it may be profit
ably worked.
The LIE Nord says that the English consent
| to France engaging Indian coolies for colon
| ial labOrers.
There is a buoyancv in French funds
| LoNDoN-A commission bias been appoint
| ed to Africa and to examine the emigration
question.
Montalembt rt's trial is fixed for the seven
teenth. The French papers are prohibited
from publishing the proceedings.
| The Bank of France lost twenty three mil
lion francs specie during the month.
The Spanish expedition against the Riff
| Pirates has sailed.
| Russia is in treaty for the purchase of Mon
| AGO near Villa Franco.
The treaty between Russia and japan is
completed.
| More serious instructions are reported in
| Asatic Turkey.
| BERLIN-The Preliminaries resulted in fav-
| or of new ministry.
|
| of the New York market impaired an unu-
| sual degree of animation in American securis
| ties and large business was done in Penn
| sylvania. Maryland, and Virginia bonds and
| Federal five per cents.
LIvERPOoI.--Fears are entertained of the
| Indian Empire, which sailed from New York,
| for Galway on the 23d of October. She left
| Halifax on the 2Sth.
The Calcutta mail of the 9th of October
| arrived too late for the Africa but the sub
| stance was previously received by Telegraph.
| Lord Clyde has gone to Lucknow.
| The Governor General is about to follow.
Elgin, after arranging the tariff at Shang-
hal proceeds to Hong Kong on business.
Canton is dull. Teas are firm with large
business.
SHANGHAI Teas command full prices for
American account.
The submarine Telegraph from Dover to
Calais is again working.
Meetings favorng the reform movement
have been held in various parts of England.
George Grant & Brothers Cotton factory at
Glasgow was partially destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000 pounds.
CHINA-Adm' al Reynault, after taking pos
session of the establishment at Turanne.
marched upon Hue the Capital of Cochin
China.
Turanne had been declared French Terri
| tory.
Napoleon returned the compliment paid
| him by Victoria, by presenting her a twelve
pound Howitzer named Alliance invented by
| himself
The Paris correspondent of the London
| Globe says that Galway will be adopted by
| France an outlet for postal cOmmunca-
| ton with North America.
The projected Havre line has been with
drawn in favor of the Galway enterprise.
The Times says that Spain will probably
| orde. the Cuban fleet to Mexico.
France is reported TO have sent additional
| ships OF war to that point.
1t is also known that England has serious
demands To urge.
After the Spanish fleet presents the demands
of Spain to Mexico it is ordered to scour the
! cost of Africa aud destroy all vessels without
regular papers manned by the Riff Moors.
CADIz, Nov. "A portion OF the reinforce
ment are ready completing an expedition OF
2,l00 infantry and 500 marines.
| here was Consular factory Inauguration
at Schongouthen in Western China in token
OF the re-establshment of relations between
] Russia and China on the 18th of August.
| TURKEY-Omar Pacha is maintaining him
self with difliculey at Bagdad.
The tribes between Tripoli and Aleppo have
revolted Communication is interrupted be-
tween Tripoii, Libarnes, Alexandria and
Aleppo.
The cholera is carrying off large numbers
| of persons in Japan. 1t is said to have been
carried there 10y the American men of war.
| The people therefore prejudiced against
| Foreigners.