Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

fVREIUN 81 ii MANI.
New YORK, March lathe steamship Germa-
MIA, from Southampton the 9TH, arrived this even
ing. She brings $50 passengers.
The steamers st. George, "ripoli, and Palestine
had arrived out
In the House of Lords on Monday the 9th inst,
standing orders we're suspended to allow the cattle
plague bill to pass though all the stages.
In the House of Commons on the It'll ar. Glad
stone said that the reform biz would be read on
the 18th, and that it would only apply to Eng
land. 1t was hoped then that the Ministry would
be able to state what course would be taken regard
ing Scotland.
Five millions three hundred and sixty two thous-
and pounds were voted for the army. The Prin-
cess IIilands annuity bill was passed. Prince AL
fred was committed pro .torma.
Princess Helcnrs marriage with Prince Cheseau
takes place July 9th.
The Windsor Times says the courage and decis-
ion exhibited by President johnson, in refusing his
assent to the Freedmens Bureau question confirms
the respect in VIII Oh his policy has been held in
England, and will enttle him to credit as one of
the ablest statesmen who has ever conducted ma
ton successfully through perilous crisis by firm
ness, resolution and wisdom.
The prospectus of n new company is issued call
ed the Anglo American Telegraph Company, With
capital OF six hundred thousand dollars, for lay
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duced by Morgan l. Co. Geo. Peabody, the bank
er, is on the Board of Directors.
FRASCE.--The debate on the amendment rela-
ting TO Algeria was resumed in the Corps Legis-
latif.
NJ. Berrer pointed out the dangers or amending,
and thatit would result in the creation of the
Arabian Empire.
NJ. Roun said it was intended to end the hatred
existing between the two natonalities in Algeria.
The amendment was withdrawn.
The Prince Imperials health progresses favor
ably.
The two regiments stationed in Rome will re-
turn 10 France in April.
AUsTRIA.-Vienna kilograms announce that ru-
mors of n warlike character are continually circu-
ating. II is rumored that Prince Conga will ad-
dress the dignitares Of the great powers who par
tcipated in the Paris treaty, protesting against his
forced abdcation, and soliciting assistance to OBJ
tain his reinstatement.
GERMANY. Great uneasinesS prevails at Ham,
burg in consequence OF probable collision between
Austria and Prussia on the Duchies question.
HuN0ARr-An imperial rcscrpt says the re-
establishment OF the 1913 laws is impossible with
out previous revision Of those laws. A separate
ministry for Hungary cannot be entertained.
DASuBIAS PRINcIPALlrIEsAc courier just arrived
at Vienna say, the Porte claims authority to inter-
vepe in the principalites account of the dssen-
sion between the political parties Masses of troops
are being concentrated at Widen, Rustchuck and
Sastra.
Paris is selected for conference in regard to the
lprincipalities.
Six regiments Of Cossacks of the Russian Corps
! of Observation are at Media, on the Wallachian
frontier. Reinforcements have been dispatched
from bucharest TO Jassey. A military Gordon has
been established along the frontier line of Pruth.
LEDANoN--Dervsh Pasha had arrived in Leba-
non with 10000 NEE The Turks were defeated
under Karam who, with his forces was intrenched
At Bcnache awaiting the Turks under Derivish
Pasha.
SPAIN.--There is a .umored revolt at Cindad
Rodrigo The garrison rebelled and withdrew to
Portugal Attempts at sediton at Valadolid are
reported Several persons were arrested. Spain
has demanded of Portugal the extraditon of French
soldiers or refugees in Portugal. Portugal hest
ta,es TO comply,
LIVERPOOL, March 7.--Sales to-day of 20, 900
bales cotton, including 900 bales to spectators
and exporters; the market is firm, lS3al9d for
midding uplands.
The Manchester market is active with an upward
tendency for goods and yarns. Breadstufis-Four
duh ard nominal; wheat quiet and steady; corn
very dull and declined I'd for mixed
ProvisiOns--Bcef active and firm; pork firm /;
bacon frmer; butter quirt lard quiet; taow firm
Sugar firm ccnee steady; rice inactive; rosn
dull spirits turpentiue quiet ut AIS; petroleum
QUOT at lis l0dal2s.
Consols closed yesterday at s6Sas6ic; United
States 5.2o's 7oa7olc; Illinois Central 77Sa77Ic;
Erie 53ic.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.--The London Post asserts
that public feeling is dead about reform.
The Times continues to protest against dallying
with parliamentary reform.
Sir John Gmys motion for the Irish church has
been 6xed for Tuesday.
The resolution he proposes is that the church
establishment in Ireland is greyous wrong to the
people Of that country and that its continued main
enance prevents them from having confidence that
they will receive either justice or wisdom from
Parliament
The total number of persons arrested under the
suspension of the writ of habeas corpus, up to
Tuesday, is l7G, of whom iorty-two are Irish
Americans Four have been discharged.