Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
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| dates of FEBRUARY 4th-
| The Europa has arrived at Queenstown
| Estimated cotton sales to-day $1,000 bales
| of which spectators took 900 bales, closing
buoyant with an advancing tendency. Bread
stuffs quiet. Provisions quiet.
| LoSDoS.-Consols 94sa94a.
Bullion in the Bank has decreased GIG 500
| pounds during the week
HAyRE.-Cotton steady; sales of the week
| $500 bales; New Orleans Tres Ordinaire
| 105f Bas 99f; Stock at Havre 121 900 bales.
1t is rumored that Chalons Camp will be
established.
French funds are higher.
The army will be considerably reduced.
An ARRAY occurred at Ancona between the
Papal troops and the Gen d'Arms. Three
hundred OF the former were arrested, inclu-
ding forty wounded.
The Mazzini party is active at Rome.
kossuth is supposed to have gone to Hun
gary.
The Hungarian Protection Association say
that Hungary will detach herself from Aus
tria on the first opportunity.
1t is said that Austria Is sending more
troops to Tyrol, Venice and Hungary.
1t is said that England and France are
about to Summon Austria to surrender Vene-
tia and accept snch indemnity as Italy is
ready to offer.
Another Spanish corps under Concha is
The bulk of the Moorish army have not
yet been engaged. They are waiting for a
great battle in the interior.
The Patrie denies that the French troops
are about to depart from Rome. it also says
the annexation question is subordinate to
universal suffrage, rthe early application
whereof will positively make known the state
of public opinion in Italy.
Rentes on the Sd were 61fS5c. The French
army is to be considerably reduced. The
policy of Napoleon is more than ever towards
peace.
LoNDoN-The drain of gold is abating-
The demand for silver for the East has di-
minished. Continent exchanges are finer
The discount market rates slightly exceed
four per cent.
Several Paris journals consider Savoy the
same as annexed
The Paris contingent of 1859 will be re-
duced from l40, 900 to 100000.
TURIN.-The SardiniaD officers have left
for Bologne to organize an army.
Arrests continue at Venice TO an alarming
extent
The London Post says that Austria has
given up all hopes of retrieving her infiu-
ence in Italy.
The stubbOrnness of the Pope bids fair to
deprive him of his temperatures Our poll
cy now is no foreign Intervention but Italy
Tor the Italians.
The Tuscan Moniteur publishes a decree
revoking the convention between Leopold
and the court of Rome in 1872.
The Turnin journals say they see no harm
in the annexation of Savoy to France. -
Clare d Sons quote cotton firm. Ameri-
can much sought after the turn favoring
sellers. Imports of the week 70 900 bales
Known to be at sea POS, 900 bales against
100000 bales last years,
Stotterfoht says sound well stapled.-
American cotton is much sought after and
bria7s full prices other descriptions are
heavier.
Richardson, Spence & Co., says in some
instances there is an advance of lilo. On
Saturday good stapled Orleans above mid.
ding was in request at extreme rates; mid
ding Orleans 1916; middling Mobile 81
middling upland 9-l6.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-It is proposed that
the POslmaters throughout the Union make a
special effort to get subscriptions for the
Washington National Monument. Editors
are requested to call attention thereto.
From Brownsville.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, February 9.-Impor-
| tant unpublished disclosures have been made
as to the completely of Mexican authority
with Cortinas, which it is believed will decide
| the question OF war.
California Overland Mail.
MAILOY's STATION, Feb. S-The Califor.
| MIA Overland Mail of the 26th has passed
| here. The movement is progressing tor Tho
removal of the seat of government from Sac
ramento to San Francisco Accounts from
| the Similkamer mines continue exciting. Cal
| ifOrIia markets unchanged.
| NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l8.-Cotton sales g..
| 900 bales; quotations unchanged; sugar steady
| 64a7t; molasses 3Sa39s; -four 6,55; lard 10a
| freights and exchange unchanged.
| OCEAN Belle, Pacific, aud Hull, from New
York; Jno. Nj. Mayo and bark White Sea
| from Boston.
From chihuahua.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. IS.--Advices from China.
hua report that the American and Foreign
| population have been expelled from the
country, ana their property coniscated.
The Liberals were defeated on the Plains
of Taiamantes OF the 18th
The Americans left tue Capitol leaving a
million dollars of treasure to the marcy of the
robbers.
Cajon with 200 men is marching on the
Capitol
| The Liberals are friendly to the Americans
but are unable to protect them.
The Church party has united with the Des
paradoes-
From Havana.
New ORLEANS. Feb. ls.-The steamer Ha
| bana has arrived with Havana dates of the
| fifteenth.
Business was dull.
Sugar was firm 91a9a; stock 40, 900 boxe'
against 5000 boxes last year; sterling ex
change l3i; New YORK Exchange q; freight,
dull.
| The ship Union from New York for New
| Orleans was totally wrecked on Ginger
| Bread shoals on the second. Her cargo wa
| mostly saved in a damaged condition. Her
crew aud thirteen passengers were saved auC
taken to Nassau. The wreckers stripped bel
and burned the hull.
The ship Ashland from Boston for New
| Orleans with cargo OF ice was wrecked OF
the second. on Litt lsaacs. Tue wreckers sayeG
| her rigging and sails. The crew were saved
Lane Conviction.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is.-Lane the defaultinl
| teller OF the Fulton Bank has been convicted
Departed.
1 NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-The steamer City O
! Washington sailed for Liverpool to-day Sh'
took $50 900 specie, and New Orleans mali
OF the llth, and kilograms OF the 18th.
New York Items.
NEw YoRK. Feb. 1s-The Arabia's mail
leave here tonight for the South.
Nav YORK. Feb. ls.-Dr. Todd an eminen
i phy stefan aud psychologist, is dead.
NEw YORK. Feb. Is-The Atlantic an,
+ Pacific Mail Companies have nearly arranges
a consolidation. Ii is believed passenger !.
fares will be materially advanced.
Arrived.
NEW YoRK, Feb. ls.-The steamer Borus
STA from Hamburg bias arrived with dates %
{ February 4th.
wilkes. editor OF the Spirit of the Time
has gone TO Europe.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. lS.--The river Is sta
tionary with ] feet 3 inches water In u.
canal.
Markets.