Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-22
NASHVILLE. TENN. SUNDAY. JUNE %. 1878
FOREIGN.
Making states ON Paper.

| MADRID, June 2l.-It is reported thai
Senor CASTELAR, is engaged in drawing up 8
cons tuition for the Federal Republic, which
| is to be analogous to that of the United
States. The number of States, It is under
stood, win be fifteen; including Cuba and
the Phi llippine Islands, Madrid to remain
the capital, the President of the Federal
Republic 10 be elected by universal suf-
| frage, and his term of Office to be five
years, the Senators to be chosen by the
States and the Deputies to be elected by
universal suffrage.
BAYoNNE, June 21.-The Carlists of
this city have received dispatches announc-
ing that the Insurgents captured the town
of Pancorbo with 400 prisoners.
Republicans Plotting with Carlists.
BIARRITz, June 21.-Herdld special
Serrano, Msrtos, Caballero, De Rodas, Ga
minde, Sagosta and others, residing here
and in the neighborhood, are endeayoring
to organize moderate party and secure
possession of the government of Spain.
They have made overtures to the Carlists
and to the regular regiments now in the
Republican service, intending, if they Sc.
cure sufficient force, TO march on Madrid.
Propositions of this nature were made to
Elio, Darr' 'gsray, Lizzargo and other leaders
of the Carlists, who all refuse to have any
relation with Serrano or his partissns, but
1t is believed that many regular regiments
OF the Spanish amy are now in the inter
est Of this conspiracy. The party pretends
to favor unitarian and conservative re-
public. The CaTlists were told that should
they not accept the proposition, the
northern provinces will be abandoned to
them and the troops Withdrawn to the south
ern side of Ebro until the re-establlshment
of material order in Spain proper, when in
vasion and war of conquest against Ma
varre and the Basque country will be un-
dertaken. hL
Want DictatOrial Powers.
MADRID, June 21.-At private meeting
of the majority Of the Assembly to-day,
Pi y Margal delivered a Strong speech, de-
manding adoption of , vigorous policy, and
that extraordinary powers be conferred
upon the Government in order 10 enable it
to deal with the enemies who were conspir-
ing for the overthrow of the Republic.
The Vienna Disgrace.
VIENNA, June 21.-Jackson s. Schultz
has retired from the chief commissioner
ship of the United States to the exhibition,
and Hon. John jay, the American Minister,
has sent dispatch TO Washin gton, recon-
mending the appointment af Mr.. 81. Gar
retson, of Cleveland, Ohio. Garretson was
one of the suspended commissioners, and
was re-sppointed by Schultz as one of his
assistants. Gen. Van Buren has left vi
emma, having abandoned all hope of being
reinstated.
Paying for his whistle.
PARIS, June 21.-ESecutions have been
issued against the goods OF Gustave Cour-
bet. They are to be sold to assist in de.
frayiDg expenses incurred in reconstructing
the VendOme Column. IA ~st--g
Railroad Massacre. ffFi
LONDON, June PA serious accident
occurred to-day On the Midland Railway. A
number cf carriages were thrown from the
rails, and several killed and injured.
Cunarder Burned.
GLASGOW, June PA fire broke out
last evening on the Cunard Line steamship
Marathon. The flames were not subdued
before the vessel was partially burned.
Our Turkish Relations.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 2l.-The report
that the Sultan is seriously i'll is wholly
without foundation. Gregory Aristurchi
Bey has been appointed Turkish Ambassa-
dor at Washington, in place OF Blacque Bey,
who has rendered his resignation to the
Sultan.
The Pope and the Emperor.
LONDON, June 21.-The Telegraph says
Prince Bismarck has declared in the Ger
man Parliament that i. remains Impossible
In present circumstances to fill up the post
Of German Envoy to the Vatican. The
Government of the Empire, he added, would
take no part in the next election to the
Pdpacy, but aftr that event they would
take steps to ascertain whether the successor
10 Pope Plus TX had been legally chosen.
Another Revolution in Mexico.
MATAMoRAs, June 21.-The revolution
in the State OF Jalisco, headed by the Pres
Ident, Aquilss, growing out OF the attempt
Of the State government to collect the taxes
for the past sixteen years while the State
was under control of the Indian chieftain
Lossdo, who was recently deposed by the
general government, has assumed serious
and Gen. Polacces has been
sent with bis command to assist in quelling
it. Gen. Carlos Lueno telegraphs tc the
government that it will be impossible to re-
store order in Jalisco If the State authori-
les enforce these taxes, and it is believed
hat the State government will have to
abandon their collection or the Federal gov
ernment will suspend the State government.