Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-16
Da InearapI.
from New York.

From New York.
New YORK, Aug. H.-TBe st~amer Prince
Albert sIilcd 10 day for Liverpool.
( The steamer Philadelphia has arrived :.
Counterfeit Twos on the Warren Bank at
Danvers, Mass, are in circulation.
( western News.
( DFSytR CRY. Aug r. 1t is reported that
/ the Uni,td States troops had battle with
| the Kiewa Indians near Brentsl Fort, on The
24th Of July.
Foreign News.
/ NEw YoRK. Aug l5-The report that ile
/ Syrian Conference had broken up, was IN
/ founded.
Another protocol calls OH the Porte TO ear
| ~ out his engagements respecting the CEris-
| tians. a-stE f*kza ~ EfAl
The Syrian force will be under orders OF
| Commissioners appointed by the Great foW-
ers.
The EngIish Parliament has agreed to vote
million pounds for Notifications.
There are rnmnrs of a contemplated inter-
view between Napoleon aud the Queen OF
| Spain.
The Bourse was firm at 6Sf Soc. ,..--
By convention. the evacuation of Sicily by
| the Neapoltaus is stipulated.
| 1t is asserted that Garibaldi has transport
| ed troops 10 the main land.
Their, is a great panic at Shanghai on ac-
count of the approach of the Rebels. Bust
ness is suspended.
CANToN.-Tea is dull.
Observation-Disclosures is suspended.
CALcUTTA.-The indigo prospects are more
| favorable
/ Manchester is quiet.
Observation-Disclosures, Spence & Co. say
| that the weather has been unfavOrable for
crops. They quote Flour 27a30s. Wheat
| red los 10da11s I'd; white l2sa12s Cd. White
| Corn 33s 6da34s. Beef quiet. Pork quiet
| Lard firm but quiet at 60a63s. Sugar quiet
| at full prices, Coffee quiet. Linseed Oil 2Ss
| 31a2Ss Cd.
DEMONSTRATING Brothers & Co quote Su-
| gar dull and unchanged. Coffee firm Con-
| soils, for money, declined 8.
ENGLAND-Parliament. The Ministry
| carried the paper duty resolution in the House
| of Commons by 33 majority. -
English funds continue TO depreciate on
| account of bad weather and the state of the
| Paris Bourse.
E. NJ. Abbot, of Bowdery, has failed. Liza
| bilities 100000.
The bills of John Craft and John Craft, Jr,
provision dealers have been returned. Their
| liabilities are moderate.
The weather has been better.
The Queen has gone to the Highlands of
| Scotland.
FRANCE-The Superior Council of Commerce
| have already held four sittings Of enquiry
| into the cotton trade. Great numbers of
| French, English and Belgian manufacturers
were present.
| TURIN, Aug. 7th.-One thousand volunteers
| have left for Sicily. Five thousand left on
| the 4th.
1t is reported that the two Neopolitan reg
| iments mutinied with the city of ''ViVe Gar
| ibaldi." 1900 of Garibaldi'ss volunteer have
| already landed in Caabria. Garibaldi will
shortly advance ON Naples whittier he had
| been summoned. His arrival is impatiently
waited for at Naples and Rome.
| Collision.
New York, Aug. l5.-The steamer erich
| ard Stockton" and propeller New Era''
| collided off Castle Garden. The latter sunk
| but the passengers were all saved.
| Sailed.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-The steamer Sax
| onia sailed for Liverpool to-day, taking
S35O,0O0 in specie.
| Mowatt, Nockerson & Co., lace dealers
| have suspended. Their assets are nearly suf-
| ficient TO meet their liabilities.
| Bullion in the Bank decreased during the
week 200 pounds.
Bell & Co. say that American stocks are
steady at a. ais'o~ca of 3.
| The MesS:u5, Convention stipulates that
| 1000 Neapolitans shall guard the citadel and
| not lombard the city unless Garibaldi attacks
| the citadel.
Garibaldi was received at Messina with
| great enthusiasm.
| DAMASCUS, July 1.-THE massacres are
| ended. The Druses and Bedouins have gone
into the interior.
| The Christians are still concealing them
| selves.
| Fuad Pacha arrived at Buyrout on the
| 18th.
1 in nulr oil, h. lr,4
call the Grand ViZier.
| The Courier De Paris has been suppressed.
/ The Paris Patrie says that the regiments
for Syria left London yesterday.
There is great agitation in Gambia, Jeddah
| and Arabia.
NAPLES, 3.-All is tranquil.
RoME.-The people shouted for Garibaldi
at Arperio during the disturbance.
LIE Morcierre has sent troops to Terracino.
The steamer Persia brings Liverpool dates
| of the 4th.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on the Sd.
Cotton sales Saturday 10000 bales, of
| which SPECTATORS and exporters took 1000
bales, closing firm; Breadstuffs quiet but
steady; Provisions dull; Consols 93sa931;
Manchester advices are unfavorable; Mar
ket dull but little inquiry and prices weak.
protocol has been signed agreeing to
send II, 900 troops, halt French, to Syria to
stay six months
The popular movement at Arpine in the
Papal States has been suppressed.
The Neapolitan troops are being directed
| on Calabria.
He'll and Everett In Indiana.
| EVANSVILLE, Aug. 15.--One hundred guns
| were fired on the announcement of the for
| nation of an electoral ticket for Bell and
Everett in Indiana. Great enthusiasm.
| Kancev in NIemphIs
MEMPHIS, Aug. l5.-Yaneey addressed an
| immense Breckenridge meeting here last
night for four hours amidst great enthusiasm
Arrived.
New York, Aug. 15-The steamer Pana'
ma has arrived at st. johns from Galway the
| 9TH.
The steamers Vanderbilt and Nova Scotia
had arrived out.
Cotton firm; sales Tuesday 10000 bales
Consols 934a93s.
Garibaldi's forces are reported landed in
Calabria. sf4
| River News.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15-The river is rising
with feet inches water in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-The river is about
stationary, with Z feet water to Cairo.
The Missouri is stationary with a feet wa
ter in the channel.
| GRAND BALL AT KINGSTON SPRINGS,
FRIDAY, nth AUGUST, 1850.