Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
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NEW YORK. June 4-The steamer Nova
Scotian has arrived at Farther Point. She
sailed from Liverpool Oh the 23I with the
City OF Baltimore. but brings one day later
news. via Telegraph to Queenstown.
Cotton -ales of Two days 10 COO bales, clos
ing dull. Breadstuffs dull. Wheat firm
Provisions dull. COusols lor money est. Tor
accounts 95s. Bank rats have been reduced
to per cent.
The North Briton had arrived out
The statement of the route of Garibaldi
per the Arabia is untrue.
The bill repe ling the paper duty was re-
jected by the House of Lord-.
The Neapoitans have abandoned the pro-
vinces OF p lermo and Trappani.
The Palermo province is full OF insurrec
ton.
Six thousand Sicilians have joined Carl
baldi.
Austria. Russia and England have agreed
to maintain the integrity of Turkey.
A llockad OF the Northern Chinese ports
has been established.
concentration Of Russian troops on the
PrIth is denied.
In the Derby race. Thormanhy stood first,
Wizard second. and Horrow third. Another
account says Umpire was sixth. but that he
run under protest on account OF age. Thirty
horses ran.
A battalion ofPoutifical Chasseurs fred on
each other by mistake on account OF the dark
ness OF the night.
1t is rumored that the treaty OF Zurich
been approved in the Sandman chambers.
ROHE.-The artillery has left for the from
tiers. The Papal troops will go sooD. The
Peasantry ask for arms.
Albert Smith is Dead.
LoSDoN.-Austria and Spain will not in
terfere in the affairs of Sicily. The rumor
that the Russian Ambassador protested a.
gainst Garibaldi's expedition is untrue.
The French army will be augmented 100.-
900 next month.
PAHIs.-There was a panic last week
10 the Commercial world on account OF the
obscurity OF political affairs.
The Neapolitan troops have returned to
Palermo.
The fight at Calata i, not considered de
cesive, although it is reported GaribalGfs
forces were routed at the point OF The bavo-
net. and two Neapolitan columns ol 1000
each we're sent to pursue the insurgents.
Naples complains bitterly OF The Piednon-
te=e allowing the enrolment of volunteers for
Sicily.
Sardinia says this accusation Is false
Garibaldi was at Aleamo on the 18th. IL
is supposed he would laDd in Calabria on the
10th.
A fight occurred at Luoppo. in which the
Royal troops were repulsed.
Palermo is in a state of siege. Bands of
insurgents are marching on Palermo.
1t is believed that Palermo will shortly he
evacuated by the Royal troops.
Garibaldi's lroops are entr2u chei semi
circuiarly around Palermo.
The Neapolitan troops and functiouarics
are discouraged.
HoNG KoNG-Bruce viii receive an answer
from the Emperor on the 10th ofApril
The whole army will be ready to move by
the 18th.
There are rumors of concentration OF Rus
Sea.
A great number of armed Russian mer-
! cbantrnen are collected at Nicholareff
NAPLEs-On the 23i the Rebels encampe,l
a, SIN MARITIME were beaten twice and driven
| from Partinico with consid -rable loss. inc n
ding one of their leaders. The Royal troops
took the heights.
| On the Il battalion OF Royal Chasseuts
attacked and dispersed the insurgents, 12s
| Rebels were kill d.
The revolution is making no progress Ma
| poleon il dissatisfied with Sardenia because
| she sold the Crown lands which should revert
| to France.
! Gen. Lamorciere is prohibited from attack
| ing the Piedmontese or assisting Naples.
The ships z tland. Carrabeck. Emily. Au-
| gusta and j. W. Paine arrived at Liverpool
from New Orleans
Prom Washington,
WASHINGTON, June 4.-SESArE- Wilson's
resolution was adopted, asking the Secretary
of Slate for copies OF the correspond enee re-
| laiive TO the arrest of Farther Lsnsea aboard
an American ss~ei at Palermo through the
| agency of our Consul.
The H1umas grant bill was taken up and
! postponed till tomorrow.
The Kansas bill was taken up. Sam er
made speech.
The House non-eoncurred with the Senate
on the Posiofice deficiency bill
Several bills were reported.
The Indians.
ST. LoUI=. June 4.-Arzona reports show
that the Indians are troublesome. They are
attacking the trains. killing she people and
stealing the mules along the mail route.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. June 4.-The river IL falling.
with feet 3 inches water in the Canal
There was . violent bat brief sioSm OF
wind aud rain this afternoon.
Markets.
CISctSSATI. June 4.-FIoar very dull.
Whisky 11sals. Oats dull, 10. CorE steady,
Al.
Nav YoxK. June 4-Costea duil. sales 3.
600 bales: Aidaliug Upland HALL. Flour
| steady, sales Il 500 bbls. 5 a5a5 80. Wheat
elcsed with an advancing tendency advanced
one cent Cora hEza. sales 5000 basheis
64aso. Mess Pork dull, sales $50 hAls. :
/ Goals. Lard sales $50 bbis.. Halt
hardware at Cost.
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