Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-11

The Correspondence this evening an
nounces that neithey the King nor Queen
of Spain will visit the Paris Exposition
New YORK, June 9.-The steamer City
of Paris, from Liverpool May 29th, and
Queenstown 30th, arrived this evening.
The France says the crown prince of
Russia has been greatly gratifed by the
cordial reception accorded him by NapO-
leon.
Dispatches received from Jassey report
the violent persecution of the Jews in that
town. A large number had been sent away,
destination unknown. The Jews Of Paris
addressed a representation to the Minister
of the Interior and Foreign Affairs, and to
the Emperor, praying for protection to
their co-religionists.
FLORENCE, May 26.-In the Chamber of
the Deputies Signor Finisei requested infor
nation respecting the report on the new
constitution in relation 70 the church pro-
perty. Ratozzi replied that he could not
fix day for replying. Matters remain as
already stated by the Minister on Finance.
The Chamber will be fully prepared to
take action on the subject Immediately on
the return of the Minister from Turin.
BERLIN, May Pa royal decree dated
the 10th inst. was issued to-day granting
full pardon to persons liable to military
service who have emigrated without per-
mission from the lately incorporated CON
federacy, and remitting all sentence against
them, providing they surrender within a
month.
TUNIs, June S.-Fresh insurrectionary
movements had broken out at Bella. The
insurgents had assassinated the Kand of
Bella and several other persons. Sixty
thousand troops are to be sent immediately
to quell the revolt
Later news says it is evident the epidemic
had disappeared.
The reform bill was making rapid and
satisfactory progress in the Committee Of
the House of Commons
The Daily News says that in spite of all
lis faults, the main object of the reformers
should be attained. Nearly everything the
government originally proposed is gone,
and almost all that the opposition insisted
on has been adopted, in consequence of
representations that France and Austria
were arbitrary
The Prussian government has opened
confidential negotiations with the Cabinet
of Copenhagen, with the view of explaining
the conditions which will have tc be full
filled by Denmark on the restoration of
the district north of Schleswig. These
conditions refer to the assumption of Den
mark and proportionate part of the public
debt of the Duchy, and guaranty to be I'M
dertaken by the Danish government for
national protection of the German in
habitants in the district about to be re-
stored.
The Paris Patrie says the subject of con
fidential negotiation between the Prussian
and Danish governments is to the future
possession of Alsace and Duppel, which
Prussia desires to retain. 1t adds that the
retrocession offered by the Prussian govern
ment would comprise the territory of
Openrade containing $4,000 inhabitants.
lTALY.-The convention relative to
church property concluded at Turin, May
rs, with Compleide and Compte, of Paris,
and Messrs. Field Openheim and Erlan-
der. These capitalists will issue bonds re-
deemable in twenty-five years and payable
by the proceeds of extraordinary tax on
church property, for thirty million francs,
which they will advance the government
CANDIA.-The Egyptian Coyette Favor,
arrived at Valetta on the 26th, bringing
intelligence from Canea that Omar Pasha
returned there on the 23d after burning
ffty-dye villages, without, however, obtain
ing any successful results against the
insurgents
PRUssIA-Prussia has declared her will
lingness to come to an arrangement to
eyacuate Luxembourg by the given date
France replies that she placed such com
plete confidence in Prussias fulfillment of
her obligation that it required Prussia to
enter into no fresh negotiations on the
subject.
MADRID, May 29.-Seyeral newspapers
discuss to-day the position in which Spain
is placed by the recent decree of the En-
peror of Brazil in reference TO slavery, and
announce that Senor PastiOn will bring in
a bill preparatory to the abolition of
slavery in the Spanish colonies.