Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

QuEBEcK, September 1.-THE steams. Jura. fror
llssrPoeL at noon of the 9Th, via Londonderry
sne ca. has arrived at this port The Edinburc
from New York, arrived at Queenstown on tb
arrived - = W DO' e'oo"' ~i'
Great Britain.-The weather continued remarka
"! nne llroughout England and Scotland, and harv
est prospects were more promising which exercise
Deoyant influence on the funds and cotton
Smith q Sinclair, linen factors of london. had
suspended payment Their liabilities are estimated
~ @i9V'oVV. ~ was feared that their suspension
trade. '' ." es"e'@ a
The Queen was going to Germany on the 2lth Of
September. VI
Ndples.-A Naples telegram announces the ar,;v-
al OF Garibaldi and his forces at Salerno. He was
expected at Naples.
A dispatch from Naples says the King viii leave
here to-day for Gaeta.
Eight Sandman vessels were in the Raw of Ns.
pies with two regiments Of VersagIieri on board.
Tbs British steamer which was takan ,,ossass;or
of by Garibaldi had been recaptured.
Syria.-It is again asserted that Christians had
been mastered at Baalbeck, and in a village near
Beanmael.
An emute had taken place at Siernons. and a
more serious one was apprehended at Phillipu-
| hall.
Agitation continued to prevail in Bosnia and
Herzegovina, but tie Sultan had ordered the Grand
Visier to return Immediately without visiting these
provinces.
France.-Napoleon is reported to have assured NJ
tarni Of his sincere desire see Italy independent
when Victor Emanuel shall be master of Sicily and
naples, he will be strong enough to contend alone
with Austria, but should Austria prove victorious
IN conflict France would not allow her to abuse
her victory.
The Paris BOurse was dull and dropping The
rentes closed at 67f Csc
1t was reported that the Empress was unwell and
would not accompany the Emperor to Algeris.
NAPLEs-Garibaldi was last heard of at Palini,
marching upon Salerno being supported upon the
right wing by General Cozine 500 men. under
General lien had dsembarked at Capin Insurrec-
ton had broken out at Sala, where Victory Emman-
uel was proclaimed. 1t was reproted that the Aus
trian Minister at Naples had telegraphed to Vienna
that the King Of Naples has resolved to quit his
State. The pictures and furniture of the palace
and Kings baggage were embarked on the 4th on
board a Spanish vessel. Other authorities affirm
that the King had adopted the desperate policy of
mo surrender" and would not leave till the last
extremity.
When Edward Flames, member of Parliament.
passed through Paris he was received by Julio !
Fare and stated he was going to see Garibaldi, |
and Lord PamerstOn had authorized him to tell him /
that he (Palmerston) considered that Garibaldi |
would compromise all his success by an immediate |
attack on Rome or Venetia.
LATEST London, Friday, THE Nelcs has received
the following telegram.
Naples, Thursday, l, P M.-Garibaldi arrived at
O@4SAHO Glis mOEhIlgy anu Is eXpecIe0 st Naples |
immediately. 1t is said that the King will leave
here to-day for Gaeta.
Edwin James, NJ. P, the Hon. N. Ashley, N. P.
and other Engishmen, are on board a Sandman
vessel, on visit to Garibaldi at Salerno The city
Of Naples was perfectly tranquil and the people
conducting themselves in dignifed manner. Very
arge quantities eff wheat, barley, rye, and rape seed
have recently been broughtin Austria by Frnech and
English spectators.
French ine-ofbattl ship, the Alexandra, has
eft rOulon for Naples.
The sale of photographs of Garibaldi is prohibit
din Vienna.
The London Times city article, dated Thursday
evening" says the English funds were without alter
ltion during the day. In the discount market the
iemand was limited to previous rates No gold was
AIKEN into the bank to-day.
The correspondent of the Daily Netcs says Cen
raj Lamorleres proclamation impresses on the
'ardinian Government the duty Of watching the
rontlers and preparing to cross them too in case
# necessity. The Government is already collecting
n that direction force of 5000 men.