The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-29
Tnn LATEgT NRWe.
81 LAST NIGHTS NAIL

Nfw YoRK, April 27.-The following
is a summary of the steamship Pennsyl-
vanla's news, which sailed from Liver
pool day before the City Of Baltimore.
1t Is stated that al hopes of saving
the steamship City of New York ere
abandoned
Garibaldi arrived in London on the
llth inst, and was met with stremend-
Gus reception. The crowd exceeded
anything that has every been seen.
The London Daily News gives, as a
report. that the Attorney-General has
given an opinion that every registered
Shareholder in the Atlantic Trading
Company engaged in the great block
ade-running scheme viii be guilty OF a
misdemeanor, under the foreign en-
listment act, which prohibits the equip
ping of transports to be used by bellig
eTents
The Archduke Maximilian received
the Mexican deputation on the 10th
inst In speech he said, that, as the
people of Mexico, by an overwhelming
minority. had conferred the Resolution
Of The Notables, and as France guaran-
tees the independence Of Mexico, and
the Emperor Of Austria consents, he
-olemnly declared his acceptance Of the
BroFered crown. lie expressed his
gratitude 10 the Emperor Of the French,
Who had brought about solution OF
the Mexican question.
The Emperor Of Austria permits the
formation Of corps Of 600 volunteers
..,.r g-N 60 = c7.e for Ma,-ieo
The new Mexican loan Of 100000
pounds sterling, at %, viii be opened
on the 18th inst
NEw YORK, April 2S-The Richmond
Inquirer of the 18th says: A gentle
man who left Maryland about tep days
ago brings us some interesting informa-
ton from that quarter. He recently
visited the camp Of Gen. Burnside at
Annapolis, where he counted 4,2OO
tents, and learned that the forces
amounted TO about 10000 men, nearly
half of whom were negroes. The trans
ports to convey them TO their proposed
destination had not arrived, but were
expected every day. Meanwhile, the
orcanI alton Of the expedition was pro
crossing with great industry. The opin-
ION prevailing at Annapolis, Baltimore,
and Washington IS that Burnside Is to
land a short distance below Dorsey S
Bluff, which he Is to take by assault,
whilst Meade advances on Petersburg.
Troops have been pouring through
Baltimore for the past two months.
The regiments are spoken Of as full,
though of Indifferent material
The French tobacco stored in this
city. and which will soon be shipped
to Europe. consists of between :, 900 and
5000 hogsheads, all Of which is Of fine
quality and worth several millions OF
dollars
WASHINGTON, April 2L-Preparations
arc nearly completed for the accommo
dation Of 10000 additional sick and
wounded
Eumor5 are aGoGt that the rebel gov
crnment is leaving Richmond, and that
General Lee is about to fall back be
hind its defenccs.
The Committee. on the Conduct o.
tho War, who were sent to investigate
the Fort Pillow affair, telegraph that
they have completed their enquiries
and viii return to-day or tomorrow
Rotaliatory measures are expected.
ST.. LOUIS, April 27.-The ate rains
have been general throughout the
Northwest The river has risen up
wards Of six feet since Saturday, ano
all the upper streams and their tributa
ries are swelling rapidly. The weather
Is still wet and sultry.