The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-25
Arrival OF the China.

New York, March 23.-The steam
ship China, from Liverpool the 18th,
and Queenstown the 18th, has arrived
Her dates are three days later than
per City Of Washington.
The appeal in the Alexandria case
came before the House of Lords on the
18th.
The rebel cruiser Florida and Fede-
raj steamer St Louis, were at Fmchal,
/ on The 4th
Ii Is believed to be the intention OF
the St Louis TO cut out the Florida,
| but fears are entertained OF interior
| ence by the shore authorities
The Florida required coal The Gov
ernor at first refused to allow the sup
ply, but ultimately consented
There Is nothing new as to the siege
Of Fredericlla 1t is believed that the
allies are concentrating a strong force
/ in that vicinity
Archduke Macmillan would leave
! Paris on the 18th. Napoleon has been
particularly attentive to him
1t IS rumored that Gen. Bazin is to
be withdrawn from Mexico, having ac-
comphshed his mission.
The king of Bavaria is dead. His
son AGED 10 wears. succeeds him
English funds on the Ilth were firm
/ er Consols closed nj gllMg2
4 severe FIGHT has taken Mace he
| tween The tustrians and Danes neor
/ VieIIe Heavy loss on both sides The
Danes were driven back and the allies
are advancing in great force towards
/ Fredericka.
The Times says the country will not
plunge into war at the bidding Of the
/ Persians.
,ShaagLae, Ian. 29.-China is tranquil.
| News from Japan is unsatisfactory. The
princes are endeavoring to exclude for
/ eien trade from Yokohama.
! Hg,DJuyG March S-A severe battle
has been fought between the AI,strjaps
| and Danes near VieIe The Danes had
| sustained heavy loss
NEW YoRK March 23-Tbe following
| * n DIGEST Of the news uD to the afrcI.-
noon Of the Stb ner the steamer Olvm-
ms which arrived here TODAY.
In tbe House Of Commons Mr. Po-
back gave notice that he would. ON the
lIth, ask, that, as the Government has
demonstrated against the Confederate
enlistment Of seamen, whether ii would
likewise demonstrate against the Fed
eral enlistment in Ireland.
The Attorney General said that Con
/ federate war-yessels had the same right
as Federals to capture vessels conveying
contraband goods, provided always that
the captains be sent before the prize
Court
Lord Palmerton, IN response to Disra-
ell, reiterated his conviction that the
/ whole proceedings oil Austria and Frus-
sla were outrageS not justified by the
state OF AFFAIRS
fruSaia has Prooialmed the emanci-
/ paIloh Oh th6 peasants OF fo!ahd
r, Dfa"'a'''' -'La,e" "a olNialGh OF the
Lrl'Ssi''H quart accom- -! a III py the
OTo"n l riI'Ge anu IleiC'-'LarSiIal on
/ raIlS aoNal,ceq 'o-'ay 10 LenGei-
shogh, ',IINihs 'lle D''IleS 70 rFeS'etIck"'
anu c'P'O''1 M one IlUi!''IeI' anu eIsilIy
/ PRISONERS Tn me IIl's9iali Ios7 was TWO
killed lis ana twenty "ouhoeu
Inc A"S'l1"n9 are advancing on l.
ella'
/ LEXINGTON, March Gov Bran
lette, hon. Archie Dixon and a. q.
/ Hodges left to-day for Washington TO
( assure the President that no resistance
/ would be offered to drafting negroes in
/ this State. They do not represent the
Union Democrats and Will assure the
President of that fact
CNFo March 2O-The following mar
/ ticulars of the late fishton the Ouschita
have been received The expedition
was commanded by Lieut. Frank n
/ Rqmsev Annroacbinp Trinity for-