Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-09
FROM LsyerpooI.

LIVERPOOL THE infant daughter OF
Gen. Tom THUMB died from Inflammation OF
the brain at Norwich on the 26th of Sep
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1t is stated that in a recent extradition
case in Canada Of a Frenchman named
LoMRAUDE, and has created a great deal Of
excitement in Canada.
Earl CORRAvAN, Secretary of State for
the Colonies, had determined that the strict
est investigation should be made into the
conduct of the Canadian authorities.
Satterthwaite's Circular Of this evening,
26th, says there has not been quite so much
activity during the past week in American
securities.
The London Morning Posts article
says adviees from Paris state that frequent
interviews are taking place between the
representatives Of various European Powers
at the French Foreign Office, relative to
Eastern affairs, but more especially between
the French Foreign Minister and the repre-
sentatives Of England and Russia. 90
Official accounts from Gambia, published
in Alexandria, says the account Of the de-
feat Of the Egyptian troops by the Canadians
is inaccurate and temporarily reported.
IsHMAD PAsHA, has succeeded in routing
the Egyptians with the Turkish troops
with loss of only 150 men. s6r
The Paris Moniteur says that, in Gambia,
unfortunately blood has been shed, but the
insurreetion has not progressed. gEuE,
The arrival of the Turkish commissioner
appears to have produced a favorable i'm
preston, and up to the present time all
hopes have not been abandoned of the sue
cess of the mission with which he is in
vested. iast-esT n EU rIf
Servia has sent representatives to the
ports TO insist on the evacuation Of fort
Klengrossik and Elizabeth, near Grizawar.
The French iron-clad squadron had arrived
at Biarritz and was received by the Empe-
ror. The serious inundation in France con-
tinued, and it was feared that the waters had
not reached their full height. Telegraphic
communication between the centre and south
Of France was very difficult.
A Royal patent is shortly to be issued by
Prussia assuming possession Of Hanover,
Electoral Hesse, Nassau and Frankfort.
The King will salute the people of these
states as new Prussian citizens. Hf
A semi-official provincial correspondence
states that there is no prospect Of conclu-
sion of peace with Saxony until that country
has given some guarantee against recur-
renee OF those dangers which at the out
break Of the recent war meEaced both Prus-
STA and Northern Germany.
Both Chambers have adopted the govern
ment proposed for the Propagation of the
Diet from September 9th toNoyember 18th.
1t was the desire of the Government that
the next session Of the Diet should be brief,
in order 10 make way for the conversion of
the North German parliament. alsa.
Admiral TEGGERTnoFF has beer relieved
of the command of the Austrian, fleet, TO en-
te= on new duties
The following is a summary Of the news
by the steamer City Of New York, which
left Liverpool on the 18th, via Queenstown
the 9th
Honors are about to be conferred upon
some Of those who have shared in the sue
cessful completion of the Atlantic Tele-
graph. The interest which Her Majesty,
Queen VICTORIA, has expressed in the I'M
dertaking will be manifested in an enduring
way The delay arises on her part, for the
purpose of ascertaiHing to whom the confer
ring Of these honors are more particularly
due. @
The Paris Patrie publishes a dispatch
from Constantinople, dated I'd of September,
which states that in Korandigh an insurrec-
ton had broken out to which the authors
ties them selves were accessory.
MAHASIED PAsHA has been named Com
mander-in-Chief of the Turkish forces.
Four of the insurrectionary districts have
offered to submit to the Turkish authority.