Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-13

peace and order had been every where pre-
served. He hoped the Republic would be
established forever, and that Spain would
henceforth exercise her just influence in the
affairs of Europe. He believed that other
Latin nations would nos be slow to initiate
her example. Tie government. now chosen
would insure the national integrity. "a
The Assembly then adjourned. The
President Of the C0rtes will be elected to-
morrow. The city is quiet tonight. The
revolution will be celebrated BY a grand il
Elimination.
The Knfanfas a sfs
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Prince Alphonze, son
Of ex-Q Queen Isabella, of Spain, Is expected
to arrive in Paris tomorrow from Vienna.
COMMUNISTS Find New Centre.
1t is said the principal Communists Of
London, Brussels and Geneva have started
from those cities to Madrid.
The French Government has issued in
structions to the authorities along the
Spanish frontier, to redouble their vigilance
for the prevention of violations Of French
neutrality.
The Latest-D0n CarIOs-The 'Orlean-
lists and the BOurbOns Straight.
LONDON, Feb. Is. Dispatches from
Madrid announce that the ex-KiDg ANA
deus with his wife and children have gone
to Lisbon, where he will remain until
spring. .s...-
4 Paris kilograms report Don Carlos pre-
pairing to take advantage Of the crisis IN
Spain to push his claims to the throne.
A meeting was held at the residence Of
Duke D'Aumale yesterday, at which TO-
100000 francs were subscribed to aid the
Duke D'MOntpensier in operations against
the Republic in Spain.
Masses are to be celebrated for the sue
cess Of the Bourbon cause.
Prince Francois D'Assise, consort ofex-
Queen Isabella, has left Paris for Madrid.
CarlIst Sympathizers.
LONDON, Feb. l2.-The Spanish consul
at Liverpool has offered liberal reward for
information which will lead to the discov-
cry of shipments of arms to the insurgents
in Spain and in the Spanish colonies.
Married q Jewegs.
Miss Rothschild was married to-day with
religious ceremonies, notwithstanding the
opposition Of the ritualists. to Hon. Eliot
York, son Of the Earl of Hardwick.
Catholic Bishop OF Geneva Expelled.
BERNE, Feb. I2.-The Federal Council
have decided to expel Bishop Mermillod
from the Canton of Geneva.
The Federal Council have addressed
letter to the Pspal Charge d. Affaires at
Berne denying In sharp manner the right
Of the Pope to dismember the Bishoprics Of
Switzerland. The Council also requires
Bishop Mermillod 10 decide quickly whether
he intends to obey the Pope or the Swiss
government.
Prosecuted for Opposing Ministerial
Candidates.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA Doblin. letter
says that the prosecution By the English
government which has been reported by
cable as commencing yesterday against one
of the Irish bishops and twenty priests,
growing out of the Galway election, has for
its aim toe punishment of those eccIesiastics
who opposed the government candidate,
and it is probable that it may result in exc.t-
ing the people to political disturbances.
AcquIttaI Of Fr. LOTUS.
DUBLIN, Feb. 12.-Tbe trial of Rev.
Loftus, the first one of the Galway priests
before the Court Of the Queens Bench in
this city, on the charge Of having Illegally
used his spiritual influence to intimidate
voters and secure the election of Capt.
Nolan to Parliament, was brought to q con-
clusion to-day resulting in acquittal, the
jury having failed to agree. The announce
ment of acquittal was received with ap-
plause.