Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17

i ADVANCED!
i Nsw York, May 10 The steamers sWeserp and
ssBorxssia" have arrived from SOUTHAMPTON with
Liverpool dates Of the Sd.
/ Cotion-Sales Of two days 1000 bales, of which
] Spectators aud exporters took 1900 bales All
qualities declined. Clare says, fully I; some say
nearly I; market quiet and Irregular. Breadsuffs
buOyanL with large speculative inquiry; all quail
| ties slightly advanced; market unsettled and ex-
cited. Il is impossible to give quotations. Provi-
| sions have sdvsacing tendency quotations nom.
insl. The speculative feeling contnues. Consols
S9is90t.
The Austrians took the bridge of BuEAlorA after
q sharp conflict and considerable loss
/ is trepoTted that MoDtars has been taken, and
| that the Ssrdinisns retreated.
] The Austrians are concentrating at Piaeenza
The Austrians have seized the Sandman vessels
on Lake Maggiore.
Four hundred lives were lost by the loss of the
ship Pomors.
The steamers ''New York" and Canada" arrived
! out.
| The ship "Pomona," which was wrecked off Wex
| ford, had 395 passengers, and crew Of 50; only
II of the former and of the latter we're saved
The telegraph lines to Switzerland have been cut
| by the AustriaUs.
| VIENNA, May 1.-The Austrisns have occupied
lntra Palanze and Azona.
The Sardnisns are retrestng at theic approach
TUNIs, April 8--The steamer arriving from
Geneo on the 9th brought proclamation to the
Tuscan army inviting them TO await the signal of
war and advance in a eompao. body Of 1900 to
reinforce Piedmont
similar proclamation has been addressed to the
troops in the Romagna. -
TURIN, April 29.-Genersls Canrobert and Neili
have arrived and gone to join the King.
Fifteen thousand Of the French Imperial Guard
have landed at Genoa, making 40 900 noW there.
The force at Suza is increasing fast.
TURN, April 30--An official bulletin confirms
the passage of the Ticino by the Austrians
Yesterday the King, accompanied by Generals
Canro5srt and Neill visited the line Of the river
Dora.
The corps DArmec, which entered Piedmont via
Gravelona, consists Of twenty 5attslionS, and eight
batteries of cannon.
TURIN, May 1.-The King has gone to assume
commend Of the army.
The Austrians are in force at Nevaro and Pavia
The French Infantry and Artillery continue TO
arrive.
No decisive movement has yet been made
BERNIE, May so The Austriens, after seizing the
Sandman vessels on Lake MaggiOre, commenced
hostilities last evening
VIENNA, March 30-Buol has forwarded circulars
to foreign governments giving the political and d.
plomstlc reasons for declaration Of war.
The Weine Zeitung publishes DEGREES ordering an
increase tax Of the third class retained from the
interest on public bonds and ordering loan Of 20
million pounds
The National Bank is to advance two thirds of
the nominal Of the loan in new notes
The Bank is released from paying specie duties
and excise dues payable in silver or coupons.
ESHLAND.-A royal proclamation offers bounty
Of tenpounds for seamen, with the intention of re-
cruiting 10, 600 additional.
The greatest activity prevailed in the docd yards,
preparing fer war.
Napoleon is expected to join the French army on
the Sd.
WooLwIcH.-In hsve been received
fran Ill, I,
haste to complete the class steam frigate the
stocks
A telegraph was received at Sheerness on the Goth
to send the Regal George" to Davenport, and the
COLOSSUS TO Portsmouth, aud get the edgar"
"Quten,' and Trafalgar resdy for sea immediate
ly. The Costume" steam yRtcht has been ordered
10 be ready for immediate service and is placed at
the disposal of the Prince of Wales Her destina-
ton is supposed TO be the Mediterranean.
Prussia has resolved to put her army in readiness
for march
New YORK, May -London-Sugar quiet A
large number of failures are reported the stock
Exchange. There also reported failures from
al quarters Wolf Co., OF Berlin have suspended.
considerable failure in Vienna is reported. The
impoyerishmeUt and ruin the Paris Bourse this
week will eclipse all precedent Ne failures ccsuT-
red Monday.
New YORK, May 16.-Roae, April 26.-General
Guyor has issued proclamation recommending tbs
inhabitants to abstain from manifestations of even
psclhc nature.
Eighty thousand AustriShs have arrived at An
Large numbers of Austrans have quilted
Placenzl aud declared il in a state of siege They
concentrating the left bank Of the river Pc.
IrissfS, April SO.--The Austrian Lloyds have dis
cont nued their ships to foreign ports
Parma-The Grand Dukes let after instituting
council of Regency The new Government express
ed adhesion to Pieimon'.
The Ssrdinians in Venice have placed themselves
under the protection of the Russian Consulate.
The Wuremburg Chambers unanimously voted
the Government projects to cali out the landwehr
and forced levy of horses at the opening Of the
war, also credit Of seven million Of forius. Ia
the debate sympathy expressed for Austria.
1t is runored that DeLaDgle leaves the French
Cabinet.
The Austrian Ambassador has net left Paris.
Tarksy-TLe Porte is preparing for war.
Omar Pacha is on his way from Bagdad to Con
stsntinople.
Sardinia proposed to Spain to join her, but Spain
intends to remain neutral
The following is OIL 3isl letter from GOIt9cha-
koff 10 the British Government
81 do not deny that there may exist written
engagement between France and Russia, bat can
assure you in the most positive manner that such
an arrangement coDt1ips nothing that in the most
distant manner could be interpreted as constituting
hostile alliance against Europe. If Lord Mains
bury should be questioned Il the subject he may
answer with confidence in the above sense and give
you my personal guRI tee at the declaration will
not be fasiied by the facts"
The Gar Alexander telegrsphing to the widow Of
the Grand Duke, says Prussia and Austria are not
threatened by Russia
Vienna. April 80.-There are rumorso OF an insur
recticn in Sicily.
Engtaad-The Parliamentary election resulted
probably in favor Of Derby and the Government.
London.-NO additional failures are reported.
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