Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
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Foreign.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Yictor Emmanuel
has arrived at Denifa. 10 Naples.
Garabaldi entered Capua-
The Emperor of Austria has introduced the
new charter. making immense concessions to
Hungary
The Constitutional says an organized aud
powerful Italy is henceforth for the Interest
OF Europe.
The part of France is non-inieryention.
The Sardinian Ambassador mas been or
dered to leave St. Pet -rsburg.
The Car wrote TO Napoleon that nothing
hostile to France should be entertained at
War>aw.
The ship Red jacket, from Melbourne has
arrived with 100000 pounds worth of gold.
In the New Market races Tenbroeck's Um-
pire beat Tom Bowln match for thousand
sovereisns.
The new Russian census shows popula-
ton of sevenf y-nine millions
Gen. Lamocere returns to France.
The Papal army enlistments have ceased.
Ii IS reported that the Prussizn, Spanish
and Portuguese Ambassadors are preparing
10 leave Turin.
The vote of Sicily is almost unanimous in
favor OF annexation, which will be proclaim
ed the 29lh.
PARIs.--The Papal Nuucia was recalled
to Rome.
LlvERPooL--Flour quiet. 2Ss6da33s Cd;
Mixed corn 39s; White 40s; Sugar steady.
The Duke OF Richmond is dead
The Lyons Gazette has been suppressed on
account oil agitation appeals.
1t reported that Garioaldi, after the an
nexaton of Naples, will be constituted
Prince aud General.
1t is reported that Garibaldi's ships cap
tured Spanish ard Austrian ship.
Austria SAYS the sword will mt no dra xxy1,
unless Rome Is attacked.
New YORK, Nov. 4--The steamer Prince
Albert has arrived at ST. Johns, with Liver
pool detes Of the 23d. Cotton sales Monday
10000 bales, closing firm. The market had
dot opened Tuesday when the steamer sailed.
Flour active; advanced Cd. Wheat active at
full prices. Corn active; advanced 6a12d.
The Neapolitan vote almost unanimously
for annexation.
The Sardinians were beaten by Neapolitan
corpse and 800 prisoners taken.
The Royal meeting progressing at Warsaw.
The steamer Adriatic has arrived at Sandy
Hook, with Liverpool dates OF the 18th.
The steamers North America and Arago
had arrived out. Cotton sales of four days
"a, 900 bales, of which SPECTATORS and ex-
porters took 5000 bales, closing quiet but
steady. Manchester advices favorable, clos
ing quiet but steady. Breadstuffs firm, Corn
all qualities advanced la2s. Provisions dull.
Consuls 93a93s. Beef dull. Pork dull. Bs-
con steady. Lard steady, 63s. Sugar steady.
Coffee quiet.
Advices from Warsaw state that the priuci-
pie for a European Congress has been adop-
ted. Napoleon favors the plan of consolida-
ting Italy by act of European Congress,
provided the revolution is successful. The
Neapolitans have evacuated Cajazzio and vi
cinity, and abandoned the line of Volturno.
The immediate evacuation of Cspua is ex-
pected.
New YORK. Nov. 5.-The steamer Persia
has arrived at Cape Race with Liverpool
dates of Saturday evening 9th direct, and
! telegraph advices via Queenstown of the
2Sth.
Cotton sales of the week $4,000 bales. of
| which spectators took 5000 bales and ex-
porters $500 bales. Quotations generally
unchanged though quotations are barely
maintained, except for good staples, which
are firm at full prices. Sales Friday 5000
bales, of which spectators and exporters
took 1000 bales; closing quiet. Orleans
Fair u; Orleans Middling e.; Mobile Fair
IT; Mobile Milling 81; Upland Fair II;
$4,000 bales, of which $50 900 bales are
American.
HAvRE.-Cotton irregular Breadstuffs
quiet. Wheat has declining tendency,
though quotation are generally unchanged
Provisions steady. Consuls 92i 90 for money
and account. Bullion in Bank of England
has decreased $4,000 pounds. Money gene
rally unchanged with less demand
Italian affairs unchanged. The Warsaw meet
ing adjourned on the 26th. Reliable reports
say that the principle of European Congress.
was agreed upon. 1t is reported that Austria
proposed the mediation of France for the pa
cific solution of the Italian question.
Latest QEENsrowN, Sunday Cotton
sales Saturday 5000 bales. of which specu-
iators and exporters took 1000, bales closing
quiet but steady.
HAvRE.-Cotton sales of the week, $500
bales, closing quiet. New Orleans Tres
Ordinare, IS f. Bias SO. Prices easier.
Breakstuffs and provisions quiet
LONDON Saturday evening.-Consols 924a
925 for money and account.
An Imperial decree raises the price of to-
bacco in France.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Jno. Mitchel's steam
chair factory is burned. Loss $4,000 to
100000. Insured for $4,000.
River News.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 5.--The river is falling,
with Is feet inches water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The river is falling
with feet inches water in the Canal
Many prominent manufacturers aud me-
chanics have signed a protest against the
Mayors proclamation advising the closing of
stores tomorrow.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. -Cotton-Sales to-
day 5000 bales; middling 1laI14; Sugar
dull, 64a7; Molasses 35a39. Freight to Liv-
erpool GIG. Sterling exchange 6aa6i On
bills of lading Sac. New York sight ex-
change 3aa discount.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 5.-Flour active. sales
$500 bbls 4 85a4 go; Corn, new 33a36; Whis-
Ky l63; Mess Pork Is; Lard IL; Sugar st8i
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