Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
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AppIrLoNAL FoRRIeN NEws.


NEW YORK, April S.-Previous to the dissolution
Of Parliament, Pamerston in replying to questions
said that no direct overtUres for the return of En-
bassies had been made from Naples but indirectly,
and asked whether the sending Of prisoners 10 lap
| land would be considered sufficient PalmerstOn
stated that the British Government would not be sat
lsted with Naples merely smptying her prisons to
/ Ell them again
! commercial treaty with Morocco was laid before
/ the House.
The House disposed Of writs for new Parliament
| returnable on the Both
The English press speaks favorably of Buchanan 5
inaugural address.
Accounts frem some manufacturing towns in France
are rather favorable complaints of the nOn-aTTval
| Of orders for silk from the United States.
AdYices from Algiers say that one-fth more land
is planted in wheat than last year: corn and -four
| dull; speedy fall of wheat is inevitable
Marseiles letters Of the 18th say the ship Adriatic
has been arrested in consequence Of the collision
with the Lyonnais. The captain demmred at the
Jurisdiction of the French courts and appealed to the
| American tribunal.
The case was overruled and will be tried before
Letters from Cadiz state that the forts of Vera
Cruz fired on the boats of the Spanish steamer
Ferrolana.
The captain demanded an explanation
The Mexicans boast that they have assistance from
the United States.
The Neufohatel conference viii probably meet on
the 25th
The Ottoman Porte has appointed commission of
enquiry to answer the Russian demand for explana-
ton of sending Poles and Turks to Circassia.
An armistce Of three months has been agreed
upon between England and Persia.
Count Paar, with the legation, has been recalled
from Turin.
Two British steamers forced the port of Wanga'
halh in Japan, because they were refused admission
contrary to the treaty.
ing the ports, but forbidding to penetrate the
interior.
A Chinese baker has been executed for poisoning
bread 1t is said he acted agreeable to orders from
the Vice Roy.
Consantiaople advices say that civil war is raging
in Persia.
The London Gazette says Sound dues are abolish
ed from the LIST of April
WASHINGTON, April 8.-Wm. B. Reed of Philadel-
phia has been rendered the mission to China
The steamer Minnesota, among other vessels. will
proceed tn China.
The Land officers in Minnesota have been directed
to continue the withdrawal Of lands contiguous to
railroad routes.
1t is established by Congress that preemptiOn
claims, based upon actual settlement, shall be al
lowed
Brownsville, DacOtah and Nebrafka cities will be
the localities Of the officers which have been recent
ly created.
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Boston.
The Naval Court of Inquiry has taken up the case
of commander Ogden.
Whetson, republican, has been reelected Chief
Justice in Wisconsin.
WAsHTEGToy, April Orders have been received
At the GOspOrt navy yard to fit out the slOops Of
Germantown and Marion, and the brig Perry.
The steam frisate Roanoke is ready, and the Colo
RADIO nearly ready to receive officers.
The steamer PoWhattan is undergoing repairs.
The steamers Minnesota and Mississippi and
sl1op Of war Germantown are ordered by the Navy
department to be Immediately prepared for the West
Indies.
New ToRr, April 9-Flour unsettled Ohio . 80
as 80 Wheat firm. Corn declined one cent. Pro-
visions and Whisky firm Stocks higher.
CINCINNATI, April 9-Flom dull Provisions
quiet Mess pork % O0a22 80.
HALIFAX, April s, M-The steamer Niagara is not
yet sgnaled.
AUGUSTA, Ca, April 8.-The frost Tuesday morn
ing, killed the corn cotton and wheat crops Of this
REGION. Thermometer stands at 81