Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-03
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Foreign.

bought the "Debats' for q free trade organ.
The Bourse was dull.
Rents eff Csc.
Spain is about issuing notes for rwohnndred
million reals.
Neapoiitan affairs are threatening.
II Is reported that conspiracy has been
discovered in the army.
Another Austrian loan is rumored.
Lord Elgin goes to China again with q
prospect of settling difficulties.
France has requested the Pope to prepare
to settle the Romagne question.
Business at Shanghai is uninterrupted
PORTLAND, Maine, March 1.-The steamer
Anglo Saxon has arrived, her dates are an
ticipated.
Austria's reply to the English proposition
has reached Paris.
Count Rechbery says Austria cannot re-
tract from Villa Franco aud Zurich engage
ments.
Gortschokoff tells France that Russia does
not consider the English proposals altogether
q solution of the Italian difficulty and that
| Congress of the five powers only could get
at a real understanding.
The French Ambassado expressed the readi-
ness of his Government to adhere to the pro-
posals of Russia.
There are rumors. which are discredited,
circulated in Paris that at the approaching
conference of four powers, Austria will be ex-
cluded in regard to the English proposals.
A Berlin dispatch says that Prussia will
probably refuse to give her adherence to the
English proposals.
ENGLAND-In the House of Lords, the
Duke of Newcastle said he thought it best
not to put last years act in reference to the
jurisdiction OF the Hudson Bay Company in
force until British Columbia was more fully
developed.
The proposed annexation of Savoy TO
France was pretty generally denounced in
the House of Commons.
Russell said he was not aware of any pre-
parations making for placing French forces
in Italy.
Napier, the Peninsular historian is dead.
The Pope thanked the Bishop of Orleans
for his energetic support.
The Turin Opinion says the new vote,
proposed for Central Italy has not been re-
solved on.
New York, March 2-The Vienna Gazette
publishes circular to the Protestant Consis-
tories of Hungary, asking them to assemble
in conference, and state what means they pro-
pose for redress of their grievances.
The reform in the Ministerial programme
is about to be granted to Italy. Every Prov
inee receives u separate constitution and adj
ministration, according to the different ma
tionaiities.
CHINA-The Russian mission is successful
ly progressing.
been modified in Stugga.
The King OF Naples has ordered Gen. Pc
nell to act in concert with the Popes Gene-
rails. if necessary.
SIcILY-Poitical arrests and excuses of the
police increasing. Some prisoners have
died under torture.
A proclamation is circulating calling the
SiciIians to reInvest Southern Italy with her
former right in Europe.
The Neapoltan army conspiracy has been
traced to the Piedmontese.
1t is believed that the King of Naples has
ordered the release of suspected political pris-
olers.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 2-The Commissioner
of the land office has certified to an aggse-
gate of $4,000 acres for the benefS of the
Mississippi and Pacific Railroad, being the
first instalment.
EoUsE.-The appropriation bill to carry
out the treaty stipulation with the Indians Of
Washington and Oregon Territories Passed
House.-The House voted for Printer as
| follows: Total number of votes Isl; Ford So
Glossbrenner ~. Seaton 9; scattering To-
Ford was declared elected.
Mr. Colfax, from the Postofiee Committee
reported bill authorizing publishers to
! print on their papers the date when subscrip
lions expire. A large number Of private
| bills were reported. Adjourned until Mon
day.
Senate Several private bills were passed
Adjourned till Monday.
WASHINGTON, March 2-Speaker Penning
ton appointed English, Stanton and Gartrell
regents of the smithsonian Institute on tn,
part of the House.
The Hungarian.
New YORK, March 2.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon brings no duplicate list OF the passen
gers by the Hungarian. Her officers think
| the Hungarian had not over 80 passengers
HALIFAX, March Am official letter from
Townsend. the Government Agent at the
| wreck of the steamer Hungarian says there
! are doubtless no survivors. The ships rti
: Giles were found. The crew numbered "A
1 No passenger list was found. The rumored
finding of her clearance is untrue.
The only passengers known to be on board
were VIM BoultenhOuse, of Sackville, and
DIR. Barrett, OF New York. Her mails were
soaked into pulp. but are coming tos Halifax
Counterfeiters.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, March "A large gang o.
counterfeiters, caught altering and raising
bank bills, have been arrested.
River News.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The river is rising
with IL feet water to Cairo.
The Missouri river is open to Nebrasks
City aud probably to Council Bluffs
The upper Mississippi is rising and is open
to Rock Island.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-The river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal.
Fire--Loss OF Life.
ST. LOUIS, March AT q fire which oc
CURED yesterday morning. VIM. Ross, oil
Helena, Arkansas, was burned TO deoth.
BosToN, March 2.-The engine house and
repair shop with six locomotives. belonging
to the Boston aud Worcester Railroad hav,
been burned. Loss SIS 600.
Markets.
New ORLEANS. March 2-Cotton-sales to
day 1880 bales; prices irregular; middlins
l05ail; sales of the week $4,000 bales: re
ceipts of the week 76, 900 bales. against Al /,
900 bales during the corresponding time last
year; exports Of the week ~ 900 bales; tota
exports of the season l $40. 900 bales: receipt,
at this port ahead of last year $4,000 bales
al all Southern ports Ca, 000 bales; stock al
New Orleans SOC. 900 bales. against $4,000
bales at the same time last year. Coffee
firm at Ill rs; sales of the week II 500 bags
stock at New Orleans Al, 500 bags; imports
of the week 1000 bags. Floor has an ad
yancing tendency at 6.50a6 60. Corn quiet
at 1885. Molasses heavy at 37i. Bacon
quiet ut 1s62lsls.75. Freigbts on cotton to
Liverpool Sterling exchange deciin-d
at 7iasi. On bills OF Lading Tail. New
York 90 days haze discount Signt ! dis
count.
CINCINNATI. March Mess pork 17.25;
held at 1850; lard in bbls- log; fiour dull
3oA5. 40; whisky declined 4; sales 200 bbls
ls}: molasses firm 4ia42; sugar dull, the
whole range being 7lssAi oats declining; hay
SIS per ton.
SEw YoRK. March z.-Cotton Is shade
drmer, sales to-day 900 bales; middhng up
lands lit; coffee. sales 800 bags. Rio Ia;
melasses, sales 1000 bbis Orleans 4ss; and
i20 bbis- at auction at 40a41 sugar duh
sales SIS hhds. at auction stss.