Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-17
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Arrival OF the Steamer Vanderbilt.
/ SANDY Hook, July IA, II P. M.--The steamship
Vanderbilt from Havre via Southampton on ths
| 4th inst, has passed this point fer New York
where she viii be due about one O'Clock Sunday
morning.
The steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool on the
I'd inst. The steamship Prince Albert. from New
York via St Johns, New Foundland arrived at Gal
i way on the I'd nst. The steamship North Briton
from Quebec arrived at Londonderry on the Sd
inst en- rolde for Liverpool 9l30OO0 of gold from
| Australia had arrived at London Numerous fail
| ures among the leather merchants of England had
occurred. Their liabilities amounted to over mil
| lion and half sterling. The American houses in
Liverpool IN the hide trade were not compromised.
| The Neapolitan Minister at Paris had resigned.
Since the Baden conference, the PrussIan Minister
had held several conferences with Count Rechberg.
having for his object the bringing about of more
perfect understanding between the governments of
| Austria and Prussia
There had been fresh disturbances at Naples.
| The police stations had been sacked and piIlaged.
and many persons were killed in skirmishes
| The King had arrived there, and Immediately or
dered the formation of National Guard
Prince Napoleon will succeed Jerome Bonaparte
as President of tie Privy Council He will occupy
the Palas Royal as Marshal of France, and receive
Jerome's donations.
The Federal Council of Switzerland viii submit
the following question to the forthcoming European
Conference of the Great Powers: Is It to the inter
accessible to France, without demanding that un-
Outstanding be brought about between the Kings of
Sardinia and Naples relative to the common interest
Of their crowns in Italy?
An Ambassador from Naples was soon expected
TO arrive at Turin with proposition from the King
of the former for an alliance with Sardinia.
The Ministry lately appointed by Garibaldi, was
unpopular in Sicily, and fresh massacres had oc-
Cured.
The Portuguese Ministry had been dissolved.
Tol-
world. is passenger on the Vanderbilt, with Jack
Mcdonald, his second in the late encounter with
Tom Savers.
A Naples dispatch, of July lst, says In Sicily the
liberal concessions of she Neapolitan Government
were far from checking the enterprises of Carl
baldi and determined him to precipitate the an
nexation which he had been previously disposed to
delay.
PALERMO, June 25.-Fresh disturbances had
taken place Garibaldi had sent troops to re-estab
lish order
Adviees from Naples confirm the account per
the Arabia of the state of siege there and the ag
tation consequent thereon.
NAPLEs June 2S-Riotous assemblages, this even
ing, took place in the Strada di Toledo. grand gala
held to-day, to celebrate the Inauguration OF the
Constitutional flag.
MARsE1LEs, July 3-Advices from Naples to the
3Oth llt. announce that assembages of the popula-
ton commenced on the 26th ult. The populace
shouted "Garibaldi foreyerw Annexation fo-eyer!"
panic took place On the 18th, all the police sta
tons were pilsged in open day. Forty of the agents
were killed or wounded. The archives were burn
ed.
An understanding will be brought about between |
the Kings of Sardinia and Naples, relative to the
interests in Italy.
The London Herald and Standard, aud all the |
weeklies, were confiseated at Paris on Monday.
1t is stated that the Prince Regent of Prussia to
visit the Chalons camp.
MARsEHLEs, July 4-The Courier de MdrssiRes
states that skirmish took place the 30th ult,
near Messina, between some armed detachments of |
Garibaldans and portion of the Royal troops.
Advices from Palermo give the names of a new
Ministry appointed by Garibadi.
MADRID, July 3-Morocco has paid the first install
nent of the indemnity to Spain.
e The Vanderbilt passed the Arago, for SOuthamp-
on. on the 9th inst On the list of passengers we
ind the following names Col. Cipriani, Aid de
Camp to Prince Napoleon, and Hon J. L. White.
ate U. S. Consul to Lyons Col Cipriani comes here
perfect the necessary arrangements for the recep
ion of his Royal Higbness, the Prince Napoleon who
will shortly visit our shores in his new and superb
team yacht Cascard.