Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
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! STUN GuNOpG Dy the GlaSkOWs
NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The weather in England had
esen rainy, but again fine at the sailing of the
Glasgow. An official letter from the Foreign Office
says Mr.. Lindsay has authority to negotiate with
the American government relative to the shipping
interests.
The attempt to lay submarine cable Retween
tonion and Algiers had failed
The Paris bOurse was heavy; rentcs 67f 90c.
Inc Sardinians took Perugia after hot fight and
maze l,o0O prisoners including General Schmidt.
Inc citadel of Spoletto had capitulated and the gar
rson; 600 strong, were taken prisoners. The Sar-
| uihiahs mad also occupied numerous other places.
General Claldlni was advancing against Ancona.
Inc late Neapolitan feet had arrived to assist in
the attack on that place.
| There was an unconfrmed rulnor that the Pope had
| fed from Rome. The event was generally specu-
| lated upon. There were also numerous rumors
that Lamoricer, with 20 600 men, was marching to-
wards the Neapolltan frontiers with view of eff
fecting junction with the yeapolitap troops
1t was reported that Galibaldi was exclusively
occupied in organizing army and navy-the form
er to consist Of 100000 while 500 vessels are to be
made for war purposes. There were indications
that he intends going to Venetia
hossuth was expected at Naples.
The only foreign Ministers remaining at Naples
were the British French, Sandman, and American
The latter very unwe
Gen. Seitori was appointed commander of the !
army In the Dctator's absence.
Russian Envoy had arrived at Vienna with |
formal invitation to the Emperor of Austria to visit
Warsaw.
Several officers of high rank had been shot at
Damascus.
The Bombay August mail would probably be for
warded by the AragO from Southampton, on the
18th for New York. The news had not transpired.
49, The adviees from Manchester were favorable.
ne market was quiet, but producers were firm.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
Fort SMITH, Oct 1.-The overland mail with San
Francisco dates to the 10th ultmo arrived this
morning at an early hour. The subioined constitu
ties every thing of interest gathering from the pas
sengers.
The Telegraph line was completed within three
miles of Los Angeles. At the time the mail passed
two men in the service of the Overland Mail Com.
pany were found dead at Haandsville station abOut
81 miles north of Angeles. They were supposed to
nave been killed by two Mexicans on horseback
with whom they were known to have had Difficult
ty about dog.
A serious accident happened to the mail coach
near FORT IeIon. The stage was driven into a deep
raVlEe. and descending turned double somersault
The driver was killed and the conductor and one
passenger serousy though not dangerously injured
They were leftat Fort TETON
On the evening of the 18th Inst., body of Apache
Indians, numbering about one hundred, broke into
The cOrrel at Sutton Station, one hundred and fifty
miles East of Fort Yuma The attack was made 1
while the horses were being removed from the coach
The passengers and statiOn-keeper fired on the In
ilans, when they responded with q shower of ar
lows The party then retreated within the station.
md renewed their fire upon the savages. An In +.
han was shot by passenger while in the act of !
ettlng fire to the house. The fight continued about
me hour, when the Indians retired, taking with b
hem four of the horses of the mail coach company y
Their loss was about twenty killed and wounded.
None of the defending party injured during the
lght except the statiOnkeeper, Mr. Sutton who was =
lit IN the face with an arrow. The Indians made b
10 attack upon the passengers until they fired Il
pOn. Their sole object was to secure the horses a
hey held possession of the stage about one hour, =
Without disturbing the mails baggage in the least
Troops of miners returning from Membres river G
we're met at Desert Hill They report the alleged
old and silver discoveries a humbug. One party y
eported that the miners engaged about forty miles
outh of Membres Station taking out four dol
hrs per day to the man. This statement is said to =
e fully confirmed. The passengers confirm the +
reviOus report in relation the flight of the Texas
icendlsries The road North of Red River Is said m
} be lined with wagons. -
The excitement in Northern Texas counties is I'M vi
0ated. All suspected persons are warned away.