Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19
FOREIGN.
Later Of the Storm in North Europe.
Several Sehleswig- -HOstein Towns
Destroyed.
Many POmeranian Villages Damaged.
Frightful Loss of Life.

CoPENHAGAN, Nov. 1S.-Rsports of the
destruction by the terrible gales of las
week continue to be received from sea anC
land. Several villages in Schleswig Hol-
stein were destroyed.
LATER-Advices from the Provinces
show that the wreck and ruined caused by
the hurricane is enormous. At many ports
the sea embankments and draining works
have been demolished. The loss of life is
very great. The damage done in the island
of Falster, known for its fertility as the
orchard of Denmark, will exceed a million
Rix dollars. The King has sent relief to
the inhabitants, and the Queen heads the
subscription lists and presid over the Aid
Associations. The Minister of Marine has
ordered the commandants Of Danish ves-
sells and naval stations to give every suocor
to ship wrecked crews along the coast.
BERLIN; Nov. ia number of towns
in Pomerania were seriously dam
aged by the storm which prevailed on the
Baltic and throughout the northern proyin-
css last week.
Bismarck Better.
LATER-Dispatches flom Varzin an
nounce that Bismarck has fully recovered
from ms recent lndlsposltl0n,
$500 Ahead Of Grant.
PARIS, Nov. I8.-President Theirs has
contributed one thousand francs for the re-
lief Of the sufferers by the fire in Boston.
Wants His Rights.
Prince Napoleon has determined to COM
meDce civil suits to recover forty thousand
francs damages from the Prefect and Com
missary of Police who served him with the
order for his expulsion from France while
visiting NJ. Richaud at the residence of the
latter.
Significant Scene I'm French Assem-
bIy-Thters, Arraigned for Enduring
Gsnbetta, is weakly Supported.
VERSAILLES, Nov 18.-In the Assem- bly,
to-day there was an exciting debate over a
motion of Deputy Changarnier, censuring
Gambetta for his infammatory speeches in
the Provinces. On making his motion,
Changarnier COMP aimed of the increasing
audacity of the Radicals, and the laxity of
the Government in dealing with them. He
accused GambettS of entertaining and seek
ing to spread socialistic ideas. This charge
created much excitement IN the Chamber
and the speaker was called to order.
The Deputies on the Right tried to pro-
woke Gambetta to reply, but he declined,
and only shrugged his shoulders.
Theirs mounted the tribune in defence of
the goYerDment. He protested against be-
ing placed at the bar as criminal, and
threw out intimations that he might appeal
to the country. He admitted that the
speech made by Gambetta, at Grenoble,
was offensive, but claimed that the govern
ment was not responsible. The President
concluded.by demanding q vote Of conf
dence from the House.
Deputy Meltetal moved that q vote Of
confidence be Immediately taken.t The
Assembly was stubborn and refused to give
priority to Meltetal's motion, but after four
divisions of the Chamber on other motions
the vote of confidence came up and was
adopted by 267 yeas against 1T nays. half
of the deputies abstained from voting.
Rome: and Russia.
ROME, NnT. 18.-The Pope to-day gave
stantinovitch, a nephew Of the Emperor of
Russia. The Grand Duke was sccompa-
MED by two gentlemen and was presented
to his holiness by the Russian Charge d
Affairs.
EAuHnS tonAanbs
LONDON, Nov. 18.-Mr. Bailey, one Of
the speakers at the Fenian amnesty demon
stration at Hyde Park on Sunday the 10Th
inst, was fined last week for infringement
of the regulations for the protection of the
public parks. His counsel contended that
the regulations we're not valid because Par
lament has not sanctioned them and an
appeal was taken to a higher court. A.
meetings held at Greenwich and Clerkep-
well Yesterday resolutions were adopted
eon6emning the action of the government
in prosecuting the Hyde Park speakers.
Police Troubles.
Eighty members of the London police
force have been discharged from the service
for insubordination. The trouble grew out
of the dismissal Of constable who acted
as secretary during the action of the force
to secure an increase of pay.
The Mexican Border Commission.
MATAMoRAs, Nov. 18-Senores VelacO
and GARLIC OF the Mexican frontier Com
mission have arrived, accompanied by Senior
SLICES, the attorney of the Commission.
They invite the fullest investigation of the
frontier difficulties from Americans as well
as Mexicans aud express determination to
sift the whole question and make full and
impartial report to the Mexican govern
meDt. Senor Galindo, the other Commis-
sioner, is temporarily detained at Monterey.