Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-01-30
FOREIGN.
The AnglO-Russian Misunderstanding

Inc A0gl0-kuSSlan Observation-Disclosures
Attempt to Involve all Europe.
LONDON, Jan. 29.--It is rumored this
morning that the differences between Great
Britain and Russia on ithe KhidiVan ques-
ton are increasing; that the governments
France, Austria, Italy, Turkey, Denmark
and Sweden have determined to support the
British Government in its position.
MGntmart-e.
PARIS, Jan. pa large force of police
last night proceeded in dstatchments to
MontmartTe and quietly surrounded GER
tain suspected quarters and arrested AZ per-
SONS alleged to be members of the Interna-
tional Society. During these operations all
persons passing to and fro on the streets
occupied by the police were stopped.
The Pope Threatens 10 Abandon
RENE.
A special telegram from Rome to the
Liberte says the Pope toldsM. Corcelles, the
present representative of France at the Vat
lean, that he would leave Rome if the es-
tablishments of the heads Of the religious
orders were suppressed By the Italian Gov
ernment.
Spanish SquabbIes.
MADRID, Jan. 29.-The disturbances
among the artilerymen at Tsrragone have
been renewed. The government threatens
to treat the malconteDts With rigor.
Looking after Livingstone.
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from
Alden announces the arrival of Sir Bartl9t
Frere asZanzibar on the 12Ih inst.
Cubs-Iuteresfins Discussion among
Slaye-OwRers.
HAVANA. Jan. 2s.-A numerously at
tended meeting of slave-owners and others
was held this evening. Several speeches |
were made in which very different views Of |
the slavery question were taken, and pro
positions in favor of its abolition were ad- |
vsnced. The general idea, however, was |
TO give the slaves their liberty, provided |
they will make contracts for a term ofyears |
ranging from eight to twelve, at from one
to five dollars a month, with conditions
similar to those the Chinese assent to. The
meeting adjourned without definite
action. Ore speaker advocated The
making of the contracts b fore the British,
American or German Consul; Others
and they were planters, demanded an
indemnity of $500 for each slave liberated,
Inc b2I1t 10 DS maui pay aDAO w. NA VIZ
Treasury of the Island, while others again
fixed the indemnity at $1,000 for each
slave. One speaker objected to indemnity
altogether, because he considered 1t unjust
to tax the poorer classes to indemnify
wealthy slave owners. Several planters
hitherto considered incorporating pro-
slavery men, gave expression to very liberal
views, to the great astonishment OF the su-
dience. Captain General Ceballos is in
favor of the policy which may be consider
ed most beneficial to the country. He Is
acting in an impartial manner, waiting for
the slave owners to take the initial We. His
course is warmly applauded by the people.
Slavery and financial questions are now
before the public, and their So
luton at an early day is inevitable.
Peru and China.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-The steamer
Montana brings an Embassy from the Re-
Dublic of Peru to China and Japan, sent
mt to conclude treaty of amity, commerce
and navigation with those powers, with
,pecial reference to the matter Of regulating
he emigration of Asiatics TO Peru. The
aim to facilitate the introduc-
ion of Chinese. There were over 1900
to Peru last year.
The King Of Sandwiches.
Prince Luinolo was elected King Of Ha-
Yaii bya popular and unanimous vote on
New Years day, after the endorsement OF
he Prince By the majority of the legisla-