Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03
gp Velfaraph.
Arrival of the Northern light.

New York, Nov 2-The steamer North
ern Light reports the sloops OF war Lancas-
ter and ST. Marys at Panama, and the Brook
Ign and store ship Falmouth. at AspinwaI.
Valparaiso adviceS are TO the End. and Cal
lao to the 12ih of Oct.
The Mos Taylor touched at Leta.
The AmrTican Government ultimatum
has been rejected by Peru. as to the Lizzie.
Thompson. Georgiana and Saratoga's claims
This refusal would compel the American
Minister TO demand bis passports.
The ship Lucy Ann Hale was partially
burned on the 5ih of Oct, at Callao.
The Peruvian frigate Callao. while being
docked at Lorenzo. on the 10ib, with the
crew abord, the stanehions of the dock gave
way pitching her over. She rapidly filed.
and great number, probably 150 persisted,
the wounded are numerous. The dock was
rendered useless.
The revolution in B olivia has been sur
pressed-seyeral offic rs were shot,
NIcARAGUA-The news of Gen. Walkers
capture caused much rejoicing.
Martina is again at the head of affairs.
Dimitry is pressing The Government for
convention 20 settle the American claims, but
unsuccessfully. Martinez, however, will call
the Congress together on the 18th of Seplem-
Der, that "A ratification of the Lamar Tetedo-
don treaty might be effected within the time
specified.
Vanderbilt made the Government an offer
OF transit, but it was not accepted.
Guayaqnil advices say that Florez is dis
banding his forces, but the Peruvian Presi-
dent, Castillo. still maintained Il hostile atti-
tude, and was seeking permission from his
government to declare war again against Ec-
uadOr.
The United States steamer Narragansett
left CallaO on S,h ulth. for Panama. Com
munications passed between flag officer Mont
gomery and the British Commander, con-
corning the arrest of an American officer and
citizen for refusing to respond to the chal
lenge of a British guard.
An alarm occurred at Panama on the night
of the 22d, in consequence Of the report that
Tacho was coming with party of negroes to
sack the city.
From New York.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-It is reported that
residence will be prepared for the Pope at
Brussels.
The New Granadian treaty will be ratified
at Washington to-day.
The steamer Hammonia brings London
papers of October 18th. Her news is antici-
pated.
Counterfeit fves on the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank of Hartford are in circulation.
Havana adVices report that the bark Syria,
of New York, has been sold to slave traders.
Sheridan Knowles.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Sheridan Knowles,
who was lost i'm the Arctic, was not the au-
thor, but was the agent of the American
Bank Note Company, charged with the work
for the Emperor of Russia.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-The river is rising
rapidly with feet 9 inches water in the
Canal.
HI. R w. Hill.
Mr. McMichael, the clerk of the steamer
H. R. w. Hill, telegraphs Sherley, Bell &Co,
that the Hill exploded one boiler below
Baton Rouge. A number of the crew were
scalded, some badly, but none killed. Mem.
was unhurt.
Political.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2-The Union party
demonstration tonight is large. Procession,
bonfires, &c. The merchants of the Union
party, have resolved to close their stores
Tuesday and devote the day to the polls.
Marie cts by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-CottOn-Sales to-
day 1000 bales: prices easier but quotations
unchanged; middling 1l4a1l5; Sales of the
week 35 500 bales; receipts of the week SO,
900 bales, against IS 500 bales during the
corresponding time last year; exports of the
week 10000 bales; total exports of the sea-
son 247 500 bales; total receipts at this port
less than last year $4,000 bales; total stock
At all Southern ports less than last year 1871
900 bales; present stock at New Orlean-
248 500 bales. Sugar steady at 64t74 Mo-
Iasses 35a4O. Flour dali at 570d5 rs. To-
bacco firm; prices SITTER but quotations IN
changed. Coffee firm; sales of the week
$3.50 bags at l22al5; imports OF The week
$500 bags; stock at New Orl' ans 1880
bags, against SO 900 bags at the same tim
last year. Freights to Liverpool 1872.
Sterling exchange 62a7s; on bills of lading
53a64; New York sight exchange 4a4 dis