Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
PROM NEW YORK.


From the Paraguayan Seat Of war
Mexican NeWs--Chief Justice Chase-s |
Denial, Etc.
NEW YORK, Dec 10.-Intelligence re-
ceived fromth seat of war announces that |
on the 18th ult. the Paraguans bombaIded !
the Brazilian entrenehed camps, placed |
under the command of Baron Porto Allegro. !
The republic Of Bolavia, which protested |
against the triple alliance formed against
the Paraguans, has concentrated an army
along the frontier of the Argetine province
of lnjinge, and threatened to invade the
Argentine confederation.
The Herald's city of Mexico correspon-
dence says: Since the arrival of Maguese
negotiations with the Emperor, for his re-
turn to the capital, have been made, and it
Is now probable that Macmillan will do
so.
The Austrian and Belgian troops who
were in the city of Mexico received orders
to march to Vera Cruz on the 22d ult., but
on that morning the order was counter
manded.
The Cabinet was to have met at Orizaber
on the 9th, when Vidarre would advise an
abdication and opening Of negotiations for
that purpose with Juarez.
Mejia' sIforces at San Louis Potosi, were
levyihg forced loans to a big amount, one
| thousand dollars was demanded of the
1 British Consulate.
The Herald's Washington special says
Chief Justice Chase denies that the iron
clad test oath in Mexico has been decided
unconstitutional by majority of Judges of
the Supreme Court in conference.
| h. IT, Drnuvr--sIla 81
the joint forces under Escobedo and Ca
males, numbering about 1000 men, will
move through Monterey, gathering rein
forcements, and then march on San Louis
| Potosi
The Durango and Zacatecas concentra-
ton action by the Liberals throughout the
country, now promise speedy deliverance
| of Mexico.
Sherman, upon the recovery oftwo-thirds
of the STATES, viii probably urge the meet
ing of the Republican Congress.
The Times editorial this morning says
the Eenians have been fairly checkmated,
and that it would be madness on their part
to attempt rebellion.
Cardinal Callen has issued a pastoral,
urging the Irish people to obedience to the
law, and avoid all secret sects. x
Arrests continue to be made. More ar
tillery will leave for ireland soon.
| We have Panama dates to the I'd, Val
paraiso to the 10Th, and Callao to the 2lst
ult.
There was still strong hostile feeling
against Spain in Chilli. The allied fleet
was still in possession, expecting to sail on
the 10Th of November. 1t was thought that
it would 60 to Manila to intercept some
Spanish vessels which put in there after
the defeat at Callao.
In the extra session of the CHILEAN Con-
gress, the opponents of the Governor were
defeated.
The Cyclone, reported captured by the
Spaniards, had arrived at Valparaiso. 1t
is doubtful whether the Chilians would
purchase her, as they were negotiating for
other vessels.
Prado, Dictator of Peru, seems to be con
Quoting affairs with ability. All attempts
at revolution had failed Peru and Chill
seem disinclined to accept the offers of for.
eign mediation, the conditions proving TN
satisfactory.
The republics Of Central America are all
at peace.
The United States steamer Powhattan,
Admiral Pearson, was at Panama.