Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-07

tns AEaoia, VIII Be found interesting:
Hx5olOuos AZ s1Trrs AND ROME
a great political demenstrstion had taken place
n Naples on the receipt Of the news Of the bsttle Of
Msgenfs. a great Demonstration vas made in favor
Of the French. The rced from the royal palace TO
the street called Chisja wss flied with upwards of
twenty thousand people cheering the French and
kleenontese coueuls' residences. The Swiss and
- police chsrged upon Them With the bayoset snd
gradually ihsy we're disptTssd Many arrests we're
- On The 9th instant renarkaSle DEMONSTRATION
wss got Up in Rome In honor Of the resent sue
cesses OF the French and Pisdnontese armies be-
fore milan. Unable 20 RESTRAIN their impetnous
JOY 70 mems. IS soon sc the news was received
ran through the streets in great numbers, and fol
- 1gste OF tie Cotss. stopped before the
house Of Gen. Goyon Here they burst into the
most -iastic exclamation Of q tlec Ia Trar-
eia :. Viva z Empsrdrore Aapoleon ~ g Fsna 2
Indpzdzza HoEianaP' Their cries we're repeated
again snd again, until General Goyon appeared
It he window, and thaaked the multitude by
gestures.
D1ssESsIoS IN TIE ALLIED cAaIr.
A letter from Paris says Disseasion IA in the
allied camp; Gsribaldi Is Incapable Of aeseptipg
the name Of Louis Napoleon IN any arrangement to
- be entered into even against the Austriaps Ionia
Napoleon breads like death the interference Of
GGrihaldL He knows well enough thai the treat
nent received By the Italian patriot at the hands
Of French republicans hss created eternal hatred
and misirust Of an thinRe French A terrible
scene took place at AlessaBdria betzsen.ihe Empe
ror and 9aribadi, wherein the latter spoke ont and
30 ssunbsrred his msnd He vowed eternal suspicion
aad hatred to France owned his adnesence TO the
repEble-the red republic, indeed--aud sooiTed at
the idea OF annexation to Sardinia The hurry
with which the trick Of annexation was performed,
before Garibsldi could arrive at Milan gives some
alarm Tor the consequences. Garibaldi is open and
= sincere in his designs of protecting the republic.
ana eschewing the protectorste of France Milan
VIII net De able to contain two suns 10 the same
hemisphere Gsribadi has adopted the irresistible
Pchcy OF Ignoring the very existence of the French
army IN laly and will not sight in concert with the
cunning foreigner, whom he RvoWs TO be more dan
geroas han even the Austrisns themselves.
ADVICE OF nErTsRsIcH TO FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Aatternichs last advice to the emperor Of Aus
la was, It is stated clear and precise and greatly
70 the purpose "Defeat is not destruction-a city
fortress. may be rebuilt-an empire never. Lis
ten 20 no adyice-heaTken to no propositions of
speace-and, above sl, enter into treaty whatev-
,.voy." '-'- - - p>'''' y 'A' 4'U'' u 0A-
T DEPRESSION IN AUSTRIA.
The government of Austria will soon be in great
want 81 money, as il counted upon receiving 45-
100000 Of silver forms the amount of the forced
toaa Appointed 70 L9m5ardy. The inhabitants of
Fienne are exceedingly depressed The news Of
ire aefeai Of the Derby cabinet has increased their
30 distress, as they under the Impression that
Wing ministry would make common cause with the
Emperor Napoleon. OF the nine corps d'armee in
the Lumbsrdo-Venetian kingdom, some of them
hardly number now more teaR 10000 TO %, 900
men,
FREEoH LADIES WORKING FOR THE woUSDED
A mes element mas been added during the week to
the amusements Of the ntmats reunions 10 which our
e. brilliant Partisan society has been suddenly re-
dueed The Empress has organized species of
Do &C Association Tor maxim lint for TIE wounded
ana II Is az Heselr ion % appear at these smsli
t0eptions win q little Work-bssket on your arm aud
bundle of little rags your hand.
her majesty has herself set the example, and
TTrTn.r c. M
ject Of emulation with the ladies to Guido each other
IN the supplies OF lint and linen bands they are able
70 send to the service des irariss Of the Ministry
OF War Those who have produced the greatest
quantity areto be rewarded With 20 dep bee form
ing an ornament for the hair or bosom aud adapted
according to an idea expressed by her majesty Der
Feiiher for full dress demiOetts go that the
memento Of the good work upon which the forru-
nate winner was engaged dsring the time of war
and rsril may never have to be abandoned
THE KIEeDoM OF sAEDINIA-vIcrOR ENIAEUKL's
SUCCESS.
u o. The Turin correspondent of the London Meas,
writing on the 18th, says:
Victor Emanuel sees the confines Of his kingdom
enlargng everyday by the spontaneous accession of
Inhabitants The Italian flag is already flying in
every place through the Duchy Of Parma There is
no doubt felt here that IN few days the Duchy
Of Modena win also be added to the Sandman king
dom.
The schemes supposed TO be arranged between the
advisers Of Francis Joseph and the balfs-dozsn fol-
lowers of Mszzini is leave the turbulent energetic
and restless population of the ROmagna prey 10
anarchy aud riot for time, in order, on the one
hand, TO justify the Austrian occupation, and on the
other to stigmstise the allied army by compelling it
to resort to measures of repression its own &C.
count
GERMANY AND THE WAR.
It lie reported that Prussia is willing to ascent to
the abandonment of LOmbardy by Austria, and
long Louis Napoleon is content with this result
of the present conflict she will interfere; but
the total evacuation of the peninsula of Italy by
Austria is insisted upon, that Prussia will march
her mobzed army to the Rhine frontier The
threats hela out to Germany in the Russian crcu-
lar Of Prince Gorztchakof, it is said, has induced
Prussis 10 demand an explanation of its meaning,
while ct the time il is minated that Prussia
is determined to maintain the proposition accepted
in ls4S, that the Mincio Should be considered the
boundary Of German territory in Italy, and the pas
sage Of THAI line by the allies would therefore make
the war common cause for all Germany. 1t is re-
ported, moreover that understanding to that eff
feet had been previously come to with Austria.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Il is reported that the provisions which have fal-
len into the hands of he allies sufficient to feed
their armies for six weeks.
DR.. Cullen, of Dublin, is out with long pastoral
letter The clergy Of his diocese in which he de-
tria.
Among the wounded in the personal staff along
side the Emperor of the French is Edgar Ney, son
Of the great marshal
A private letter from the field of battle says hat
since the active work began Napoleon III knocks
fcu ro'olock in The morning
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