Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16
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ST. JOINS, n. F.. Sept. 1.-THE Cunard screw
steamship Melita, from Liverpool Wednesday, the
9Th inst, arrived off Cape Race this afternoon, at
o'clock en- route for Halifax and New York. She
was interrupted by the yacht Of the associated IRE
and the news despatch obtained.
The London Observer qualities its statement that
Lindsay visits America authoritative capacity.
says ms journey is private one butas one Of the
representatives Of the shipping interests, he will
exert ms influence to induce the American govern
ment to negotiate for the Adjustment of various
tiers pertaining to the shipping interests and the
British Government being DESTROYS of facilitating
these views has furnished Lindsay with all the cof~
respondence connected with the subject, that has
passed between the two countries
At collision on the East Worcestershire Railroad
of two express trains. eleven persons were killed
and nineteen badly wounded. Many were also
slightly wounded.
FRANcE-The Emperor and Empress had reached
ChamonOuix, and were enthusiastically received.
A Paris correspondent of the London Herald says
that France has just purchased ten large steam tran
sports in the United States.
The bourse closed dull on the 3D. Rentes 6Sf sc.
The corn market was rather lower.
NAPLES Sardinia was about to interfere at Ma
pies. Il was reported that Gen. Lamorciere was
about to leave for Naples with 30 900 troops the OBJ
ject being to prevent Naples from becoming prey
to Ichy, in view of the Bombsy dynasty. All the
disposable vessels of the Sandman navy were to be
sent to Naples and military preparations were more
was fitting out every available transport. and it
was said that if a rapid conveyance Of so large .
force should be found impossible, the Pope would be
asked to slow passage through his domains.
The province of Terra di Lavoro had risen in in
surrection Bands Of insurgents were uniting and
marching on Camp Basso. There was nothing as to
Garibaldis movements, further than that he was at
Monteleone. 1t was reported that the Neapolitar
Ministers had rendered their designations but thew
were not accepted. The King of Naples was to nav
an indemnity of $S000000 francs for French losses
at the bombardment of Palermo. It was asserted
that the prohibition placed on the departure of
volunteers from the Sandman States had been re-
moved 1t was rumored that the Cabinet at Turin
had agreed to prevent any invasion of the States of
the Church The French garrison at Rome was to
be increased by $500 men, Ancona has been de-
clared In state of siege and the Papal delegate re-
called.
SPAN.-The duty on printing paper had been re-
duced onehalf
AUsTRIA-A revolutionary committee had been
discovered at Verona, the members were arrested
and their papers seized, which throws a startling
light upon the proceeding Of a neighboTing power |
RUSsIA.-The Emperor had invited the Prince Re-
gent to hunting party at Warsaw. The Prince |
consequently visits Warsaw about the middle Of
September.
LIVERPOOL. A. M-The militia was detained till |
8 O'Clock. Confusion was increasing in Naples. /
The Amnescatonist Committee on the third receiV-
ed communication from Garibald announcing |
that as the country required definite solution he
would be in Naples about the 8th inst and in the /
name of Victor Emmanuel assume the Dictatorship /
of the Two Scilies. The Neapolitsn Ministers had /
withdrawn their resignation, the attempt TO form
new Cabinet under Prince Escheletta having failed. /
Count Persgny had made another speech, giving the
impression that Napoleon would do nothing more /
than maintain the Popes throne in the Vatican, and
not help Lamorciere to keep the Roman States.