Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-13

NEW York, April 1.-THE Steamer Persia,
from Queenstown the LIST, has arrived.
The King of Sardinia published a procia-
nation releasing the inhabitants of Savoy
and Nice from further allegiance.
Vienna dispatches say the Austrian Cabi-
net addressed note 10 the Cabiaet at Turin
sternly protesting against the annexation of
Tuscany, Parma and Modena to Piedmont.
The March mails from Brazil say that
Belado was chosen President of Monte
video.
ENGLAND-The bill sbolishing church rates
aud the income tax bill have passed through
the committee.
Peel made speech denouncing the ag-
gressive policy of Napoleon, calling on
England TO digniiedly oppose bis schemes
The speech WAS considerably cheered.
Earle Elgin goes to China on the 4th.
The chief Constable of the Isle of Ely. OBJ
tanned warrants Tor the arrest of Heenan
,, and Sayres. The sporting circles think the
day set for the fight will not be changed
The English shareholders in the Grand
Trunk Railroad recommend the raising of
one million pounds to Iquidate the liabili-
ties of the Company.
Some French journals recommend diatri-
bes against England.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that preparations are making for
campaigning outfit for an army Of two hum
dred and. fifty thousand men, and the officers
and men on Through bave been ordered to
join their corps.
Garabaldi has been elected deputy from
Nice.
Victor Emmanuel was communicated on
the 18th piunderer of the church, with
out being named.
An act of accommodation against all
those aiding and counseling rebellion, inva-
sion and usurpation in Romagna, was pub
lisheG in Rome on the 29th.
The Ambassadors of the Western Powers
at Naples urged reforms on the King.
The Ministry resigned, but their resigna-
| ton was not accepted
RoME-In case of the evacuation of Rome
| by the French troops, the Pontifcal and Me-
apoiitan troops will enter the marches.
| 5000 Papai troops are concentrated at Du-
coma.
LIvERPooL-Cotton sales of the week Co.
| 900 bales.
NEW YORK, April 12--Bank rates have ad-
| yanced to Al.
One hundred and forty seven persons were
wounded in the late massacre at Rome. A
number of ladies were injured and the Ameri-
can vice Consul stabbed in the side.
The Spanish loss in the battle of the 10th
was 1867 killed and wounded.
| Stohtenfoht's circular says the crooked
| policy pursued by France exciIies indigna-
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| Mercantile confidence.
The amount of cotton known to be at sea
is 229 900 bales.
Richardson. Spence d Co., quote middling
| Orleans at l1-I6; mddling Mobile ) l6;
middling upland 81.
Wakefield, Nash IL Co., say all description
from middling down have declined I-I6aa;
sales of the week $4,000 bales; imports of the
week $4,000 bales. Holt says there is a
great scarcity OF good staple Orleans quail.
tics which are taken quickly at full prices.
Slavery Question.
ST. LOUIS, April ia Fort Smith des
| patch says the excitement in the Cherokee
nation, on the slavery question is an iuereas
ing source of trouble.
River News.
LOUIS LILLE, April 1.-THE river is rising
rapidly, with feet 6 inches water in the
Canal.
PTTsBURG, April 1I.-There is heavy
fresbet in the river. There are "a feet
| inches water in channel. Several manufac
tories are flooded and many families are drv
en- from their homes. There is also a con
| siderable loss of coal boats. Accounts from
| The North represent considerable damag,
from floods.
ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-THE river is recedne
slowly. Tie Missouri is rising l foot in q
hours.
| Markets.
New York, April II.-Flour advanced {
cent. Cotton is not reported.
CINCINNATI, April 1l.EMarkets generally
unchanged.
New YORK, April 11-Cotton quiet bu
somewhat unsettled by the Persia's news
| closing with a slight decline, sales 700 bales
middling uplands III; Flour sales $500 bbls
5 325a5 40; Corn dull, sales l6. 900 bushels
whole range 74a77; mess pork, sales l 00t
bbls. II 64Bal7 10; Lard, sales 600 bbls, a
lO3al05; molass -; sales 40 bbls.. Orleans
40; sales 90 bbls. at auction 329; Sugar un
changed, sales % bids, Orleans 5Ia62.