Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15

recent rise in that river, and is doubtles
ruined Why were these clothes not given
out, instead of being packed away to ruin2
Late Adv1ces from Europe.
(By the Norwegsn-)
FuRTHER PoIST, Oct. 3.
-. Great Rritasns-Sr Edward Bulwer Lytton,
in speaking at dinner at HartfoTdshire. re :
viewed the general aspect Of foreign and do
mestic relations. Italy, he said, had become
great nation. He took Mr.. Roebuckss view
of Austria, and compiimented Earl Russell on
bis conduct in the foreign department. Sir
Edward said be had long foreseen the rupture
in America and he thought it would tend TO
happy results both for the safety Of Europe
and other reasons. The breaking up OF the
American Republic was not failnre OF the
Democracy. Any other form of G Government
would have equally failed la keeping togeth-
er sections of community geographically
SO vast and with contrasts so antagonistic TO
each other
1 The issue of notices for the adoption OF
short time in the Lancashire mills was daily
becoming more general, aud under these cir
cumstances, spinners and manufacturers were
showing increased confidence to abstain from
pressing their goods on the market until
prices shall have attained point in some de-
gree commensurate with the rise in the value.
of the raw material. The Tunes 10 its city ar
ticle attributes the continued decline in the
funds to feelings of disquiet as TO the pros
poets of the operative classes in Manchester
during the coming winter. and the influence
which q partial suspension OF the cotton
trade may have upon the revenue.
LoSDoS.-Tbe funds continued to drOOp
under considerable realizations. Consols de-
clined / on the 24ih. The discount market
showed increasing ease. The general rate
was pei cent and choice bills at % Mex
lean securities continued buoyant and ad-
yancing, owing to the contemplated inter-
vention. The following is q summary of the
news sent out by the City of Washington
from Liverpool on the 25th:
GREAT BRIFAIs-The Great Eastern was
less damaged than was ct first represented.
She will repair at Milford and resume the
service between Liverpool and New York,
The Times thinks the Emperor of Russia,s
letter is good and appropriate, and more ac-
ceptable to America than advice from any
other power, but obviously the advice will
not be taken by proud aud obstinate peo-
pie, and more blood must flow before the
eounsels of St. Petersburg will be listened TO.
Further correspondence from the Emperor
of Russia is published. In one letter he seys
be has no doubt whatever Of the ultimate
power of the Northern and Western States TO
snbjngate the seeded States, if they put
forth all their strength. ~
The London Pest publishes the terms of
treaty between England. France aud Spain,
for immediate Intervention in the affairs Of.
Mexico. There is no intention OF urging ter
ritorial war, but the combined national force
of the powers will occupy the principal ports
in the Gulf, and will sequestrate the revenue
of such ports. retaining one half aud paying
the rest 10 Mexico. Yet, if Mexico sets allied
powers "A: defiance. an eff ,ctual blockade will
France The Cons titutionelle officially an
nounccs the Washington government has not
authorized its agents in Europe to make mil
itary engagements, and that officers accept
ing servicr. under that Government will
therefore act under their Own responsibility.
Aaly.-Active negotiations are going on
between Paris and Turin in relation TO the
guarantees for the spiritual independence of
the Pope, if Rome should become the Capital
of Italy.
LateS Uia londonderry. London, Sept 81
The Times announces that the illness of the
Pope's nuncio more serious than any hereto
fore. Advices say that there is much danger
of his life. 4-4
London Cotton M.rket.-The weather was
fine and the attend lnee good. but trade slow
for all articles at Mondays prices.
OsbOrne's circular reports to-day's mark
cts for English and foreign wheat held firmly
for extreme rates, floating cargoes bring full
prices for Ireland. Flou@-quet. Indian
corn sells at steady rates. Barley in demand
Rye wanted Beans sand peas slow of sale.
London.-Wheat dull and 1(92d lower.
Flour quiet but steady. Sugar steady. COT
fee buoyant and tending upward; sales of H.
Iinois Central shares 3S(93S4 discount; Erie
shares 223(923.
--latest via Queenstown, Liverpool, IL
Sales of cotton to-day (Friday,] estimated at
20, 900 bales. and buoyant at yesterdays pri-
ces which are as follows: Fair Orleans l03
middling 10; air Mobile I0t; middling 81;
fair uplands l0& middling g. Stock in port
estimated at 75l 900 bales, of which AS, 900
are American.
Advices from Manchester are favorable
Prices still tend upward. Breadstufs prices
have downward tendency with little in
quiry. &.
Liverpool, Sept. 26th-Sales of cotton for
three days ending Wednesday of 81, 900 bales.
The market has been excited and prices are
Id higher than on Friday. Sales to specula-
tors and exporters of $4,000. The MARKET
closed with an upward tendency. Advices
from Manchester are favorable. Prices OF all
kinds of goods are slightly higher, though
sales small.
Liverpool, SEPT. 27h.-CoFn--Th attendance
of town and country millers is moderate. and
there is fair consumptive demand for wheat.
The lower grade quotations are l(12d lower,
and fine samples are quite rs dear. firm. quiz
ct, aud easier. Oats unchanged. Indian
corn is again in good demand. and has quite
recovered the depression of the last few days.
Mixed is bringing Bis per quarter, and white
SIS Cd.
gs WASHINGTON, Oct. s.
The report of a large rebel force de ipatch-
ed from the Potomac army westward is IN
founded. t-ss -a-1s s
Detachments from the Sickles' brigade,
which have been scouting Lower Mary land
report the dominant sentiment as Voluntari-
ly rebellious. Not more than three Union
flags Were seen. -
Gen. SCOTS order. issued ten days ago,
for the release of Col. Blair is not yet carried
into effect. He is still confined in the bar.
racks at st. Louis.
Doctors Homestou and Swolm. of the four
teenth Brooklin regiment, who were taken
prisoners at Bull Run, arrived here this even
ing, via Fortress Monroe, from Richmond.
They were released on'parole, and came with
the ifty-seven wounded prisoners. They
give most deplorable accounted the con-
dition of our wounded and of the manner in
which they have been treated DT the rebels.
According to their accounts, our prisoners
have suffered all the torments othe damned,
and the wonder is that any of them are now
alive 1t now appears that the 81 wounded
whom they released, were cases which the
rebel doctors could not cure, and therefore
they were permitted to return fome
The rebel Government had LEANED something
regarding the probable expedition Sonih.
1t produced The greatest excitement through
out the Gulf and Cotton Slater. Ir was be-
lieved that vast numbers of tie troops now
in Virginia would be called to the resp Give
States where these attacks were apprehended.
The official record of charges against Ere
mont have not yet reached headquarters,
and the case remains in statu quo.
On Saturday last. by order o. Com. Craven,
Lieut.. Cass, u. S. n, with a detachment of
ten men, accompanied by two detective Of
ficers proceed to ST. Mary's river on the ia
cob Bel, and on Sunday arrested John Thorn
as Trovers. OF st. Mary's county, who was
charoed with aiding the TRANSFORMATION of