Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22
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New YORK, Aug. 2e.-By the North American and
Arabia we have the following additional iEtelIi-
gence:
FRAScE.-The Emperor, after reviewing the troop
destined for Syria. addressed them as follows: Sol
diers lYOu leave for Syria--France halls with Joy
expedition. the aim OF which cause the rights
Of justice and humanity TO triumph You do not go to
make war upon foreign nation, but to assist the
Sultan in bringing back to obedience his subjects
who are blinded by the fanaticism of former cen,
tury In that district you have great "reminiscences
Fulfil your duty show yourselves worthy children
of those who once goriousiy carried into thar
country the banner of Christ. You do not leave in
great numbers, but your courage and prestige sup
| ply the deficiency, because wherever the French
flag is seen to pass, the nations know that great
cause precedes it, and the people followlt
The Emperor has given 100000 francs in aid of
the fugitives from Syria. The same official CORES
pondent is inclined to think the interview between
| the Emperor and the Queen of Spain, which has
| been spoken Of will net take place. The Bourse
was quiet. R-ntes closed on the Sth rather lower,
/ at 6Sf l5c.
Prince William, of Baden, was on g visit to Cha
Ions camp, and would be present at the great mill
tary manG1Vre.
SPAN.-The latest dates from Damascus report all
quiet there, but murders were still committed in the
surrounding country. 100000 Christian women
were sold at IS pastres each, and were detained in
harems.
The Beaufort sailed from Marseilles on the 9th,
with LOCO men from Syria.
NAPLES AND SICu.Y.-No movement is reported.
The Paris Pdrie says that Garibsdi, in letter to
the King of Sardinia said he considered 1t sacred
duty TO deliver Venita, and that the possession of
powerful navy, like that Of Naples, would enable
hum to do it Provisions were extremely dear in
Sicily. duty salt, imposed by tie Dlctator's
government, was said to be very unpopular.
ITALY.-General Lamorciere had suppressed a
demonstration in favor of Garibaldi at Ledi. He
had levied war contribution of e44o0O, and taken
the leaders prisoners. Letters from Palermo, dated
the I'd of August report that parties had been
attempting to create trouble Hitherto the Gov
eminent had acted with certain generosity, but it
has now great number of prisoners Of all classes,
and sent them of with passports to any country |
out of Italy. The counsel of State is discussing at
Naples the programme of Leotonio Romano. The |
Queen mother IS TO leave Immediately, that is, If |
the programme is accepted.
MEssIN4, Aug.-Garibaldi has not yet left for the |
mainland, but still continues his preparations.
LONDON, Aug. l0.-A correspondent at Naples |
writes on the 4th that appeals to arms have been
publicly posted up. The reactonary party, az Gsea,
hestates in the present attitude Of the country, and
are alarmed at the very popHlace which was for
merly its instrument The Court, however, has the
zeal of the popuace and of the inferior classes Of
citizens in its favor
A recent interview between the Kings of Den.
mark and Sweden gave rise to a report that the
Scandinavian Kingdoms intended to form an ALI
ance against the Germans. The Swedish press, how
ever, combats the idea of any aggressive policy
and the Swedish people are decidedly opposed to
anything of the kind
The Convention C) of the King and Queen of Nor
way took PLACE on the 9Th inst. in the Cathedral of
DrOnthia.
There had been over 400 arrests at Damascus of
persons implicated in the late horrible massacre.
Immediate trial was had of all the culprits and
those found guilty were speedily executed The
city tranquil. and the authority of the Sultan
under the effect of vigorous measures, wac again
restored
Garibald still remained at. Messina, where he
was preparing his forces for his contemplated de-
'cent on the main land.
In the British House of Commons, Sir G. Wood
yaVe notice of Fesolution authorizing the Secreta-
y for India to raise by loan IS 100000 for the
nee of the Government Lord John Russell ex-
blamed the position of the question of making Spain
me of the great powers The movement, he stated
vas first indicated by the French Government
suggestions also under consideration that Swed
N, and perhaps Portugal and Sardinia also, are to
'e added to the great powers. Lord Russell said
he concert Of the great powers various questions,
lad tended materially to preserve the peace of Eu-
ope. tt-