Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
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Clfueu Ouc-eiAlttutIl. k,dlet Tludy dLuOulttu
TO 6 ZOO bales, including 1000 on speculation
and export. The market closed steady, at |
the following quotations: Orleans Fair II;
Middling 5-16th: Mobile Fair "a; Middling
81; Upland Fair 4; Middling Ct. The stock
in port amounts to 100000 bales, of which |
us, 900 bales are American. Manchester adj |
vices are favorable. Goods of all kind have |
advanced. Tres OrdiHaire at Havre, SO.
Breadrtutis are very dull. Flour and corn
have declined. Western Canal Flour 20s. Cd.
Oops. Cd. Wheat-Southern red Is ais I'd;
white 7s.d7s. Cd. Corn-Mixed yellow $685.;
white 35s. Provisions are dull. Beef steady.
Pork heavy Bacon quiet, and slightly dc
clined. Tallow has declined Is. Sugar of all
qualities has advanced. Coffee steady. Tea
is slow of sale.
LoNDoN.-Mo Money is slightly easier. Ameri-
can securities are active and advancing.
Bank rates 81. Consols, for money, 90; for
account. 96aG696t. Bullion in the Bank of
England has increased 1896, 900.
IrOn-Welch rails and bars &c los.
LATEsT.-LiuepoOi.- of Cotton on the
9th amounted to 10000 bales, closing very
firm.
London, 6M.-Consols 95sC996, for money,
and 96(9964 for account.
ENGLAND.-Parlament re-assembled on the
fourth. Lord Palmerston gave notice of bills
for the amendment of the government of In
dia in regard to conspiracies and murder. In
dia affairs are engrossing the attention of
Parliament
Mr. Roabuck asked Lord Palmerston whe-
Their communication had passed between
France and England in regard TO the Alien
Act; or alteration of the Criminal Code. He
spoke bitterly against Napoleon and French
officials. Lord PalmerstOn acknowledged the
receipt of despatch on the Refugee Question,
but 1t was as yet unanswered. lie rebuked
the onslaught of Roebuck.
Leave WAS QiVpn introduce bill author
izing the India Company to borrow on deben-
lures i'll England for the next two years, not
over ten millions
There is nothing later from India or China.
French Consuls will not hereafter grant
passports to Englishmen.
FRANCE-Jerome Napoleon has been invest
ed with the right of attending councils of
State, and presiding in the Emperor's absence.
The trial of the Neapolitan revolutionists
of June last has commenced.
New YORK, February 21.-The Black War
rior has arrived here. She brings Havana
dates to the 18th instant. Senator Hender-
son, OF Texas is among her passengers. Ills
health is improved.
Cargoes Of negroes have been landed from
slavers on the island. The American ships,
challenge" and " Kate Hooper, had arrived
with 200 Coolies; 800 died on the voyage.
The Spanish fleet had returned to Havana.
New ORLEANS. February 2l.-Five steam
boats, viz: Virginian. Montauk, James Mont
gomery, Sherman, and S. S. Prentiss, lying on
the opposite side of the river, were burnt tins
morning. Loss about 100000. Partially ill.,
surCd.
New ORLEANS, February 22.-The loss by
the steamboat fire yesterday morning was
$4,000. Amount of insurance unknown.
The ship "Andover," from New York, was
consider ably damaged. Two or three other
vessels were injured. The whole shipping was
In a prccarious position at one time.
The Cahawba has arrived with Havana
dates of the 18th inst. Nothing new.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-Rumors were cur
rent yesterday of hostile meeting between
Messrs. Clay and Cullum resulting in a fatal
wound to the latter, but it is discredited.
The anticipated hostile affairs between
Messrs. Harvey and Sumner, and between
Messrs. Rhind and Boutwell, are yet undevel-
oped.
The Navy Department has Bombay advices
to January 9th.
Our commercial affairs are in prosperous
condition.
Commander Page, of the ship Germantown,
has been visited by Senior Captain J. Maum.
of the Muscat Navy, who is experimenting
the building of irgate for his government
Page believes the revolt i'll India is nearly
ended. The fighting over. The English,
however. will be compelled to keep large
force in India. There are now about 10000
troops there.
National and personal courtesies were eX-
tended from the Authorities at Bombay.
Senator Davis is still confined 10 his house
by serious Illness
Mr.. Seward and others are expected TO dis
cnss kansas affairs on Wednesday and Thurs
dav.
Ex-Lieutenant Rhind has been arrested.
mercury IS; st. Johns, foggy, threatening
snow, mercury 2s; Halifax clear, wind north
west, mercury "a: Charlottetown, =. Z. Is
land, cloudy, wind west, mercury 20; Mem
phs, slight fall of snow last nj ht, clear, wind
north. mercury Is; New Orleans cloudy with
appearance of storm, wind north west, mer-
curry 30: Tuscumbia, cloudy, wind north west
two inches snow last night mercury 20, bar
ometCr 1881: Louisville, five inches snow
yesterday, the heaviest fall for Ii years, wind
north mercury 20; New York. noon, cloudy,
wind north, mercury -, barometer 1910.
NEw York, Feb. 22.-The Havana Cores
pendent Of the Times says that the Spanish
Mexican difficulties are adjusted, and the fleet
is ordered TO return to Spain.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-Judge Kane il
dead.
NEW YORK. Feb 22.-The ship Howard has
arrived from Hamburg. Thirty-seven deaths
had occurred on board, from Cholera. or a
disease resembling it.
BUFFALO, Feb. 22.-Foote. the Editor of the
Commercial Advertiser, died Saturday.
ST. Louis, Feb. 22.-The loss of life by the
burning of the ST. Louis Hotel is not as great
as was anticipated. No names of sufferers
belonging south Of ST. Louis have yet trans
pired.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Rhind was arrested
under the anti-duelling law for posting Com
mander Boutwell, as liar and a coward.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-The river is falling,
with five feet water TO Cairo.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. %. River unchanged and
stationary.
WASHINGTON. Feb. PA fisticufT alterca-
ton took place in the barbershop of Williard's
hotel yesterday, between Lieutenant Bell, of
the cavalry, and Williams, of the dragons of
the army. 1t may result in a duel as a chal-
lenge has passed.
RICHMOND. Feb. 22.-The Inauguration of
the Statue Of Washington took place to-day
The weather was unfavorable. Gov. Wise
welcomed the visitors. and j. X. Thompson
delivered an ode. aud Senator Hunter the ora
ton.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22- Business generally
suspended for the holidays.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2I.-CorroN- Sales
| 10000 bales. Prices stimulated by the Arr
cas- news, which was published this morning
Middiing llCalil. Sugar, fair 3(95l. Mo-
lasses z70lZ9. Other articles unchanged.
NEw York. Feb. 22.-CorroS- Middling
Uplands III ole. Flour firm. Wheat very
duh. Corn 67(66si, for white, and 66CG6S,
for yellow. Prime Pork SIS 25(a SIS As.
Provisions steady. Whisky duh. Groceries
quick. Mollasses 30(a32. Bacon Hams st(9
Sc. shoulders 6l(a6t. Oils unchanged To-
bAeeo dull 6I(s7. Taliow ll9Iis.
Crxc1NNArI, Feb. 22.-FIour IS s0(as3 90.