The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-06
Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
FOREIGN KEWS.
The FenIans.
Reported Warllke Movement
Bank Suspension at Rochester.

/ INV lUhhr April 9.-1le tNONai maj
steamer, Capt. Stone, which left LiverpOo
at l o'clock on the afternoon of the gath, an,
Queenstown on the 25th Of March, srriye'
this morning. The city of Manchester ar
/ rived at Queenstown on the afternoon OF tn
Esd, and reached Liverpool on the evening
Of the 2Sd Of March. The Edinburg ar
I rived at Queenstown on the morning Of th,
/ 2Sd and OF Liverpool on the forenoon of the
/ Gath. The North American arrived of
/ Londonderry about midnight on the 2Sd.
I In the House of Commons, Gladstone an
nOunced that the Government intended L
proceed with the Reform bill, regardless q
suEEestia--r n nrepesei ansradments. They
would resist GrosVernOr's amendment, as i
implied direct want Of confidence in the
Government
The House adjourned until the 9th Of
April for the Easter Holidays.
The stock Of the AnglO-American Tele-
graph Company, is six hundred thousand
pounds, subscribed and the books are
clesed. The manufacture of the cable is
progressing at the rate ofnineteen nautical
miles per day.
The News says it is positively asserted
that Head Centre Stephens is the guest of
John Mitchell, in Paris, and viii leave Ha-
yre for New York shortly. He Quilted Ire
land in a sailing boat Uil Galway
Fenian affairs received attention in Par
lament. The Attorney General said with
regard to parties under arrest who had come
from America, he was ready to give favor
able confederation to their applications for
release, on promise TO leave Ireland and
return whence they came.
The great annual University boat race
resulted in the victory of Oxford over Cam
bridge, by three lengths.
Cd ha 81 &C a
Corps Legislatih, and made a speech ac-
cepting the vote Of the majority as con-
tnued endorsement Of his policy, and
spoke in favor OF the extension of enlight-
ened liberty as calculated to strengthen
the Government, not that liberty which
may become sn arm to undermine and over
throw it.
The Bank Of frances weeks returns
show a gain Of p, 100000 francs each The
Bank has reduced the rate Of discount from
4 to 81.
The spanish screw frigates are in Cadiz
harbor, ready for sea in case Of the appear
snee of Gillian privateers.
Recruiting for the Austrian Volunteer
Corps, for Mexico, had commenced.
liverpool, March 25.-The ex-Queen Of
the French, the widow of Louis PniIippi,
died at Claremont yesterday.
Bourse closed dun yesterday at est 45c.
Shanghaie advices 70 February q repre-
sent the Mnh rebels less threatening to-
wards the Northern posts. They had Occa-
stoned great alarm. Vigorous preparations
had been made for resisting Them.
The French Municipal Consul at Shang-
hale had been imprisoned for refusing To
give up certain documents.
The Vienna and Berlin journals continue
full Of warlike rumors, military prepare
Il - a y
France and Russia have resolved to tender
them mediation, and it is asserted that an
English vote has already been seat to Ber-
lin in the interest of peace.
NEw YORK, April 5.-The Herald gives
a rumOr that two expeditions, one consist
ing of three iron steamer $, carrying 5000
men, and the other of two steamers with
2 800 soldiers on board, reported to have
sailed for Bermuda, which, 1t was stated,
was to be taken possession of and used as a
base for the final expedition against Ireland.
Other vessels are reported to have sailed
from various p0ris in the United States, all
bound FOR Bermuda. Altogether there was
quite ferment in Fsnian circles over the
new warlike movements supposed to be IN
der way.
The World says the expedition is bound
for the Island Of Campo Bello, at the en-
trance Of Passamaquoddy Bay. Five or
six hundred men have gone in small squads
TO Machias, Maine, there to embark for
their destination in schooners. Two print
ing presses accompany the expedition, and
as soon as a landing Is effected, prOclama
tons will be issued to the Feniaus OF the
United States to Join them there. There
are some British troops on the Island, who
are to be attacked by superior numbers. A
Provisional Government will be organized,
q President elected, New Brunswick is to
be conquered, a Congress established, etc.
KilIian leads the expedition, supported by
Downing and others.
New YORE, April 4.-Gold closed at 1875
Cotton lower, at 3sG4Oc.
New YoRE, April 5.-The Herald's Wash
ington special says, Senator Wade has pre-
pared an amendment, which he will offer
when Senator Sumner brings up the bill for
the Paris exposition, that no money be paid
out under the bill until Louis Napoleon
the French troops from Mexico.
This will give rise TO debate, which, if al
lowed to proceed, will reopen the whole
Mexican question.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April 5.-The bank
ing house Of Ward & Brother, in this city,
suspended this morning, alter run Of three
days. They express the belief that they
can IN the end pay all demands. The house
held too much real estate and other proper
.y not Immediately available. There is
considerable excitement here to-day, but it
will probably subside. The other banks
and bankers are considered sound.