Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-08
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ArrfvaI of the Nortb Amertca.


New. YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer North
America has arrived at Farther Point with
Liverpool dates of the 18th.
The steamer Asia had arrived out.
Cotton sales of three days 10000 bales, of
which spectators took 400, and exporters
1000 bales.
Market firm with an advancing tendency
for clean qualities. Market generally I'M
changed. sE -
Spain has declared war against Morocco.
There are rumors of trouble between England
and France.
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool on
the oath.
Nothing has transpired at the Zurich Con-
ference or peace treaty.
Coleredo is still living, bnt his recovery is
hopeless
The Cunard steamships viii hereafter touch
at Queenstown, by which we will get one
days later news.
Sir J. Dean Paul and Straham. Ex-London
bankers have been pardoned, after four years
servitude. ---.--
Tbs first battalion of military for China
has been ordered to depart by the overland
route.
The builders strike continues. The work.
men are about applying to the public for the
support of their families A
Parliament is prorogued to December the
18th.
The Paris correspondents of the London
Journals. indulge in gloomy forebodings.
The correspondent of the Herald says the
impression has gained ground that a rupture
between England and France is imminent.
Several of the provincial journals published
simultaneous and violent articles against
England, which it is understood were sup
pressed by the government officials. with 9
warning to England that the hour of trial ap-
proaches which may extinguish her greatness
forever
The correspondent of the Post asserts that
negotiations are making to complete joint
expedition against China.
The correspondent of the Herald says
contrariwise and that French preparations
are suspended.
There has been an inundation in South
France, causing destruction to life and pro-
pertv.
Gen. Bedean and DIR. Landeset have re-
turned TO France under the amnesty.
SPAIN.--Tbe Government announced to the
Corttz that it was going to begin war with
Morocco.
The political parties and newspapers have
| agreed TO support the ministry.
Minister HANGERS has been recalled.
The Army for Africa will be organized i'm
medately. Troops are collecting throughout
Spain.
JDe FRENCH AnUdSsduOI
| that England would not suffer Spain to occu-
py both sides of the Straits and that she would
| forcibly oppose it. The English Cabinet
mean to make the question European one
The London Times thinks that apprehen-
sions of danger from the Spanish enterprise
| against Morocco to Europe, or the British
possession of Gibraltar absurd, but an attack
| by France GU Morocco's Independence or an
| attempt to annex il to Algeria would justify
a., -. g
| rope. The IN VS. thinks an alliance be-
tween France and Spain against Morocco is
| not re-assuring to Great Britain.
The correspondent of the Times says the
convention between Lord Palmerston and
the French Ambassador caused much emotion
at Paris, while the French Government as
serted that it would not change its policy re
garding Morocco. Spain repeated a disavow'
al of the ambitious project attributed to her
The "News'' says that Man sent a dispatch
that England no longer opposed the expedi
| ton against Morocco.
| TURIN.-Cahoranda soon succeeds CarvouI
as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
! The Pope returned TO Rome on the goth.
| The reports of disturbances at Palermo
are confirmed. Palermo is in a state o.
siege.
At the Conference between the Pope and
the French Ambassador, it was stated that il
| was agreed that ordinances granting admin
| istrative reforms should soon be published.
GERMANY.-Great preparations are making
| for the Schiller festival.
| The Prussian Minister of the Police Ina,
refused t" allow torch light procession il
Berlin. Democratic demonstrations are feared
1t is stated that the French soldiers taker
prisoners by the Moors on the 31st o
August, were burned alive. The French
troops are burning for revenge for the out
| rage.
There are rumors of an intended interview
between Austria and Prussia. but they ar,
| unfounded.
MONTREAL, Nov. THE Liverpool Pos
| of the 9th gives a rumor of the loss of tn
steamer Royal Charter. She was lost on th
previous day near Bangor, Wales. with 40
lives and half million sterling specie iron
| Australia.