Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-26

| Demonstration in Favor OF AmDeSE,
TO the 900 Persons Pa
rading the Streets of LOndOn--Th,
American Flag HOistcd and SaIu
Ged--Gen. Prim TTenaces the Ecu
menical C0unciI--Pere Fyacinth,
DispOssesSed of his Charge.
stration in favor of amnesty to the Fenianl
was made to-day. Large professions were
formed in various parts Of the city, anC
headed by bands of music and flags ant
banners inscribed with significant mottoe'
marched to Hyde Park. Several Thousand
women wearing green favors and scarf
walked in the procession. AT Hyde Park,
during the afternoon, monster mass meet
ing was held, at which it is estimated that
fifty Thousand persons We're present. The
American flag was hoisted and was loudly
cheered
Mr.. Bradlaugh and others addressed the
people, and the remarks of some of the
speakers were of highly inflammatory
character Resolutions demanding am
nesty for the Fenians were adOped by ac-
clamation, after which the meeting ended,
and the people quietly retired from the
park. The proceedings throughout the
day were orderly. Great precautions had
been taken by the government. The re-
serves of police were all on duty, and the
troops were assembled in their barracks
but their intervention was not required.
MADRID, Oc$. 24.-In the Cortes, yester-
day, Gen. Prm said that if the Ecumeni-
cal council ould adopt decision hostile,
in their opinion, to the Spanish constitu-
H., 4ol I,yr4
ment as null and void.
PARIS, Oct. 24.-It has been decided that
no military reyiewwill be held on Tuesday,
the 2Gth inst.
An imperial manifesto is expected to APP
pear to morrow. Many rumors prevail as
to its contents, but nothing is positively
known. Some journals assert that the
government is making enormous military
preparations to prevent any public disturb
ance on Tuesday.
Pere Hyacint not having returned TO
his convent, as ordered by his superiors,
has been dispossessed of all his charges.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Nearly all the metro
politan papers to-day have obituary notices
of the late Earl Derby
Austin Henry Layard the author, has
been appointed Minister to Spain
Fears of a revolt at Paris on the 2Gth
are diminishing The government is tax
ing every precaution to guard against any
disturbance of the public peace Marshal
Bazaine has been authorized to use cannon
without mercy.
PARIS, Oct 25.-The Emperor arrived at
the Tillories to-day.
Petrie, the Project Of police, has issued
a proclamation, which has been widely cir
culated throughout the city. He says that
in view of the proceedings expected on the
26th, and which are likely to disturb the
public peace, the authorities inform the
people of Paris that measures will be taken
to insure respect for law and the mainten-
ance of tranquility. Good citizens are re-
quested to be on their guard against i'm
prudent curiosity, and not expose them
selves to the consequences that may result
by the enforcement of law against mobs.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-It is reported in Paris
that plot, concocted by the Liberals for
a rising on Thursday next. has been dis
covered
The Emperor is concentrating troops in
the city and Gen. Bazaine has received or
ders to employ artillery Unnecessary to keep
the streets clear
An Imperial manifesto has been prepared
and is ready for publication, but govern
ment awaits events before issuing it.
The Liberals deny the existence Of the
reported plot, and to prevent disorder are
disposed to postpone the attempt to open
the session of Corps Legislatiff tomorrow.
The people of Paris are much excited
over the impending crisis.
MADRID. Oct. 25.-The conviction IS
growing that in thepresent state Of parties
the selection of King is impossible. The
Cortes is as much divided in opinion as the
cabinet Unless a compromise Is effect
ed, the establishment of the Monarchy
will be hopeless.
TRIESTE. Oct. 2l.-During the insuTec-
lion ar Cateiaro the rebels gained possession
Of fort through treason and massacred
the garrison. Their attacks on other parts of
the city were frustrated.