Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-20
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Fighting I'm Itaiy-Successes OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 Inter
fere-FlnRnciaI Depression In Paris
Feninn Alarm In England.


the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 Inter.
fere-FInanciaI Depression i'm Paris
Fenian Alarm In England.
FLORENCE, October 17.-News from the
South continues favorable to the party Of
action. Garibaldians have taken posses
sion of the town of Nerola in the Papal
States, where they have entrenched them.
selves, and await the arrival of other
bands to increase their numbers sufficient
ly TO enable them 10 make further adj
vance. Signor Aeerbie, one of the depu.
ties of the Italian Parliament, is Comman-
der-iB. Chief of the insurgentsin that quarter
Of the lsonan territory.
Reports are hourly received ofskirmishes
and fights between the Papal troops and
/ Garibaldians, hut accounts are conflicting,
and il is difficult to say which side has been
most successful in these encounters.
PARIS, Oct. ia. Must before the
departure of the Emperor from Biarritz,
ON his return to Paris, he summoned a
general council of the Cabinet to meet him
at St. Cloud, 10 consider the condition of
affairs in Italy and decide what ACTON
France should take in the matter. The
Council was held yesterday, the Emperor
presiding. The result of the deliberation
was resolution that France should imme-
diately interfere for the settlement of the
Roman question, but without acting any
longer in conjunction with the Italian gov
eminent. To that end the Moniteur, yes
terday, in leading editorial, repreaches
the Italians for violating the laws of ma
tions, disregarding the obligations of solemn
treaties, and fostering dangerous spirit Of
Republicanism in Italy.
The MoRitelT, in its issue this morning,
asserts that the inhabitants of the city Of
Rome and the Pspsl provinces are loyal to-
the Pope, and only need assistance TO drive
the Italian invaders from their soil.
The Pdtrie this evening contains an edi-
torial arguing that the Intervention of
France is necessary to save Italy from revo-
luton and anarchy
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE weekly returns
of the Bank of England show the amount
Of specie in vaults to have decreased Gs47,-
900 since the last statement, made October
LIST. Large amounts of specie have been
shipped from London to Paris during the
past week, and the current still continues
in that direction.
The Times contains a long editorial about
the Roman situation. 1t says: The Prime
Minister, Ratazzi, must order national
troops to Rome, and anticipate the arrival
there of 10th the volunteers Of Garibaldi
and the regular troops of France. The
article concludes by declaring that the
beldest policy is the best for Italy, and ad-
vising her TO seize Rome and then treat
with France.
Certain evidence has come into the
hands Of the Metropolitan Police authori-
ties inducing the belief that Col. Kelly,
who was rescued from the prisoners van
at Manchester, has not left the country, but
is now in the city, and the detective force
is actively engaged to discover his where
abouts.
New rumors, some of them very absurd,
are in circulation, and keep up alarm,
about the Fenians. Government, however,
increases its precautions against any distur-
bance or outrage, especially in Scotland.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Roman Catholic
Bishops Of ireland have iastged an address,
denounceing in strong terms the Protes-
tant Church Establishment, the system OF
national schools and the Fenians.
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-THE Emperor has re-
ferred to his Council Minister'S, for their
consideration, an address received by has
Majesty from a congregation Of Roman
Catholic Bishops Of the Austrian Empire
recently assembled here. The address pro,
tests against the adoption of the new Con-
cordat, and strongly urges the Emperor
not to make any revision in the sacred
treaty, now established between Austria
aud Rome. In communication to the
Ministerial Council, the Emperor reprove'
the Austrian Bishops for adopting a paper
so liable TO create public excitement at 3
time when tranquility is so necessary fol
the restoration of the country, and takes
occasion 10 remind them that the Emper
or of Austria is a constitutional prince a;
well as a true son of the Church.
The Austrian Parliament to~day passed
an organic law, that has been under con-
sideration since the beginning ofthe present
session. This measure makes legal many
new reforms introduced in the government
of the Empire.
The announcement of the reply made by
the Emperor to the address of the Bishops
in regard to the Concordat, was received
with prolonged cheering in Parliament,
LONDON, Oct. lit is reported that thu
Emperor Alexander, of Russia, and Kinl
William, of Prussia, have sent Joint not
TO the Sultan, asking him to cede the Is
land Of Gambia to the Kingdom of Greece
MADRID, Oct. l7.-General Loisundi ha
declined the Viceroyalty of Cuba, and tn,
appointment has been offered TO San Ro
man