Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-19
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vanced TO A. Consols advanced Z.
| Sixty-iour thousand pounds have been with
drawn from the Bank for expectation. Forty
seven thousand pounds of American gold was
purchased for the Continent. The demand
for discounts at the advance rates is very ac-
| tive. Joint Stock Banks have raised the al
| lowance on deposits one per cent The rates
are now 81.
The London Times says the invaders in TIA
ly have not advanced over 80 miles from the
frontier. 1t seems though that Austria
| staked heavily for the opportunity she won,
but has thrown it away. The Jionitear of the
9th says the Austrians who crossed the Pc are
small in numbers and are at Campdia. They
pushed the vanguard as far as Salla
The Austrian divisions reported on the
right bank of The river are still threatening
the passage OF the Pc at Trassenato bat the
river is much swollen by the rains. The low
er grounds are covered.
PARNA.-The reigning Duchess entered the
city yesterday. The troops went to meet her.
ENGLAND The Duke Malakoff had an audi
ence with the Queen and presented letters re-
calling him to France.
Five hundred and ifty-two members of the
House Of Commons were returned up to the
fifth.
The Times estimates the Miaesteria3 gain
at II. The Herald at "a. Duke Lewes is
dead. Lord Godolphin succeeds to his title
A Vienna Telegraph announces the failure
OF an extensive banking House; liabilities two
million pounds.
A St. Petersburg Telegraph announces
that Exchange on Londen has fallen to 335
per. cent
Manchester markets depressed and quiet.
LIVERPOOL. is held for an advance.
Corn buyers refused to operate, except at a
decline of to shillings per GENITAL. The
some feeling prevailed in other articles.
The supplies of Breadstuffs are small which
| are very quiet and some sales at decline.
LONDON, May 60 o'clock Afternoon
Consols for money closed at 90l(990&; for ac-
count 90B.
The above foreign news was prepared on
| board the VigO, and is wanting in the usual
details from the Liverpool Agent of the assn
| ciated press.
Arrival of the Canada.
New YORK, May lS.-1Es steamer Canada
| arrived off Cape. Race last evening with Liv-
erpoOl dates OF the 9TH.
The steamer Lebanon arrived ont on the
4th and the Indian on the 5th.
Cotton--sales of the week %, 900 bales, of
which spectators took 200 and exporters
1000 bales Declined 4@s. Quotations
nominal. Sales of Friday 700 bales clos
ing dull. Orleans I'D. Middling Is l6d.
Mobile fair I'd. Middling 6$d. Upland fair
900.
Manchester advices are favorable.
HAvRE.-New Orleans Tres Ordinaire lot.
being a decline of 81. Market very dull.
Sales of the week 1000 bales All qualities
slightly declined. Breadstuffs quiet; all
qualities slightly declined. Provisions buoy
ant; all qualities considerably advanced.
Consols 9Os(G90s.
Baron humboldt died at Berlin.
IA Ira
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, nOon-COttOn quiet
but steady. Richardson. Spence d Co. quote
wheat opened excited with large specula-
tors enquiry. Flour dull and is offered at Cd
decline. Quotations nominal, los 9i(GI IS
cd for Southern. Corn dull ; declined to
& pence. Mixed 7s(G7s Id. Beet buoyant at
the opening, and advanced from 10 to 20
sbillings, closing quiet but steady. Pork
buoyant at the opening and advanced to 10
shilling, closing quiet but steady, COS. Bacon
quiet. Holders demand an advance. Lard
at firm G0s(G62s. Sugar steady.
The Austrians were repulsed in an attempt
to cross the Pc at TrasSinatO.
1t Is reported that Sardinia has seized all
the Austrian ships at Genoa.
France will soon have 100000 troops in
Piedmont.
Napoleon will leave for the army about
the 18th.
There are whispers of martial law in Paris
characterization Stocks all slightly de-
clined. Bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased $4,000 pounds.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, noon.-Cotton quiet
but steady
The Emperor of Austria is preparing to
take the field.
Arnsleir aud Keter, bankers in Vienne
have JAILED with two millions liabilities
Marshal valiant and Count Walewski have
hff -. Al u,
M. Ruwdon succeeds to the French Minis
try. NJ. Roger becomes President of the
Senate. NJ. DeLangue returns from the
Ministry OF the Interior to the Ministry of
Justice. Duke Badone becomes Minister of
the Interior.