Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-22
FOREIGN.
Don Carlos of Spain interviewed.
He is Supposed to UnbosOm Himself
to q Wauderiu1 BOhemfan

He is Supposed to UnbosOm Himself
| to q Wandering Bohemian.
NEW YORK, April 21.-A New York cor
respondent has had an interview with Dor
Carlos, who justifies his present course by
saying the act by which the Throne Of
| Spain was given to Isabella was violation
OF the organic law of the Kingdom and
therefore illegal. He proposes to continue
The fight for the rights of his house begun
| by his grandfather. His programme OF
government is that every thing shall be
| done through free Cortes. There shall be
complete decentralization in every thing but
general politics. CASTELAR, and Figueras,
Don Carlos holds, are men of great ability.
but the Republic is never possible In Spain
without assuming the widest socialistic
character. OF Theirs, Carlos says he has
not much reason TO fear his intrigues or
hostility. As 10 Cuba, he holds the aboli-
ton of slavery to be indispensable, but grad
ual, and not at the expense of the proprie-
tors No government, however, dare allude
In Spain to the alienation of Cuba.
BARCELONA, April 21.-Several persons
known to have served recently in the Car
list ranks have been arrested in this city.
FuneaaI OF Barren Llebig.
MUNICH, April 21.-The funeral of
Baron iLiebig took place here yesterday,
and was sttended by large numbers of dis
tinguished persons, including DR.. Dollin-
ger.
A Medieval Custom.
BONN, April 2l.-At a meeting of Old
Catholics in this city to-day, it was resolved
to proceed to the election of bishop at
Cologne on the 18th of June.
BERLIN, April 21.--It is said Won Stumm
will be appointed Secretary of the German
legation at Washington.
Dublin University.
LONDON, April 21-Parliament reassem-
bled to-day. In the Commons Fawcett's
bill abolishing religious tests in the Univer-
A Colonial Crisis.
P HALIFAX, N. S., April 2l-The Prince
Island Government, having been
defeated in the recent elections, has re.
signed.
Broken.
BREsT, April 2I.-The French Atlantic
cable has broken $50 miles from Brest.
The Summarized War.
THE HAGUE, April 2l.-The Govern |
nent has received dispatches from Sumstra |
that at a council of war before |
it was resolved to suspend opera
lens by land until autumn, as the monsoon |
'eDdere1 the receipt of supplies from The |
esward precariOus. The blockade Of the |
lily, however, will be maintained until t e
of active hostilities.
and Proclamation OF
the New Governor.
HAVANA, April 19-The new Captain
General Of Cuba, Pieltain; arrived yester-
lay and was received with the usual formal
upon landing. An immense
oEcourse of citizens was present to witness
he Decentralization. Not cheer was ut
cred, not even for Spain, when the new
captain General passed by the crowd,
wing TO rumors widely circulated that the
intended TO make demOnstra-
ions. The Republicans, however, firmly
lenied any intention of doing anything of
he kind. General Pieltain's first measure
will probably be the ordering Of elections
or deputies to the Cortes. At a reception
iven the new Captain General, he said he
oped be would soon be able to finish the |
ebellion with the aid of the loyalists.
LATER.-Captain General Pieltain has
'sued proclamation addressed to the SOL
iers, neople and volunteers. To the sol
iers he says: They will be called on to
perate in the field all the time that it is pos
Ible; be wants them to make another en-
rgetic and decisive effort to crush the in.
direction. To the people he says his
Mission is q difficult one, namely: To re-
tore peace so that you can fully enjoy the
berty which, as part of the great nation
ow also free because it has become re-
ublic, you have the right to enjoy; he will
equire the cooperation of everybody that
lstice may be realized everywhere. To the
Olunteers be says: 1 appreciate your pa
iotism, loyalty and sacrifices and count on
our active cooperation; will always act !
5 loyal Spaniard and give you my conf
ence; consequently, you must trust me;
nitedly our difficulties will decrease, and
e will restore peace; if the insurgents re-
ent, we will receive them with open arms
) friends; if they prefer to be enemies we I
i'll combat them increasingly.
General Primo Revira has resumed the
,ptain generalship of Porto Rico.
NEW YORK, April 21-A vessel has
cared from Philadelphia which it is be-
eyed will be turned into gunhoat, TO aid
| freeing Cuba from Spanish dominion.
The StOningtOn Horror. '