Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04
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ROyaIists ON a TOur-The French Turf
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Laramie. Etc.
New YORK, June e3.-The Herald's Paris
special says: The Car Alexander comes
from Berlin direct, where he was enter
tanned by King William of Prussia, and
accorded interviews to Count Bismarck.
He had visited Copenhagen previously. 1t
is said that the Russian royal party will
extend its visit to London. The Emperor
of Russia will be attended during his stay
in Paris, by Prince Gortschakoff, his Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs. The Cars eldest
sister, Grand Duchess Maria, of Russia, has
been in Paris since the 10Th of May, accom-
panied by her son, the present Duke of
Leuchtenburg. King William of Prussia
and Count Bismarck are looked for immedi-
ately. King Victor Emanuel of Italy, and
the Nieeroy of Egypt, will it is said, reach
Paris within three days from the present
date
The grand frix de Paris of one hun
cup, the two most eagerly sbugyffU rUr NJ
suits of the French. turf contests were
run for to-day in the BOis de Bologne, and
won by the horse FerVagues. There were at
least one hundred thousand persons, hail
ing from every nation of the earth, pres
ent on the occasion. Fervagues and Pat
ricinx, the runners of the French Derby,
made dead heat one time, but next heat
which decided the race was won by Fer
vagues easily. The Emperor Napoleon,
the Gar Alexander, of Russia, the Grand
Duchess, of Russia, the King and Queen
of the Belgiums, the Princess Murat and
other royal personages were present on the
Emperor's stand. Napolecnand the Gar
walked through the crowd to the horses.
The Herald's Panama special says: Gov
ernment officials of Panama have held
meeting, at which it was resolved to de-
clare the Isthmus independent of Federal
rule, if the late intelligence from Bagota
is confirmed by mail, to arrive from the
interior Of Columbia on the 29th inst.
The Herald's New Orleans special says
The Jaurez official paper at San Luis
Potosi has recently published all the official
correspondence relative to the safety of
Maximilian, and comments upon it in
manner that would seem to imply that the
Arch Duke would receive no mercy. The
Jaurez generals have strongly protested
against any leniency towards him; and it is
believed this publication in the official
organ is with view to the justification of
the future course of the Mexican Presi
dent in consenting to his execution. Gen.
Sturin, the Mexican agent here, who re-
sides on Staten Island, was serenaded by
his Mexican friends on Saturday night.
In his remarks he says Jaurez could not
save Macmillan, as the people demanded
retaliation for his barbarous decree. Gen.
S. also said Mr. Seward had shown system
attic opposition to the Liberals, because
near relation of his was connected with an
Imperial express company.
The Herald's Fort Laramie special says
the Southern Cheyennes crossed the South
Platte yesterday going North. They at
tackled Pale Creek Station, thirty-six miles
west of Sedgewick, this morning, one hun
dred strong, and drove off four mules
One Indian was killed. Gen. Augurs, with
reinforcements, is on his way to this post
A Herald special says Governor Perry has
written another letter, in which he says
that confscation is preferable to negro
rule.
Gen. Pope has been petitioned by five
hundred negroes to remove the Mayor and
City Council of Savannah, on the ground
that colored men cannot obtain justice from
them.
The Worlds special says the counsel for
the prosecution have decided to adhere to
the indictment for murder found in Sur
rats case, and to abandon all idea of try
ing him on the charge Of conspiracy. The
trial will therefore commence one weel,
from tomorrow.