Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

New YoRK, Jan. Christopher p Hew-
III, Teller OF the Market Bank has committed
suicide.
Railroad Accident.
New YoRK. Jan. l9.-The accommodation
train on the Hudson River Railroad, from
Sing Sing. ran into the express train from
Albany both were proceeding to New York.
Mr.. Field of Brooklyn, was killed. Bishop
McClosky of Albany, was seriously injured.
Mrs. Thompson, wife of the publisher of the
'Bank note List" had botb-iegs broken
several Others were injured.
a similar accident, but less disastrous. &C.
Cured between the early Harlem and New
Haven trains, in the Yorkville tunnel, on the
Harlem road yesterday morning /; Elijah
Bradford of Whiteplains, were seriously in
jured-others slightly.
Manufacturers Convention.
Nav YORK, Jan. lathe Manufacturers
Convention, at Meridian, resulted in split,
and two Conventions were formed, Democra-
tic and Republican, both adopting conserva-
tive resolutions.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-Arny,s examina
ton is progressing before the Senate's Har-
per's Ferry Committee. Nothing important
has been ELECTED.
ALBANY. Jan. 19.-The Hon. Clark B.
Cochrane Hines .caused insanity, and he has
been sent to the Lunatic Asylum.
Foreign.
New YORK, Jan. 19.-The Anglo-Saxon's
mails leave Portland this afternoon.
The steamer Edingburg sailed from Liver
pool in company with the Anglo Saxon.
: The Persia arrived at Liverpool on The 3Ist.
There has been stormy weather on the Eng
lish Coast doing much damage to the ship
ping. The ship Britannia from Savannah to
Liverpool was driven ashore and wrecked.
The Captain and part of the crew were saved.
The cargo is being saved.
The bark Richard Taunton, from New
York. for Liverpool, September the 2Sth. has
NOT been heard from.
The ship Venice, from Liv rpool, put into
Fayal in leaky condition. She caught fire
and was cut adrift, when she floated off. She
is supposed TO be totally destroyed.
Tie ship Switzerland, from Liverpool to
New York, put back.
The Lucy Atwood, from Tereicsee, for Bos-
ton, was abandoned in sinking condition.
The Captain was lost overheard.
INDIA.-2000 rebels and their leaders have
been male prisoners in Dude.
LIvEKPooL.-Mcss Pork quiet. sos !; Lard
steady, SIS Cd Sugar bouyant Coffee quiet.
LONDON. = Sugar buoyant, all qualities
slightly advanced. Breadstuffs dull Coffee
firm Tea firm. holders demand an advance d
Lnseed Oil us cd.
Iron-Scotch pig on the Clyde SIS.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Anglo
Saxon hes arrived at Portland with Liverpool
dates of the 5th.
The steamer Nova Scotia arrived ont on
the 4th. Cotton, sales Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Monday being holiday, IL, 1000 bales,
OF which spectators and exporters took 3
500 bales. The market was steady with
rather better tone. Manchester advices
were favorable, the market being quiet but
firm, and holders demanding an ADVANCE
Breadstufis were quiet but steady. Provis-
ions quiet. Consols 95s
LIyEKPuoI.-Thursday afternoon.-ESti-
mated cotton sales to-day 5000 bales. Mar
ket firm, with sliglt advancing tendency.
There were rumors that there would be no
Congress, but they lack continuation. Ma
poleOn made pacific speech at the Diplo-
matte New Years reception.
The ship Congress, from New Orleans for
Liverpool. is at Fleetwood disnasled.
New YORK, Jan. l9.-It is reported that
Congress will meet on The 18th OF February
A scheme for the conversion of the Public
Debt OF Canada into consolidated five pei
cents, redeeInable in 25 years, has beeu pro-
mulgated at London Tne Colony owes ell
100000.
FEANCE.--The budget of the Minister o.
| War Tor 1860, will be for strictly peace es-
Establishment, the Amy being reduced to less
than 400, 900.
Commercial and financial affairs are less
| favorable On account ot tue uncertainty re-
| speeding Congress.
| PARIs.-Breadstuffs dull Flour firm
| Wheat firm. Brandies difficult OF sale Rents
| 6S 75c.
MAlRID.--On the 30th of September the
| Spanish Squadron blew up the fort at tbs
mouth of the Teluan.
| The tribes are not willing TO continue tn,
war, and have withdrawn to the mountains
MADRID, lst.--On Friday evening the Moor
attacked our encampment but were repased
! Our loss was inconsIderable.
The Spanish army defeated the MoOrs OF
| the whole liue, aud have advanced as far ls
| Gaspillegas.
The Moors were forty thousand strong
| and lost al least fifteen hundred. The Spanist
| loss was IRON 400 to 600.
| River News.
ST. Louis. Jan. l9.-Fnc river is stItiona-
| ry with To feet water to Cairo.
! LOUISVILLE, Jan. l9.--The river is falling
rapidly with 10 feet inches water ON tn
tails.
Markets.
|
sales 500 bbls. So 20; Oats dull, 45a4U5
Mess Pork SI6 $40.
NEw YORK, Jan. l9-Noon.-Cotton firm
middling upland III. Auction sales O
| $500 bags COFFEE, llalls.
The steamship Habaua frCm Havana th
18th, has arrived.
CINClSNATI, Jan. l9--NOon.--Corn firm, 5
ass Provisions buoyant aud excited bu
unsettled.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 10. - Evening. - Mes
Pork-Salcs 2 800 bbis at 100 Lard qme
at 93alO4. Wuisky-saies ], 100 bOls al : L
zig. Oats 49a5O.
NEW York. Jan. -Evening.-Cettol
firm; sales 5000 bales at liz. Sugar steady
Orleans 74asi; Cuba "A a74.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l9.-Coiton.-Salei
to-day ~ 600 bales; advanced /; niiddiint
| l0kans. Sugar firm at 7a74. Freight o.
cotton 10 Htvre l SIG. New YORK sigh
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