Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-12

of repentance for the deed. The Pole
resident in Paris signed an address TO Ma
Poleon expressive of sorrow and ..detesta
tion of the act of their fellow countryman
The Car returned reply to the address o
the French cabinet ministers, in which h,
said the occurrence could not but strengthen
the bonds of friendship which unite him "a
France and the Emperor Napoleon, and
| that his remembrance of the manifestations
of public sympathy expressedby the French
| people would be imperishable.
FLORENCE, June le.-The Italian Par
lament refused TO ratify the convention
concluded by Signor Ferrera, Minister OF
Finance, with Comptiondes & COmpte, and
Messrs. FOuld, Oppenheim & Erlanger, OF
Paris for raising loan based on the pro-
ceeds of an extraordinary tax on the church
property of Italy.
PEsTH, June S.--The Emperor and Em-
press of Austria were to day crowned King
and Queen of Hungary with medieval
pomp and splendOr. The city was crowded
with visitors from all parts of the world
and splendidly decorated. The Ambas-
sadors of all nations having diplomatic re-
lations with Austria, except the United
States, were present. The coronation took
place at Ofen, across the river Danube, and
the concluding rites in this city. Eight
thousand Hungarian and Austrian mobiles,
and sixty peers, one hundred diplomatists,
and one thousand strangers witnessed the
coronation.
The scence was magnificent. The Bishop
of the Catholic and Greek Church assisted
at the ceremonies. The costumes displayed
were gorgeous. The Emperor was annointed
in the ancient robes, crown, mantle and
shoes of st. Stephen, the first Christian
King of Hungary. The Empress was an
nointed under the right arm-pit. A special
1s Del,m was sung by the national choir,
under Listz.
After the coronation the King knighted
several Hungarians, and then rode to Pesth,
where he took an oath, in which he prom
ises to reconquer the ancient limits Of
Hungary.
Nothing like this has been witnessed for
centuries, and in all probability never will
be repeated. The coronation ceremonies
closed by the King riding up mound of
earth formed of soil brought from different
departments of Hungary, and waving his
sword at four points of the compass at the
same time, solemnly swearing he would
defend the kingdom against the world.
There was immense cheering during the
rites. A grand illumination and banquet
tonight. At the banquet the peers will act
as servants.
The Hungarian Diet voted 100000 dueats
as a present to the King and Queen. The
greatest excitement and enthusiasm was
displayed Ten Archdukes were present.
The Austrian Prime Minister, Won Buest,
was conspicuous. NJ. Deak was absent.
NJ Andrassy crowned the King and
Queen. A general amesty for political
otienses is proclaimed.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 9.-There were
services in all the churches yesterday, in
recognition of Divine interpretation in pro-
tecsing the Gar against assassination.
WARSAW, June 9.-On the morning
yesterday the inhabitants and all the Dota
bles of the town left their names with the
Lieut.. Governor, and the notability met
and resolved to send a deputation to Paris
to the Gar and Napoleon, expressing their
horror at the attempt TO kill the former.