Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
pp GeIearapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Further News per Steamers Weser
and ROrussia.

and Borussia.
ROME, 26.-Gen. Guyon has issued pro-
clamation, recommending the inhabitants to
abstain from manifestations of even pacific
nature.
Eight thousand Austrians have arrived at
Ancona, large numbers OF Austrians have
quilted Piacenza, and declared it in state
of siege. They are concentrating on the left
Bank of the river Pc.
TRIESTE, 30-The Austrian Lloyds have
discontinued their ships to foreign ports
PARMA.-1he Grand Duchess left after in
stituting council of regency
The new government expressed adhesion
to Piedmont.
The Sardinians in Venice, have placed
themselves under the protection of the Rus
sian consulate.
The Wurtemburg chambers unanimously
voted the Government projects, to call out
the landwehr. and forced levy of horses, at
the opening of the war, also credit of seven
millions forms.
In the debate sympathy was expressed for
Austria
1t is rumored that De Langleo leaves the
French Cabinet.
The Austrian Ambassador has not left
Paris.
TURKEY.-The Porte is preparing for war.
Omar Pacha is on his way from Bagdad to
Constantnople.
Sardinia proposed to Spain to join her, but
Spain intends to remain neutral.
The following is an official letter from
GOrtschakoff to, the British Government:
81 do not deny that there may exist a
written engagement between France and
Russia but | can assure you, in the most
positive manner, that such an arrangement
contains nothing that in the most distant
manner could be interpreted as constituting
hostile alliance against Europe. If Lord
Malmesbury should be questioned on the sub
iect he may answer with confidence in the
above sense, and give you my personal
guarantee that the declaration will not be
lalsified by the facts"
h The Car. Alexander, telegraphing to the
widow of the Grand Duke, says Prussia and
Austria are not threatened by Russia.
VIENNA, April 30.--The French Ambassa-
dor leaves to-day.
PARIS, April 30.-There are rumOrs oil an
instruction in Sicily.
ENGLAND-The Parliamentary election re-
suited probably in favor of Derby and the
Government.
LoNDoN.-No additional failures are re-
ported. Wheat advanced 2 shillings.
Arrival of the Arago.
New York, May l6.--The steamer Arago
| has arrived off Cape Race, with Liverpool
dates of the 4th and probably of Saturday.
Arrival of the Nova Scorian.
The steamer Nova Scotian has arrived al
Quebec, with dates of the 4th.
Cotton-sales of days 10000 bales, o.
which spectators and exporters took 1896
bales. Declined / and very dull. Glare
| quotes:-Orleans middling g; upland mid
| ding Ct. Manchester advices unfavOrahle
| all qualities slightly declined. COnsols 904CG
9O!. Rreadstuffs buoyant; all qualities con
side al " dvanc d. Provisions have an ad
vancing tendency. Flour advanced Gas
pence. Corn advanced pence. Beef and
| pork each advanced SOLO shillings.
Richardson, Spence 81 Co. quote -four al
| I2s3dC6 I5s9d: Southern white wheat 1l(Gl4S
white Corn Ss4d@Ss9d; Lard Cos; Sugar
steady; Coffee quiet.
LoNDoN.-Sugar quiet; Coffee firm, but
quotations are barely maintained.
The panic in the stock exchange has sub,
sided American stocks, little inquiry and
prices weak
The City of Baltimore and Vanderbilt
arrived out on the fourth.
Napoleon's manifesto appeared on the Sd
1t is aformal declaration of war.
The French Minister has left Vienna. The
| Austrian Minister has also left Paris.
No actual collision has yet occurred.
Napoleon expects to take the field on thu
9th. He says Austria has virtually declared
war against France, and he takes the sword
| in defence of Italy. He disclams all idea o
conquest, and leaves the Empress and his sor
under the protection of the patriotic Frenct
| people.
The French troops are pouring into Pied
| mont
The following manifesto from the Emperor
| of Austria was issued on the 18th: Il have
ordered my army to enter Sardinia. Oui
| struggle is a lust one, and we begin it will
courage and confidence. We hope, however
that we shall not stand alone in it | speal
| as a sovereign member of the Germanic Con
| federation when call attention to the dang
er and recall to memory the glorious times il
which Europe bad to thank the general ant
| fervent enthusiasm Of Germany for its Hber
| alton, for God and the father-land."
The Austrian troops arc concentrating alonI
| the river Seiza, occupying Vercilli, Tries
and the surrounding country, which Is place.
| in a state of scige.
The Austrian Commander has impose
heavy contributions on the occupied towns.
The panic on the Bourse continues. Rente
COZ francs.
The Bank of France has raised its rate
from 3 to 4 per cent.
The Bank of Frankfort has raised its rate
to 4.
A further advance is expected by the Ban
of England.
The Dutch Government asked the Cham
beers for loan Of five hundred thousan
pounds-ninety thousand pounds arrived iror
| Australia.
| Italians i'm New York.
New YORK, May l6.--The Italians hav
called meeting for tomorrow TO second tn
| movements for Italian freedom.
Fire.
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-The Latayett
Sugar Refinery, with several adjoining bui!c
ha hlEn