Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11
pp Gelfgrapb.
Later from EurOpe-Arrfval OF the
Africa.

Africa.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The steamer Africa
arrived at New York to-day with Liverpool
advices of the 25th
The steamer Arago's advices reached Liver
pool on the 23d.
Sales of the week (only days, the market
closing on the 23d for holidays AZ, 900 bales.
of which Spectators took $780, and expor-
tiers 1000 bales.
The AragO's news caused decline of 1-16
at, particularly on uplands and Mobile.
Market closing dull. Holders offering freely
but showing no disposition to press sales.
Orleans fair IT; middling 1916. Some
circulars say quotations are barely maintain
ed, prices being easier, but quotations I'M
changed.
Manchester advices are favorable market
firm with larger orders on hand. New Or
leans tres ordinaire at Havre 104f with de-
cling tendency. Breadst1ffs steady but quiet.
Provisions dull. Lard firm.
Consols 965C997. Money market general
ly unchanged with good demand.
The ship Isaac Wright with 300 passengers
bound for New York was burnt in the Mersey
river All the passengers were rescued.
Later from India and China unimportant.
The Chinese tariff negotiations are finished.
DEMONSTRATION firm with large Or
ders for goods.
Richardson, Spence q Co., say there has
been no regular market since Tuesday
Flour dull aud nominal. Southern white
Wheat 6s6d(d7 s3d. Corn dull Yellow and
mixed neglected; small sales of white at 3l(1
32s. Beef dull. holders are pressing on the
market. Bacon steady but quotations are
barely maintained. Lard quiet but firm at
54s3d0155s2d.
DEMONSTRATION in the bank has increased
Gl25, 900. Money active but unchanged. In
American stocks there is an average business
without quotable change.
NEW YORK Jan. l0-The American bark
Celcstia, from Malaga to Messina, arrived at
Gibralter on the fourth, with the loss OF her
bowsprIt and most of her rigging, by a col
lsIOn with the steamship Great Britain,
bound for Australia.
The American bark Southerncr, from New
York to Marseilles. arrived at Gibralter. hav
ing picked up, in latitude 81 deg. 30 min.
longitude 40 deg. 10 min. the master and five
of the crew of the American bark Kate
Wheeler from Genoa to Boston, which was
abandoned at sea in consequence of leak.
The rest of the crew were taken up by
British bark bound for Bombay.
The Indian Empire, of the Galway line, is
to he sold as unfit for service.
The London Times draws attention to the
preponderance of foreign over domestic
matters, and the quarlesOme tone of Buch-
anans message. and considers it remarkable
that the United States should have cdSus 6eih
againts almost every state from the Gulf to
Cape Horn, and asks whether it is possible
that the weaker party can always be the
aggressor.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Mctcalfe Il Co.
Distilers at Westham, near London, have
suspended; liabilities 81. 900 pounds.
Lieut. higgins arrested for an assault
on Alderman SOlOmOns.
The investigation against the parties
arrested in the county OF Cork, is progressing
privately.
A young lady near Clonmel has been ar
rested for writing seditious letters.
The electric Gable communication between
Malta and Cagliori is suspended.
RiotUus demonstrations were made between
the military and militia at Woolwich, but
nothing serious.
The result of Montalembcrt's appeal is
considered a triumph against the Government.
because the accused is not liable to exile
under the law of suspicion.
Hippolyte Regnault, the journalist, died at
Paris.
The Societe Commercials ct Industriale
begins operations with sixty million francs of
which forty million is already paid in. Ii has
no connection with the credit Mobilier.