Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-25
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Arrival or the steamer Anglo saxon.

Arrival OF the steamer Anglo Saxon.
New YoRx. Oct 23.-1he steamer Anglo
Saxon arrived at Farther Point to-day with
Liverpool dates of the 18th. So
Cotton sales of three days $4,000 bales.
Market firm, with an improved demand but
no actual advance. Some circulars say
Fair and Middling qualities improved one
eighth.
Manchester advices pnfavorable. All
qualities slightly advanced. Some descrip-
tons of yarns declined !. sF
LIVERPOOL = Breadstuffs. - Flour firm.
Advanced 6d9l2d. Corn firm-advanced
6d912d per quarter. Provisions quiet.
Beef steady. Mess pork dull Sos Sugar
steady. Coffee quiet.
LoNDoN.-Sugar and coffee firm. Tea
firm. American stocks unchanged. Consols
955(G96. Et5G HU
The Great Eastern run from Portland,
England. to Holyhead, $50 miles in 4S
hours. 1t is doubtful whether she comes to
America this season. She remains at Holy
head ten or twelve days, and then proceeds
to Southampton.
The London Times characterizes Harney's
San Juan proceedings as a gratuitous insult
to the British empire, and says it cannot be
passed over. -. ~
There are difficulties in the English Cabi-
net respecting the Chinese question. A
split is anticipated. ffE
Robert Stephens. the eminent engineer, is
reported to be dying.
The builders strike is still unadjusted.
Napoleon and Eugene were enthusiast
cally received at Bordeaux The Emperor's
speech made favorable impression. -
1t was said that the French troops would
soon evacuate Rome.
FRANcE.-All the Catholic Bishops have
been ordered by the Pope to preach in favor
of the restora ton of the Italian Dukes.
The Paris Journal says Napoleon is get
ting disguised with Austria's procrastination
in relation to the Italian question and in
olinrr d more lutImate understanding with
England.
The Universe has received warning on ac-
count of an Objectionable article in regard TO
Cochin China. -. -|-7- - ~ s--
PARIS, Oct. l1.-Rentes 69f. 55 centimes.
Commercial affairs in France are satisfac-
tory.
Wheat and -four slightly declined.
The new vintage is of inferior quality.
The French consul at Parma has been or
dered to leave unless prompt justice Is done
the muIderers of Count Auvite. H -r-
The national subscription for the pure base
of one million muskets is successfully pro-
crossing.
The military forces Of the Italian League
are near completion. Volunteers are daily
enrolling from Venetia.
Desrrters from the Papal army are fiocking
in. The PiedmOntese Gazette desires the APP
pointment of Victor Emmanuel as Dictator.
A memorandum from ROwagne asks the
great powers to sanction the annexation to
Piedmont. and says the Pope has virtually
abdcated his authority.
The Sandman Minister is placing his sub
iects under the protection of the French am
bassador and will soon quit Rome.
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to visit Piedmont. The king receives her AT
Genoa. This and other things are construed
| into "a sympathy between Russia and Pied.
mont.
The Austria war taxes are continued to
November 1860.
Morocco asks further time for settlement
with Spain. Spain declines to grant it The
Spanish consul L'Angier has been ordered
to leave on the 18th October and troops will
enter on the 18Th. unless the dispute is pre-
viously arranged.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 16-The rebels at Nepaul
and on the frontier are still troublesome
Some of the discharged European troops have
already sailed.
A vague rumor prevails that the Earl Of
Clarendon is to succeed Canning in the Gov
ernor Generalship.
CHINA, Sept. I0ih.-The Peiho river and
Grand Canal is still blockaded by the Eng
lish and French. Ward is still negotiating
with the Chinese, and is about to proceed to
Pekin. Chingkang, the celebrated rebel
leader, has been killed by his own people.
The London News says Morocco is dis
posed to concede the demand of Spain, and
has good reasons TO suppose the American
differences will soon be settled. that the Ian
guage of our Government is firm and honor
able.
The Times says that the want of funds by
the Governments of Central Italy emboldens
France and Austria to calculate for the
restoration of the old rulers. The agents
of Tuscany were unsuccessful in the attempt
to raise one or two millions in London.