Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-14
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Foreign.

NEW YoRK, March I3.-Count Reichberg
! in giving reasons why Austria declines the
English proposition, says Austria will not
| eDdeavor to undo by force of arms what she
cannot prevent but reserves full and entire
| liberty to resort to arms in the future.
Capt Clintock has been Knighfed Letters
| affirm that the Pope received a commission
| from the knight of Sardinia demands ira
| ting the impossibility of the retention OF the
Umbrian Marches by Rome, and proposing
| a treaty OF Cessio0.
The Pope sharply replies negatively.
The steamer Lenis bound for Marseilles
foundered in the Mediterranean sea and so
persons were drowned.
The London Times has been suppressed
| throug hout Austria.
TURKEY "A conspiracy against Prince
Daniels has been discovered in Montenego
and the principal participants sentenced to
death.
CoNsTANTINoPLE-The fugitive Circassian rs
| are dying with the typhns fever at the rate
OF one hundred per day.
A Shanghai telegraph despatch says the
ports of Swallow and kiawan are opened.
japanese Affairs are unchanged, but 1t Is
hoped that the Consols firm attitude will re-
! assure the japanese.
There is a rumor that Bright becomes
Postmaster General vice Elgin.
Richardson, Spence d Co.,
quote American -four dull but steady; yellow
corn S3sa33s Cd. Bigland. SLhya IL Co.,
quote Beef steady. Mess pork steady but
quiet.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The steamer North
America has arrived at Portland with Liver
pool dates of the 29Ih.
CottoH-sales of days 10000 bales. of
which spectators and exporters took 5000
bales Market dull and declined 1. Consols
94aa945.
The Austrian and Russian alliance is
authoritively contradicied.
By Telegraph tn Qaeonstown, Thursday
Coiton-silcs of uays $4,000 bales of which
Spectators and export rs took 5000 bales;
ma ket dull, all qualities slightly declin-
I'd; the decline being heavier on inferior
qualities. Cousols unchanged.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March I3.-Tbe Secretary of
Stale aud The Minister from Honduras Lad
au interview to-day. The negotiations broken
off TWO years ago will probably be renewed.
SENATE-Toomos introduced bill to es-
tablish a uniform law of Bankruptcy.
The Homestead Bill Was made The special
order fer rhursday.
WASHINGTON, March 13-HoUsE-The bill
inviting proposals TOT carrying the Atlantic
aud Pacific mails by "a stage route passed.
Exploded.
BROOKLYN, March I3.-The steam boiler of
The Atlantic foundry exploded yesterday
killing Mr.. Hazeiton the engineer and wound
| tour others.
Washington Collins our counsel to AMOR
| in ST. Petersburg is eudeavoring TO enlist the
| Russian Cove nnrnt in his project for L
egraph line from Moscow to 81. Louis, $40.
Overland Mail.
ST.. LOUIS, March l3-The California Over
t,n Mil 81
The Republican Convention was to meet
on the 22d of February. TWAS believed that
| Seward delegates would be elected.
| The Democratic Convention was to meet
| on the 29lh of February. The large MAORI.
| ty OF delegates thus tar elected render il
| probable that Latham's friends will coutrol
The Charleston delegation.
The expected duelat Yerka was cOmpro-
| missed.
| a line of stages has commenced running
between PlacervilIe and Carson Valley.
Destructive Fire.
MOBILE. March l3-Tne Theatre and Union
Cotton Press with 1000 bales of cotton and
Sc veral other buildings were burned this
| morning. Loss S275, 900.
New ORLEANS, March I3.-The steamer
Judge Porter from Montgomery for New
Orleans was burned this morning on Lake
Ponchartrain one mile from the wharf. The
| crew was saved but ten passengers were
drowned or are missing. The Cargo consis-
| ted OF 800 bales cotton. The boat is total
loss she is partly insured.
From Mexico.
New ORLEANS. March l3.-The steamer
Arizona with BRACES dates of the 10th has
| arrived. She brings Sl32,000. specie.
Brownsville is quiet.
Marquese has pronounced in favor of Santa
Anna at the Capital, SO also has Gen VOL al
| Guadalajara.
Marquese was arrested but escaped.
A conducta OF one million dollars is or
the way IRON Zacatecas to Matamoras.
River News.
ST. LOUIS, March 13.-The river is reced-
| ing slowly. The upper streams are 10 good
boating order.
Four thousand troops will be on the Mexi
can frontier before June.
| Louisville, March l3.--The river is rising
| with feet 3 inches water in the canal.
Markets.
New ORLEANS. March 13.-Cotton firm
sales to-day 1880 bales; middling l0aall
sales OF DAYS $4,000 bales; receipts of
days 40 900 bales against "a 600 bales during
the corresponding time last year; receipts a
y
all Southern ports 7l2. 900 bales; molassee
improving at 32ta34; mess pork quiet u
lS.371; whisky dull at 2ll; sugar, -four anC
corn unchanged; freights ON cotton TO Liver
pool &; exchange unchanged.
NEW YORK, March l3.-The Shipping List
quote Cotton s;rady; sales of 3 days 5000
nalvs; middling Orleans liz. Frrishts OF
Cotton to Liverpool 9-32as. Sugar steady
and unchanged. GrOcers grades are scarc'
aud wanted. Molasses steady. Tobacco
firm. Sterling Exchange ssa9. Francs
5 l5ss5l7
NEW YORK. March l3.-Cotton firm. sale
to-day 1900 bales, MiddIing Upland lit
Flour quiet, sales ii 900 bbls. $50 $40
Whisky 2S1; Corn duh, sales 10 900 bushels
79aS0; Mess Pork irm lSalS}, for new and
1925 for old; Lard in bbls l03all; Sugar
bnoyaut, advanced l, sales $50 buds OrleAn,
| 6ta7s; Coffee sales $50 bags Rio l3t.
CINCINNATI. March i3.-Flour quiet bu
/ firm. sales 1900 bbls. Whisky sales I,00t
bbls. 19c. Sugar dull, prices irregular 7as1
/, Molasses 40 Coffee iirm l4c.