Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-29
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FROM ENGLAND.
OIazasa MoIIifies Prim.

LONDON, Sept. ga Madrid CORE
spondent writes under date of Sept. 20:
An interview has taken place between
Olazsga and Gen. Prim in the presence of
Ssgosta. After Olazaga explained the
true situation of affairs at Paris, Prim
aid: Why did you recognize the Provis-
ional Government without Orders9 Ola
zaga replied: always had great sympa-
thy for France, with which Spain is
bound by its geographical position and
race, and recognized it without instruc-
lions. What is done is done. 1t is for
you to approve or repudiate; to retain or
remove me. Were my political life to
count but this single actI should not think
it useless. My country awaits your de-
cision. My residence is at Vico. Subse-
quently Olazaga breakfasted with the Re-
gent, urged the recognition and triumpbed
over Prim.
Truce at Mezieres.
LONDON, Sept. 28.-An armistice of
forty eight hours was concluded at
Mezierrs, on Monday, for the removal Of
the wounded.
Prussian Court Parade at YER
saiIIes.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-At the grand pa
rade of the Prussian court guard at Yer
sailles, yesterday, the Crown Prince,
standing under the statue of Louis XIV,
distributed honors to the soldiers who had
distinguished themselves by gallantry.
The Duke of Wurtemburg was wounded
in an action at the outposts of st. Cloud.
The Mobiles are deserving in crowds at
Paris. Two hundred have been shot for
insubordination.
Surrender of StrasbOurg Confirmed
King Williams dispatch to Queen Au-
gusta, announcing the capitulation of
Strasbourg at II o'clock last evening, is
Just made public here at noon. Other
dispatches say the city sure ndered at 5
o'clock.
Russia MObiliziDg against Turkey
LONDON, Sept. 28-Reports thicken
that Russia is preparing for war. An
army at the South has been modified,
and the late movements toward the
Turkish border are ominous.
French MObs-The Prussians Fire
on the Seine Gunboats,
LONDON, Sept. ga mob at Nantes
removed the statue of Ballault from the
principal square of the city few days
ago. Instead of tearing it down and
smashing it, they packed it up and con-
siderately sent it to his family.
The people residing in the suburbs of
Paris have returned to their houses,
whence they had been driven by the law
lessness of the Mobiles.
The Times of this morning says France
may be serious and heroic in refusing to
cede her territory to Germany, but it is
rather inconsistent with her constant
avidity in Selling the territory of others.
The regions around Paris for twenty
kilometres from the walls are depopu-
lated and devastated. A few courageous
shop-keepers alone remain in the villages,
tempted by enormous profits. The Prus-
slams opened fire on the gunbOats while
passing St. Cloud recently, killing and
wounding several French. The Prus-
slams are erecting batteries at Severns. A
lively fire was opened on them from Fort
Dirty while they were at their works.
Threatened BOmbardnent of Me-
zieres.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The citizens of
Meziers and Charelville are fugitives.
Many of them have been welcomed by
Belgium. The cause of the hegira is the
threatened bombardment by the Prussians.
The question of Italian unity will be
the subject of plebiscitum.
The first civil marriage was celebrated
at Vienna on the 10th. The groom was
a journalist.
England Talking of Intervention
Naval Fight I'm she Black Sea
-ReIRanis TO the Frontier Again.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The British Cabi-
net met Tmeet?] Friday to consider the
question of intervention.
The Prussiau corvette Berba was sunk
in the Euxine after a protracted engage
ment with three French frigates.
The troops in Poland are reported to
have been strengthened in consequence Of
the sympathy of the Poles with France.
There is a report that the Belgian mill
tia has been recalled to the frontier.
Adyices FROM Tours represents that
confidence and enthusiasm prevail among
the people and troops in Paris, but impair
tial observers do not support these state