Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

Per Steamer NJrH Amertcl,-The steamer Asia
arrived at Liverpool on the oath.
Nothing has transpired Of the zurich Conference
or peace treaty.
Coeredo is still living, but his recovery is hope
less.
The Cunard steamers will hereafter touch at
Queenstown, by which we will get one DAY later
news. :,
Sir J. Dean Paul and Slrahan, ex-LOndon bankersi
have been pardOned, after four years serY.tude
The first battalion of military tor China has been
ordered to depart by the Overland route.
The Builders strike continues. The wOrkmen are
about appealing to the public for the support OF
their families.
Parliament is prOrogued to December the NJ
teenth.
Indulge in gloomy fOrebOdings.
The correspondent Of the Herald says the impress
sion has gained ground that rupture between Eng
land and France is imminent
Several of the Provincial journals published sim
ultaneous and violent articles against England.
which it is understood were suppressed by the 60
vernment officials with a warning TO England That
the hour of trial approaches which may extinguish
| her greatness forever.
The correspondent of the Post asserts that nego-
tiations are making to complete joint expedition
| against China.
THE correspondent the HtraLd says cOntrariwise
| and that French preparations are suspended
There has been an inundation in South France,
causing destruction to life and property.
| Gen Bedeau and DR.. Landeset have returned to
France under the amnesty.
SPAIN.-The Government announced to the Cortez
| that it was going to begin war with Morocco
| The political parties and newspapers have agreed
| to support the Minister.
Minister l. Anglers has been recalled.
The army for Africa will be organized immed
ately. a. = 80 sa - - -
Troops are collecting throughout Spain.
Palmerston told the French Ambassador thai
England would not suffer Spain to occupy both sides
of the Straits and that she would tOrclDly oppose
it. The English Cabinet mean to make the quespor
| an European one. 'f-- 80 49,.
The London Times thinks that apprehensiOns of dan
ger from the Spanish enterprise against Morocco e
Europe or the British possession Of Gibraltar absurd
but an attack by France on Morocco's independence
or an ATTEMPT to annex it to Algeria, would justify
the strongest remOnstrance in hehalf of Europe.
The News thinks an alliance between France
and Spain against Morocco is not reassuring t
Great Britain
The correspondent of the Times says, the cOnven
ton between Lord Palmerston and the French Am
bassador caused much emotion at Paris, where. th'
French Government asserted that 1t would no
change its policy regarding Morocco:
Spain repeated dsavOwal of the ambitious
project attributed to her. seE r.ss7ssw
The News saws, that Nun sent a dispatch tina
England no longer opposed the expedition agains
Morocco.
ister of Foreign affairs.
The Pope returned to Rome on the 2Oth IEg
The reports of disturbances at Palermo are cor
frmed Palermo is in state of seige.
At the conference between the Pope and the Frencl
Ambassador il is stated that it agreed that OF
dinanccs granting administrative reforms shout
: soon be published.
GERMANY.-Great preparations are making for tn
Schiller festival
The Prussian minister of the Police has refused I
allow a torch light procession in Berlin,
Democratic Demonstrations feared.
1t is stated that the French soldiers taken prisor
ers by the MOOrs on the 3lst of August, were burr
ed alive. The French troops are burning tor, n
venge for the outrage.
There are rumors of an intended interview b.
tween Austria and Prussia but they are untOunde
CALCUTTA. Sept 29.-News unimpOrtant.