Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15
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Arrived.
NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Bohe-
milan has arrived at Portland with Liverpool
dates of the End inst. g a 90
The steamer Hungarian arrived out on the
first.
Cotton.-Sales of three days $4,000 bales,
OF which SPECTATORS and. exporters took
1000 bales: market firm; fair and middlipg
qualities were slightly dearer but closed
quiet owing to Bank rates being advanced to
4 per cent.
Manchester adyices favorable. The mar
ket was active but was checked by the adj
vance in Bank rates. Provisions dali.
Observation-Disclosures of two days
$4,000 bales of which spectators and ex-
porters took Z, 500 bales; market quiet; hold
ers offer freely but show no disposition to
press sales; quotations generally unchanged
but closed with an advancing tendency.
Consols 944. ~.. ~
The Paris Universe has been suppressed
The ship Edymond for New York was to-
tally destroyed by fire in the Mersey river.
She was about to sail.
The ship Armoral from Bristol for Savan-
nah Was abandoned at sea. Her crew was
saved.
New YORK, Feb. 14-The London Times
says: England has made proposals to the
United States relative to the San Juan affair
which may satisfy both countries.
The loss by the burning of the ship Ely
mond is 10000 pounds
Observation-Disclosures Spence d Co.
quote -four steady, 23a27s. Corn firm, yell
low Bis 6da33s.
LoNDoN.-Sugar firm. Money slightly
more stringent. Bullion in, the Bank has
decreased largely. Breadstuffs steady; pro-
visions quiet
The Prince of Orange is visiting Queen
Victoria. -
The immediate cause of the suppression Of
the Paris Universe was the publication of an
encyclical letter of the Pope to the Arch
bishops, stating why he declined to give up
ROmagra.
HAvRE.-Flour declined 1a2f. The Bourse
is greatly depressed and is franc lower
The panic is ascribed 10 breach between
the Emperor and the Pope. The Swiss Coun-
Gil expresses alarm at the possibility of the
annexation of Savoy aud Nice to France.
Annelli demands reinlOrcements.
There is likelihood that a state of seige
will be proclaimed shortly in Hungary aud
Venetia. In the course Of one day seven OF
fcers were wounded in Verona. The Cayal-
~ were ordered to cl ar the streets. At
tempts mere made to hoist a tri-colOred flag
at Chisggia, Portesco aud Palestriana. Nu'
merons arrests were made in Vienna for in
sulting persons in the streets. The authori-
ties of Venice have been intormtd that Aus
tria means to defend that place to the Ut
most. The death of Nena Sahib is regarded
almost certain.
Hone KoNG.-British and American Con-
suls are to be established at Swallow
The Germantown, Powhalton and Hartford
are at Hong Kong.
LoNDoN.-Bullion in the Bank has decreas-
ed $4,000 pounds.
The advance in Bank rates did not stop
the drain of gold.
in off ticlo nix no TO
wilt reach five per cent.
The pressure in expected to be sharp rather
| than permanent.
| MADRID.-A considerable Moorish force at
tackled the right wing of the Spanish army
| and were repuised. he Spanards then at
tackled the Moors and threw them into dis
order.
The loss of the Moors was 1000 and of the
| Spanards 200.
| military fusion is supposed to be accom-
| piished between Sardinia aud Central Italy.
| The Hungarian Protestant deputaiIou left
| Vienna without obtaining audience of the
| Emperor
A violent struggle is likely from the Hun.
| garians.
| ToULoN-The plated frigate Gloire has
| been ordered to SEA with tue utmost despatch
| Her destination is unknown.
From washsnnton.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. IA The Senate wa!
occupied yesterday with Frederick eulogies
Major Phelps from upper Mexico reports
| 500 men supposed to he robbers, calling
themselves Tacubayons are marching from
Durango on chihuahua.
Tue Governor of Chihuahua has sent to FL
| Paso for rifles.
1t is intimated that the United States
will interfere. The President is consider
| ing the subject.
| From California.
| New ORLEANS. Feb Awe have San Fran
cisco dates of the 231 by the Overland mail
The Federal District Court has decided il
favor of the United States in the case of the
| New Almaden quick silver mines. The Ques
| General. 1t is hoped he will dissolve tbs
injunction.
The new L. S. steamer Saranac made
successful trip to sea.
The new Governor recommends the Legis
| lature to take prompt war measures against
the hostile Indians.
The legislature of Washington Territory
passed resolutions endorsing Gen. Harvey
| course.
The civil war is renewed in Sonora.
| The Governor OF Texas has issued patents
for public lands granted to the Southern Pa.
| cific Railroad. The Legislature has changed
| its name to the Atlantic aud Pacific company
The Mississippi legislature passed resoIn.
| tons commencing the road TO the attention
of Congress.
| Markets.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 14-Cotton, sales to.
day 500 bales. Declined 1; middling l0sa
| IL. Sales of three days 10000 bales. Re,
ceipts of three days $500 bales against
$4,000 bales during the corresponding time
last year. Receipts at this pert ahead OF
last year 30S,000 bales. At all Southern
ports 545, 500 bales. Sugar firm 6ai7s; mo-
lasses 39d4l Flour quiet 6.50t6,75. Corr
has declining tendency, 72ias5. Exchange
on London 7tas, with bills Of lading tt7
New York sixty days l2s24 discount; sigh
sat discount Freights unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l4.-Mess port 1850.
1775. Lard l04al0s. Flour dull sales so
bbls at Sos. Whisky-salcs 500 bible 204s
2Os. Sugar 7aasa. Molasses 43. Corn dui
So 55.