Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
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Attempted Murder of the Gear of
Russia Grand Military Review

Attempted Murder of the Gear of
Russia ~ Grand Military Review
Mexican News, etc.
NEW YORK, June THE Heralds
Paris special says il was the Gar of Russia
whose assassination was attempted yester-
day. In the Imperial carriage were the
Gar, his two sons and Napoleon III. When
the royal party were being driven through
the Bots de Bologne, young man appa-
rently about twenty years of age fired
pistol at the Gar, or in the direction in
which he sat in the carriage. 1t appears
the pistol had been overloaded, for it ex-
plo6ed wounding the hand of the assassin.
1t is alleged that person standing In the
| crowd threw up the arm Of the wretch by a
promptly dealt blow, just as he discharged
the pistol. He was instantly cut down,
severely wounded, and made prisoner by
the escort. The Imperial carriage passed
on without hating. The author Of the at
| tempted murder is Pole.
The Herald's London special reports the
races at the Scott Vauban. Jasper and
Lecturer won the three great or royal
prizes.
The Herald's Paris special says the grand
military review in the Champ de Mars,
Wednesday, was the most brilliant spects-
Gle ever Witnessed in France. Over $4,000
men were under arms.
The Heralds New Orleans special says
dates from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, to the
18th, state that Maximilian's fate still
hangs in the balance. Juarez and his min
listers held conference on the subject of a
disposal of him. but the conclusion is I'M
known. 1t was thought Juarez would carry
him to the capitol. The capture of Mira
mon, with the rest, was confirmed. Men
DEE, however, is nowhere to be found. Es-
cobedo had issued an order that every In
perial officer who did not surrender within
six hours, should be shot.
The Heralds Havana correspondence
says The prize brought there by Maxi
milian's war vessel, has been ordered out
of the fort. 80
Judge Kelley was received by his politi-
cal friends in Philadelphia last night. In
his address he referred to the Mobile affair,
| saying the riots were not chaTgeable much
to citizens or the disloyal authorities of
that place as they were to Andrew john
son, who had appointed to post of profit
there a recreant Northerner who provoked
| the disturbance by lnhammatory statements
in the public journals days before his
arrival. The riots, he said, were pre-
meditated, and were not brought on by any
words of his own.
The Heralds special says: Judge BUS
teed made a speech in Montgomery, Ala,
on Wednesday night in which he cordially
indorsed the recent Republican convention
which declined to invite him to participate
in its proceedings.
The Times special says: The report that
Gen. Grant had recommended reprimand
to Gen. Sheridan is entirely unfounded in
fact. -H. .--a Ea
The Tribune's special says; Since the
removed of Gov. Wells, renewed efforts are
making for the displacement of General
Sheridan. If removed, il is expected
there will be July term of Congress.
Appointment of Another Governor.
New ORLEANS, June 6,-Gen. Sheridan
has issued an order appointing Benjamin
F. Flanders Governor of Louisiana, vice