Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-26
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of ts.e steamer Canada.

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NEW York. August 25.-The steamer Cana
ia arrived ats Halifax last night, with dates
of the 18th.
Genl. Williams the Hero of Kars is among
her passengers.
Napoleon is continuing his tour through
Brittany. l.-----s
The early resumption of Diplomatic inter
course between the Western Powers and
Naples is denied
Austria intends concentrating troops on the
Dalhatiau frontier.
There have been a harvest riot in Killarney
against the Agriculturists but peace is res
tored.
The Mayor of Dublin gives banquet on the
first, TO the Telegraph officials.
LoNDoN-Money half per cent higher and
in d mand.
There is more confidence in the prospect in
India
The Paris Conference is discussing the navi-
CATION of the Danube
Specie in the Bank of France has increased
thirty three million francs.
General Desalles takes the Governorship of
Algiers, vice Rawdon resigned.
Pelissicr returns from London.
Negotiations with Mexico on the Spanish
, dispute are recommending.
Austria and Russia have come to an under
standing.
1t is reported in London that revolution
airy Committee have circulated circulars incit-
ing an instruction in the Grand Duchy of
POsen.
The American Company have failed to raise
the Russians vessels at SebastOpol.
There is a panic at Constantinople among
the Christians and Mussulmen, each being
fearful of the other.
The Sultan has gone to Smyrna where a
plot to massacre the Christians has been dis
covered. The guilty parties have been sent
to ConstantiDople.
The Montenegrins assailed Kolaschin and
killed !, 900 persons, Notwithstanding the ar
mistice and took the women and children
captves.
CAUSE.-THE interview with the new Com
missioner on the 7th of June decides peace or
The Chinese desire peace and it is expected
that Embassies will be established at Pekin.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l3.-Cotton dull, holders
offer freely but show no disposition to press
sales, but quotations are barely maintained.
sales of the week As 900 bales, of which spe
culators took 200 and exporters $500 bales.
Estimated sales Friday 1000 bales of which
spectators and exporters took 1000 bales.
Orleans fair X; mddling7. Mobile fair I
Is; middling 1916. Uplands fair II; mid
ding 81. Stock at Liverpool 634.00O bales
OF which 555 ,00o bales were American.
Manchester advices favorable. Market firm
with an improved demand. Provision. quiet
Beef dull, but steady. Pork quiet. Butchers
tallow So. Breadstuffs have declining ten
dency. The weather has been favorable for
crops. Flour very dull, but market general
ly unchanged. Wheat very dull. declined l
(92d. Baltimore and Philadelphia -four 21s
9d(@22s; Ohio 22s(@23s cd; southern red
IS l0d096s I'd: southern white 6s 9dQ17s Sd.
Yellow corn 33s 6d(e34s; white 33s. Sugar
quiet. advanced COLD. Coffee firm. Money
market generally unchanged.
Bullion ia the Bank Of England, increased
during the week 1O2 600 pounds.
American stocks. Barring Bros report
State stock fiat. Railroad improved.
Bell & Co.. report general improved de-
mand with a steady market. Cousols I'M
changed.
HAvRE.-Cotton firm, all qualities slightly
advanced, sales of the week 10000 bales.
Stock in port IL 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l4.-Market quiet and
generally unchanged Estimated sales of
cotton to-day 5000 bales.