Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-30
Arrival of the Vanderbilt.

NEW fOhk, sept. 70.
1t was stated in London that Spain has returned
an evasive reply to the question from England
touching the concentration Of troops in the neigh
borhood Of Gibraltar.
The Governments of France and England were
to take immediate measures for iniiicing chastse-
ment on the Chinese.
The Florence correspondent of the London Times
says it is reported that Pope Plus had received
JUNCTION, or the sacrament administered TO the dy-
ing.
Advices received at Madrid from Taugier state
that in consequence of the agitation caused by the
death of the Emperor of Morocco, all the foreign
Consuls at that place had barriCaded their houses,
and armed their dependents, Also, that all the
Christians in the Empire were leaving in haste
Another account says the families of the Consus
had taken refuge on board a Spanish steamer
The Florence correspondent of the London Times
says treaty was signed on the 26th of August,
between the Papal Government and the Queen of
Spain, by which the latter engages to occupy the
Roman States with troops when the French forces
are withdrawn.
A despatch from Parma says the National Assem-
bly, on the l4th inst. unanimously voted the confr-
nation of Signor Farne as Dictator.
The China mails had reached London, bringing
full details of the conflict near Pekn The Times
prints full list of the killed and wounded. The
proportion of officers among these is very large
Rear Admiral Hope was wounded very severity
The London Times of Thursday says that the
government has decided of dispatchng Immediately
to China several additional steam and sailing
fngates, together with large reinforcement of
troops. Orders have already been dispatched TO
the naval rendezvous for ensting men, and in order
to expedite matters the coast guard to be call
ed TO volunteer
Great Improvements have been ordered to the
fertilization of Dover Castle in order to place it in
an efficient state of defence.
! THE Latest London Thursday morning Sept 8.
The London Times Paris correspondent says il is
rumored that 1900 French troops are ordered to be
held in readiness for China. Gen. Wimpfen was
spoken of as commander.
Consols are quoted at 953@952 for money, and
95l@95s for account.
The American corvette Portsmouth was at Cape
Palmas on the 18th ult.
London, Wednesday epenng Sept 4.-The fund.
opened with renewed frmness this morning and
closed with n further improvement in Consequence
of notification that France and England will act
in concert against China.
There is less excitement in the tea market after
the delivery of the China letters but prices showed
increased fiymness
The mercantile letters from China generally con.
| cur in the view that the renewal of hostlties will
not cause any material interruption in the trade
The natives of Shanghai were much annoyed al
what happened, and consequently no i'll feeling was
anticipated there but still it was believed that
England would have to send out very large naval
and military force, and perhaps blockade the vari
Gus ports in order to bring the Emperor to submis-
sion.
/ Sir VIM. Eyre the late commander of forces in
Canada, died on Thursday.
Some of the Madrid journals publish articles on
the necessity of taking Gibrater from the English
no matter by what means