The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02
BIZ LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

FATHER PoTNT, april 30-The steam
er Hibernian, from Liverpool the 10Th
and Londonderry the goth, passed here
for Quebec.
Austria and Prussia German adVices
continue to be mere reassuring and
there was growing belief in peace. A
Vienna telegram of the 18th says: Ba-
varia, WurtembuTg, Ssxony, Baden and
Dswstadt are quite united on the Ger
man and federal question, and should
war ensue they would all be on the
side of Austria, their agreement even
hopes that peace will not be disturbed
Peace meetings continued to be held
throughout the provinces.
The text of the Pfussian reply to the
Austrian dispatch is published. Ii
deals especially on admitting members
of the Austrian troops on the PTussian
frontier, by which Prussia was led to
take defensive measures, and says that
if Count Wensdorf, after the Emperor
had passed his word that no aggression
was intended 10y Austria, should still
continue military preparation, it can't
be expected that Prussia on an equally
clear denial of any hostile Intention
been given by the King, would relin-
duish those defensive measures which
we're called forth by the attendance Of
Austria, and the Prussian answer to
England
The Temonstrance is said to be cold
and naughty. The Austrian answer
says Austria does not ask one inch of
land in the Du'chies, nor Will she ac-
cept it. Prussia wishes TO annex the
Dutchies, and Austria is bound to sup
port the rights of the Schleswig- Hol-
stein people. She will not dictate TO
them, but requires that the will of the
people and of the Diet should be re-
spected; Prussian and Austrian troops
should be Withdrawn, and the people
should choose . government by uni
veTsal suffrage.
Austria accepts their decision, even
if in favor OF Prussia
France-An Imperial decree adjourn
ed the corps Legislative until June q
Rentes on the 18th closed at CIT l5c
,SDain-In the Chamb,r of Deputies
the Minister Of the Interior stated that
the government was cognizsnt of the
operations of certain conspirators, but
did not apprehend any serious disturb
ance of the public tranquility.
Rgsia-There was great rejoicing at
St Petersburg and elsewhere on ac-
count Of the Emperor's escape from
| assassination The man who attempted
| his life is a Russian landowner of small
means, who considered himselfiniuTed
by the emancipation of the serfs. He
| discharged pistol within few feet of
| the Emperor, and the shot would have
probably taken effect had not some
person turned it aside. This person
has been enobled.
1t is said that the Emperor, with per
feet presence of mind himself seized
the culprit, asking him quietly: What
have | ever done 10 you that you
should seek my life
A Berlin dispatch says it is extreme
ly doubtful if Prince Charles of Hohen-
zollern will accept the HospodaIship of
Roumonia. 1t was reported that the
great powers had declined to cOunte-
nance his illegal election.
| WASHINGTON, April 30-The bin in
troduced to-day, by Mr.. Rice of Maine,
in reference to national banks, provides
for the conveis SION of State national
banks 10 an amount Of capital to be
limited, on application 10 the COmptrel-
Ter of the Treasury, on or before the
first day of July, IN apportionment of
the same preference should be given to
banks in such States as have not re-
ceived their just proportion of national
banking capital, with due regard 10
existing banking capital, resources and
business of such States.
The new tax bill provides that asses
sors, within one year, insert or enter
upon their books any names of persons
or parties omitted, or the undervalua-
ton 10 which they may have been
liable.
The President to-day ordered par
dons TO be issued to forty-nine Texans,
under the first exception of the am
nesty proclamation, as having held
civil Office under the so-called Confed-
crate governmenl--three from Georgia,
ten from Louisiana and five from la
bama All of these were recommended
by Governors of their respective States.
The aggregate appropriations in bill
reported to-day from Committee on
/ Appropriations for Freedmen's Bureau,
for the next fiscal year, are Sll 6S4 600.
! CINCINNATI, April 80, p.m.-A dis
patch from Csdiz, Ohio, announces the
arrest of two Of the robbers of the Har
rison National Bank; $4,000 Of the
amount stolen was recovered.