Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
From PhIIadelphIa.

me BALTIMORE q ONO f-Saiifodu OIL was
slightly amended and passed.
Davis concluded to serve on the Committee
of SO.
From philadelphia.
PHnLADELpa1A. Dec. 20.-W. Il. Conklin
denies that the President sent him the letter
whereof the substance was teiegraphed yes
terday from the New York Times
The Heraldis correspondent says that
Thurlow Weed and others had an interview
with Lincola at Springfield. Ill. and return
to Washington with a modified programme
to submit to the Republicans.
Foreign.
New York. Dee. 20-The Emperor of
Austria is about to aunul the concordat with
Rome.
The Car of Russia emancipates all the
serfs by decree on the 1st of January.
New YORK Dec. 2l.-The steamer Fulton
arrived at Cape Race this morning, with
Liverpool dates of the 18th.
Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday $4,000
bales, of which SPECTATORS and exporters took
5000 bales. Market generally unchanged,
closing quiet but steady.
Manchester adyices are unfavorable. For
yarns prices were easier but quotations un-
changed. Cloths were very dull. Bread
stuffs active. Flour advanced CALI pence;
wheat advanced la3d; corn advanced Cd; pro-
visions dull; Consols 92sas24 for account.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived ont
on the llth.
The Fulton has 5000, 900 specie.
The City of Manchester sailed with 1900
pounds sterling.
News unimportant.
DEMONSTRATIONS securities and Rail-
ways are fat.
Breadstaffs steady; all qualities slightly
advanced. Sagur dull Coffee steady.
LTvERPooL.-Sugar quiet.
Emmanuel returns to Naples on the 9TH.
The Sardinians await the fall of Gaeta be-
fore they demanding the surrender of Mes
sina Citadel.
Danubian principaiities and Perth are agi-
tated.
The Austrian ministerial crisis is over.
Pekin surrendered to the allies on the 18Th
of October. The allies forces will winter
there.
A new rebellion has broken out in Shang-
hal.
Batavian affairs are improving.
Prom New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-There are general
demonstrations of joy at the secession of
South Carolina. lU0 guns were fired, and
the Pelican flag uniurled. ImDromptu speech
es were made by leading citizens.
Marseilles polkas are the only airs played.
The bust of Calhoun was exhibited. and
decorated with a eOckade.
From Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2l.-Fifteen guns were fred
and an enthusiastic meeting held to ratiiy
the secession OF South Carolina. The Ava
lanc1e Office and other buildings are illumi-
mated.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 21.--The river is rising,
Wi I'll mir ho
canal.
From Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Dec, 21.-Cuching arrived,
and remaiued five hours, when he left for
Washington.
The Convention opened at noon by pray
er to God to unite the people in the forma-
ton OF Southern Confederacy. A report
was made amending the Constitution of South
Carolina. The Convention went into secret
session-all but members being excluded.
From New York.
NEw York, Dec. 81.
The Times Washington correspondence
says that Anderson has been ordered to sur
render Fort Moltrie if attacked.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Dec 2I--Cotton dull; sales
to-day $500 bales; middling l04 l103; sales
OF the week $500 oales; receipts of the
week 81 500 bales, against 104 900 bales dur
ing the corresponding time last year; total
receipts at this port less than at the same
time last year 10 500 bales; at all Southern
ports 3Sl, 900 bales; exports of the week
az 600 bales; total exports OF the season
GIG 500 bales; stock at New Orleans 326, 900
bales. Molasses 2la231. Corn 57a65 Cot
fee steady; sales of the week 10 25e bags, at
1Oa1la; imports OF the week 24.0oO bags;
stock at New Orleans $500 bags, agains.
$4,000 bags at the same time last year.
Freight to Liverpool 17-32a9l6.