Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
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arrival ofrbe ANGLO S.ro,


New YORK Sept. &c The steamer Anpl,
Saxol has arrived at Quebec with Liver poo
dates of the 18th.
The steamers Harmonic New York. ana
IGl4<gow arrived out on the 18th.
| Cotton sales of the week lie 900 bales {,
which spectators took $4,000 and export, r.
1900 balls, All qualities Advanced from
! ! o Z; niiddlinS and lower quaiiIies advan
cling he most. Owing Il, tus fine weashe,
and favorable advice from Manchester, sale,
| Friday 10000 bales. OF which Spectators and
/ exporters took 1000 bales. Closing steady
| Orleans fair "a; Orleans middling 81. Mo-
] bile lair y; Mobile middling 81; upland fair
3; upland middiiHg G..
| Stock at Liverpool $4,000 bales. of which
| 70 500 bales are American. Flour dull,
| Wheat firm at full prices; Corn firm; Proyis-
I ions quiet; Cons0l> 939
LONDON. Thursdsy.- Funds heavy.
The Paris bJtIrse was yely dull Rentes
67@s5c.
A belief prevails that there will be no gen
eral war in Europe, bat that some new treaty
will be made during the autumn.
The London Times says that Victor Err :
manuel finds Formidable competition in Gal :
baldi, VITO c success appears 10 be sufficiei
10 overcome amy resistance by the States OF
the Church, but which brings him into COLI
sion. with Austrian power in Venice. Pied
mont must make herself mistress of the revo-
luton, or give Up the lead aad follow. 1t is
believed that Napoleon LOOKS from this oil 1t
of view and no danger is TO be apprehen 4. d
from him. Austria refuses 10 receive The
Neapolitan feet into any Austrian polt with
out waiting Rnmc's reply. 300 Sandman
troops entered Cmbria on the 1Ith and 18th.
$500 more look PesarO, making | 200 Ger
mans in the fortress pri>oners. Gc1 Bella,
coninading the Pope's troops, ordered The
SackIDg Of the town. but be was taken uri-
sUner and carried to Turin.
The German garrison Of Orivelo capitu-
ia,cd to-thc insurgents.
Gen. Goyon leaves Paris for Rome on The
l3th TO tIEe command Of the French troops
Gen. Lamorciere's army is concentrated at
Aucona.
Several powers protected against the Sar-
mans entry into the States OF the Caurch.
The French army Is 10 be increased.
The PIedm 3ut-sc forces are marching rap
idly On LaInO'cieie's army, and an engage
meut is expected Thursday.
Napoleon used every excr;iOn 10 prevent
the Invasion OF the Roman States.
Tue rela,iOns of France aud Pieduicut arr.
critical.
1t is reported that France refused the
slightest concession to SWu Zerland on The
Savoy affairs.
the Emrer0rs OF Austria and Russia aud
the Prince Regent OF Prussia hold all inter-
view at Warsaw on the Ist of October.
The lie NOrd" denies the rumor OF an
alliance between Engidnd and Austria and
Prussia, lar a. Austria Is concerned
SYRIA-The French army Is still encamped
al beyrout. No open disturbances have oc-
CURED. The arrival of prisoners ut Constan-
tiuOpie excited the pOpu ace.
ChlNA-Ihe delays caused by the French
Is stlll matter OF complaint. Trouble is
expected at Canton should the Allies receive
IL check in the North. The Rebels had Ia
ken Lon Kiaug Is miles from Shanghai.
lNDIA.--Ihc fears of iamiue ia the North
West are dispelled. There is every prospect
oi an average crop.
Arms for Fort " ouitrIe.
NV YORK, Sept. ga despatch to the
8 World says the Government has ordered
1900 stand of arms TO Fort Moultrie.
Steamboat sunk.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Tbe steamer A. B.
Chambers hence from the Missouri river sunk
Monday near the mouth of The Missouri. The
boat and cargo are supposed to be Il total loss |
The boat was valued at S25 ,00a. No lives |
were lost.
Gen. w aIker still lives.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The schooner |
Taylor reports that Gen. Walker is safe, and |
viii return by The next arrival. Walker and |
Col. Rudler would have been released il they |
had claimed Anericanship or British protec- |
ion. 1t is certain they sill not be shot, as |
he British baVe declared they would not per-
nit it.
Sailed
NEW YoRK, Sept. 26.-The steamer Asia |
allied for Liverpool to-day with $2ll 900 in
pecie.
CAICAGo, Sept. 26.-The Schooner st. Mary
pound hence 10 Cedar river, is supposed TO
AVE been lost the same night with the Lady |
llgiu. She had but few passengers.