Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

The Presidsni hiss ISSUED procianati1D, des'ar-
ing that an extraordinary o sion requires the Sea
ate to convene ard aei upon such concentrations
as have bean or may br made 10 it on the part Of n
Executive lis cslled for the fourth Of March, at
noon Of which all who shah then Re eatitlei to act
as members Of that BODY are required to take notice
The telegraphio snneuuceuent that the Faslish
and French squsrdrons were in hostile aiii uIs be
FIRE Vera Cruz IS not believe here. for INC reason
! lhat President Jua7ez and members OF lie e.biuet
in letters received IN waabioetoa undes date Of he
tn Of F. b-uar7 state iistineythat they had made
'dsfuiie arraneement' for the settlement OF the
customs duties. and at that tine there other
question 1t issue.
lis known that Senior Meta, tbe Minister Of the
Constitutional overumeut, ha7 full p1Eess to make
treaty in the event OF his reception saeh By this
Administrator. As the President ia Ais au0ud
uessage, expressed himsei. TO lie effect, tia. he
enly hope Of settling tbe pending questions With
Mexico is thror ga the Cons itutiOnd GassFan' n.
some surpriseis expressed tha il net vet re-og-
uzcd ia the person Of senOr Hieta, but there may
be 81 len, reasons f,r the dlay, which. assoriiag
70 port viii not mach logger c0niinue. Sasb
rece coi n j. arxiously pressed. az t would in be
opinion @, it5 friends, cure he complete triumph
Of The Constitutional Government and en,ble L. to
obtain the matsr4 aid fran capt ,lsts to maistlia
its rover friend eli Niraraou is in Washington,
looking after the interests Of tsat persons gOveTa
ment, slhougA he disollim7 being his agent
An Unsupported Cause Of Decreased Enrsi-
grafton.
Tho New York Post says that the table7 published
by the Secretary Of State concerning the nato1ali-
lies CT mmicrau's from Europe he UoiSed States
duri z The las year. chow marsed decrease rs com
pared with former years. Tns reasons OF this fact
are various Oae of them aud one which for years
to e,me may prevail We find in tha Law nd perma-
rent characteristics railing The European immigra-
ton
According to the tables. Germany and ireland, /
forming together about dfy millions, the pruci
pal sources form which have foved hi'her;l 20 /
shores the current of immigration The whole pop
ulatiou of Earope consists Of over two hundred aud
ssy millions, comprising three principal races I
Oal of them toe Tdonic Including England, and the
C.l.ie, FROM Scotland and ireland, form the prine-
pal fountains Of immigraiiOr o'nsitutingin tbeas-
gregate not ere than eighty million less ia short
than third of the entire Elropsaa popu'ati
The tables shoT how altogether Insignificant il he
immigration from the two ether races, and aboyeau
he tribes from the eastern side such rs he Ssla7ic
Russian, including Watlaehians, M0liaves, Belsra-
rians. Greeks, vhaamouut to more than one hundred
millions Equally ineoaaderaJle is the number of
immigrants furnished by the Latin aud G,llie race,
oTmiug mar eighty millions in the European flmi-
y.
The conclusion We draw from these facts is, that
srmany and slaad hayesent to or shores The dis
'osabe surpiusof thar p2Palltiou; aud that This
surplus must therefore diminish yearly more and
nTe The other tN7 members Of the EIroPsln
'4mily. composing IA re than two-thirds in number.
seem for some reason or oihsr not 10 an.issJ the
same rowing AMI migratory Ps,Pan fIsiss bus ars /
more attached to ;hc- b,r hpace1 homes AMI are
not, in the future Hkey 70 sReIi be population Of
America.