Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24
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Forefgn.


NEW York, Feb. 22-The steamer Europa
arrived at Halifax this afternoon with Liver.
pool dates of the l1th of February
Cotton-Sales of The week "a, 900 bales, oil
which Spectators took 1890 bales. and ex-
porters $500 bales; the market opened ac-
tive with an advancing tendency. but closed
quiet: quotations generally unchanged, sales
Friday 1000 bales of which spectators and
exporters took 1,600 bales closing quiet but
steady.
The furlough granted to the French said
iers is suspended.
A Constantinople Telegram says great
change has taken place in the relations be
tween the French and Russian Ambassadors
since the departure of Tbouyenel.
The French charge has scarcely any inter
course with the Russian Ambassador who
has had frequent conference with the Aus
trian Internuncio.
Bulwer had several conference with Lalle-
mand
RoME-Genl Goyan expresses the hope
that the Carnival will pass off without dis
turbance.
The Chinese are strongly certifying Pekin
and the entrance to Peiho.
Ten thousand Tartar troops arr centered
near Peiho.
The British are preparing for campaign.
The European demand for japanese gold
in exchange checked trade there.
1t is confirmed that the French troops in
Italy have received orders TO be ready to
march at da, notice.
1t is supposed the occupation of Tuscany
is contemplated.
Piedmont continues to oppose the annexa-
ton of Savoy.
Austria rejects the principal propositions
of England for the settlement of the Italian
question.
1t is supposed that England will now re-
sumo mediation between Spain and Morocco.
NEW YORK, Feb. % -Cotton-stock at Liv-
erpool Gil 900 bales, of which AT 900 bales
are American; orleans fair 74d; orleans mid
ding 65j; mobile fair Id mobile middling
Il-16d; upland fair l-16: upland mid
ding gid. Manchester advices are favora
bic. Mai et firm with an increased demand.
HAvRE-Cotton-sales of the week 5000
baless, closing with an advancing tendency.
New Orleans tres ordinaire l06f; has loot.
Stock at Havre 10000. Breadstuffs firm;
corn-all qualities slightly advanced; provi-
sions steady; cOnsols $40 for money, aud 81
a94s for account Bullion in bank has in
creased e35, 900 pounds; money market gen.
orally unchanged, with good demand.
Arrived.
New York, Feb. 22.-The steamer Prince
Albert has arrived. Her dates are anticipa-
ted.
Sailed.
BosBoN Feb. 22-T6e. steamer Canada
sailed to-day for Liverpool She took no
specie.
Destructive Fire.
DANyILLE. Ky, Feb. 23-The principal por-
ton OF this place was destroyer uy fire
yesterday, Several squares comprising go
buildings are in ruins Loss S250-000..
Nothing Later from the Hungarian.
HALIFAX, Feb. 23.-There is nothing later
from the wrecked -of the Hungarian. A
heavy sea is running.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.- nCon-The river is
rising with 81 feet water in the Canal.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23-The river is stationa-
ry, with teet inches water in the CANAL.
Heavy Gale.
LoUIsvILLr, Feb. 23.-Ibere was a heavy
S .uth Westerly gale yesterday which unroOf-
ed several buildings. Frustrated ihe telegraph
lines and impeded railroad traias. 3;
Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Flour dull at SIS
Wheat firm; white l.3o. Corn firm; yellow
5sa53; white 52a53f Mess Pork firm al
1850. Lard in kegs 1l5all3. Hemp LIZA
LIS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 23- Cetton-sales to-
day 1900 bales; mddlIng I0sall;- sugar
6fm at 61a11; molasses 4Sa39; fOur quiet at
6 so; corn buoyant al 15aS0; provisions hrmi
prices sitter, but quotations Unchanged
Freights on cotton To Liverpool {; exchange
unchanged.
CINCINNATI Feb. 23-Provi@ions excessive
~ duli; Flour dull 2 5gA5 90; Sugar steady
II i84; Whisky-saIrs 100 ibis at 204; Coru
st ady 1919.
NEW York, Feb. % Cotton dull; sales
1900 bales; middhng upland 1T. Flour &C
i've; sales 5000 barrels a. 5.l0a5.25. Coru
firm; sales 5000 bushels at 79aS2. Lard
oil 50. Mes pork 1855 for old, and 1880
for new. Lard in barrels l0Sall4, i'll kegs
TT. Molasses 42a45. Sugar hrm, Orleans
at auction 554S1