Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-28
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New YORK, August 26.-The steamship
Vanderbilt arrived at l O'Clock from South
ampton, with dafest TO the eveniHg Of the 18th,
and $50 passengers. News mainly anticipa-
ted.
A resolution for raising three millions of
pounds for India, was agreed to in the House
OF Commons.
Political distrust prevails in Paris on the
Syrian and Italian questions. 81
The Neapelitan Parliament elections COM
mence on the 18th. ~ #z
Refugees were preferred by the electors
who openly declare for the annexation OF Ma
Piles 10 Piedmont.
Naples telegram states that the Garibal-
dams attempted to land and were repulsed.
Only 200 succeeded in landing. and We're pur-
sued into the interior.
Rome was tranquil, but fearing the
drought expectation of corn was prohibited.
1t was Prince Damello who was assassinated
at Montenegro.
Thirty millions of reals of the Morocco
indemnity had arrived at Madrid.
The hop crop in many districts OF England
was total failure owing to the uagenial
weather.
Chinese advices say that Sou Chow was
sacked and burned. The Imperial troops are
said to have joined the rebels.
John Wilde d Sons. silk manufacturers OF
their London agent, for e700.
GENOA, Is The papers publish dispatches
announcing the unopposed Decentralization OF
Garibaldi near Reggie on the night OF the
10th. The same despatch report the evacua-
ton of Scylla by the Neapolitans, bat the re-
port OF both is doubted.
1t was expected that Austria would have
to abandon the idea of possessing Venetia is
guaranteed by Germany.
Garibaldi expected TO attack Venice.
Austria will maintain the conflict alone
against all Italy.
Prussia will remain neutral, while other
powers do not interfere.
The material at the Austrian arsenel at
Venice is being transported to Palo.
The steamer VelocA had entered Castella-
mare at midnight on the 18th a2d fired
several cannon shots.
Monarch returned without producing any
result. -sa. re- -..s
TRIESTE, Wednesday.--It is believed that
Garibaldi intends to attack Austria not on
the Veretian, but on the Croatian coast by
attempting Decentralization at Freime.
The Austrian authorities believe that he
will first endeai or to provoke revolution
IN Croatia and Hungary before proceeding
to Venetia.
All the coasts were vigorously watched
by the Imperial cruisers.
GENOA, l5th.---The Grand Duchess Annie
of Russia, sister OF King Leopold, died to-
day at Berne.
Death of Capt. Ogden.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-Capt. Ogden of the
May died Saturday. ~
The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times says that Austria has 100000 men in
Veuetia.
The same letter says that the Neapolitan
Government has decided TO postpone the
Parliamentary elections indefinitely.
Douglas was enthusiastically received at
Norfolk. In answer to question, be said, Il
think the President of the United States
should treat all attempts to break up the
Union by resistance to its laws as Old Hicbo-
~ treated the Nullifiers in the plot of 1882"
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-Flour steady; sales
1000 bbls. at A 55a4 20; Whisky Is; Pro-
visions nominal; Corn 40; Oats %.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 27.-The Express with
San Francisco dates of the 18th has arrived
The San Francisco Herald has changed
editors, aud comes out for Breckenridge.
The Nation, new Douglas paper and The
Constitution. supporting Bell and Everett
have been started.
Politics IS ovciting in Oregon. but there is
nothin a, :, 80 - the strength of the parties.
The Union Hotel and several other build
ings were burned at Sacramento on the 18th.
Markets by Telegraph.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-Cotton active; sales
to-day 1900 bales, middling upland 105a11;
-four advanced 10c, sales 10000 bbls 5, 35a
$40; wheat advanced 1a2c; cora dull; sales
$500 bushels 622a69; mess pork firm, 19. 25a-
1871; lard dull; sales $50 bbls 124a13t;
molasses, Cuba Museovado "a; sugar dull;
fair refining 81; Cuba t2a65; coffee, st. Do
| mingo 124al3.
Epars. Ionfs
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-The river is falling
slowly. There il considerable excitement in
Hancock ILL.,, at the prospect of the Mormons
under Joe Smith. Jr., returning to Nauvoo.
A meeting of citizens was held at Carthage
and it was resolved that they should not re-
turn. - .
The Prince of wales.
MONTREAL, Aug. 27.--The Prince of Wales
laid the corner stone of the Victoria Bridge
on Saturday. His proposes throughout Can
ada is attended with great enthusiasm.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 27.-The Denver City ex-
press, of the 2lst, has arrived. Business was
reviving.
The excitement continues with regard TO
the Tarryall silver mines. The ore is assay
ing from 5000 TO S1,700 per ton.
INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 27.-The Santa Fe
mail of the l4th, has arrived. The Fifth In
fantry, en- route TOR Fort De France, arrived
on the 11th. Bent's death is cOntradcted.
No Indians were seen. The Leavenworth
Smoky Hill expedition had arrived safely at
Colorado City.