Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later ,frOan Europe.

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New YORK. Dec IS-The steamer Vanderbilt
from southampton on "Wednesday, the ftirihst, mas
arrived here this evening.
She arrived of the Highlands at ) OelOck on sat
urday afternoon, but detained by the fog and
low tide. Tier adyices are three days later than
those by the america.
Ii had been determined upon that Lord Ccweiley
will represent England in the Congress 9f the pow
which is assemble at Paris on the 9th OF Jan
uary.
The loss Of the No irish forces the recent eneOn-
ter with the Spanish army, encamDed at Ceuta. on
the Both of November, was 500 killed, and l,9oo
wounded.
MIR Lever had offered to purchase the steamer
Great Eastern in view of the dissatisfaction IN re
gard TO its management, existing among the stock
holders.
The United States Minister. Mr.. Ward, has return
ed from Japan. The Japanese embassy TO the Uni
ted States is to start the I'D of February IN the
United States steamer Powhattan for washington
One hundred AMI sixty thousand ounces OF gold
dust were en- route for England from Australia.
a crowd Of Jcsuits were seeking refuge IN Rome
on account Of the suppression of their order IN no
magma.
The following Is the letter Of the Emperor Napo-
Icons Secretary t. MessTs Shaw Mcllotzy Co, OF
Great Britain, the relations between England and
France.
PALACES OF THE TCnLERIES.
To Messrs Shaw. Mcllotzy & Co, Blackwell, Eng
and-(ientlemcn: You have written to the Emperor
TO know what his intentions are regarding England.
Great fears great confidence should alone explain
this step. On the one side you oppressed with
an imaginary trouble, which appears to have seized
upon your country with the rapidty of an epidemic;
and the other hand, you reckon upon the loyalty
of him from whom yOu desire reply. 1t was as
easy for yourselves however, to give it, If you had
calmly examined the true state of your apprehef-
sionS that have been caused you had duly found, IN
all the rum0rs created by your fellow-eountrymen,
by the obstinate propagation of the most chemerlcal
alarm, because, until now there not a word or
an act Of the Emperor which permits dOubt OF his
sentiments, and, consequently, of his intentions tc-
wards your country His conduct invariably the
same, has not chanqeda moment. To show his faith
iul and irreproachahc ally that what he has been
he will declare 70 you, in his name, continue to be.
Witness again the approaching community of pers
to be shared at distance by your sodery and ours
Great nations should appreciate, but not fear each
other.
Receive, gentlc;1cn, the expression of my dIstin-
tnguishcd sentiments. Signed, the Secretary of the
Emperor. Chef du Cabinet.
Latest by the Steamer VanderbIit.
Advcas from Batavia state that an cXpeditionary
force for BOni left October 2Jd. There were great
fears that the natives would rise. Every European
is well armed. There is much excitement among
the natives, owing to their being placed on board
ships : coolies for B0ni.
A nipiracy to murder Europeans has been de
tected at banda.
NAPLES. Dee. The Director of the Central 81.
c;an I dice at al rmo was stabbed in the street
to dag. The wound is not mortal. There were fears
of an insurrcctiOn but tranquility prevailed.
The steamer Hungarian arrived ont on the 9TH
inst
One hundred thousand pounds worth Of gold has
been recovered from the wreck Of the Royal Char
ter and bI ought 10 London.
A fire took place a. Hong Kong on the 29th of DC
tObcP, causing loss Of Sl6O.O0O.