Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

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NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Mort
Briton has arrived at Farther Point with Lii
! ! erpool dates of May 3lst.
Cotton sales of days IL 900 bales, of whic
spectators and exporters took $500.
The market is very dull. Lower quota
tons declined, and prices very irregular
Manchester advices favorable. The marke
1rm, but the holiday prodaced quietness
Breadstnfs dull; provisions quiet Consol
95sa95s.
LONDONDERRY, Thsrsday.-Cottons sales a
Liverpool to-day 10000 bales, of which spec
| stuffs quiet but steady; provisions dull; Con
soils 94s.
The steamer Teutonia arrived at Queens.
town on the 18th, with her machinery dam
aged.
The steamers City of Washington and Bo-
hemain arrived there on the 3lst
LoNDoN.-Breadstuffs firm and steady; SUI
gar quiet; coffee steady; Linseed oil 2Ss 3da
2Ss cd.
Italy dispatches reassert that Garibaldi
defeated the Royol troops and entered PaIer-
mo, but it is not confirmed
The Paris Patrie rays the insure ctionists
are organizing SO that the fall of Polermo
Is only question of time.
Garibaldi declares that Sicily will be an
nexed 10 Italy as soon as the Insurgents take
Palermo.
The Neapolitan dispatches claim the defeat
OF and flight of the Insurgents.
The Sandman Chambers have approved
the cession Of Savoy.
The Chinese have accebed to the terms de-
manded by the English and French, paying
expenses and opening their ports and rivers
to navigation free.
A Chinese official warns the AMERICANS
against kidnapping coolies.
Late dispatches favor Garibaldi.
The insurgents still occupy Palermo
heights.
An official Neapolitan dispatch of the 10Th
says the insurgents were driven from their
position at Sarco, with great loss. Que col
umn is in pursuit in the direction of Man.
Messina is tranquil but ready for an out
break If Garlbaldi enters Palermo, of which
there is but little doubt
Garibaldi's force has swellcd from Is 900
to 10000.
An intercepted dispatch from the General
of the Royal forces says there were 1900
killed and wounded out of 5000 troops. A
SIciIian dispatch says bands are leaving Gar
ibaldi's troops, who have again been beaten
at Piano, and the insurgents are in full flight,
pursued beyond Corleone
The Provinces are tranquil
The Ievolutionists are discouraged
NAPLEs.-The "Doman Zeitungu says that
the bands OF Garibaldi are totally routed.
and that Garibalidi is eDdeavoring to embark.
The Rebels accuse each other of .reachery
Dispatches are very contradictory.
China letters say that the Chinese reply to
the Allies is unsatisfactory. Hostilities are
inevitable.
The silk districts are still disturbed
Several dispatches say Garibaldi entered
Palermo on the 10Th, but they are considered
unreliable.
PARIs-Corn active; Wheat has an advanc-
ing tendency.
1t is reported that France and Russia have
agreed TO the partition of Turkey, a share
TO go to England If acceptable.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 1l-SENArE Wilson
offered a resolution changing the adjourn
ment from the 18th to the 18th. The report
OF the Printing Investigation Committee was
discussed.
HoUsE.--Hatton, from the Committee on
Navy Expenditures, reported back the reso-
lutlons which were referred to the Committee
In February, recommending their passage.
Discussed and postponed till Wednesday.
The Post Office Appropriation Bill was tax
en- up.
The Pacific Railroad Committee met ane
determined to report q bill embracing thd
Central and Southern routes.
Senats.-The Civil Appropriation bill was
discussed.
House.-The amendment reducing the
compensation of a certain class of Postmas-
tiers was rejected. Several other amend
ments were adopted. The Post Office APP
preparation bill then passed.
The Fertilization Bill passed as originally
reported.
The Committee of Conference on the Home
stead Bill could not agree and another COM
mittee was asked for.
Secretary EIOyd hos Sump,onad Ganarol
Harvey to arrange an extensively campaign
against the Indians, the Government being
satisfied that war is inevitable at an ex-
pense of many millions.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
SPRINGFIELD, No., June 1.-THE Califor-
MIA Overland NJ all has arrived.
Prince Goitaro the head of the Japanese
Government has been assassinnated. Two
OF the assassiDs were Princes of high rank.
who with thirty others, have been behaded
The new Dynasty are opposed to foreign
commerce, but they are likely to be over
thrown by an instruction. Prince Meio
heads it. The Consuls advise foreigners to
arm themselves.
New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Arago
arrived to-day. Her dates are anticipated.
Democratic Convention.
RICHMOND, June Lille democratic Con-
vention will probably close tomorrow and
await the action Of the Baltimore Conven-
ton.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE river is rising.
with feet water in the Canal
Market
New ORLEANS, June 11.-Cotton sales to-
day 400 bales, prices irregular, middling
l1alI1. Sugar steady 7AaS Flour very
dull, 50a5 IS. Lard in bbls advanced /,
124. Freights and exchange unchanged.
New YORK, June 11.-Cotton dull; up
land middling IL; Flour, sales to-day 1880
bbls.. at 5 15a5 20; Corn firm, advanced one
cent, sales to-day SO 600 bushels at 628a77;
Mess Pork firm, sales 600 bbls., at Is 371a
Is so; Lard. sales 200 bbls. at 114aIla
CINCINNATI, June 11.--Flour irregular and
unchanged; whisky sales to-day 900 bbIs