Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-11
arrival of the steamer arabia,

NEW YORK March 10.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates
of the 18th. .
Cotton, sales of the week $4,000 bales, of
which Spectators took $500 and exporters
took 5000 bales. The market opened with
decline of 1-169a oniaccount of the Kanga-
roofs news aud warlike rumors from the Con-
tineut.
Sales Friday and Saturday 1000 bales,
each day closing with an advance of l-l6C6s
owing To more pacific assurances. Orleans
fair u; middling 7. Mobile fair II; middling
Ct. Upland fair Z; middling ll-l6. Bread
stuffs dull. Money decidedly more strin-
gent
Lord Cowley has gone on a peace mission
to Vienna.
Lord Cowley has gone on special mission
of Cancellation to VIENNA.
The Minister announced in Parliament, FRI
day that he had reason to hope that the Aus
trian and French troops would soon evacuate
Rome. These facts gave strong hopes Of
peace, Notwithstanding the warlIke rumors.
The Paris BourSe advanced L, but was sub
seqnently nearly all lost.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have
held several meetings. The Government Of
fered t. guarantee eight per cent on six hun
dred thousand, on certain conditions, which
did not transpire. The Government offered
a subsidy of three thousand pounds per
Lord Lyons sailed for New York on the
22dd.
HOUSE OF CoMMoNs.-Lord Palmerston call
ed attention to the state of Europe, with
view of asking whether the Government
cOuld declare peace to probably remain unin-
terrupted.
DIeraeli expressed his conviction that the
Great Powers did not wish TO disturb the set
Element of 1915, though Italian affairs excl
1 Al fg.. fhuT-Taa q
tiers, and clos d by appealing to the House 10
postpone discussion, and trust to the Govern
mrnt to preserve the pace of Europe. Dur
ing the discussion of the navy estimates.
Sir Charles Napier said the French had COM
mand of the English Channel and Mcdterra-
mean Sir S. Pdckington denied this. The
number of men asked for the navy was
promptly voted.
FRANCE.-It is reported that orders to pre-
pare for campaign were given by the EN-
perOr, Immediately after his return from
Compeign.
a war office circular has been directed to
the troops to be trained to fore marches
and night bvOuac. All the military sur
geOns have been ordered to join the corps.
Immense quantities Of lint has been sent to
Lyons.
A letter from Genoa says France has taken
up seven transports to hold themselves in
readiness al that port.
The Paris BOu.Se advanced % per cent.
under the news of Lord Cowboys pacific
mission.
The London Times Vienna correspondent
says that Count Buol still believes i'll peace
but the Emperor, thinking differently, is pre-
pairing Tor u vigorous defence OF the Italian
States.
Cotton, the decline on upland was and
on Orleans and middling lie. Market dull
but steady. Stock at Liverpool IS, 90 alCs
IF which 32l 900 bales are America. Som,
circulars Say good Orleans unchanged.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-Clair q SOns's cir
cnar reports cotton having AN advancing
tendency. prices l-l6@5 higher than yester
day. Holders ask and some get II for mid
ding uplands.
HAvKE-Cotton buoyant at the commence
ment of the week, closed dull. Sales of the
week 5000. New Orleans tres ordinare ut
l0If
Richardson. Spence & Co. quote breadstuffs
dull. Flour dull. Wheat very dull south
EN- l9s(Gl9s So per GENITAL. Corn dull 5S l0d
(d6s I'd for yellow. Beef firm, advanced 25>.
Lard quiet, 62s lSugar steady and firm. Splr-
its of Turpentiue 39s 6d@40s I'd, closing at
Ais.
LONDON - Money market slightly easier.
Bullion in the bank of England, increased
100000 pounds.
SATURDAY-NOney decidedly more string
ent. Cousols for money closed at $50.
In the House Of Peers, Malmsbury said the
Government believe that the Austrian and
French troops would shortly evacuate the
Roman States.
The Austrian army in Italy will be placed
on war footing.
HANovER-Thc Second Chamber unani-
moGsly resolved, if necessary to repel attacks
on Austria and Germany.
1t Is reported that Napoleon is about to
visit the King Of Sardinia.
ENGLAND-Iu the House of Commons Sir
Charl,s Napier said that a few nights preyi-
Gus French war ship had anchored OIL
Spi thead, departing before morning, and
asked " neither the Admiralty knew the fact,
and whether it was done for the purpose Of
taking soundings Packington said he act
was known, but not the object; but thought
it was not ding unusual.
The PiedmOntese volunteers have with
drawn from the frontier of MOdena, and are
ordered to cOnflne I'll, mselves in the interior.
Three new forts will be constructed at
Vienna IN six weeks 5000 workmen are
employed.
The fermentation is Increasing at Milan.
TUKKEY.-More troops have gone to the
Danube. The Government is arming six
lrigates and prepar NJ numerous Transports,
destined, in event oil war, for ports on the
Adrutic.
RUssIA.--Russia is negotiating with
for loan of five millions.