Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14
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New YoIK, Sept. I3.-Tbe steamer Asia
has arrived, with Liverpool dates OF the LIST
and teleeraphic dispatches, via Queenstown,
of the I'd inst
) The steamer Europa had arrived out.
AManehester advic-s are favorable. faras
are firm. Cloths dull. -r.s,r.
The weather has bcea favorable for crops.
Breadstufis had "a declining tendency Pr''-
visions dnli. Lard bloyant. Consoi- 93a93s
for mOuey and account.
Bullion has Increased IN the Bank OF Eng
land 233.0O0 pounds.
Money market slightly eastr.
Naples ia Tranquil. SO
Gariha!di bias quilted Calabria. but his
destination is unknown. 1t is reported that
he entered Montellenne.
LATEST LlUsrpooi 2d.-Cotton sales Sat
uIday 10000 bales. of which spectators and
exporters took 5000 bales-closing steady.
Breadstuffs quiet bat steady. Provisions dull.
Consols 934a935.
Breekinridge Convention.
BosToN. September 13.--The Breckenridge
State Convention yesterday nominated
clean State and electoral ticket, including
b. F. Butler for Governor. .s.z
HEw HAVEN, Sept. l3.-The breckenridge
State Convention nominated clean cleo
toral ticket and passed resolutions favorinS
a fusIon. s
New York, Sept. I3.-Havana adrices say
that Jose SolOHa Alvera has absconded from
Havana with 81, 100000 belonging to Credito
& Panolo, of Madrid.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13--The following APP
poiutments have been made: Geo W. Heard,
of Boston, Secretary of the Legation In
China; VIM. Carroll, Consul to St Helena;
a W.'Buell of Michigan Consul 10 Honolulu
and James Fales Dcputy.
From Toronto.
ToRoNTO September l2.-Tbe Toronto
Leader says that Heads absence will be only
temporary.
From Washington.
New York September 1.-THE Times
Washin gton dispatch says that our Govern
mnnt assents tn and co-Opperates in the iu-
tended mediation on affairs in Mexico be-
tween England, France, Prussia and Spain.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1911 he river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal.
Arrival of the Pony Express.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 13.-The California Pony
Express has arrived, with San Franciscodates
OF the LIST int.
Trade was dull Candles advanced lie, but
sales unmportant Other articles heavy but
unchanged. Flour very dali, with declin-
ing tendency.
The Golden Age sailed on the morning of
the LIST, with 81 PSI 900.
Gwin addressed 4 900 people Mt Stockton
on the 29Ih uIt. Opposition to his reelection
is vigorously prosecuted.
Gold discoveries have been made in Del
Norte county.
The Democratic State Committee of Or
egon have divided nearly equal into Douglas
and Breckinrldge wings, each wing calling
convention.
There are reports of an abundance of gold
at Rock Greek, Kettle Mountains.
The Northern mines generally creating
great excitement.
The Nano river mineral discoveries pro-
duced great excitement in the Puget Sou d
settlements, depOpulaiing many towns.
Japan advices of July 22nd, say that
the steamer Candin Marrah arrived home on
the 10th of June.
Pah Ute, the chief. agrees to keep his war
riors quiet for one year, which probably ends
the disturbances to the overland immigration
and mails
steamer Aurora Sunk.
MEMPHIS, Sept. I3.-The steamer Aurora,
sunk on Tuesday at Osceola, Arkansas. The
boat will probably be raised.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l3.--Cotton dull;
sales to-day 1000 bales; middling 103alO3.
Flour buoyant at G %. Corn quiet; yellow
IS. Sugar steady at 91a94. Molasses, moth
ing doing. Mess pork steady at % 90. Lard
in hbls l5c. New York sight exchange ha3
premium.
New ORLEANS, Sept. I3-Potomac from
Liverpool, Golden Eagle, Sultana, and Tou-
lon, from New York. The Bienville sails on
| the 18th.
Fight with Indians.
SAN ANTONIO. Sept. THE San Antonio
Herald of the 18th says Capt. Sturgis' COM
mand fought large body of Camanche, XII
| owa. aud Chey enne Indians, sixty miles from
Fort Kcarney, killing 30 of them. The
American loss was trf1ing.
Foreign.
New YORK, Sept. l3.-Ligeypool-
| son. Spence Il CO., and others, quote flour
dull; quotations being barely maintained.
| Wheat firm, but quiet. Corn dull and IN
changed. Lard firm at 62a64s. Coffee quiet.
| Linseed oil SIS. Sugar dull; all qualities
| slightly declined.
|
| firm. Coffee firm; advanced 6da1s. Ameri-
can stocks firm.
Advices from Naples and Calabria unim-
pOrtant.
Garibaldi's whole army had reached the
Mainland
The Bours was firm. Rents 6Sf 15c.
The steamer Fox made satisfactory sur
vey of the Farce Islads for Telegraph
Gable and went to Iceland.
4riI- in ~, Io,
ended. There are rumors of an interview be-
tween the Emperors of Russia and Austria,
and the Prince Regent.
| The London Times says the mission to
America is relative to the shipping interest.
The report is revived that Napoleon
wishes to meet the Queen of Spain at BARGE
Iona on his return from ALGERIA.
The cholera is raging at Malaga
Fuad Pacha is acting vigorously in Syria
Seventy persons have been hung and Ito
soldiers shot. $4,000 French troops landed
at Beyrout.
CINCINNATI, September 13-FIour very
dull. no buyers. 90. Wheat dull, buyers
demand a reduction of from TO cents per
| bushel. Oats firm so. Corn firm. Whisky
sales LOO Dbl. zoe. Mess Pork, 10 co.
Holders demand an advance.
ST. JOSEPH, September I3.-The Pixies
Peak Express brings II, $50 dollars gold. but
no news.
New YORK, September 13.-Cotton steady
sales 700 bales. Middling upland log. Flour
dull, sales 10000 bbls 5 65a5 So. Corn dull
sales 81, 900 bushels 671a71. Mess Pork dull,
sales I.4OO bbls. 10 37ta19 80. Rio Coffee
143a14a. Sugar, Cuba 64a7.