Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-10
FOREIGN,

LONDON, June "a dispatch from Cork
mentions that one johnson, printer, was
arrested In that city last evening, charged
with being connected with the Fenian or
gsnizstiOn. The particular ohense con-
sisted was circulating documents of
reasonable character among soldiers.
Many Tory Peers and Clergymen Of the
Established Church were present. 1t is
said tseRty-five conservative Peers will
decline to follow the policy of rejection
announced by the majority at their meet
ing last Saturday, and the detection Of
others is probable.
The PosIOfhce department has COM
pleted the arrangements for purchase Of
lines of telegraph in the United Kingdom,
ia accordance with the bill passed by the
Parliament last year
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has
counselled the Bishops in the House of
Lords not 10 oppose the Irish Church bill.
A banquet Was given tonight TO depu-
tation from Ireland. now in the city, bear
ing petitions against the Irish Church
bill.
HAVANA, June The fact ia now es-
tablished beyond doubt that the fllibuse
tiers who landed ia the Bay of Nipe hav-
effected junction With the forces of Que-
sado: The troops have had several skirm
ishes with the Insurgents recently near
Trinidad. Havana is quiet.
PARIS, june 9 The following are off
cial returns of the recent elections: gov
eminent thirty, opposition twenty, una
known one, the general result through out
the country now pretty accurately known.
Next corps legislatif viii be composed
as folloWa:
Government 2lG; Independent, AZ; Rad
icsl, 35. Now quiet. There were serious
riots at NOrtes aud Bordeaux yesterday.
MADRID, June 9.-The prospect for 4
regency was debated at great length in
the COrtes yesterday, but was at last re-
ferred to a committee. Daring The discns-
sion Olosaga stated that the eleciing Of n
king at present WAS impossible.
VIENNA, June SIT is reported that
a treaty has been concluded by Coming
sioner. appointed by the Turkish and Per
| sian governments, 10 arrange boundary
between the two countries.
LIVERPOOL, June 9.-Emigration 10
| America setting 10 very strongly. Eight
thousand people left this port last week.
Madrid, June 9.-Gen. CsbilIero De
Roda will sail for Havana tomorrow. He
will stop at Porto Rico on the way 10
| Cuba
Want Of harmony IN the present minis
| try il becoming more and more apparent,
and change ID expected.
| New YORK, June "a special dis.
patch 10 the Herald, dated Havana. June
9, states thai emigration from the Island
has again commenced, and large numbers
are leaving. - ~ - p.
The Commissioners Of Volunteers met
yesterday, but adjourned without taking
action.
1t is reported that Minister Roberts bal
telegraphed from Washington to the an
thorities in Havana, warning them of theil
precariuus position. e. s4Jfls &.
Advices received from Trinidad. A
| revolutionary movement was on foot OF
that place. The volunteers had attempt
ed to depose the governor, who resented
and was killed.
Gen. Lisco with Vasquerals had gone Il
Cincovillas. The Neuvitas Railroad ha
again been cut. The government received
infor nation that slave ships are expected
here.
PARIS, June 9, Evening.-The Emperor
has issued decree converting the corp
} legislatiti on the 18th inst.