Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Coming Demonstration in Hyde
Park.
Election Riots in Ireland.
Army Purchases Abolished in
England.
10000 Lives Lost in the Com
mune.
5000 Women and Children
Killed.
OTIS in Ireland.
80, 900 Lives Lost in the Com
GREAT BRITAIN.
OminOus Demonstration at Hyde
Park.

OminOus Demonstration at Hyde |
Park.
LONDON, July 20.--A meeting of DEM |
ocrats will be held in Hyde Park Sunday |
next, the anniversary of the great reform |
demonstration of 1866, which was broken
up by the police after fierce conflict, in
which pailings were broken down, much
damage done, and many persons hurt.
Parepa Rosa.
Madame Parepa Rosa sails in the Sco-
tis, Saturday, 29th, for New York.
wimbledon.
The prizes of the Wimbledon rifle
mseting have been distributed by the
Princess Louise. Several representatives
of Canadian volunteers were successful
competitors, and have received their
awards at the hands of her Royal High
ness.
Threatening Mob In Monaghan,
Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 20.-The election for
member of Parliament in the county OF
Monaghan will unquestionably result in
the return of Charles Powell Leslie, Con-
servative, the former representative of
the county. Voting is still proceeding,
but enough is known to justify the fore
going statement.
A mob, 5000 strong, entered the town
of Monaghan this morning. Disturbances
of a serious nature are threatened, and
the keepers of public houses have been
ordered to close their establishments.
Troops have been hastily disposed to
Ouell the ANTICIPATED riot.
Hold Move of the British Ministry
NO More Buying Oi Military H
ties.
LONDON, July 20-In the House of
Commons this evening, Gladstone an
nounced that the Queen had solved the
purchase problem by canceling the royal
warrant legalizing the purchase of com
missions in the army. He declared that
the House of Lords, though impugning
the Governments plan for its abolition, had
failed to sustain the purchase system.
Hence the ministers bad advised Her Maj
esty to take action, which is effectuslly in
accordance with the manifest will of the
country.
This declaration was received with We
hement cheering in the House, but Dis
rseli and the tory members generally were
unable to dissemble their anger, and Bit
| terly denounced the course Of the Govern
ment.
Gladstone was defiant, and challenged
| the opposition to move vote of want of
| confidence.
Esrl Granville in the House of Lords
| announced the determination Of the Min
4 Jofo11ad THAR Y1OliNy
1t is impossible to depict the scene in
| either house on the announcement of the
fate of the Purchase System Tae Lords
were deeply moved, but decOrous in their
| demonstrations. Ia the Commons, as
tonishment, anger and uncertainty were
| i'll concealed. The Tories were cOntound-
ed and their leaders puzzled to suggest
| what action should be taken at an event
which they were hardly prepared for,
notwithstanding the obscure fOTeshadoT-
ings in the Standard yesterday and To-
dsy. The opinion of all is the action
of the Ministry is bold and even deeper.
ate, and the popular feeling 10 LED 70 an
ticipate far-reaching consequences IN
democratic sense.
Another Hallway Accident,
The passenger Express train from Man
chester for London ran off the track TO-
day. Several persons were injured, some
I of them seriously.
Royalty Snubbed.
The London Common Council has re
iected motion to give banquet at the
Guild Hall to the Imperial and ROys
visitors now in England.