Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

OAN LlNMN ~ II " De
Sir VIM. Bovill, lord chief-Justice
OF the court of common pleas, died
in London yesterday Morning.
Advices by cable from Sicily state
that Mt. -Etana is in 4 state of viO-
lent eruption. The outbreak is &C
cOmPanied by fearful earthquakes.
Portions Of the crater have fallen in,
and mines of sulphur, which have
been working for three years, val
ued at $500, 900, have been destroy
ed.
Prince bismarck has resolved to
summon the Catholic Bishops who
refuse to comply with the Govern
ment IN relation to eClcsiastics, to
tender their designations.
Upon this point, the Louisville
Courier Journal says:
The resolution of Prince Bismarck
to summon the Catholic bishops
who refuse to comply with the Gov
eminent measures to tender their
designations, will greatly tend to in
flame the war between his Govern
ment and the Pope. 1t shows an
infexible purpose on the part of
Bismarck TO carry out his measures
with all necessary severity, regard
/ less of possible consequences.
\ dispatch has been received at
Madrid amounting the total defeat
of the Carlists, under Instang, by
the national troops. The insurgents
fed in all directions.
ROME, Oct. 3l.-Sevcral members
of the Society Of Jesus left this city
yesterday for the United States.
The following is a fair summary
of the situation in France.
FRANCE.
The trial of Marshal BaZanc, is
still in progress, and the Marshal is
making a stout defence, nOtwith
standing the severe ordeal of ques-
tiOns through which he has been
forced to pass, by the president of
the Court, the Duke d. Armale.
PARIS, Oct. 3O.-A meeting of the
FROyalist Committee was held to-
day, at which NJ. NJ. Dc Cases,
D'Audifrett, De Lancy and Dc Chcs-
nelong were present. y tclegra-
phic dispatch was received from
Count De Chambord, requesting
that his letter to NJ. NJ. De Ches-
nelOng be published in full. All
agreed that the letter was
Fatal to the Hopes Of MOnarehieaI
Coalition.
The Republicans are jublilant.-
At a meeting of Deputies of the
Left Center, held this evening, NJ.
Leon Say presiding, a resolution
was adopted declaring that the time
had arrived for giving up the proyis-
ional State, and organizing a cOnser-
yative Republic.
MaeMahOn'S Term to be Prolonged.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-The Orleans
Princes have united in formal de-
claratiOn that they will not accept
the Lieutenancy of the Kingdom,
and this they do to avoid all APP
pearances of competing with the
Count Dc ChambOrd. All factions
of the Right have consequently
agreed to move the prOlOngatIon OF
President MacMahOn's powers
| There is a difference of opinion as
to the lenght of time. Some favor
making MacMahon President for
life, and others are for extending his
term six or ten years. Ali are de-
termined to continue the existence
of the present Assembly, and mo-
ton will probably be introduced
pOstponing its dissolution three
| years.
VIENNA, Nov. The Emperor
of Austria has conferred the lmpe-
D SaI n,.Iar- 81 Ewa,,ufz
Nathaniel Wheeler, President of the
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, of New York.
The Universal Exposition was
| formally closed at p. NJ. to-day,
without special ceremonies.
Owing TO the sad reign of anarchy
/ in Honduras, the other Central
/ American States arc meditating n
| division of that unhappy state
among themselves. What states are
to divide among themselves, those
would be robbers is not stated.
Over seven millions of persons
visited the great Vienna Exposition.
DictaIOriaI Powers.
1t is rumored that an attempt will
be made to arm the Government
with dictatOrial powers similar to
/ those granted in 1852, and to intro
/ duce bill prohibiting elections for
/ vacancies in the Assembly, until the
electoral law is amended.
The Republican Demand.
The Left have resolved to demand
immediate elections to all the va
cant seats.
The Presidents TcssaEc.
1t is stated That McMahon's forth
( coming message to the Assembly
will ask for an extension of his term
of office for so long time as may be
required to strengthen the author
ity of the Government, in order to
inspire the nation with confidCnrc.