Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-05
do Gelegrapb.
ARRIVAL of the America.

New YoRK, Nov. 4.-The steamer America
| has arrived at Halifax, with Liverpool adj
vices of the ed October.
| Cotton sales of the week SO 900 bales Of
| which spectators took 2 500. and exporters
5000 bales. Middling qualities improved
| and closed with an advancing tendency for
clear descriptions. Sales Friday 5000 bales
| Of which SPECTATORS and exporters took
1 1900 bales, closing steady; Orleans Fair II;
middling SIG; Mobile Fair u; middling a;
Upland Fair i, midding 1l-16. Manches-
ter advices are unfavorable being slow of
sale, but prices are unchanged. Breadstuffs
dull. Provisions quiet. Consols 96(996s.
HAvRE.-Colton sales of the week $500
bales. All qualities considerable advanced
| New Orleans Tres Ordiuaire lis francs.
Bullion in the Bnnk of England decreas-
ed 900 pounds. Money slightly more
/ stringent but abundant. s.Gs
The departure of Great Eastern is post
poned sine die, probably not this season.
The details OF the Zurich treaty were am
plifcaliOns of the Villafranca agreement
The rights of the Grand Dukes are reserv-
ed
Spain is dissatisfied with Morrocco's offer
and war is considered iminent
The Sandman Government has Issued a
| decree for loan of one hundred million
francs.
The Zurich treaty requires exchanges of
railncatlons OF the peace treaty within fifteen
days.
The Paris PAYS intimates that Naples.
Spain, Portugal, and Sweden will not be
members of the projected Congress
The London Times, Post, and Herald are
| averse to England's joining it. The Post re-
CARDS the Italian complication as very seri-
Gus and the situatian of Napoleon very en-
barrassing, and thinks it certain that Rom
agna viii be attacked by the Papal troops,
| and that at the first menace of armed inter
| vention in the Dnchies. Garibaldi's troops
will eradicate every vestige of Papal rule.
The Electricians are experimenting at
| Valentia with some encouraging results
1t is reported at Paris that the Emperor
refused an audience to deputation from
Bologna. but granted one to population from
the Duchies.
The English Journals continue to draw at
tention TO the immense naval ornaments OF
France. particularly at Toulon where twenty
two large ships are Constructing. -
Nothing is known about the projected
Frencb-China expedition.
| Ii is reported that General Valiant sug-
gested to Napoleon the occupation of the
Duchies by the French troops to prevent q
civil war.
Piedmont is excited about the conditions
OF the Zurich treaty.
1t is reported at Turin that Neapolitan
|
A Piedmontese squadron had been ordered
into the Adriatic.
There is unconfrmed rumor of revo-
lutionary movement at Palermo and l5O
rebels killed
NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Evening.-Cotton
steady : sales 1900 bales. Flour dnll-
sales II 500 bbls. Corn frm-sales 1900
bushels. Yellow 03. Mess pork Is 25a
| Is 80. Sugar firm; advanced a; Orleans
53a8; MuscovadO 6a74
LIVERPOOL, Oct II. = COttou-Stock al
Liverpool $1,000 bales, OF which 81 200 bales
| are American.
HANRE--Bus l05f Stock A 900 bales.
A Zurich telegram gives the points of the
treaty OF peace which has been signed. Aus
tria surrenders Lumbardy except Mantus
and PesehIera To the frontier lines 10 France
France recedes it to Piedmont. The posses
sions acquired in Lonbardy to be paid by
the new government Piedmont to pay Aus
tria forty million forms, and to assum,
three tfths OF the debt of Monte Lombard
and Venetla. making the debt transferred t.
Sardinia 25O,000,000 francs. The two EN-
perOrs assist To form confederation of al
the Italian States. Veneta under Austrian
rule form part Of the confederation. Coun
Colleredo was attacked by apoplexy on tn,
2lst, which will probably prove fatal.