Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

with being disunl0Hlst. ToombS gave Tue
lie to DOolitile, and the latter f1uog Il back
pr, dacng CONSERVATION, which hurried al
adjournment.
Mr. Harlan is reelected Senator from Iowa
Foreign.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Europa's mails
left this evening tor Sonih.
Hewitt's circular says there is no advance
in cotton. but more steadiness. The Great
Britain cotton imports for the year are 2,s09,-
coo bales, being an excess of $4,000 bales
over last year. The exports have increased
$4,000 bales, and the consumption 10000
bales. The year has been signally free from
speculative Influences. DULY 100000 bales
ere taken by spectators during tue year,
being the smallest since the year 1851.
The shipping list quotes cotton bHoyant-
sales OF days $500 bales; mddiing o. leans
liz: sugar steady; quotations; Orleans 7aS4a
TOBACCO in fair demand. quotations unchang
ed; nolasses dull: treights on cotton to LiY-
erpool 3-l6a4; sterling exchange sass.
Overland Wall.
MUIIoY,s STATION Jan. 1.-THE Califor-
MIA Overland Mail of the 10Th has passed
here.
SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.-Markets general
ly unehaged.
HoNoLULA, Jan. 6-ProvisioDs, cordage
cost, and are being shipped to Atlantic
ports. The whaling season shows product
of $4,000 bbls. sperH oil, 29.700 bbls- whale
oil. and 500 900 pounds of whalebone, exhib-
iting a great decrease.
LAHAINA-Eleyen seamen of the barque
Carryington have been committed to prison
for refusing to perform duty.
BE Nichols, British Consul General at
Honolu.a "a. died en- route for Bremen.
d., hos h
drawn their agency from the Sandwich Is
lands.
The ship Massachusetts, bound for Vancou-
yer's island with soldiers from San Juan, is
detained by ice.
Gholston's Washington Territory MESA &c
denounces the San Juan CONCESSIONS made
by Gen. Scott.
Counterfeit.
NEW YORK. Jan, l7-Counterfeit twentiCs
on the Bank of Troy, are in circulation.
wrecked.
The brig Exeter, from London, was cast
away on the Goth off Louella and Is total
loss. No lives were lost.
From brownsville.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IA Corpus Christa
letter states that Coriinas has recrossed the
Rio Grandc above Brownsville with 800 men
and is again tire ttening that city. There
are no troops at Brownsville.
ship Burned.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-THE ship Metaro
from New YORK. for Ca.laO, was burned at
Toboga on the 18Th, and is total loss.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 1.-THE river is rising
with 10 feet vale on the Falls.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. I6.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day 5000 bales; middling 10SaIOk. New
York ell Int exchange Tag discount. Others
unchanged.
Nav ORLEANS, Jan. l7.-Cotton firm: sales
to-day 1000 bales; advanced /; middling
lO3all; sales OF days $500 bales; +, ceipts
OF days $500 bales against 1880 bales
during the Corresponding time last year; re
ceipts al this port ahead of last year 363, 500
bales; ut ali Southern ports 336 900 bales.
Whisky 23al4 Mess Pork Is 90.
ARRIvED.-South Shore from PHILADELPHIA.
MiddlestX aud harks Amanda Slear aud
David Kimbls from Boston, Laura Russ from
New York; Maria Bartlett from Rockland,
john and Albert from Boston; Tarquin from
Montesiedo; Mont goinery, aud bark Delins
from Liverpool.
Cotton very firm-sales of 2 DAYS 1000
bales; mIddlng uplands lIaaIIt; -four very
dull; sales 5000 bbls at l5a5 IS; corn has
a declining tendency; salcs "a 900 bushels at
62aS4; mess pork-old 10 00al6 ia; new
IL 00a7 %; lard in bbls-sales $50 bbls. at
l04al0A; in kegs II; lard oil 90d95; molas-
ses-Orleans 5lk Havana sugar