Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

! TRURA, N. S., Nov 19-Paris telegraph SAYS the
1 English and French Governments completely agreed
on basis for the Congress which is 10 be held at
| Brussels. All that remained to be settled was an
/ official ratification from the British Government
The Great Eastern had rough weather and very
heavy sea. She rolled and dipped with perfect ease
and seemed to swing herself with sidelong, gentle
motion over every wave, dropping deeply and easily
| beyond them with regular slow rolls; often deep
enough to leave one paddle turning high and dry.
This motion is attributed to her very Light INNER
sion, and having no upper weights to counterbal-
ance the Goals below. The whole Ioll was only
eight degrees each way. The greatest speed, close
onto eighteen miles an hour run far more satistac-
tory than either of the previous trips She arrived
at Southampton on the 4th.
ENGLAND.-A new steamship has been ordered by
the Cunard Company, which is to be 500 tons larger
than the Persia.
The verdict of the Coroner's jury in the case of
the Royal Charter to the effect that the wreck
was purely the result of accident
Great activity pref walls at Woolwich arsenal in the
preparation of material for the coast defenses and
for the expedition against China The Notifications
atDover are to be extended forthwith, and several
batteries are to be reconstructed.
FRANCE.-The organization of the French army in
China IS considered as definitely settled and prepa
rations for the EN- barkation has commenced.
Boni Snasson has accepted the conditions of peace
The hostile tribes will give hostages to secure the
payment of promised tribute. The French Govern
ment it is said have resolved on establishing sta
ton on the Red sea.
The cholera has appeared among the French troops
engaged in the expedition against Morocco Several
distinguished officers ha died, including Col La
font commanding the engIneers. The raVages ex-
coed 80 per DAY, and the total deaths have been
1900.
Russh-A Russian squadron of six vessels is to
remain at their MediterraneanEstation, where they
winter
ITALY.-Tt is reiterated that the Pope has promis-
ed to grant the pardon recommended by the Empe-
ror Napoleon. after the insurgents in the Remagna
return to their allegiance.
India mails with teegraphic news via CeylOn, both
from Bombay and Calcutta to October 14th, reached
Marseies. No political news.
Australian mails to September 18th, telegrsphed.
Several Ministers defeated imports heavy trade
dull; shipments since last mail two hundred and
forty thousand ounces of gold of which sixty-eight
thousand four hundred ounces were on the Royal
Chartee.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN M4pR1D, 5th,-An official
decree has been published appointing O'DOnnell
commapder-in-chief L
PARIS, Saturday. Improved feeling in the Bourss.
Funds all higher. Rentes 20 francs Is centimes.
ENGLAYR.-Cabinet Council rumored for Monday.
Troops to be contributed by India to the Chinese ex
petition are SIX thousand Europeans ami four thou
sand natives
LIVERPOOL, Observation-Disclosures have re-
ceived orders to sign the treaty of peace. 1t is be-
heved 1t will be signed tomorrow and a convoca-
ton will be held in Paris to follow Immediately
TARs, oth-lt Is stated by reliable authority that
the Congress will be held in Paris instead Of Brus
selz
GENOA, 6th-The Assemblies of Central Italy will.
it is Stated confer the regency on Prince Cargnan
GENOA 5th.-RumOrs are current that the Assem-
bly, will shortly be held, in which Modena and Ro-
magma will take part. 1t is also asserted that the
object would be to present COgpt Cavour as can
didate for the Dictatorship Of one province in Cen
trail Italy.
TURIN 5th.-An official decree transfers the Court
of Cessation to Milan.
Subscriptions TO the loan continue.