Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22
FOREIGN.
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PARIS, Nov. 21.-President Theirs will
not appear to- day before the committee ap,
pointed to draw up an address III reply to
his message at the Openlngo of National As
sembly. He will however attend the meet
ing Of the committee tomorrow.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 2i.-In the assembly
this afternoon Deputy Pascal Duprat intro
duced bill for the restoration to the Or
leans family of their property confscated in
1852. The trial by jury bill passed By a
vote of 461 to 178.
The committee on the address in reply
to the Presidents message has had two
long sittings since its organization. The
proceedings are secret.
Republican Caucusss.
PARIS, Nov. 21-Eyening.-At a meet
ing OF the delegates of the Left Centre to-
day, the committee which had been APP
pointed to draw up their platform of policy,
made their report. They recommend to
the support of the party in the Assembly
the following measures: The appointment
OF parliamentary committee Of thirty TO
deliberate upon and report to the Assembly
the organic laws best fitted to insure the
working Of the legal government of the re-
public; the prolorgatiOn of President
Theirs term of office four years; the nomj-
nation of Vice-P President; the creation of
Second Chamber; the partial or complete
renewal of the Assembly; ministerial res
sponsi0ility, and the general harmonizing OF
republican institutions. The report was
unanimously approved.
The members of the extreme Left en-
dorSe the declaration Of GaIn6e5ta that the
dissolution of the National Assembly is the
sole remedy for present difficulties.
Two American Vessels Lost.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The barks Samuel
Larabee from Savannah for Bremen and
the Lanercost from Baltimore for Belfast,
have been lost az sea together W itb all on
board.
Wont Allow Her Subjects to be
Churched.
BERLIN, Nov. 2l.-The Ecclesiastical
Rights bill, prohibiting the issue of DEGREES
of communication, mas been submitted
to the Diet. 1t declares that any clergy
man who shall by name threaten with pun
ishmenE or decree, or proclaim as punish
able subject of Prussia shall be liable to a
fine Of I've thousand thalers or two years
Imprisonment, and be ineligible to office
for term Of five years.
A Free Church in a Free State.
ROME, Nov. 21.-A bill for the suppress
sion OF religious corporations has been in
PRODUCED in the Chamber of Deputies.
The new minister from Chill to the Holy
See, presented his credentials to tie Pope.
News frsm Our Antipodes.
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, Nov. ola
bill legaIizing marriage to a deceased wife's
sister has passed the Legislature of Vic
toria.
The captain and mate of the brig Carl,
tried at Sydney for the murder Of number
of Polynesian natives whom they kidnapped
TO sell into slavery, have been found guilty
and sentenced TO Ue hanged.
Che Radical Land of Promise.
HAVANA, Nov. 16.--Advices from st.
Domingo to the first inst. state that the
Boezists have killed OgandO and Adow,
the bravest of Cabrai's Generals.
Cuba Paying Her Debts with HebeIs'
Slaves.
The Government, through the Commits
siOneTs OF the public debt, intends to sell
all slaves not employed on plantations, and
also shares of stock companies and other
movable enlarged property belonging to
the adherents Of Revolutionary Brigsdier
Generals.