Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
pp GeIearapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the steamer Europ

NEW York. July 27.-The steamer Europa
has arrived with Liverpool dates of July
10th.
The steamers Saxonia and Kangaroo arriv-
ed out on the 18th; the Ocean Queen on the
l4th and the Persia on the 10th.
Cotton, sales of the week l07 600 bales.
ALI qualities advanced from to (; Orleans
mddling SIC. Breadstuffs have declin-
| ing tendency. There is but little inquiry and
prices are weak. Provisions very dull. Pork
heavy. All qualities slightly declined. Con-
soils 953@95s; Bank rates are reduced to q
per cent.
HAvRE-Cotton-New Orleans tres ordinair
I12f
The news of peace is fully confirmed, but
no farther particulars have transpired beyond
the fact that the Princes of Tuscany and Mo-
| dena return to their respective States.
The result OF the treaty is generally mis-
! trusted in England.
Napoleon was on his way home.
| The Sardinia Ministry has resigned and
Count Arez charged to form a new Cabinet
| Cotton; of the sales of the week specula-
tors took 5000 and exporters 1900 bales.
Sales Friday 10000 bales, of which specula-
tors and exporters took 5000 bales. closing
quiet Orleans Fair Sid, Middiing7 5l6d,
Mobile Fair 7sd Middling I'D; Upland Fair
| 7ad, Middling sd. Stock at Liverpool 6SS,-
400 bales. OF which 60S,000 bales are Ameri-
can. Manchester adyices are favorable; all
| qualities slightly advanced. Yarns advanced
J. but the high prices check business.
| HAvRE.--Cotton buOyaDt: sales of the
week 10 900 bales. Stock at Havre $4,000
| bales.
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased I47 600 pounds.
| Napoleon was expected to reach Paris on
| the 18TH when further details would be al
| forded In his address to the soldiers he says
1 oil hao thA
| test was about TO assume proportions no
! longer in keeping with the Interests which
| France had in the war.
The Emperor was on his way TO Vienna.
| He says that he yielded to an unfavorablc po-
| litical situation b cause the Neutrul Allies
| did not as expected come to his asSisianc :.
1t is reported that Cavour has resigned on
! account of the terms of peace being unsatis-
| factory.
The Paris Bourse closed al 6Sf 6Oc.
! LIVERPOOL. July lj.-Flour dull; America ]
| lO-CGl2s cd. Yellow and mixed Corn IS lou
(96s 81. Beef dnll; holders are pressing on
he market
LoNDoN.-American stocks slightly sd-
vanced. Sugar and coffee firm.
Paris letters note the discomfort concern
ing the terms of peace.
The 'Siecle" objects to suffering Austrian
influence still to remain ia Italy, and de-
mands the expulsion of the petty Italian
| Princes, confederales of Austria.
Napoleon proceeds direct to ST. Cloud,post-
pOung his official entry in Paris till he makes
| it al the head of the army.
The Emperor and King of Sardinia enter
ed Milan on the I3th amid enthusiastic &C.
| llmJtion.
A universal amnesty was granted on cOndi-
| tons of peace.
Victor Emmanuel issued proclamation
announcing their annexation to Sardinia.
Uniriendly feelings are said to exist be-
tween Napoleon aud Victor Emmanuel
Emmanuel entered Turin on the 10Th amid
enthusiastic plaudits.
1t was rumOred that the Emperor and En-
| press of the French would visit Vienna.
Ii is reported that the French army have
commenced a counttr march.
Cardinal AntOnelli will probably be dis
missed.
Garibald is about TO issue proclamation
II is doubtful whether he will lay down his
arms.
Tue Pope sent an autograph letter to Ma
poleon, announcing his determination to de-
mand an armed Intervention from the Catholic
Powers.
| ENGLAND-In the House of Commons, the
bill abolishing church rates, passed by its
| second reading, by IL vote of 263 against 1893
Russell said that nothing could be known
about the treaty of peace until Napoleon re-
turned to Paris.
| Graham called attention to the formida BILE
| French fleets and the Orange riots in vari Gus
parts of Ireland on the S,h of July.
| LATEST.
PARIS, Friday-It is reported that great
agitation prevailed at Milan. Troubles have
arisen in Vcnetia.
Florence is disturbed.
The Partisan populace are indignant at
the Emperor for his failure to fulfil his
promises.
France Bullion in the bank has de-
creased over eleven million francs.
Switzerland has ordered the disbandment
of her troops.
Prussia has ordered her troops on the
march to halt.