Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04
EUROPE.
The Gar OfRusSia in Paris Russian
Amnesty for the POIes-The Cretan
Question Fenian Sentences The
DerbV Rapas

The Gar OfRusSia in Paris Russian
Amnesty for the POIes-The Cretan
Question Fenian Sentences - The
Derby Races.
PARIS, June l.-Extraordinary prepa-
rations are being made by the French gov
ernment and municipal authorities of
Paris for the reception of the royal visitors
who are expected here during the present
month.
PARIS, June 2-His Imperial Majesty,
Alexander of Russia, arrived in this city
this afternoon from Berlin. 1t is an
nounced that the Gar will extend his visit
to London.
LONDON, Saturday evening June IA
dispatch dated Berlin, to-day reports that
the Prussian Cabinet and the government
of the Gar have come to an understand
ing on the Eastern question and policy.
Both governments in the East will here
after be identical.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2.-The Impe-
rial government has issued a proclamation
extending a general amnesty to the Poles
in the last insurrection in Prussian Po-
land.
LONDON, June 2.-Dispatches from Con-
stantinople report that the Sumblime Porte
has consented to intrust the solution of the
Cretan question to a commission of Euro
pean powers.
New YORK, June 2-The steamer City
of London arrived, May -, Queenstown
%, with over 1000 passengers.
A bill placing the telegraph communi-
cation of England under the control of
the government will be introduced into
Parliament, and, it is thought, will meet
with no opposition.
Frazier, Trenholm & Co. have issued
circular announcing their suspension, an d
hoping in short time to resume.
In the Hnusa Of ords. - --f.Iy- a.
question of Earl Russell as to what an
swer had been received from the United
States in reference to the Alabama claims,
the Earl of Derby said the American gov
ernment had admitted the principle of ar
bitration, but no agreement was arrived at
in regard to the points to be referred. He
would say the negotiations had been car
ried on in a spirit likely to lead to a salts
factory end.
The bill to prolong the suspension ofthe
habeas corpus bill in Ireland till March
1st, had been brought up in Parliament by
Lord Mas.
A Paris dispatch says the Pope refuses
to sanction the Ferara's project in regard
to the dispensation of church property
The King of Holland has signed the
Luxemburg Treaty.
1t is reported that the ships Curlew, from
the Sandwich Islands, and Mary Ira, from
Sidney, have been destroyed by mutineers,
and the European portions of their crews
murdered.
The Hanoverian bankers, Ezekiel and
Simon, arrested on the charge of high
treason, have been brought to Berlin
There was no immediate prospect of the
cession Of Bavaria to the North German
Confederation.
Seven Cretan delegates had left Constan-
tinople without coming TO the terms of the
| Porte.
A dispatch from Bombay, May 20, re-
ports a mutiny among the native troops in
| Ghante, which was quickly suppressed
The Legislature and people of Victoria,
unanimously condemn the action of the In
ter-Colonial Postal Conference.
The shipments of gold to England in
| April had reached sc, 500 ounces.
The Fenians, Flood and DufeY, have
been sentenced TO fifteen years, penal seryi-
tude; Cady, twenty years; Conoley, seven
! years. Mooney has fifteen months and
Smith twelve months imprisonment al
hard labor.
The Owl says the Irish reform bill viii
! confer the GA franchise in boroughs, and
the ES franchise IN the cities.