Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-27
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Terrible Riot In Dublin.
The Military Called Out.
The Mob Resist, and Sack Houses
several Rioters Arrested.

Several Rioters Arrested.
NEW YORK, June 26.-lrish papers con-
tain particulars OF terrible riot at ire In
Dublin ON the night of the 7th OF June.
About eleven that night fire broke out IN
Kelly's timber yard and stores in Thomas
street, one of the most deasely populated
parts of the city. Within an hour after
the fire commenced from twenty to thirty
thousand persons had assembled in the
neighborhood, whose object seemed to be
plumber of houses. Soon after the arrival
of the fire engines the principal water pipe
burst. The mob tore the hose from the
hydrant, which they smashed. Capt. In
gram then bad the street torn up and the
steam fire engines put in which worked In
waste water from the main. The fre spread
across alleys and causeways.
The police were powerless to maintain
order. The mob tore open the roof OF the
house Of Mahony, wine merchant, pillaged
his store, and carried cases of champagne to
the roof, where they drank so much some
of them rolled Off Policemen were stoned
and some Of them completely disabled.
Several priests, who tried to check the dis
order, were beaten by the mob and the
widows of their chapel smashe Four
companies of infantry and troops Of dra-
goons were called out and at length restored
order. Firemen and several soldiers were
seriously wounded. The mob threw bricks
and stones from houses upon the soldiers
and fought them with bludgeons. Forty OF
the rioters were arrested, many Of them
badly wounded.
Macready's Last VIII.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The will and two
codieis of the late VIM. Charles Macready,
of Chittenham, England, were proved ur-
der twenty thousand pounds. Louise
Friderica Macready, relict widow, gets an
annuity of seven hundred pounds, and
after payment of some legacies and annui-
ty 10 his sister, the testator bequeaths the
resideue to his three children. Tue testa-
tor leaves a his manuscripts to his wife,
with discretionary power 10 publish, at the
expense of his estate, any she may think ut;
gives q marble bust of himself and portrait
Of himself in the character of Henry ~ to
| his wife for life and after death to the Ma
| tionsl Portrait Gallery, and the silevr tes-
| timonisl presented for subscribers by Duke
of Cambridge, he makes an heir loom in
his family.
The Persian Shah.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-The Shah of Per-
sia arrived in this city at 2 o'clock this af
ternoon in specisl train from London.
| He was met at the railway station by the
| Lord Lieutenant of the county and the
| High Sheriff, who escorted him to st.
Geargos Hall, where h. was received by
the Mayor. The Cotton Exchange was
closed in honor of the visit of the Shah.
| The New Cable.
| LONDON, June ga dispatch from the
| Great Eastern says: We hope TO be at
| Hearts Content Saturday. to Wednt s
day uoon one thousand five hundred and
thirty-five nautical miles of cable had been
paid out.
The Ex-Queen of Spain.
ROME, June 26.-Ex-QueeD Isabella ha:
left the city, highly gratitied with her receP-
ton at the Vatican, where she made lavish
presents and contributions.
Spanish Affairs.
| MADRID, June 26,%Ssnor Rubis ha;
been appointed Minister at London, il
place of Moret Pfindergast. In his ere
dentials Rubis is styled representative O
Spain to England, instead of to her majesty
Queen of England. All representatives o
Spain TO Powers to which have not recog
| IcpuUllC 0AC oAALA4oAAy HNSAN~N
Carlist leader SabaIls lately had three
his officers shot, and has condemned severa
others to death. Cause not made known.
Freedom OF the. Press In France.
PARIS June 26-Conservstive repubG
can journal Steele has been seized.
The Italian Crisis.
ROME, June 26.--In the Chamber o
Deputies to-day, Signor LAMA, Presiden
of the Council, announced that all minister
had rendered their resignation to the king
| but they would remain in Office uI.tl .h'
formation of new cabinet.
End of the Khivan War.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 26.-The KiYTSe
newspaper publishes dispatch from Sosk
herd, announcing that the Khan of Khiv
had capitulated to the Russian forces.
Arms Recovered.
CORK, June ga large number OF gun
taken from the militia barracks Tuesda
night have been recovered, well known
Fenians giving information to the author
ties.
Carlist victory Confirmed.
: MADRID, June 26.-Impdrcidl confirm
the report a victory by Carlists, command
ed by Elio over the Republicans under GeI
Nouvillas Sunday last, in Navarro
, The carlist leader Radica WIS killed Il
the engagement.
Arbitration proposed.
: PENANG, June 26.-It is reported her
that the government of Holland is willin
to enter negotiations with King Atchee
for peaceful settlement of difference betwee
5 the two countries. 1t is also rumored that
Turkish vessels are on their way to Acl
cen to support the Kings forces in thei
war against Dutch troops.
. MEDICAL.