Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-16

AaNeu On the AkAO NafAnue-AIa4lktlAA-
ian's Death 90 be AVenged-Seward
90 be Brought 10 an Accountable
French Minister Held as a Prisoner
All Others Leaving Except the AmerI-
can HIInister-French Subjects Held
to Accountability - Emigration to
Brazil.
New ORLEANS, July l3.-The following
proclamation is being circulated on the
Rio Grande border:
AMERICANsl Shall civilized people of
a great nation stand passive and by their
silence assent to the most barbarous act of
the 18th century, the butchery in cold
blood, by mongrel race of God-forsaken
wretches, of man who by treachery be-
came prisoner of war, for what else was
Macmillan but prisoner of war; He
was certainly not a flibuster, for he would
not consent to become their Emperor until
large and powerful delegation Of the re-
representatives. of the Mexican government
waited on him in Europe, and pressed his
acceptance of the Mexican crown, which
he only accepted after much reluctance
History teaches that the Mexican people,
for nearly the last half century, have been
incapable of self-government, while Maxi
the best ruler they ever had, and was doing
all that a wise man could do to develop the
resources of that country, until betrayed by
Judas Iscariot in whom he had trusted.
Macmillan was one Of natures noble
men, because he was an educated Christian
gentleman, and all his acts were high
toned, chivslric, becoming the brother OF
an Emperor. He was a brave man, and
died as brave men should die, but his life
was the most beautiful pearl ever sacrificed
to beastly swine.
The civilized world will honor and
revere his memory, for his many virtues,
for ages to come while il will shrink with
horror and detestation from the perpetra-
tors of this most dastardly outrage of mod
| ern history.
Americans The bloodhound Escobedo
has insolently and defantly declared to the
/ world, that before closing his military ca
reer he hopes to see the blood of every
foreigner split that resides in his country.
| Shall this be so? Ont with this foul blot
that stains the American continentl
Let us meet 10 our strength, that we may
| give public expression 10 our indignation,
and let it fall on the eyes of those who, in
the eyes of the Christian world, are morally
responsible for the death Of Macmillan.
Yea, even though il fall upon Secretary
of State, whose little bell, alas, did moi
tinkle TO save the life of one Of the best
men that ever lived. Honor to whom
honor is due, but let justice be done, though
the heavens should fall.
A NATIVE OF NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, june I4-A correspondence
from the City Of Mexico, june q, says thai
the difficulty in regard to the French Min
is ter, NJ. Dano has been adjusted, and be
leaves al once for Vera Cruz, as do also thu
French and Austrians who wish to return
TO Europe.
| The Brazilian Consul offered on the par
Of has government the same positions ia tht
Imperial Army OF Brazil that they held il
the army here 10 all who desire to emigrAte
| Numbers have accepted, and vessel is K
be chartered by the Minister Of Brazil Il
take them TO that country.
A considerable part have volunteered il
the Liberal army, and with their tine hanS
will remain in the country.
Ell PoiaR Kogo publishes an order from
the general government vitiating the title
Of all conveyance, concessions, ETC., mad
by the Imperial government.