Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-05
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Occupation Offhe Holy CITY by French
TrOOps-A Cool Reception ana all
QuIet-GarIbaIdI Holding hIs POsI-
zion ia sight of ihe City = Papai
Troops 20 Move out ana Attack him
Death of lord ROsse Ihe Eminen1
strOnOmer-Prussia will Intervene
IO Preserve European Peaee-NapO-
Ieon Demands an Explanation Of
victor EmanueI.
LONDON, Nov. l-P. photographic
dispatches from Florence, giving the situa-
ton of affairs at Rome, are just received
here -
The Preach troops which debarked al
Civita Secchia few days since had ar
rived al the Holy City. There were no
demonstrations whatever. The city was
perfectly qniet, and the French were re-
ceived with profound silence.
Garibaldi, whose force is still increasing,
holds his position on the outskirts of the
city. The Papal forces were to move ont
of their intrenchments and attack them to-
day.
FLORENCE, Nov. 1---P. M.--At the fastest
accounts from the South Garibald re-
mained at Monte Rotondo, with a force es-
timated at 5000 strong.
The police have taken possession of and
closed the bureau Office of the National and
Headquarters Relief Committee by order
the Italian government.
The Malone this morning denies the
truth of the report that the French troops
had arrived at Rome, and that the Italians
who had entered the Papal States under
the command Of Gen. Cialdini Garibadi,
had retired TO Monte Rotondo. He has
made no reply TO the summons of the
Italian government to disarm his volun-
teers.
PARIS, Nov. l.-Eyening. The state
ment that the Emperor Francis Joseph is
to visit King William of Prussia, at Berlin,
is contradicted.
The Noaiteur to-day says the Emperor
Napoleon has demanded of King Victor
Emanuel an explanation of the invasion of
Roman territory by the Italian forces.
DUBLIN, Nov. l.--Great excitement has
been created here by the wanton shooting
of two policemen Wednesday night. A
proclamation had been issued by the gov
ernment, offering reward of a. thousand
pounds for the arrest of the assassins. The
police in this city and throughout Ireland
are searching for the murderers. Two sus-
pected persons are already apprehended
and are now in custody awaiting examina-
ton.
BERLIN, Nov. The provisional corr
respondent of a journal of semi official
character, says that Prussia will intervene
in the Roman difficulty should such action
on her part be necessary to preserve the
peace Of Europe.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The marriage
of King George of Greece and the Princess
Olga took place to-day with great pomp
and ceremony.
LONDON, Nov Lord William Rose,
the celebrated astronomer, died yesterday,
in the 9th year of his age.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 1.-The trial OF
Allen and four other prisoners was COR
cluded to-day before the special commits
sion. They we're all convicted of murder
and have received sentence of death. The
cases Of the rest of the ACCUSED will be tried
Monday, to which day the court has ad-
iourned. The proceedings caused extra
ordinary interest here.
LONDON, Nov. l, P. M.-The holiday has
been generally observed here and on the
continent. Little business has been trans
acted in this city or Liverpool, and the
markets all closed early. Commercial
dispatches sent from Liverpool to London
at P. NJ, contain closing quotations of
Ia. day