Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-25
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VERsAuLEs, June 24.-There was a
stormy debate IN the Assembly to day On
the order issued by the Prefsct of the De-
partment of Rhale prohibiting civil burials
after the hour Of I in the morning. mo-
tion made by the Left condemning the
Prefsct's act, was rejected By large ma
jority.
Paris Pleads Poverty.
PARIS, June 24.-The Municipality OF
Paris has refused to vote grant OF money
for the expenses Of the reception OF the
Shah of Persia. The festivities will con-
se4uen.ly take place at Versailles.
who Governs France?
NEW YORK, June 24.-The London
Telegraph of the 18th says, as the result OF
the New Government in France, Vienna
papers give credence TO report of the con-
elusion of treaty OF alliance between
Germany and Italy. Meantime NJ. Fourier,
the French Minister 1t the Italian Court,
whose sympathies with Italy are Wen
known, is retained in Office, as if to indicate
that there is no change in the foreign policy
Of France to give color to such an alliance.
Another Spanish Interregnum.
MADRID, June 24-In the Cortes last
nigh, Senior Pi Margan made formal
announcement of the resignation OF The
Ministry and asked for time to form new
Cabinet, the programme of which he said
would be liberty, order and justice. Debate
on the policy OF the government was post
poned until Friday next. The government
has introduced bill abolishing the Spanish
leg;ltion at The Vatican.
Senior Margsre, intendente of ex-Queen
Isabel, and Gen. Caballero De Rodas have
arrived in Lisbon.
WiptBg out the Carlisfs.
MADRID, June 24.-The troops have
defeated the united bands of Carlists OF
Elio, Daurregaurray and Ollo. The insur-
gents lost sixty killed and three hundred
wounded. The troops under Nsuvillas de-
feated tie Carlists Friday last, ipficting
severe loss.
Wiping out Their own People.
BARCELONA, June 24.-About twenty
| FIVE soldiers of the garrison when drunk
Yesterday came in conflict with the towns
people Of Barcelonita, suburb, and severe
| fight followed, In which weapons were used
| on both sides. Several soldiers were arres-
ted. Further fighting is feared.
Santa Cruz Warning on PrOtestants.
BAYoNNE, June 24.-There is rumor
| that the Carlists have captured Gen. Nau-
villas. The cure of Santa Cruz has ordered
| Protestants to leave Guipurecoa on pain OF
death if they remain after certain time.
/ Cutting Across Denmark.
| BERLIN, June 24.-In the German psr-
| lament yesterday, Minister Delbruck and
| Won Moltke made speeches against the
North Sea and Baltic canal enterprise.
The Cardiff Giant.
LONDON, June 24.-The announcement
yesterday that the Butte docks at Cardiff
were burning was incorrect. Tbs fire was
in building adjacent.
The Canadian Pacific.
LONDON, June 24.-In the House o
Common to-day, Mr.. Hughssen, Under Sec,
retars for the colonial department, moved
the second reading of the Canada loar
guarantee bill. He explained that the
money to be raised by the loan has TO be
appropriated for the construction Of the
Pacific Railroad.
Sir Charles Dixie denounced the viciou:
system of guaranteeing enterprises and
works for which the colonies were not yet
fit. He Insisted that guarantee Of the
bill under consideration was in the nature
of a bribe for concessions Canada had made
in regard to the fisheries, SO that the provis
ions of the Treaty of Washington
might be execu ed. He pronounced the
Pacific railway gigantic parliamentary jot
and concluded by moving that second read
ing of bill be postpOCed six months.
After speeches from Gladstone and 9th
ers, the original motion carried by 1T to l5
Price OF Egyptian "Independence."
NEW YORK, June PA Constantinopl
dispatch says that treaty has been con
cluded between the Khedive and the Sultal
for mutual protection, by which the forme
in case Of the invasion of Turkey, agree
to provide 900 (?) troops.
A Revolutionary Duel.
HAVANA, June PA report comes from
Puerto Principe, thata duel has been tough
between San Grule and Vincent Garci
on. account of the former assuming tn
command in chief of the reyolutionar
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