Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-19

New York, Feb. 1.-THE steamship Africa, from
Liverpool the I'd via Queenstown on the 3d. arrived
at o'clock this morning. The Nova Scotia, Pales-
tine and Glasgow had arrived out The news is
meagre-
The Conference atManchester on Indian affairs at
tracts attention. Various resolutions adopted.
One calls on the government to afford every encour
agement to the European traders planters and czPi
talists.
Anaher pro forma meeting of the shareholders Of
the Galway line had been held. Nothing trans
pired.
Napoleon opens the French Legislature on the 4th.
and Victoria in person. opens Parliament the 5th.
Il is rumored that the bullion in the Bank Of
France has increased The Bourse is fiat. Rents
Nothing is known relative to Garibaldi's reported
departure from Csprea.
The siege of Gaeta continued suspended. The
assigned insufficient means TO carry it On.
1t is reported. via Rome LIST, that the firing had
recommended with vlgor en- both sides.
1t is said that Francis II received a letter from
Napoleon counselling the King 10 cease resistance
The Kings reply is not known.
Ont of $50 elections heard from in South Italy,
290 are in favor Of moderate policy.
1t is said that the Great Powers are urgently re-
quested to grant the concession Of Schiesmy.
The bark Victor Emanuel had been wrecked on
he Ise of Wight. Out Of nineteen hands ni'een
persisted q,
1t is thought by some that Garibsldi had gone to
DaImatia In letter to an English friend ne ex-
pressed an anxious wish to make journey % Eng
land to thank the people for their moral and mate
trial aid, but was unable to fix the tine.
It is said that the Emperor of Austria had decided
to grant q Constitution to Venena. when III e&Vs
the Government TO the Italians The Spanish lo1ant'
Don Juan has decided to reinqaish his pretenslonA
to the crown reserving only the eTeniua1ty ef beng
elected by universal suffrage. 1t ascertainec that
the Pope insists on the executono OF tne Harls Con
vention on the subject Of the occu2auoa OF oyra
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England show
an increase of bullion TO she e4Sen' OF &So,VVO'
Money market unchanged,
L1iexf ,ia OlleenstosrR-It Is said that Prince Ca
ionan has gone TO Gasta, TO negotiate for surHen-
render of the fortress. The Italian troops pur-
,,,nc The reaetionists and had entered the Roman
| Sfatss Sardinia demanded the restoration Of the
soldiers made prisoners by the Papal Zouaves, and
! seized Bishop Sabine as hostage.
The Debdts says the Italian Parliament proclains
y;ctor Emanuel King Of Italy.
| THE Paris bOurse is firm at 6sf. Sc.
Haiy, 29h.--Sehiavon, one Of the chiefs of the
reactionary bands in Aburri. has surrendered The
fighting continues, and spirit Of revenge is strong
on both sides. Villages are set on fire.
Naples 29h.-A popular demonstration had oc-
Cured among the press. Two newspapers were
broken up.
The ship Mary Carson, from Charleston for Fleet
wood, was burned at sea. Date not given. The crew
were saved. The missing boats crew of the ship
David Brown, nineteen in number, had arrived in
England having been rescued by the bark Sea Wave.
Gen. Eyre VIII probably be commander-inchief
of the forces in Canada. Ill
SanguiEary fighting continued on Roman SOIL s.
tween the Sandman and Papal troops, villages oeFy
burned and Sardpian officers cut 10 pieces IN spr IS
of revenge. There were popular disturbances -
Naples, where printing offices were destroyed.