Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-23
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NEW York, March 2l-The royal neil steamer
Au.tralasian, Capt. Cook, which sailed from Law
erpool at / P. NJ, on the 10th. and Queenstown on
the 18th of March, arrived here this morning.
Tho Gin of Baltimore reached Liverpool about
o'clock on the 9Th. The Scotland arrived at
Queenstown at midnight on the 9th. The United
State steamer GraaRdagEa left Queenstown On
the sth of March for the north of Ireland.
The steamer Atlantic. from New York, arrived
at Cowes on the I9th. The CIR Of Limerick. from
New York. arrived at Queenstown ON the 10th,
and 1t LOnSon on the llth
The Atlantic Telegraph Company unanimously
adopted resolutions approving arrangements en-
tered into with the Anglo American Telegraph
Company, for laying the cable this year. Upwards
of eight hundred miles of cable was manufae-
tured this week and last week. June is fixed for
the Great Eastern to leave Shearness. Undimin-
ished confidence was expressed at the meeting.
The Daily Ne,cs bitterly denounces Bancroft's
Grafton.
In the House of Commons the Parliamentary
oath bill was read second time after Disraeli
had given notice Of an amendment which will
make the oath recognize the supremacy of the
Queen and acknowledge allegiance TO her sue
cessors. ..t
The reform question is actively discussed among
the papers. Gladstone's announcement 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 upen the Reform ques-
ton or-nOt.
The Irish police continue to carry out their ex-
traordinary powers with great yigor Arrests are
numerous. Nine men were arrested in Cork just
after landing from America. ivy town commits
sioners Of Queenstown were arrested. Various
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 to
keep up the search.
LIVERPOOL. March 10.-Queen Victoria held her
first Court yesterday, when Mrs. Adams presented
Mrs. A l.. Wood, wife of the Secretary of the
Legation, and Mrs. Montgomery Richie, of New
York.
In the Bankrupt Court in London application
was made for release from prison of General N.
Saunders, the defaulter.
Madrid dispatch says the Peruvian ships, In
dependicia and Huesca have proceeded direct for
the Pacific to take part in the approaching strlg
gle between Spain, Chill and Peru.
The first sitting of the Conference on the Prin-
CAPABILITIES. held in Paris on the 10th instant.
All the powers who signed the Paris treaty were
represented.
Russia denies all rumors of the concentration of
Russian troops on the Pruth. and says that not a
single regiment has left its winter quarters
The conference relative to the Principalitios
to be held. 1t is stated that the Austrian Min
lister of Foreign Affairs authorized to make a
fresh treaty with the Mexican Government for the
completion of the Austrian volunteer corps for
Mexico.
The Sunday Gazette gives a report that Austria
solicited the good offices of England to effect an
amicable settlement of the question of the Duchies
between Austria and Prussia, and Lord Clarendon
refused,
The Gazette says the relations between Vienna
and the Porte are strainnd very tightly, but yet
long way from a desperate conflict.
The first sitting of the Conference in regard 10
the Principalites was held in Paris on the 10th
All the Powers who signed tho Paris treaty were
represented.
1t is reported that the insurgents in Spain have
all made submission to the Turkish Government.