Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-09
FOREIGN.
Yienna,s Vanity Fair.

LONDON, April S.-The exhibitors at vi
emma will lie divided into groups according
to the character of their contributions.
Each group will have a President and two
Vice Presidents. Mr.. Sanborn advises
Minister Jay that the presidencies OF the
groups of Education and Trade and Com
merce of the World and the vice presiden-
cies Ct the groups of Civil Engineering and
Public Works aud Architecture and Farm
Houses have been assigned TO the United
States. In the Department Of Art, fine
display is promised. England sends paint
ings valued in the aggregate at two millions
France will contribute 500 painings and Italy
600 statues. The carpenters are at work on
the American buildings. Many buildings
devoted to Other nationalities are already
completed. Elaborate show ca5es have
arrived from all parts of Europe. In this
respect also the Americans are falling te'
hind.
The Prince of Wales was to-day in
stalled Grand Commander Of the order OF
knights Templar. ~
SpurgeOn.
Rev. Charles 81. Spurgeon has been Of
f.red $4,000 to deliver fifty lectures in the
United SbaLes.
steamship Ashore.
The anchor line steamship India from
Glasgow for New York is ashore IN the
Clyde of the mouth of the river Severn.
GLASGOW, April 6.--The steamship In
dia ashore this forenoon in the Clyde,
his got of. No damage reported.
Spanish Regulars DESERVING TO the
BAYoNNE, April 8.-Ten officers and
sixty pri7ates belonging to Huzzar regi-
niatit in Gen. Pavis's command, have gone
over to the Csrllsts. Several artillery of
ficers have also lefs their regiments and
Joined the Csrlists.
Young GaribaIdI Eaters the Arena.
It is reported that Menosti Garibaldi has
arrived a. Barcelona and offered the Re-
publicans his services against the Carlists.
The latter have received batteries OF artllie-
~ and commenced active operations IN
Navarro. They destroyed with gun powder
an arch of the railway bridge at FueDla,
interruptiDg communications between
Miranda and Victoria.
MADRID, April 8.-The GdcettG contains
q decree authorizing the Minister OF War to
purchase fifty thousand rifles abroad.
A Partisan Contest.
PARIS, April S.-An election will soon
be held in Paris to fill vacant seat in the
Assembly. Among the candidates are Re
musat, 8 supporter of President Theirs
and Bandadet, an extreme rad. The con-
test attracts general attention, and the
journals are full Of it.
Death before Exile.
ST. PETERSBURG, April S.-Mitschajef,
the political murderer condemned TO TWEEN
ty years exile with hard labor, shot him
self on the way to Siberia.
Marine Troubles in Cuba.
NEW YORK, April S.-Three sailors who
deserted the bark Union at Santiago were
picked up by the Spanish steamer, brought
back to Santiago and delivered to the
Spanish authorities for trial on suspicion
that they were ende&voriug to Join the in
surrectionists. Consul Young demanded
the right to be preseas at their examination
by courtmartial, claiming that they were
American seamen. The Spanish officials
denied the right of the Consul to be pre-
sent, whereupon he entered a protest
against the proceedings. The Capt-General
sent telegram saying the Consul had no
right to be present. Gen. Torbert, Consul
General at Havana, has instructed Consul
Young not to withdraw his protest and TO
insist upon being present at the trial.