Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-04
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New YoRx, Oct. 2.--The Coroner's Jury,
on the Great Eastern accidents, returned
verdict of accidental death.
James Stevens, Professor of Modern History
at Cambridge in dead.
Sir Hugh H. Rose, succeeds Lord Clyde as
commandment the Indian army at the close of
the year.
Gen. Mansfield is to be commander in chief
of the Bombay army.
The Independence Beige says that Lord
Cowley and Count Walewski have been com
missioned to arrange the basis for cooperation
between England and France in the prosecu-
tion of the Chinese war.
Three 81 gun ships are under orders for
foreign service at Portsmouth.
Four gun boats are preparing for China.
The utmost activity prevails at Woolwich
and elsewhere in getting ammunition. &C., &c.
English funds had slightly iuctuated but
closed very firm with an advancing tendency.
Money was abundant and in moderate de-
mand at q. Gold was flowing into the,
bank in large quantities from the heavy
rivals from America and Australia.
ST.. PETERsBURG.--J. B. Kempe, tallow
speculator has failed. He will pay from
from 40 to so per cent.
FRANCE.-Camp Chalons has suddenly been
broken up. Paris correspondent says
there is possibility of settlement of the
The Constitutional edi orally requests
England to side with France on the Italian
question, and extricate Napoleon from his
Villafranca difficulties.
ship OF line to be steel plated called the
Magenta and to be the largest in the French
Navy. is building at Brest.
The French Press laws will not be modified
as reported.
France will cooperate with Spain against
the Moors.
There are rumors of a Ministerial crisis
including the retirement of the Duke of Pa
d0re from the ministry of the Interior and
Chasselop, and Lambert from that of Algeria.
There Is no improvement in French Com
mcrcial matters.
The harvest is twenty per cent. less pro-
ductive than last year.
Flour and wheat are slightly advanced
Silk is stagnant.
At Lyons trade is better under American
orders
The vintage is satisfactory.
The Forts at Bay st. Malmo and Cancal
are he armed.
A plan has heen prepared for arming the
coast from Antwerp to Port V'.nders.
The French ourposts on The frontiers of
Morocco have several times been freely at
tacktd by the natives who were repulsed
The Government of Morocco is not impli-
Gated.
The Paris Bourse was firm at 68 francs 95
centimes.
The Government of Tuscany has threaten
ed to sequester the property of the Grand
Duke unless he evacuates within three days
The Papal Government expresses satisfac-
ton with the recent Monltelr article on Italian
aft irs.
NAPLEs.--Filanjcri has resigned the Presi
! dency of the Council.
Gar'baldi has issued letter acknowledge.
| ing his admiration of the patriotic conduct Of
Italian Tirnl dnrIng the war
Tn. Vienna G0zeae publishes a decree rails.
| ing the siege in Venice.
Same OF The Spanish journals say that Gen
| Serene will be Captain General Of Cuba, Vice
| Concha.
The Russian capture of Schamyl is con.
| irmsd
TURKEY.-The Pasha of Albania and two
hundr Others have been arrested for con
| spiracy against the Sultan.
1NDIA.-The House of Delphi has been de
priv forever Of all titular distinction and
| priv leges.
COCHIN CHrNA-The French Admiral ha.
co"cludtd treaty with the Aramese.
Large sales of goods at Hong Kong and
Shanghai indicate no further complication il
| political matters.
| DISQUALIFICATION is higher.
The excitement in Punjaub against the
| MahOmm dams has subsidized.
Sailed tor New Orl ans from Deal on thu
18th. Saganire and c. A. Morrison; from Liv
erpo"l on the 18th, Ocean Romp and Yorick
| LoNDoN-Illinois Central Railroad bonds
400 discount. New York Central z per cents
-924.
LIVERPOOL, September 21.-Noon-Cottor
steady. with a better feeling in the marke
and an improved demand; estimated sales to
day 5000 bales.
| LONDON. SPIT. 2l.-Consols for none,
closed at 95s(9953; for account 952.