Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-25
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NEW York Oct. 23-The Great Eastern run from
Portland England to Holyheli, $40 miles, m As
hours 1t is doubtful whether she comes 10 AmeFl-
ca this season. She remains at Bolynead ten or
twelve days and then proceeds TO southampton ma
The London Times characterizes Harvey san
Juan proceedings IS gratuitous insult TO the
British Empire, and says it cannot be passed over.
rgbere are difficulties in the English Cabinet re-
spectias- the Chinese question. a spit IS antlci-
pated. .,.,on4
= The M 81 builders strike Is still unadjusted.
Napoleon and Eugenie were enthusiastically re-
ceivcd at Bordeaux. The ElEPerors speech h'l''e
a favorable Impression,
Il was said that the Frecnh troops would soon
evaeuate Rome r..
NEW York Oct. 24.--FRAXCE-Al the Catsoie
Bishops have been ordered by the Pope to preach Il
favor of the restoration Of the Italian Dukes.
3 Paris Journal says Napoleon IS getting disgust
ed with Austrias proerastnation in relation 10 le
Italian question and inclines to more intimate I'M
ders tanding with England.
The UltjUers has received warning, on account OF
an objectionable article in regard to Cochin China
PARis Oet.lly-The French Consul at Parma has
been ordered to leave unless prompt justice Is done
the murderefs OF Count AuYite.
The National subscription for the purchase of
one million mRskets, IS successfully progressing.
The military forc,sof the Italian League are near
completion. Volunteers are daily enrolling from
Yenitia. Deserlers from the Papal army are flock
ing in
The Piedmontese Gazette desires the appointment
of Victor Emmanuel as Dictator
a memorandum from Romagna asks the great
powers to sanction the annexation to Piedmont, and
says the Pope has virtually abdicated his authority
The Sandman Minister is placing his subjects I'M
der the protection of the French Ambassador, and
viii soon quit Rome.
The Dowager Empress Of Russia is about to visit
Piedmont. The King receives her at Genoa. This
and other things are construed into a sympathy
between Russia and Piedmont.
The Austrian war taxes are continued to Noyem-
Der, 1860.
Morocco asks further time for a settlement with
Spain. Spain declines to grant it.
The Spanish Consul LAngieP has been ordered
to leave on the 18th of October, and troops will
enter on the 18TH unless the dispute is previously
arranged
CALCUTTA, Sept. l6.-The rebels at Nepaul and on
the frontier are still troublesome. Some of the dis
charged European troops have already sailed.
vague Iumor prevails that the Earl of Claren-
don IS to succeed Canning in the Goyernor-General-
ship.
CuIyA, September lO.-The Peho river and Grand
Can,ll are still bockaded by the English and French.
Ward is still negotiating with the Chinese and Is
about to proceed TO Pekin-
Chingkang the celebrated rebel leader has been
killed by his own people.
The London Neios SAYS Morocco is disposed to
coneede the demand of SPAIN and has good reason
to suppose the American differences viii soon be
settled; that the language Of our government IS
firm and honorable.
The Times says that the want of funds by the
governments Of Central Italy emboldens France
and Austria to calculate for the restoration of the
old rulers.
The agents of Tuscany were unsuccessful in the
attempt TO raise one or two millions in London