Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
Foreign.

w. Hill. from Memphis foF Nes Orleans ex
ploded Wednesday night. killing 80 person.
aud scading from 40 to so.
| Foreign.
New YoRK. Ncv. 1.-The steamer Bohe
u,iaE has arrived at Fartheri Point. with Liy
erpool dates Of the 18th. -
Cotton-Sales of 5 days $4,000 bales; mar
| ket buoyant. r
The steamers news fiom the United State:
caused an advance of I on all qualities
Sales Friday 10000 bales. of which specu
lators and exporters took 5000 bales; closing
! firm. Orleans fair II; Orleans middlng CO
Mobile fair Il; Mobile niddling 81; Upland
| fair II; Upland middling 81; Stock at Liv-
| erpool 754. G50 bales, of which $50, 900 bales
! are American. BreadstUffs all qualities
| slightly advanced. Flour firm, advanced 6
! pence; Wheat advanced LAID; Corn, holders
demand AN advance; Provisions steady; Con-
soils 92s.
HAvRK. Oct. l7.-Cotton-Sales of the
week IL 600 bales; Market buoyant; advanc-
ed 2a3f. New Orleans TT es Ordinaire 96i
Bas S8f
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased
$4,000 pounds.
Money market slightly easier and unset
| tied.
Advices from Naples say that the latest at
tack by The Royal troops had been repuised
py UdTlUaiul.
The steamer Europa arrived bit Cape Race
this morning with Liverpool dates of the
GOTH
Cotton-Sales Saturday 10000 bales; clio
sing quiet bat steady; Breadstuffs steady;
Provisions quiet; Consols 92E.
The steamer Persip arrived at Liverpool on
the 2Oh.
NAPLES The departure of the Russian
Embassy from Turin is officially announced
The steamer Edinbnrg arrived out ON tn,
18th.
There was great rejoicing at Liverpool in
honor of the opening of splendid Tree IL
brary presented by Vim. Brown.
Times Paris correspondent sdys that the
departure OF the Popc's NuncO from Paris
was considered a forrrunner of the Pope's
quitting Rome. The pastoral circulars allo-
| cutions aud sermons d@nounce and all but
| implore divine vengeance on the invad rs of
| the Papal States, and by implications on the
| Emperor and the whole prelacy OF the coun-
| try around. The BOurse was firm and steady.
| Rentes GO 10c. Italian affairs are VIII lily
| unchanged. The Patfie says that as soon a.
! the annexation of Naples and Sicily to Sar-
| DINA is proclaimed. Garibaldi will resign
| all political authority and assume the fuDc-
| tions Of Commander in Chief of the land and
| sea forces of Southern Italy. He will ex-
clnsively occupy himself preparing tor war
next spring aud will make an appeal to all
| Europe to volunteer. Ii is confirmed. that a
| French merchantman landed with stores for
| GaIta has been captured by Garibaldi's ship.
| The Turin Gazette says that Prussia sim
ply made some remarks against the entry of
| Sandman troops into Naples and that Russia
made no communication. 1t is reported via
| Berlin, that the Russian Ambassador at Tu-
| rim has been recalled, and that the Sandman
Ambassador at St. Petersburg has received
| his passports. 1t is stated that Ia 900 Pied
| monteses troops have already .reached Naples
| by sea to march to Carserta to join those en-
| tering the Roman frontiers.
ENGLAND.-The weather is unsettled and
stormy.
A Gothic newspaper says the daughter of
Leingua, aged II. is the destined bride of the
Prince of Wales.
FRANCE.-Persigny has goD9 to Paris,
where he is summoned by the Emperor. 1t
is reported thet he will take Thonvenals
ploce in the Foreign office. 1t is believed
that the Papal Nuncio at Paris would not re-
turn.
LIVERPOOL Lower grades of Cotton ad-
vanced ! on the week. Manchester advic
are favorable. Market firm. Flour firm
90 Cd a 32s. Yellow aud mixed corn 36s6di "a
31s3d. Lard quiet; 6s. Sugar steady.
LoNDON.-Coffee steady.
The r lssian Embassy has left Turin.
Overland Mail.
FoRr KEARNEY, Nov. 1.-The Pacific Tele-
| graph line is completed to this point and
| connects with the Pony Express, saving
| from one and half to two days over the ST.
Joseph route.
The Indians are quiet.
The Pixies Peakers are returning Many
are six and destitute.
There has been regular snow storm at
| Fayetteville, Ark.
| Arrived.
| New ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-The steamer Phil
| adelphia, from Havana the 2Sth has arrived
The steamer Cahawba sailed for New York
| on the 9th
Sugar was firm, 9a95 Reals, stock 100 600
boxes and 800 bids. MoIasses 49, Sterling
exchange 134al4; New York sight exchange
| 23a4. Freights dull. News unimportant
| River News.
| LOUISVILLE. Nov. 1.-The river is station.
airy with 4 feet inches water in the Canal
Markets by Telegraph.
| New ORLEANS, Nov 1.-Cotton sales TO-DAY
1000 bales; holders offer freely but show no
| disposition to press sales. Middiing ll4aIl4
Sugar dull; 63a73. Moasaes 35a4O. Flour
quiet; 5 70a5 so. Corn 67a72. Mes Pork
dull; 18 SO. Lard in kegs, IA. Whisky 81
Sterling exchange 7a73; on bills of lading,
6a62, other articles unchanged.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 1.--Cotton unchanged;
les to-day 800 bales; mid1ling upland ia
Flour advanced cents; sales to-day 50, 0bd
bills 5 80. Whisky sales 225 bbls, 2I5s 2I3
| Wheat advancr d 2a3 cents. Corn firm; sale
"a 900 bushels 6Ss75. Mess Pork firm; sales
920 bbls 10 00a19 l23 Stock 20 500 bhls
Beefquiet; stock 1900 bbls. Lard dull
CINCINNATI, Nov. Flour unsettled; 4 20
Whisky sales hoo bbls l64. Mess Pork sales
| 500 bbls 18 so. New lard 10s Bacon dull
Coffee 154a153. Sugar firm.
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