Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27
Foreign.

New YoRK. Oct. 26.-Rumors from Zu-
rich are contradictory. One report says
treaty will soon be signed and q European
congress assemble.
The exequator of the Consul at Leghorn
has been withdrawn on account of his politi-
sent to Washington.
Napoleon has returned to Paris.
Several Italians were arrested at Bor-
deaux during his visit.
Nothing is known about the movements OF
the G eat Eastern.
The war steamer Hero is preparing for
Vancouycr's Island.
The philadelphia and Liverpool Steamship
Company has purchased the Glasgow steam
ers 10 run monthly in the winter and fort
nightly in the summer.
1t is denied that Lord Clarendon succeeds
Canning as Governor-General of India.
Prince Napoleon is about to visit Lon
don.
The Paris Bourse was depressed, but raj
lied. Rentes SO francs confines.
The Bank of France lost ffty-One millions
francs specie.
The Pope is still at Castel Gondolfo
There are rumors OF an approaching inter
view between the Enperors of Austria and
Russia; also, that the Emperor of Austria
will visit Napoleon.
An American frigaie arrived at Jaffa, and
demanded the extradition of the Originators
of The murder committed three years ago.
The Lombardy debt disagreement delays
the Zurich Conference.
The steamers New York and Borussia ar
| rived at Liverpool on the 18Th.
Stock Of cotton at Liverpool $4,000
| bales, OF which 40 900 bales are American
DEMONSTRATING Brothers quote wheat ad
| vanced Id. Sugar firm. Cotton dull.
American stocks slow of tale, but prices are
unaltered.
| The Persia's mails were sent South this
| morning. Hewitt quotes cotton advanc
| l 1901 on all saudless descriptions; the
advance being chiefly on finer qualities.
| East India cotton was taken TO an unusual
| extent for export because il was sanders.
| and it obtains decided preference over the
| common American. Imports of the week
| l4OO bales. At sea. from America, IS, 900
bales against 10000 at the same time last
year. The same circular says Manchester
| advices, are unsatisfactory. Wakefield d
Nash report better descriptions of American
advanced i l6. Clare il Son say there is
| an advance OF I for desirable American.
which closed healthy with a good demand.
| Richardson, Spence d Co. say there is a good
demand: middling aud better Orleans and
Mobile advanced l, uplands scarcely par
taking of the improvement. Holders are
| willing sellers. kleinworth Il Cohen say
| SPECTATORS III Cheap Siauee await ueVti"p-
| ments of the American crop and European
politics. Exports of the week 10000 bales
including 1920 bales American, closing at
ORLEANS mlddIing u; Mobile middling I;
| Upland mid,iling 81.
| The latest New Orleans dates at Liverpool
were of the 2lst. 10y the Africa, aud by tele-
graph OF the 25ih
The Russian Ambassadors at London,
Paris, Berlin and Vienna have been tele
graphically summoned to meet the Emperor
| Alexander at Warsaw on The 18th.
| Notwithstanding the capture OF Schamyl
| the Caucassians are not subdued.
The Iuvalide Russo says they have another
not less fanatical and intrepid chief who
may hold out one or two winters.
The Russian army in Caucasus is sick.
| 1t is rum"r' d that Austria will not sign
the treaty OF peace unless il CO forms to the
| Villa Franco prrliminaries and desires to
protract negotiations till spring. in order to
| recommence the war, also that Austria I'M
dertakes TO guarantee the temporal power
Of the Pope in the Legations.
Mr. King, ct Louisiana, beat Mr.. Freeze OF
Hampshire, Z gland, in the pigeon shooting
| match Al New Market.