The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-12
Fire In Chicago.
Steamboat Collision.
About JEFF Davis.
Marshal BaZaine Notifies His
Command.

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NEW YORK, June 1O.-The Africa's mail
contain the following additional news:
The North Germany, Hamburg an,
American Steam Packet COMPANY Will con
vey TO New York two hundred thousan,
German emigrants. The approaching wa
Is causing the Germans to leave their faith
erland for home in the United States.
The Helvetia cholera ship was to leav,
Liverpool on the 28th for this port.
Petitions are in course of circula ion from
the merchants of Havre who suffered from
the bombardment of Valparaiso. 1t pray
that the Spanish Government be held re-
| sponsible for losses suffered by subjects o
neutral powers during the bombardment o
the town, almost entirely inhabited by for.
eigners.
The petitioners further pray that an inter
national commissioner shall be appointed t.
settle claims about to be made BY French
merchants who suffered in the lombard
ment of Valparaiso.
A letter from Rome says that the date for
the leaving Of the French corps Of oceupe-
ton there has at last been fixed at the Ilth
| of December. If it remains beyond thai
time, it will no longer act for the protection
Of the Pope, but only as a corps of observa-
ton in regard to the events of the kingdom
of Italy.
A letter from Venice announces that the
| French frigste and an English one are ex-
/ pected there to remove the natives of the
two countries, in case Of an attack by the
Italian feet.
Prince Paul Esterhazy, who was in the
eighty-frst year of his age, died at Rates.
bone, at six o'clock on the morning Of the
2lst Of May.
The Leipsic Gazette, an organ Of the Sax
on government, asserts that Prussian agent:
are trying to get up an emeute in that city
Peace addresses continue TO flow in at the
| Palace in Berlin. The last three received
| are from the Rhinish manufacturing towns
| Of Jolich, Bockail and Longberg.
The fight between Mace and Goss for the
| championship Of England was a mere farce
enacted with sparring and shutting in the
| ring, the exhibition Fl ling the veterans of
the rope arena with shame ard iBdigna.
| ton. I
The assemblage of the European Con-
| great war, and the bombardment of Valpa-
raise is generally denounced. =
FARTHRR POINT, June 1917
The steamer Hibernia, from Liverpool,
May 81, via Londonderry, June LIST, passed
| the point.
The morning kilograms from various
| points confirm she statement that Austria,
Prussia and Italy have accepted the invita-
ton 20 the Conference. A committee of the
federal district has also resolved to accept
the invitation given to the German confed-
Grafton to the Conference, ana would prob
ably elect Baron Won Der Flondton, the Ba-
varian Minister for foreign affairs, as their
representative. Communications were be-
1,f oIor 4 l.
first meeting. 1t is said that the different
Ministers OF foreign affairs were to represent
their respective Governments.
From Vienna, however, it is stated that
Austria would not be represented by Count
MensdOrff, but by Prince Mellarnich, Count
Blume or Baron Meizaderg.
Various conflicting statements were made
as to the programme for the Conference,
and the terms Of difference of the armed
powers.
1t is asserted that Austria will refuse all
propositions relative 10 the cession of
Venetia; that she calls for the Convention
of Estates of the Dutchies to settle the
Schleswig Holstein question, and demands
that the Congress shall not be competent TO
discuss any proposal for reform of the Fed
eral Constitution.
Prussia is also said to demand that the
Conference shall not discuss any question
relating exclusively TO the internal interests
of Germany, and that its deliberations shall
speedily prove that real prospects exists for
the preservation of peace.
The note Of the French Government, in
Yiting the Federal Diet to send represent
alive TO the Conference, is published at
Frankfort. II states the object of the Con
ference to be a diplomatic settlement of the
question of Schlesgwig- Holstein and Ven
eta, and also Of federal reform, so far as it
affects European equilibrium.
The note concludes asa follows: The
Government Of the Emperor trusts that the
powers who have made preparations for
war will, # they accept the proposed con-
ference, suspend their ornaments, even if
they should seruple to restore their military
establishments 10 a peace footing.
There is no indication of relaxation in
warlike preparations. A Vienna dispatch
OF the S0th of May says preparations for
war continue in all parts of the empire
but the execution Of the late decree for
levy of fresh troops will not be proceeded
with at present, the requirements having
already been fully met by the recent large
enrolment of volunteers.
Many thousands of men are already en-
gagged on the Publications of Vienna.
The army headquarters were about to be
transferred to prague, where field Marshal
Benedict will shortly inspect the troops.
1t is reported that a strong Prussian
corps Of observation was being concentrated
on the frontiers of Prussia, near Selesia and
Galisia.
A telegram from KieI reports an affair
between the Austrian and Prussian troops,
No deaths occurred.
An official inquiry had been instituted.
A Prussian patrol had endeavored to in
ha Ana frnr
Naehad. A decree had been issued at
Florence for the formation Of two bsttal-
lions of Beersybier, and q squadron Of
Guides.
It is stated that a communication re-
ceived in London on the 30th, asserts that
Garibaldi was still on his Island of Oapre-
ma, and had no immediate intention of leaV-
ing it.
The Austrian Government had ordered q
forced loan Of 100000 forms in Lombar-
dy and Venitia.
1t is asserted in the Berlin journals that
Austria was in treaty with Polish leader,
who distinguished himself in the Polish
instruction, with the view of placing him
at the head of a revolution in PTussian Po-
land.
The Austrians were defeated in a battle
at town in the State Of Auxsco.
-
Clsire's bill comforting the elective fran
chise on any person of tit education.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed il on the ground
that an educational test would break down,
although he admitted that the bill was
good IN principle.
A general debate ensued without any
action.
The Dublin police had arrested Eve per-
sons supposed TO be active Fenians and to
have assisted Stephens in battling the de-
tectives.
Franee-An explosion Of fireworks in a
factory killed twenty and injured fifteen
persons.
T4rkey-Three Turkish vessels had arri-
we'd at Antivari, TO guard the coast Of Alba
MA against any sudden landing Of Italian
volunteers.
Prussia.-A Berlin telegraph Of the 2Ist
says Prussia, in her reply TO the invita-
ton for a Conference, accedes 10 the desire
expressed in the letter of invitation that
the armed power should not make further
military movements during its deliberation.
The following is the latest per the Hiber-
nis by the telegraph to Londonderry;
LIVERPOOL. June. l.-Aliairs are unchang-
ed. La Russo believes that Napoleon will
preside.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The administration
men arc stlFfed up mere by tho UNCOMMON
zeal displayed By the United States District
Attorney in prosecuting the Fenian leaders.
The politicians are alarmed lest the FeniaR
Democrats organize third party. The
evening Conservative organ tonight hss
savage assault on District Attorney Grover,
for these prosecutions.
It is reported from Green county, in the
Southwest, that the recent depredations OF
thieves and rascals in that county have
been and are becoming 50 hagrantas 20 pro-
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