Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-27
Dp Gelfgrapb.
FROM EUROPE
of Persia


New York, Oct. 26.-The steamer Persia
has arrived off Sandy Hook, with Liverpool
dates of the 10th. t 1888
Cotton-Sales of the week 43 900 bales; of
which spectators took 1900 and exporters
5000 bales. Fine and inferior qualities have
slightly declined; for middling qualities the
market is generally unchanged. Sales Friday
middling e; Mobile fair 9-16, middling
Z 5-l6; Upland fair u. mddling74
Manchester advices are unfavOrable.
There is but little inquiry and prices weak.
New Orleans tres Ordindire at Havre 1llf
Breadstufls dull. Money market slightly
declined.
Mediation has been accepted between France
and Portugal = a.e .-
Bombay advices state that the disarned
troops at Moolean mutinied and have been
nearly exterminated.
The Vanderbilt arrived out on the 18th.
Atlantic Telegraph shares 340(9370e.
The difficulties between France and Portu-
gal are considered in fair way of settle
ment.
The discounts of the Bank of France have
been largely increased
The Paris bourse is slightly lower. The
Bank of France has lost LOO, 900 pounds i'll
bullion.
The free importation of Breadstuffs into
Portugal will be permitted.
The Spanish and French Vice Consuls have
been assassinated at Fetman. Morocco. En-
ergetic measures will be taken to enforce sat
| isfacGiOn.
| CHNA-The British have destroyed Fort
| Nyaml en- but spared the town.
Commissioner Reed is at Shanghai.
The Germantown is in Canton river. The
Mississippi and Powhatan are at Japan.
BOMBAY, Sept. 24.-Successes are reported
| over the fugitive rebels.
The race for the Caesarwich Handicap was
| won by Rocket, by head.
PrYOress aud the Beaver ran dead heat
| for the second place.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 16.-Cotton, stock at Liv
/ eIpool 1875 900 bales, of which 3S5 900 bales
/ are American.
Richardson Spence & Co., quote Flour firm,
western POOLS; Baltimore aud Philadelphia
! 2lCG22s; OHIO 22s(G29s Cd. Wheat quiet but
| steady; western red 5s 2d096s Cd; white 6s Sd
| 006s cd; southern red 7sCG7s Sd. Corn has a
| declining tendency; yellow 3l(@33s; white
| 80. 6d(G34S. Pork quiet. Lard dull declin-
| ed 1(dl2; 5Ss. Sugar quiet. Coffee firm. RO-
sin 3sI0d(D4s for common. Linscod Oil 32s
6dCU33-. Spirits of Turpentine 38s(G38s cd.
Barring Brothers il Co., London, quote
BreadStufis dull but steady. Welsh bar iron
pounds IS lOd. Sugar steady, improved.
Coffee firm. Spirits of Turpentine 4O@42s.
Linsecd OIL 81 cd. Rice dull. Money slight
ly declined. American securities unchaged.
Saturday afternoon.-COnsols for money
closed at 9SsC9 $50; for acc cunt 983G@905.
BIRMINGHAM Trade has n eatly improved
Buyers are numerous, prices are firmly main
tanned. Discounts at the Bank of France in
creased during the month upwards of mil
lion and quarter pounds Sterling.
There is a panic at Vienna arising from
fears of spectators. The Bank will resume
cash payment.
1t is reported that Austria will demand an
explanation of the Pope respecting the in
crease in the French forces at Rome.
1t is rumored that the two French ships re-
Gently sent 10 Lisbon will proceed to Tetnan,
Gambia, where there is a further demOnstra-
ton against the Christians A general massa-
ere Is feared.
Two additional battaliOns of troops have
been ordered there.
\ mutiny occurred at Wooltan on the 3lst
of August.
The rebels at Pouree were defeated on the
9Th of September
Four emssaries of Nena SahIb were cap
turcd at Gwalior, endeavoring To corrupt the
native troops. The culprits were executed.
The GwaliOr Rebels were again defeated on
the 18th of September. .
Renewed alarm existed at Calcutta. The
troops were constantly under arms.
Tie Chinese are returning to Hong Kong
and Macao.