Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
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From Tanpico.


New ORLEANS. Aug. 24EThe sehooners
Red Fox and Balear have arrived with Tam
pico dates of the 9th. and 100000 specie.
A conducta of S2,600,000 specie arrived at
Tampico on the I'd.
The late storm did Immense damage TO the
shipping on the Mexican coast.
The drought is severe in Northern Mexico.
and the country is being devastated by civil
war. sf r4@
famine is feared.
Guadalajara is still beseiged, and Miramon
is every where surrounded.
The Liberals are marching on the Capitol,
and expect to be by the tenth of September.
Foreign.
New York, Aug. 24.-Tbe Neapolitans
claim to have repulsed the attempted land
ing of Garibaldi near Reggie.
The Court party at Naples are demanding
proclamation OF state of siege.
The Government resisted it.
1t is reported that if Garibaldi lands at
Naples, LamOrciere will cross the Roman
frontier under Austria's promise of support.
Austria is assuming threatening attitude.
proclamation is expected uttering threats
against Piedmont.
Austria has demanded an explanation of
Piedmont concerning Garibaldi's letter to
Victor Emmanuel, announcing the projected
attack on Venetia
There is great activity in the Austrian Ma
rine department.
complete understanding between Aus
tria and Prussia is announced.
The Emperor of Austria and King of Ba-
varia spoke at the Railway Celebration at
Salisbury, favorable to a German unity.
Rumors are again current of an interview
between NaPoleo and the Queen of Spain.
From Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Aug24.-The Steamer City of
Baltimore has arrived at Cape Race, with
Liverpool dates of the 18th.
Cotton--Sales Monday and Tuesday 25,-
900 bales, Market firm and partially ad
vanced from 1-16 to /. Flour steady. Pro-
visions dull. Consols 93aa93I.
LATEST, Wednesday.-COttOn sales TO day
$4,000 bales, closing buoyant with an ad-
vance of / since the Arabia sailed.
The steamers Jura and North Briton had
arrived out.
1900 Garibaldians have landed at Gala
bria.
Naples is proclaimed in n state of siege
1t is reported that Austria will renounce
the treaty of Villa Franco, and actively op-
pose Garibaldi.
The BourSe was very dull.
The late subscription to the Sandman loan
was three times the amount needed.
1t is rumored thatiSardinia proposed to send
a corps d'armee to Naples to prevent conpli-
cations from Garibaldi's landing.
The Empress of Russia is enciente.
The Princess Danillo of Montegro was
fatally shot by Montenegrian refugee
Calcutta news unimportant.
The John Adams was at Foo Choo, and the
Hartford and Saguenaw at Shanghai.
ENGLAND.-There have been additional
leather trade failures.
The weather is unsettled,
LIyERPOoL.-Of the weeks cotton sales
Spectators and exporters took 5000 bales;
cotton firm aud active.
Manchester advices are favorable. White
corn 35sa35s Sd. Wheat quiet; white lisa
12s 3D. Beef dull. Mess Pork dali. Lard
steady. Coffee steady.
LoNDoN.-Breadstufs steady. Sugar and
Coffee firm. Money unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 15-Of the cotton sales
today Spectators and exporters took 1000
bales; middling Orleans g..
LONDON, Aug. 16.--Money slightly more
stringent.
Fifteen hundred English are to be landed
in Syria from the fleet.
Garibaldi is said to have been at Naples,
to confer with the revolutionary leaders.
LIvERPooL-Wheat and COrn-alI quail
ties slightly Havauced. Provisions dull.
From San Francisco.
ST. JOSEPH, Ang. 24.-San Francisco advi-
ces of the 18th say the Uncle Sam sailed with
81 100000 gold, and S62, goo Washoe silver.
Trade was unchanged. Money abundant.
Bacon hams. pork butter and lard were i'm
proving. Whisky 81. Crushed sugar 12c.
Freights advancing.
Senator Latham contemplates returning to
Washington Immediately.
The Douglas and Breckenridge wings of de-
mocracy appear to be pretty equally divided.
The Commercial and Washington Hotels
with 80 other buildings in Grass Valley were
burned on the ninth-Loss S350,000.
The grain fields near Swison City were
burned on the tenth-Loss $4,000.
The Shoshone and Pahute Indians are
about to commence war on each other.
TIE Honey Lake scouting party returned
without discovering the Indians they were in
search of.
River News.
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