The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-18

Capt Hart says q ship i've or six miles of
from his vessel was seen by him, apparently
engaged n Sc ruhing for the wreck, and de-
: thinks she saved some Of the P. ssengors. all
Of whom had been three dsys in the water.
The male cabin passengers are rapidly
recovering from Their injuries, but the fe
male passengers are badly burned about the
arms and lags,,and are not progressing 50
well.
BosTOS, July 1.-THE Traveller learns
that a hunter Of sebsi euerrillas have re- /
Gently beea released from Fort Warren.
Among the number was Ger. jackson, Of 1
Savannah, and It is said Gems. Marmsduls
snd Psitle were also Of ihs party.
HALIFAX, July 1T.-Coieeuet Z. S. consul
ate at 81. johns, en- route for the States, fur
nishss the following as the rtatement Of tie
most intelligent Of the saved passengers Of
the ship Nelson: On Monday, the 26.h, The
stesrsge passengers were sIlowed above,
aad the ship was thoroughly washed and
umigated. TIE FIRE broke cut about one
o'clock 10 the afternoon. The Captain with
his family and the ships crew in two bosts.
left the ship about 3 p Il. Two ether beats
then attempted to leave, but these were in
jursd snd swsmpei. Many OF the saved
sre badly burned. The ship seen by the
Captain had probably saved some Of the
passengers on board the wreck
LiUerP0ol, jay 5.-The steamer lafayette
from New York, arrived early this morn .ng
at Braste, having picked up from boats as
passengers fom the American ship Nelson,
from Antwerp to New York, with lsO pas
sengers. Tae fate OF tho remainder was not
known.
The Patris says Frsn,ssnd England, act
ing with view to the preservst on Of peace
and general Cancellation, have come to an
agreement upon the principal questions
which may result from the present state Of
Affairs. It is stated the Official Journal Of
Rome confirms the fact that neg tiati,ns
between the KING of Italy have been broken
If in consequence Of the King demanding n
that the Pope could net accept. ~
Negotiations were opened Of The Pope's in cur
lauce, and in consequence Of a private let.
er from the Pope to tue King, Austria, it is
sserted in military eiIcles, Issued a cabinet
rder to place the entire army en- peace Pb,
loting. It's expected a new ministry vii GOV
e formed Immediately. India cotton firm IS Z,
I'D advancing. shipments to Bombay and 'n 81
aleutta the last week in june was $4,000 you
ales
NV Brunswick, n. s.-We have been
sIted by he-vy ireshet in She Rafilon
yer. The lover part OF tho city ia under 4. =,
a'er. Tn rise in the river began this 10 n
orning about O'Clock, aod quickly rose y S6P'
n feet above high water mark, but is To
'wly filling.
Again the Delaware aud Ra-ilon Canal is
oxen in several p secs, aud several days
ust apse before navigation can be re- Sc as
med. Ode.
The amount Of damage cannot be very sIda
u estimated. but VIII be considerable. -, Is
The boat yards have also suffered By the a5ah
.shet. 'e
sUlmEEv1LLE, vi, July ia heavy
,rn set in here yesterday, p. m, causing
e most extensive food known in these
rts since ISL. Along the line Of the
ration, fields of grain and medows are COM EbeI
,tely flooded, and damages must be IN -
sceeded. Great houses and barns are
arly submerged, and fences and highways
completely lost to sight. At Middleton
bridge was comp eteiy undermined
eaased the smashing up Of freight
in on the New Jersey Csntra in Or.
sequence Of this u 100 Founders we're -el-
cipitated into the food, aud number OF
a, containing cattle, sheep and hogs, were
d into one another in ruinous confusion.
ny Of the animals have been saved from
wreck only to find a wstery grave. The
4 at present prevents the employees from
ring away the debris, and the bridge re-
ns impossible. BE
oxERv1LLE, N. J., July l7-AbOut 200 feet
he -oad bed, Of the South Branch rail
|, near the bridge across Raritan river, Is
he'd away By the freshei, causing sus-
on in trairs. The water is row falling.