Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-31
FOREIGN.
To Punish RebeIicus Deputies.


MADRID, July 30.-A bill has been in
troduced in the Cortes authorizing the
prosecution of Deputies who rebel against
measures adopted Dy that body.
| Governments of the Independent Cam
ton.
The official journal of the insurgents at
| Cartagenia announces the appointment OF
| a Provisional Directory for the Canton OF
Murcia, as follows: Seniors Arals Ferrer,
| Carlos Sarvalle and Rubio. The govern
! ment OF the Canton is constituted as fol-
lows: Gen. Contreras, President Of Coun-
ell and Minister of Marine; Senior Garcia,
Minister of State; Ferrer, of War; Pomero,
of Public Works; Sarvalle, Of Finance.
It is rumored that Gen. Conclasa is to be
appointed Captain General of Madrid.
The blockade of Bilbos by Carlists, has
been raised, aud communication with the
city is now open. a dispatch from Alernia
says several of the Spanish war vessels
s9ized by the insurgents at Cartagenia,
have arrived off that port.
Award TO British Ship-Owners.
New YORK, July 30.-London papers
contain the following special telegram to
the Manchester Guardian of July 10:
Hull, july 29.-Sienor Cont and Messrs.
Russell. Guerney and Frazier, arbitrators
appointed under the Washington treaty TO
investigate the claims of British subjects
against the Government of the United
States for injuries during the war, made an
order for SS7, 1872 in gold in favor OF Messrs'
Bailey q Leetham, ship-owners of Hull, for
tho detention of the steamer Labaun at
the time when Cen. Banks expedition was
sent to the South. The award will be paid
through the British Government to hessrs.
Bailey s. Leetham.
Refuse to Contribute,
MADRID, July 3O.-Contrerls is in COM
mand of the insurgents feet off Almeda,
and commands a contribution Of 5O,OOO
pistoIes and evacuation of the city by the
| civil guard, and threatens b0m Oardment in
case of refusal. The city authorities have
refused to comply and are preparing for
defense. There is ground for the hope
that foreign men-of war in the harbor WI!
| interfere and prevent the horrors Of bonn
bardment. large British squadron is ex-
pected to arrive daily off the Spanish coast.
An engagement has taken place between
a force Of Dationsl troops under Gen. Ma
Varro and a Garlist band entrenched at
Marededes. The insurgents were driven
from the town, and 700 Republican prison
| ers confined therein released. Insurgent
| Committee of Public Safety at Ca. tsgena
announce a medal of honor and pension
will be given to all persons who
| take I'D arms in their cause.
! The authorities of Loga expelled ITO MEM
bers of the International Society from their
| town. A proposition is mooted to cede
| TO France ali of the province OF Navarro ~
| ing north of the river E6iO.
McMahOn to Resign-A Monarchy to
Follow the Republic.
PARIS, July 30-It is commonly reported
that Marshal MacMahon will retain the
| Presidency of the Republic but six months
| longer, when he will resign and return 20
his command in the army. 1t is considered
| certain the Republican form OF government
will be succeeded by Monarchy, and it is
deemed essential that Marshal MacMshon,
who has great influence with he army, be
in command upon the occasion OF a change.
The extreme Left have determined to agi-
tate the question of dissolution OF the AS
sembly in the provinces during recess, and
are making preparations for a vigorous
campaign.
International Patent Right Congress.
VIENNA, July 3O.-The International
Congress which has been called to meet
in this city to discuss means for the pro-
lection of patent rights, assembled on
the fourth of August. The labors Of the
Preparatory Committee are nearly con-
Guided.
The GOOdWOOd Cup.
LONDON, July 30.-The principal event
of the GoodwoOd races to-day, was the
Goodwood stakes which was won by
Uhlan, Hippiss second, and Ruftie third.
Betting at the commencement Of the race
5 to one against Uhlan, 10 to l against
Hippias and % to against Rnffles. 10
ran.