Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
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Iater from Eurane.

/ Later from Europe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The steamer City @
Washington has arrived at Cape Race wit
Liverpool dates of the 11th. The steame
| Jnra had arrived OUT
Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday %, 00s
bales. Of which SPECTATORS and exporter
| took 1900 bales: market firm al extreme
prices. and closed with an advancing ten
| dency.
Manchester advices favorable. the marke
having an advancing tendency. Breadstuffs
all qualities slightly declined. Corn steady
Provisions dull. Consols 934.
| LATEST, Wennesday.-Cotton buoyant
sales to-day estimated at from $4,000 te
| 20 900 bales.
LATEST Liverpool, Thursday Cotton
bnoyant; probable sales to-day $4,000 to
$4,000 bales. at full prices. Breadstuffs firm
| but quiet Provisions dull.
The PiedmOntese have entered the Neapol-
itan territory. Some of the Neapolitans as
sisted Garabaldi in the battle.
MaZzini has left Naples.
LTTERPoOL.-Fiour dull, declined pence;
Wheat dull, declined Ia2 pence; Sugar and
Coffee firm; Linseed Oil Ais 6da3ls Cd.
LONDoN.-Money unchanged,
The details of the battle of Voltunno say
that the Neapolitans, 10000 strong, attacked
Garabaldi on the LIST under thick mist, and
temporarily drove pack the Garibaldians,
numbering $4,000. After desperate fight
OF an hours duration, Garabaldi being for
ward with pistol in hand cheering On his men,
the Neapolitans were broken, routed. and
pursued close to the walls of Capua.
A brigade OF Germans was cut off from the
main body of Neapoltans, and drigen to the
mountains. -t.+
The Garibaldians took 5000 prisoners.
1t is estimated that the Neapolitans had
5000 killed and wounded.
The Royalists made sortie from Capua to
rescue the German brigade which had been
cut of, hut were repulsed.
The King of Naples and brothers were
present at the battle.
A rumor is current that Capua had sur
rendered, AID another that the bombardment
thereof was progressing, neither of which is
confirmed.
The line of Voltarno is still strongly pro-
tected.
1t is said that the Neopolitans were pre-
pared to defend their positions
Garabaldi asked the King of SARDINIA to go
to Naples. and send him Il, 900 men immedi-
ately. t'.t
1t is reported that three of the Great Pow
ers protested the entry of the Sardinians
into Naples, at the request Of the Pro-dicta-
tor.
There is no change in the Papal States.
The Pope remained at Rome.
Gen. Lamociere returned to France.
The French had occupied numerous places
near Rome.
1t is reported that third division will be
sent from France to Rome.
The Paris Bourse is dull and depressed.
Rents 68fS0c.
Movements on a large scale are reported
in Austria. --
Advices from Pekin are to the LIST of July
-unmportant.
English funds are depressed by the heavy
exports of gold to France.
LONDON, 1Ith.-There is no change in
italian affairs.
rE Arrived.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 24,-The steamer Ten
nessee with Vera CruZe dates of the 21st,
has arrived. Minister McLane arrived out
on the 18th. The Savannah sailed for New
York on the 10th, and the Susquehanna for
Key West, on the same day.
The capture of Guadalajara is confirmed.
The sufferings of the people during the
seige. was intense. De Gillado was detected
in communication with the enemy, and or
dered to Vera Cruze for trial.
The British and Prussian Ministers have
gone to JAIL pa. TIE distress at the Capitol
is very great. 1t is reported that Pueblo has
been abandoned, and her garrison called into
Mexico. The health of Vera CruZe and the
squadron were excellent.
The steamer Tennessee brought $4,000
specie.
Mr.. Elger, Secretary OF the Legation to
Mexico came passenger on her.
Memphis Items.
MEMHHIs, Oct. 24.-The steamer Fred
Iron. bound from Memphis for Cincinnati,
with 1000 bales of cotton on board, sunk at
Island No. 10. The boat is total loss.
Henry A. Montgomery. Superintendent of
the Central Pacific Telegraph Company, has
successfully laid cable across the Mississip-
pi river at this point.
Douglas reception last night was enthusi-
astic. He addressed large assemblage this
morning.
Torch Light Procession.
New YORK, Oct. 23-The Union torch
light procession is very large, being estimat-
ed at 10000 people. There are various illu-
limitations on the route. Several delegations
of Minute Men, Everett Guards. &C. are
present from Philadelphia, Boston, and other
cities.
New York, Oct. 24.-The Steamer Africa
sailed to-day for Liverpool, taking only
1000 specie.
Markets by telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 24-Cotton sales to-
day I6 900 bales The steamers news caused
greater frmness. Middling 114a113. Mo-
lasses 4la42 Freights to Havre 15.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-Flour nominal; buy
ers offer A IS. Corn steady at 40a43. Oats
dull at 80 cents. Whisky sales 100 bbls. at
16b Mess Pork-Sales 500 bbls. at IL 81 ].
New YORK, Oct 24--Cotton firm; sales to-
day 500 bales; middling upland liz; -four
declined SC. Sales 10000 bbls 5,3Oa5 ,35;
whisky sales 700 bbls 224a23; wheat declined
Ia2 cents; corn sales 1880 bushels 69a75;
mess pork dull, sales $50 bbls l9,25a19 81 /;
lard quiet but steady, sales $50 bbls l25a13;
coffee firm at full prices; sugar steady sales
525 boxes Cuba 62a7.
There is a great panic in stocks, which de-
clined per cent.