Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1


Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1 -
NEW York, Jan. 27.-The steamer Kangaroo
has arrived with Liverpool advic.s of the 18th.
The Canada advices reached Liverpool on the
18th.
Sales of Cotton for three Gays, $4,000 bales, of
which spe culators took 400 and exporters 400
bales The market is generally unchanged, quiet,
and steady. Richardson Spence say prices
easier, but quotations unchanged. In come cases
decline of I.
MANcHEsTER--Advices are unfavorahl'. But
little enquiry, and prices weak. Breadstuffs
OF all qualities slightly declined and have declin-
| ing tendency. Provisions quiet. Money market
| slightly easier Consols for money 94sa94i. For
| account 94Eao44.
| India news confirms Havelock's DEATH and the
| total defeat of Gwalior. Other items unmportant.
| LIvERPooL.-Flour dull Western Canal 23a24s.
Wheat-Red 6s a 8. 81. White Is 81 rs 90.
Corn-nixed Yellow, 32s Sd a 32s cd. New White
| -36s. Old 37a3S. Beef quiet. Pork dull Bacon
firm. Lard steady. Tallow, slow sale, unchanged.
Resin 4 Sugar 4. Coffee steady. Tea and Rice
| quiet. Turpeutine spirits 32s.
LoSDoN.-Breadstuffs dull Wheat declining.
| Sugar buoyant. Coffee firm.
IsDIA-Clmpbell evacuated Lucknow. The OUT
| rage remains at Alumbagh with strong division.
Windham after defeating the Gwallior contingent,
was takeU by surprise and his camp destroyed. The
| Gwalior mutineers we're subsequently, beaten by
Campbell, and again by Gen'l Grant with a loss Of
| all their guns and stores. The Dude insurgents
are pushing Southwark. Purjanb is quiet.
CANToN-The principle port of the English have
gone up the Canton river. An attack is expected
to Macoa.
SHANGHAI-Teas are quiet.
FRAECE-News uniH portant
The LeViathan is progressing waterward.
SPAIS-The Cores has opened.
1URKEY-Ai Pasha succeeds Reschid Pashs as
Grand Yzier,
The Russians have ceased to interfere with nayi-
| CATION the Circassian coast.
The African British ship OF war, Saphbo, captur-
ed SLAYER of 1000 tons the West coast. The
SLAYER ran ashore and threw overheard 500 negroes
| half of whom were drowned. The crew escaped
in boats; 400 negroes found aboard the SLAYER
which was burned to the waters edge.
New YORK, Jan. 27.-The steamer Fulton left
Aspin wall on the l7th, to convey Gen1 Lamar to
| San Juan.
The Moses Taylor passed the Spanish feet off
| Havana.
Official vote of Oregon--against slavery 5000:
in favor of the constitution 1000; against the ad-
| mission OF free negroes 1900.
| SOUTH AMERIcA-Mr. Somer was arrested at Lima
for organizing filbnster expedition in the United
States. Gen. Echemgene and Capt Duane were
| also arrested.
The American ship Lammeguer complains of an
| outrage by Peruvian ship of war.
SAN FRANCIsCo.--M Mining news is very favorable.
Business dull.
Fine specimens of staple cotton has been raised
in Tulare county.
slight shock of earthquake was felt at San
| Francisco on the path.
Central American news unimportaut.'
| The British mail steamer Val6iva, wrecked
at FeschugereB, on the l1th OF December. All
were saved.
Bolivia is quiet. President Belser is preparing
to oppose the government.
Peruvian affairs unchanged.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-SENATE-Mr. Pugh pro-
missed to reply to Mr.. Wade when the Lecompton
| Constitution presented The resolutions were
tabled aud ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Davis from the select committee presented
minority bill substitute for the majority army
bill. Considered.
Mr.. Gwin presented a substitute. Rejected.
Kansas and Utah affairs were discussed and the
Senate adjourned.
NEW YORK Jan. 2S.-The steamer Canada has
arrived with Liverpool advces Of the 18th.
The Ariel arrived at Cork on the 18th, having
broken her main shaft
Breadstuffs dull and declining; Provisions quiet;
Money market slightly easir; Bank rates reduced
to per cent; Consols 94s t94f.
Another attempt made to take the life o
Napoleon it failed though his hat was pierced by
the projsctile.
The Leviatban is nearly at the end of the launch
| ing ways. There is little else TO be done. The
|
Gray Sons, of London, in the Canadian trade
have suspended.
The confscated American ship Adriatic which
came in collision with the Lyonaise, escaped frou
| Marseilles.
The new Spanish Ministry has been organized
A week later from India. Nothing late from
Cawnpore, owing to interruption OF the mails.
NV York, Jan. 2S.-Sales of Cotton for III,
week 81, 900 bales, fair and middling qualities de
clip cd i. Iona alifia laas cd
Weather at 9 o'clock this morning, 2Sth, Pitts
burg, cloudy, mercury SO; Montreal, cloudy. mer
cuty 80; Detroit cloudy, mercury 33; ST. Louis
cloudy, wind east, mercury A; Buff 10, wins
northwest, clear, mercury %; Rock Island, snow
ing hard, wind east, mercury 80; Boonville cloudy
high northwest wind, mercury 40; Cincinnati
showing, mercury SS; Louisville, cloudy wind soutt
west mercury 40.
CIScINNATI, Jan. 2S.-The steamer Fanny Fern
from st. Louis to Pittsburg, exploded boiler thi
afternoon, eighteen miles below here, fifteen live
are reported lost including Captain Woodward, Sc
veral deck hands and fremen, and three ladie
were badly scaded. The Pilot, Engineers, an
mate were saved. The boat burned to the water
edge.
| CISoINNATI Jan. 2S.-FIour unchanged; wbisk,
l5i; hogs 81 90ah 80; provisions 10 fair demand
mess pork sis; lard active at st held at 81; mo
ney tighter.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-Houss.-The printin
deficiency. bill was taken up. The speeche
were generally for buncombe
FOREIGN PER STEAMER CANADA.
HALIFAX, Jan, 2s.-CoTros-Saies Friday, 18th
5000 bales; spectators aud exporters took 100
baes-closed quiet; Orleans Fair st; hiddlipg sc
Mobile Fair 6s; Midding 6-l6; Upland 81; Stoc
in part 450, 900 bales, OF which 1000 is Ameri
CAM Sugar improved; Cotton firm; Rice, Caroiins
l7sal7s Cd; Lnseed OIL sos 6ia3is; Spirits Of Tul
pentne 32s.
LoNDoS-Barngs quote Sugar frm, Wheat dull
Coffee lag advance. American stocks slightly ad
vanced; slow sale prices firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. e5-Corros-Sale 700
bales, mostly before the Canads's news
ceived; prices Unchanged; Sugar It higher, Al a5
Molasses l7al7i; Flour 25a4 IS, Corn 90; Mes
Pork ii 25; other articles unchanged.