Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07
Further Foreign News.
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA
HALIFAX Oct 20

rep HALIFAX, Oct. 80.
ENGLAND.-The Times, in an article on
the day of humiliation in America, says that
amid all the turmoils of war change in the
morals Of the community can be discerned,
and there is faint glimmering of new
dawn; and says intelligent Americans are
inclined to believe that the return of peace,
though it will show mutilation and give no
security for more secession in future, will
be the occasion for better and more order
ly government in the Northern States gem
orally. ee-.sa =. t--- ~ ts
Z. DR.. Russelfs letter is dated Washington,
Oct. 4th. In it he alludes to great expe-
dition to sail at the end of October. He
says that the Government is determined to
open a cotton port, and it don't believe in
the oaths of the Southerners that they will
never give bale of cotton to the Yankees,
but thinks the temptation of high prices
prevailing will attract large supplies of cot
ton to that port for expectation. Thus q
Government monopoly may be created in
cotton, and q strong protective Government
will scarcely fail to put on the screws with
foreign customers. The writer thinks that
for the present the larger ports of the South
are tolerably safe. The owners of ships
might bring forward grievances against the
Federal Government for prohibiting vessels
was established, and claim compensation for
losses. = H-s t-s<NsT s -
The official trial of the speed of the iron
plated steamer Warrior resulted in an aver
age of nearly fourteen and a half knots,
which places her at the head of the British
navy in speed as well as in all other partic-
ulsrs. The highest speed obtained was over
sixteen and ahalf knots.
- LIvKRPooL.-Flourf firm with an upward
tendency. Wheat firm and Sd. higher on the
week. Corn still ad, ancing. Pork dull.
Bacon steady. a
LATEST VIA QUEESsrowN.-Breadst
quiet and firm. Provisions dull. Consuls
closed at 924@92a. There is more doing in
American stocks.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-The Brokers' Circu-
lar reports the sales during the week at 49,
500 bales Prices have advanced 8@4d.
Sales to spectators 56, 600 and to exporters
II, 900 bales. Sales on Friday rs, 900 bales,
closing with advancing tendency; $4,000
bales were taken by SPECTATORS and expor-
tors. Authorized quotations., Orleans fair
liz, middling Ii Mobile fair IL +, middling
IOa UplaE ds fair IL &, niddling los. Stock
in port estimated at 635, 500 bales, of which
$50, 900 are American.
Advices from Manchester are favorable;
prices still advancing.
BREADsTUFFs. - Messrs. Richardson,
Spence q Co., Wakefield, Nash s. Co., and
Bigland, Attaya Co., report -four hrm,
with an upward tendency, American 26@33s
Wheat firm AID unchanged, as compared
with Tuesday, but Sd higher on the week
red Western lis 9d@12s Sd, red Southern
les 9d@I3s, white Western 13s, white South
cru 13s 6d6,14s Corn still advancing, and
2s 6dOss higher on the week mixed S4s,
yellow 34s Sd, white 36s@38s. The same
authorities report beef quiet but steady, pork
dull and unchanged; bacon steady at 35@
37s; lard dull at 48@50s; sugar buoyunt at
6df9Sd higher; coffee sales small; rice &C.
tive and Cd higher. E
HUNDRED Advance OF the Yankees.
1t is reported this morning that the Yam
KEGS under Gen. McCook have crossed
Green River in considerable force. We are,
however, inclined to doubt the truth Of the
rumor.