Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-10
EUROPEAN NEWS.

An Italian Version OF the Late Rattle
-RfOa0us DEMONSTRATIONS Of the
Party of Action ''-Embarkafl0n OF
French Troops for Iialy stopped
Active warIIhe Preparations In Tur-
key-StRrVatiOn Riots Continued
FLoRrNcE, November I'm the recent
engagement, near Monte Retondo, the Pa
pal troops were badly beaten until the ar
rival of French troops, when the tide OF
battle was turned.
PARIS, November There have been
serious riots melted BY the Party of Action
in different parts of Italy, and particularly
at Milan, where il was found necessary to
call ont troops to quell the disturbances.
There were many rioters killed and
wounded.
LONDON, November THE Italians as
sert that FIVE thousand French soldiers, un-
der the command of General Pohl, and be.
longing to the division which first reached
Rome, came 10 the assistance of the Papai
forces during the last engagement with the
insurgents, and that the timely arrival of
these reinforcements turned the tide of bat
tie aud caused the defeat of Garibaldi.
FLORENCE, November 7-Eyening.-
Accounts of the last engagement near
Rome, on Sunday, say that Garibaldi
brought into action 10000 men. At one
time during the day the Pspal troops were
beaten, and Garibaldi was gaining ground,
when the French came up, and turned his
victory into defeat. 1t is now reported
that the insurgents lost 800 killed and
wounded, and 1000 taken prisoners.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 7.-Itis reported,
on good authority, that the Sultan is max
ing unusual military preparation. 1t is
stated that $4,000 needle guns were recently
purchased by the Turkish War Depart
ment, while large shipments of rihed guns
have been made to the Turkish forces in
Asia. 1t is also known that the government
has been restoring the citadel, completing
the walls, and otherwise strengthening the
fsrtifcations of Kars.
LONDON, Nov. disturbances caused
by want of employment and scarcity of
food, continue in Devonshire Riots are
reported at Torquay, Exmouth, and other
places in the county. By the efforts of the
authorities thetroubles at Exeter were sup
pressed, and the town is now quiet. Many
of the rioters are under arrest.
A royal commission, to inquire into the
Protestant Church establishment in Ire
land, has been appointed, with the Earl of
Stanhope as chairman.
The Times has an editorial on the Ala
bama claims, in which it comments with
much severity on the last dispatch on that
subject, addressed by Secretary Seward to
Mr.. Adams.
The Times to-day predicts that should
Napoleon fail in bringing about general
conference of European powers to settle
the Roman question, he will abandon his
defense OF the temporal power of the Pope
| and leave Italy free to decide upon the
future position of Rome.
BERLIN, November 7.-All the towns in
Schleswig~Hqlstein have joined the Zollve
rein, with the exception of Altoona.
The election of Deputies to the mex
Prussian Diet took place here to-day. Al
the successful candidates belong to the pro
gressive party.
PARIS, November 7-The Moniteasr to
day says the embarkation of soldiers a
Toulon has ceased, and no more troops vii
leave that port for Italy.