Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-29

LoNDoN, July 2S.-In the House Of
Lords, last night, Lord Almsbury in reply
to question from Baron HougbtOn Rich
ard Monckton Mines, said the ministers
would wait for Rossam's report before con-
sidering the value of the services and the
extent of the suferings Of the Abyssinian
ENJOYS, before and during their captivity
ST. PETERsBURG, July q. The Invalid
Russo, says private advices have been re-
ceived that peace has been concluded
between Russia and the Empire Of Box
hara. ~ sls. e-fgaas jar.3 .1..asz
LONDON, July 2S.-The propriely OF
erecting monument in Westminster Abby,
in memory of Lord BrOugham and PROF..
Faraday, is warmly advocated in and out
of Parliament. --- .rEr t-5r
1t is rumored that the new French loan
is about TO be placed in market.
Advices from Spain report that the gov
eminent bad distributed troops through.
out the province of Catalonia, and thai
under. the operation Of martial law and
through the efficiency of flying columns o
military, allattempts at rising had been re
pressed. 81 Il .5-r..55
: VIEENA, July 2S.-Dispatches from Bel
grade report that the court pronounced sen
tence Of death against one of the accom-
plices in the murder of Prince Michael
| The execution Of the marderers aud theil
accomplices viii take place forthwith
Measures of severity are threatened against
Prince Karageorgewich, and, in his abb
sence, against his secretary. s.s. .
LONDON, July 2S.AReporis are con.
frmed that peace has been concluded by
Russia with Bokahora. 1t is said that the
Russian commander in BOkahOra has pro
hibited trade between Bokahora and India,
VIENNA, July %. "A dispatch from Bel
grade says the assassins Of Prince Michael
have been shot. fa 4ra i... .s
Paris, July 28.-Prince Napoleon has
returned to Paris from his tour to the East
DARMsTADT, July %. "A naturalization
treaty has been concluded between the gov
eminent of Hesse and the United States
II is precisely similar TO that negotiated
with the North German Confederation, ex-
cept that protocol is added to explain
doubtful passages. u s-..,...,
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Minister,
has gone to Stuttgart TO open negotiations
with the government Of Wurtemburg. 4
LONDON, July 2S.-In the House Of
Commons this evening, Mr. Reardon
moved for committee 10 inquire whether
the arrest and imprisonment Of George
Francis Train for debt was legal. He
thought the step was taken for political
causes, and was Illegal and unjustifable.
The motion was not seconded, and was con
sequently lost. IN. ..a. -t4r =
10 reply TO question, Mr.. Secretary
Booth stated that the government had
thanked the Philadelphia Library for giil
Of State papers of much yalue, and that
the letters on the subject would be submit
ted to the House Of Commons.
In the House of Lords the bribery bill
was passed, and the government bill for the
purchase Of telegraph wires passed first
reading. - ..s ...t -aa.I
LONDON, July 2S.-Lord Stanley, last
night, informed the House Of Commons
that the decisions Of the Lower Spanish
Courts, establishing legality Of the seizure
Of the Tornado have been confirmed by the
Supreme Court Of Justice. the highest
tribunal in Spain. Lord Stanley made no
DISCLOSURES as to what action the govern
ment of Great Britain would take in view
of this adverse decision. -rf
The Court Circular announces that Queen
Victoria viii leave England on the 9th OF
August, first to 90 TO Paris whence she will
make tour through France, Germany,
Switzerland, and expects to return 20 Eng
land on the LIST of October. l- -eH'..-sfI T.