Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15
DO Gesearapb.
ARRIVAL of the steamer Asia.

New York. Nov. l3.-The steamer Asia
has arrived with Liverpool dates OF the 5th.
Cotton, sales of the week $4,000 bales, of
which spectators took $500 bales, and ex-
porfers $500 bales. Fair and middling
qualities improved 1(94 during the week for
clear qualities. which getting scarce all other
qualities slightly advanced. Sales day of
sailing. 10 900 bales. of which spectators and
exporters took 900 bales. Orleans Fair,
8; mddIing. 7s: Mobile Fair "a; middling.
7 SIG; Upland Fair. "a; middling. So. Stock
at Liverpool AIS. 400 bales, of which 337 900
bales are American. Hewitt says: There
was an animated demand throughout the
week for clear qualities, the scarcity whereof
caused an advance OF I, especially for Or
leans. Mobiles and Uplands were more
plenty, and did not fully participate in the
advance. Lower qualities improved slightly.
Middling Orleans Il. middling Mobile u
Imports of The week 40 600 bales. Known
to be at Sea from America $4,000 bales against
sc 900 bales las: week.
Stoherfoht quotes middiing Orleans sic
otherwise similar to Hewitt.
Richardson. Spence & Co. say there is an
| advance during the week of 1(G3-16 Orleans.
Orleans l6; middling Mobile II; mid
| ding Upland 81.
Drake & Kleinwood quote middling Or
leans II Wakefield d Nash quote middling
Mobile at 797 lie. Marriott & Co. say
there is more than crop of five million bales,
| would now create anxiety Fair grades adj
vanced !, other qualities, except inferior, adj
vanced 1(93-l6.
Clare d Sons quote middling Orleans 7s;
middling Mobile. Is; middling Upland z.
Manchester advices favorable. There is an
| improved demand. Yarns advanced I.
Havre.-New Orleans tres ordinairr 1l5f.
Bas.-1O5f. Sales of the week $500 bales.
| Stock 4l.000 bales. Market frm-all quail
titles slightly advanced.
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased II 600 pounds. Money slightly more
stringent with an active market.
| The number of persons saved from the
wreck OF the Royal Charter is SO. Number
lost 455.
During the late storm the American ship
Rockingham, from Cardiff, ran on the mud
| on Penait ia roads.
The bark Marlborough from Baltimore, was
totally lost neal IItaricombe. The second
mate and pilot were drowned.
Lord Brougham has been elected Chan
celior of the University OF Edinburg.
Sir Robert Peel's widow is dead.
| The French Government has ordered the
| immediate completion OF 100 gun boats OF
25 guns each.
| Arrangements for a combined French and
English expedition to China have been CON-
pleted. 1t will depart during The first fort
night Of February.
| The Wabash is at Naples.
! The recent meeting of the Emperor OF
Russia and the Prince Regent OF Prussia
created great anxiety at Paris. The general
impression il that they agreed not to oppose
the annexation of Central Italy to Pied
mont.
After other divers examinations of The
| Royal Charters wr,ck, concerning the re-
cov.ry of he gold, the underwriters demand
| ed loriy pr ceuG. A few additional bodies
have b.en recovered.
LONDON. The friendly understanding he
tween Russia and Prussia is likely to stftc
prices favurably. Consol> 500.
ST.. observation-disclosures rates are eigh
Pr CEN.
ENGLAND. There are commercial distur
Dances particularly among the manuiactur
ing interests.
1t is reported that the King of Abyssina
has ceded t. the French the island and for
OF Mascorale, in the Red Sea.
PARIs.--It is stated that the tariff will
soon be reformed SO as to give liberty t.
commerce
Rentes COT 75c.
INDIA.-Sir c. Lewellin has recommended
the entire dissolution of the native army.
| CHINA.--Treaties were exchanged at Pie
tang on the 18th August
The Mississippi. and Powhattan were n
Shanghai, the Toeywan at the Gulf of Pc
chill and the Germantown at Japan.
FRANCE.--A letter of Oct. 20th, pnrportina
from Napoleon TO the King of Sardinia i,
printed in which tn" Emperor says the qucs
tinn is not whether he did we'll or i'll at Villa
Franco, hut 10 obtain a treaty. the results o
which will b. most favorable to the pacifica
ton of Italy. He traces plan for the Ital-
ian confederation. and says this will increase
the Pope'> moral influence which will enabl
him TO make concessions conformablc to III,
legitimate wishes of the population.