The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

The Vienna Debate asserts that Western
great powers intend to present credential
notes at Berlin deprecatOry of war.
Ii is stated not only that q convention,
but a formal treaty OF alliance has been con-
Guided between Italy and Prussia.
Won Bismarck is said so have addressed a
circular dispatch 10 the Prussisn Ambassa-
doris at the Courts Of the Great Powers di-
rectng them 10 protest against the extraOr-
binary ornaments Of Austria.
The Florence Telegraph says considera-
bic armaments are stated to be in course Of
preparation in Italy.
The editor of the Paris Opinion Rationale
states that he received visit from Ste
phens, the Fenian Head Center, who an
nounced his approaching departure for
America.
Paris, March 3i.-Bourse heavy; rentes
closed at C7f Acc.
GToqt BritGin-Advices from Plymouth
say orders have been received there to ex.
pedite the preparations for sea of half n
dozen war vessels. The conclusion is drawn
that they are intended for the Gulf aud riv-
er st. Lawrence, and the New York, New
ioundland, and London Telegraph Compa-
by have contracted with a company Of Lon
don the manufacture and submersIon
this summer of two cables, one scross the
to Cape Breton, and the other between
Prince Edwards Island aud New Found
lsnd, and for the repair Of the present ca
bles, so as to have Two cables for the prompt
transmission Of al messages between the
Atlantic cable and the United States.
The Paris correspondent Of tse London
Times writes that Priuce Napoleon has left
Paris for Italy after having several inter-
views with the Emperor. II IS whispered
that he is entrusted with q mission to Victor
Emanuel which could not well be confined
10 any commoa person, and has reference to
state affairs between Prussia and Austria.
The correspondent adds: | find that per-
sons who up to the present moment have
refused to believe that anything likely to
disturb the peace of Europe would come OF
the quarrel are now far less incredulous.
Their views Of the future are gloomy enough,
and they think the conflict between Austria
and Prussia all but certain.
The London Times of the 30th remarked
editorislly that there was too much reason
10 fear that the peace Of Europe was about
10 be broken by a most unnecessary war
but on the following day the Times re
marked I'VE cannot persuade ourselves
that Austria and Prussia, however iereely
they wrange, will sctusliy fight. They
have been on the verge Of hostility before
without blows. We eau hardly avoid think
ing that they will find some way out of the
present quarrel, desperate as it appears to
be-"
1t is asserted that the Austrian Premief
hes made positive statement to the Prus-
sian Ambas ador at Vienna respecting the
movement Of the Austrian troops, not con
ccaling that Austria must be prepared for
any extreme measure that might be taken
by Prussia.
A Vienna psper declares that Austria viii
not take the aggressive,
II is reported from Nenetia that the com
mauder of the Austrian Eng neeTs is making
an inspection Of the numerous forts along
the line. II is also reported that the soldiers
OF the reserve on furlough have been called
IN.
The Berlin Telegraph says the orgsniza-
tion Of two army corps viii be immediately
proceeded with.
The Government of Weimer hes replied
warmly to the Prussisn circular dispatch,
and claims Federal Intervention IN the
question.
WAsmSGToN, April Il.-During the month
Of March. the Postmaster General caused
the following post-otiices 20 be re-opened ;
In Virginia l04 North Carolina 80; West
Virginia s Georgia 30 Tennessee %; Mis-
sissjppi Delaware s; Arkansas II Texas
26; South Carolina 40; Louisiana 9 total
2G6. The Department has also in the same
time established lS9 new offices, &c have
been discontinued, and the names OF %
changed. Special Agent Parker, who has
the supervision of the Virginia mail service,
came up Yesterday, aud reports most favor
ably on the revision OF ihs postal facilities
in that quarter. The c7utrac Ors are per
forming the service regularly and with
fidelity. The post-otiices are well attended
TO, and the people are generally highly
pleased with the mail arrangement.
CHICAGO, April II, p.m.-A number Of
children ina this city have been poisoned by
eating colored pop corn balls. None have
died though some have been in a critical
condition.
A ire occurred on the corner Of Ann and
Randolph streets last night, consuming the
Northwestern nut, bolt and washer manu-
factory, and the carriage factory Of Cosn i
Trenbo.E. Total less estimated at fifteen
Thousand dollsTc.
A few nights ago two men, with black
ened face, entered the house of Mr.. Claus
sen, an Old resident of Burlington, Illinois,
and presenting pistol at his head, de-
manded his money. The old gentleman
pointed to a trunk and told the robberl to
help themselves. As they turned away he
grasped a chair and knocked one o the rui-
fans down. Mrs. ClaUs7eu Joined in the
fight, and the rascals fnslly abandoned the
do j, going 10 the stable aud stealing a val
liable horse. Mr.. ClRussen received an ugly
cash from "a knife during the struggle.
The spotted fever has broken out in Craw-
ford ana Lawrence COUNTIES, Illinois.
Nrw ORLEANS, April ll.-lu the General
Conference to-day, the Committee on
Changes of Economy made a report recon-
mcudug a change in the name OF the
church. They desire TO give il the simple
name Methodist Church. The report was
made the order Of the day for tomorrow.
A resolution was adopted instructing two
or more Of the Bishops TO wait upon Presi-
dent johnson and tender him the gratitude
Of the body for the prompt restoration Of
the church property recently held by an
Other organization. Some opposition was
made to ITS passage upon the ground that it
might entaugle the church in political mat
tiers.
4 proposition was made 60 organize a con
ference in Mexico snd Brazil aud send mis-
sionaries, in consequence Oft the large migra-
ton 10 those places.
NEw YORK, April 1.-THE Commercials
Washington special Gays. Sir Frederick
Bruce processes 10 have received iuforma-
tion that leaves no doubt Of the intention Of
the Fenians 70 attack some point in the
British Possessions. IL sppesrs that certain
large numbers of men are gathering on the
'roater, snd It is alleged that IN cir object
Is TO concentrate upon and capture some
place. which viii be hastily entrenched.
sud aid from the Unitod States and the
British Possessions viii flow in toensble
them 20 accomplish their Interior objects.
The sltustIon Is deemed sufficiently alarm
ms 20 call forth proclamation from the
President syaInst any invasion Of the neu-
tralty laws. aud il Will shortly appear Sc
riOUs remonstrsnces have been received
from the Canadian authorities. IL is under
stood that the United States Marshals in the
border towns have received orders % pre-
vent 50 invasion.
S1S fRANCIsco, April l0.-A strike took
place yesterday among the miners Of the
New A,Dadon quicksilver mines. The
grievances complained Of are being CON
PEELED 20 lease hoises and procure supplies
from The company. They hold possession
% tie miUes, AID sllOg no one 10 work, but
have committed DO violence.
The Oregon state Convention nominated
Rufus Mallory Tor Congress aud George 1.
Woods for Governor. Resolutions were
adopted that representation should 20 with
taxation, sud expressing a desire that civil
snd political privileges be given 20 the late
robe lous States when compatible With the
AathN-AaA - 81 AAt ta.t-.t L resolution pro
tests against taxing or selling Governments
mineral lands.
The British bark Sir George Grey. from
Valparaiso for sydney. was wrecked on
February 20th on Cochburue's Islands
The Captain and crew reached Tohetis il
open boats.
N.TWrocsEs. April Pour hundred
cotton coutrscts have been made in the par-
lsh, averaging twenty hands each. Finy
Plantations are working without contracts.
The est.mated parish crop is thirty thou
sand bales
The water is high snd much damage sp-
proheuusi
Asu1soS, WIS, April 1.-THE Ierisls- I
lure passed re.oiuuou last night severely /
ccnsuriuC Senator poolit'e for voting /
against the Civil Rights bill, in Jisobedience 1
81 instructions, and declaring 10 his dutv 10 /
resign.
RICHMOND, April lI.-Cspt 7. B. Wilder. 1
who has been imprisoned here for several ]
months was discharged today by Orders /
Gom Washington.