The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
IniereslIng ForeIgn Items.

AMERICAN AhRIEE CONVERSATION CLAIMS
BEIIEsH CLANS AokISsE THE UNITED
sfArEs. .gat1tsH 81 nfsI So aof
In the House Of Commons on the
9th Of March, Lord Z. Cecil, asked the
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
whether any communication had been
received during the last six months At
the Foreign Office from the American
Governments or the American Minister,
demanding compensation for losses ocs I
essioned 70 citizens Of the United States
by the operations of the Alabama or
other vessels commissioned by the gov
eminent Of the Confederate States; and,
if 80, whether he had any obje,tion 20
lay the papers relating TO such de
mnnds np0a the table Of the House.
He begged 10 add that he wished the
honorable gentleman not to under
stand the word demanding" strictly.
bfr. Layard-No snch comrnunlca-
tons have been received during the last
SIX months fHear.) usi.1sig
Mr.. Bright begged 20 AJAX the honor
able gentlemen Hhetaer Il Was the fact
that tie Eaglsse government had usrg 7lls-
assrsus CLAIMS aqas1isf he gaverHmelt efhs
J5sited States in consequence Of transae-
tons which had occurred during the
I war, and that such clanns had IN many
cases been forwarded to the United
States government, or were intended
70 be so f0rwardedl
Mr. Layard-7 There arc slscA claims and
they haze bsenfors0arded
sHERMkE's FkMf ~ FRAGcE--THE WILD
DESPAIR or soUTH cARoIIEA
iffro,n DIE oapisns NsGonsle (Prircs Eapolsen's
/ orsanl March lol
The wild despair which induced the
kCarolinians 70 set ire to their metropo-
/ lis will not win for them the sympathies
of the civilized portion Of the world
for theg have never been anything but
mere rebels against 3 just government
Their cause has never been that Of lib
I erty, their watchword is slaves and
slavery" The line Of conduct adopted
by Sherman IS wen calculated to force
j the South To return TO the path OF duty.
The Genetai has baiiied the plans Of
1 his enemy by theskiil Of his tactics
and the energy of his movements,
whilst BY his moderation and justice he.
has aroused IN tha insurgsnt population
a love Of the old federal flag The
PROGRESS of the liberating army (dr7Fes
! lbssasries} toward the North, viii decide
The fate of the rebel capital Rich
mond will be the last retreat Of Mr..
/ Jefferson Davis, and the last rampant
behind which rebel slavery viii find
shelter e - - rel - e
/ ~ .assais sefl. aas
30 MORE SHIPMENTS OF REBEL war NUM-
80 ~ - E4OSs. cas 11iasee ~
II Is asserted that circumstances has
been semitic the French government
bvthe United States Ministeriin Paris,
As 10 the clandestine shipment of Con
fedarate recruits on board the Kappa
hammock. stationed st Calais. These
men had arrived from Liverpool hay
ing been part of the crew Of the South.
efh snip Fiof'oa' seI-ssI Is. n
rur FRENCH LssisrA4Ues OK fHr wAs.-
PEACE NAY swEsP THE -FREScH AFRoat
Eexlco. slis aassE vasat W
In the French Senate on the OH of
March the Marquis de Boissy condemn.
ed the French Intervention in Mexico,
but strongly expressed wish that the
var between the federals and She Com
federases mi eht be lcagiedgon 20 the
complete ruin Of beth beiligesents rath-
er than the French army in, Mexico
lehOnld be made prisoners by the con-
clusion OF peace Loud expressions
OF Interpretation The Marquis de
Boissy hoped, in conclusion vtlaat-the /.
EmPeros and his dynasty would long
continue 20 reign.i ruifls1 4 tssares {
II. casix q Est AuGe regretted the
impioua wishes respectlng America
EHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssHlrs KuRSED nT
IS sa,sc.s 1ER sHESANDoAIs s
Mr1BerKSr, Australia, Feb a26, aSt5,
The Shenandoah has arrived. She
has burned eleven ships since leaving
the Cape OF Good Hope
TnE PRlvArEERsNES DIsovSkn
Mr. Rumble, The English Governs
ment Inspector OF Machinery Ahoat,
Who Was recently acquitted on the
charge Of completely IL the case, of the 4
rebel steamer Rappshsnnock, has been
placed opon. half-pay on she ground Of I
his being No tsHSar .dsssfi6ag y lAe en- -
.dcacs Of tAe sorrfHnesLs es8 tss sea &
The Spring oamPalgn. Gee