The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Later from Europe.
Canada and the FenlanS.
Statement Of Secretary McOul-
iOeh.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Later from Europe.
Canada and the Fenlans.
Post Routes In Texas.

NEW YoRK, March 22.-The royal mail
steamer Australian, Capt. Cook, which sail
ed from Liverpool at I ,. m, on the 10th,
and Queenstown on the nth Of March, ar
rived here this morning.
The City Of Baltimore reached Liver
| pool about ! O'Clock on the 9Th. The Scot
/ land arrived at Queenstown on the Sth OF
| March for the North Of Ireland.
The steamer Atlantic from New York,
arrived at Cowes on the 10th. The City Of
Limerick, FROM New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 10th, and at London on
the llth.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company unani-
mously adopted resolutions approving ar
rangements entered into with tne Anglo
American Telegraph Company, for laying
the cable this year. Upwards Of eight
hundred miles Of cable was manulactur ed
this week and last week. June is fixed for
the Great Eastern to leave Shearness. I'm
diminished confidence was expressed at the
meeting.
The Daily News bitterly denoupees Ban
croft's oration.
In the House Of Commons the Parliamep-
tary oath bill was read a second time after
Disraeli had given notice Of an amendment
which will make the oath recognize the su-
premacy Of the Queen, and acknowledge al
legiance TO her successors.
The reform question is actively discussed
among the papers. Glsdstone's announce
ment on the 18th is anxiously awaited.
The Pal Mall Gazette assures its readers
that it is certain that the Russell Ministry
must soon dissolve, whether defeated upon
the Reform question or not.
The Irish police continue 10 carry out
their extraordinary powers with greatvigor.
Arrests are numerous. Nine men We're ar
rested in Cork just after landing from
America. The town commissioners of
Queenstown We're arrested. Y ariOus rumors
are current about Stephens-one that he
very recently escaped TO France, but the
police believe him to be still in Dublin, and
continue 70 keep mp the search.
The conference relative to the principali-
ties was to be held. IL is stated that the
Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs was
authorized to make a fresh treaty with the
Mexican Government for the completion Of
the Austrian volunteer corps for Mexico.
The Sunday Gazette givet report that
Austria solicited the good Offices OF England
to affect an amicable settlement of the
question of the Dutchies between Austria
and Prussia, and Lord Clarendon refused
The Gazette says the relations between Vi
emma and the Porte are strained very tight
ly, but yet long way from a desperate
conflict.
The first setting Of the Conference in re-
gard TO the Principalities, was held in Paris
on the 10th. All the Powers who signed
the Paris treaty were represented.
Il is reported thas the insurgents in Spain
have all made submission TO the Turkish
Government.
NEw YoRK, March 22.-The Herald's
Toronto special states that the rumors gsin
strength that 10, 600 more men viii soon be
called out by the Government. At Mon
tresl yesterday, policeman fired on some
persons, thinking they were Fenians.
Though there is not q downright panic
here, the feeling is that the Fenian danger
is not over. Some demonstration is looked
for from across the line before long, and in
consequence volunteering and drilling are
uninterrupted Great enthusiasm is mani
Tested by the forces
The Herald's Montreal special says The
excitement has almost disappeared here,
the G.. 4. r. Company have organized their
employees into defensive corps. Ten thou
sand troops are here to-day, on parade.
The expenses Of the Government for de-
tense is now about E2O,00O per day.
Il was stated here yesterday, on the best
authority, that the Canadian Government
has received offers Of 100000 men, for ser
vice in the field, Orders have been given
TO some companies in country districts to
move 10 the lFOub to-day
The Stratford volunteers moved of, going
as far as Chatham. It is reported in official
circles that the Government has received
information that the FeniaRs have resolved
to make an attempt to enter by Rouses
Point, and make Isle aux Noixtheir base Of
operations.
Nav YoRK, March 22.-The Tribune's
special correspondent claims authority to
state that in all the sales of gold and honds,
and in all purchases made by Secretary
MeCHlloch, no has appointed Assistant
Treasurer Van Dyke to execute those orders,
and has on occasion designated any firm oI
any person to whom Mr.. Van Dyke should
irtrust the execution Of his orders; further
more, that he has 10 relations in any firm
or firms in New York city, where ali these
transactions have been had.
The Feniap Central Committee held a
meeting yesterday at the O'Mahoney head
quarters, An envoy just arrived from Ire
land was present, and the deliberations
are said to have reference 10 q movement
against the British government.
NAsHINGToN, March 22.-The Post Mas
Ter General has ordered an extension OF the
route from San Antonia TO Fort Clark,
through Elpaso, making the entire distance
200 miles, and the service once a week and
back. The officers aud soldiers of this
army in Texas are to be placed in close
postal communication with their friends at
the military posts in New Mexico, Calitor-
MIA and on the frontier.
NEw YORK, March 22.-G0ld opened at
lzsif, and closed at l2SJS.
Cotton steady at 40c.