Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

News from EuEope-r-Frospect Of War.
We End in ghs selegrsphic columns CT The Louis
vile papers Of The 18th, fuller particulars in regard
10 European affairs than we're sent to US
Lord Cowlty had lett Vienna on his return to
England and i Was reported that he vas the bearer
Of q satisfactory proposition from Austria. Bat,
Notwithstanding his che latest Paris spondeuce
is less pasihe, and French funds had declined ose
Ter cent on the Paris bcurse.
FgAscEs--M Bouxer he Minister Of Commerce,
fuifls, cd iatTam, the functions Of Minister Of A..
geFis, NJ Laubat having declined DE appointment
rendered him 10 that IiIice
The Paris Beurxe, on the 9Lh inst vas huoyaut
under the rnuors Of complete success havidg at
tended Lord Cswley MISSION 3'siose to 69f l0sens
tines. On the following day, hO sever, reaction
took place, and 3 fell = Oh the lIib the market
opened fat and lower, bat slightly improved at the
close, 3s being quoted at 66f loo
The Paris correspondent OF the Lordon Herald
says that the hopes Of peace we're daily melting
away, under the influence of war articles which the
semf-Oficial Journals of Paris were instructed to
publish.
The military preparations which have been pro-
gre. sing in France, were stin continued with una
bated vIgor.
AUSTRIA = Lord Cowley, EBgland's Commission
er OF Peace, loft On the l0th for London. The snc>
cess Of his mission to ooneiliaIe the powers at vari
anees, was considered doubtful.
telegram to the London Times says Lord Cowlsy
is the bearer of eoanter proposition VII CHI It was
hoped would prove acceptable and tend to arrange
the difficulties al present existing.
The Paris Constitutional says he effective force Of
Austria in Iiaiy al been increased from so GOO to
10000 mn. The movement OF Austrian If ops TO
the frontier for the purpose o. being noen.rated
there, coDirm these rep0Its. Numerous srrliery
had been dispatched 10 Pcs IA within f. W d1ys
Cannon of large had arrisei at Pava aud Yen~
icp, portion Of wach piosided with carriages
for the purpose of a siege Ii is asserted that the
facts contained in this article CT the CoHsutioHe!
were received direct from the SArdinian government
The Vienna correspondence of lie Aord reports
/ the success Of Lord CoWleys mission. The CORES
understood likely to be fayorably received by all
! She powers, had been decide upon
The Austrian dispatches 10 the Ambassadors at
London, for Communication to the British Cabinet,
express desire to unite with the latter in eEdea-
voring TO saTe, possible the horrors of general
conf sgration. and says tia. it hopes TO make its
pacific intentions perfectly clear 1t remarks that
! if Piedmont be prevailed upon to abandon her
policy of proFication, hopes for tranquility in Itay
may be entr,ained. The dispatches conclude with
declaring that Ausili will only draw the sword in
defence Of her incontestible right and for the main
teuance treaties which she considers the only solid
/ guarantee for coed or evil.
The Minister Of Foreign Affsir in his speech de
cares that he does not for At doubt of being
able, in concert with England to procure due re.
land and Prussia are in favorable position-that
they are able to place themselves ihimpartiality,
| between the antagonistic forces.
SkRDINIA.-The Turin correspondent of the Lon>
don Herald says that the note in the Paris HonsEr
has fallen like thunderbot on the Court and Min
istry. The result of the pacific declarations of
France viii be to hasten the conflict with Austria,
even single handed.
TIE expectation of forage and oats by the Lom-
| hardy frontier is prohibited
TEE LATRsT.-The Turin correspondent of the
London Herald reports things more hOpslessly war
like than ever. The King and Ministry want war at
any price. The Grand Duke Constantine had dis
tingHished reception at Malta.
CHIEA.-AdYiees TO TO January 10Th say that the
British vessels Furious and Cruiser, left behind
BY the Egin expedition in the Yang tzi Kisng river
had goa our, owing TO an unexpected rise in the riy,
er Further operations against the braves at Canton
were expected, Admiral Seymour and the mariners
Of the Tag ship having gone there.
ENeLAND.--L0rd ohm Russell gave notice of an
amendment TO the reform bill, to the effect that no
adjustment Of the elective franchise will satisfy the
House or country, which does not provide
greater extension Of suffrage in cities and bOrOughs
than is provided for in the bill presented by Mr.
D'Israeli.
Mr.. wilde alsO;gsye notice of an amendment pro-
Vidiug for voting by ballot.
The NsapOlilan exiles explain their conduct on
beard the David Stuart They say that they simply
I
took them to America without their consent They
are bisg Literally provided fer by the public The
London Times recommends g public subscrp-
tion in their behalf Five If the young meA lately
arrested in Ireland for connection with the Phoenix
club, are being tried for Tradlee. They eharg-
ed with conspiracy to subvert the conlituiion of the
couairy, and to establish in Ireland Democratic
K, pubic, with ramifeations IN France and Amer
lea.
The London Times again refers to the defaultiBg
States in tie United Safes giving of their
present stioRs, prevent the public being delui
ed by the constant h0urishes of their Governors.
THE LATEsT-By telegraph from London 10 Liv-
erpool, LOndOC, Saturday. ConsOls fall / yester-
day, caused By the depression in Pars Aus:ri1n
exchange rose TO cents, owing to the renewed
disirust in continental affairs
lie hord distinctly asserts that the Emperor Na>
poleon consented TO the insertion of he pacific
ticle in the AoHitsr to show his dera ioa; but if
the present difficulties not automatically sets
tied; If Austria does yieli IL her Italian csims
he will lot shrink from the Consequences.
The London Daily Nsrs Us that Prince Nspo>
Icons retirement from the Ministry OF Algeria viii
not be followed by auy matrial change in the ulti>
mate aims of lhe external policy OF France.
The Gio5e, on the contrary, remarks that the ap-
pearance Of thugs within the past few days justi>
hes the Anticipation that there will be a com pleie
change in the foreign policy of the Emperor Of
France.