Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-10
Fnrther, per AngIo saxon.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Kangaroo, Persia and
Nova Seotian had arrived out when the Anglo
| Saxon sailed
Sardinia replied on the 26th to the Austrian ulti-
matum, but the result has not been GiVulged.
| The French troops are entering Piedmont There
is great wariike activity throughout France. The
French eoaiingen. troops for the year will be raised
| to 10000 men.
! England, Prussia and Russia have each protested
| against Austria's conduct towards Sardinia
The reported offensive and defensive alliance be-
tween Russia and France was concluded on the 22d
ultimo. The announcement created great excite
ment.
| TIE British Channel feet sailed with sealed or
ders Its destination is reported be the Adriatic
1t is rumOred that the whole militia force of En-
| gland will be embodied, in anticipation of Great
Britain being involved III the war.
| The Sandman Chamber has invested Victor Ems
manuel wi the power of Dictator.
! The German Diet have decided to keep Federal
Contingent ftree ready to march, aud TO arm the
! Federal ports.
Three per cents on the Paris Bourse declined four
francs and Z confines Tuesday-selling at G.
! francs confines.
! The India mail has arrived with Calcutta dates Of
March 22d, and Hong Kong he 18th. The imports
at the former place are active. Shanghai imports
are dull Tea dali.
-COtton-Speculators and Exporters
took 1000 bales; Richardson, Spence & Co. quote
Flour buoyant, advanced GAG pence. lOal35, South
ern White lOal2s; White corn Is 5da7s I'd. There
is large speculative enquiry for American Bacon,
firm; Lard quiet, 55s, Coffee firm.
LoNDoz.-Money slightly more stringent; Bank
notes are expected 10 advance.
Raw YORK May 0-The corps Logislstif met st
Paris on the 10Th. WAlewski read an exposition of
past negotiations, saying that if the Emperor made
war it would he because Of the aggressive conduct
of Austria. He said that France had used every
possible consideration to avert war.
Count DeMOrney hoped if there was war, it would
be confined to Iialy and Piedmont.
Tendon dispatches Of the 10Th said that Austrian
troops would enter PedU3nt on that day, in three
divisions.
The Piedmon:ez were to defend themselves at
Lecia, and there await the arrival Of tho French
SAeDISIA-The Kings to depart Immediately for
Alexandria.
The French legation at Vienna IS ordered to quit
the Austrian Capitol as as the Austrian army
crosses the Ticino which ia hourly expected
Ii is said that Victor Emmanuel will command
the army in person
FRAxoE-Gen. Mel left Paris on the oath for his
command.
The Patrie says the Emperor and Prince Napoleon
would leave Wednesday to join the army.
1900 troops have arrived at TOulOn to form
camp.
The Moniteur aunouncrs that Marshal Maguau,
commander Of the army at Paris, and Duke Mala
kof will be cOmmanderssin- chief of the army of OF
servation
General Castil Lane Lyons, and Bsra de Killers
commanders Of the first corps de Armee Of the Alps
General Mcmahon cOmmaeder Of the second corps,
Marshal Canrober Of the third, and General Neil of
of the fourth.
Prince Napoleon commands the Corps Pioneer
Rowden will be the Msjor-Genera Of the army of
the Alps.
The London Post complains that the policy of all
the English Cabinet has forced France into the ALI
ance with Russia.
Vienna despatch says that the French have al
ready violated Neutral Territory.
1t is announced that the French troops arrived at
Genoa and entered the Sandman territory.
The Imperial Guard in France is placed on q war
footing.
The French Minister of the Marine sent orders to
all the seaports CT France forbdding the departure
Of boats for deep sea fishing
Preparations are making for the enlistment Of
their crews in French Navy.
Prince Jerome and the Empress spoken of as
Regents Of France
Russia has Modified four Corps d'Armee. Two
are to be advanced towards Austria and two towards
the Prussian frontier.
The London Times says the Russia French alli-
snce is most startling, changing the whole aspect
of continental affairs
ENGLASD.-At the Lord Mayors Easter banquet,
Derby said that within II hours after Austria deci-
ded her course, they instructed their Ambassador
to protest against the step which he characterized
as precipitate and criminal and that on that very
Gay (EasterJ Engand hao oHered 10 act Us tuiaCOr'
He concluded by repudiatng the idea that he had
wish to side with either of the begeranis, and sd-
yocated q strict armed neutrality.
Sir John PackiDgham said that in case of war,
squadrons powerful enough to uphold the dignity of
England would be found in the Mediterranean and
English Channel. g..
The Continental Bourses are all much excited.
AMSTERDAM, April 20 There is an extraordinary
fall of per cent on Austrian Metslliques.
Disturbances occurred at Naples, which were fol.
lowed by numerous arrests
Russia has resolved to place corps D'Armee un~
der Gen. Ludus, On a war footing, but will not al
vance while Germany refrains, but otherwise corps
Observation viii be placed on a war footing.
China Elgin has left for England.
Pekin still refuses 10 admit the English Ambassa-
dor.