Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-05

MADRID. Nov. 4.-Risaud. q PrUssian
subject. who was arrested by the Cartagena
Insurgents on the charge of being spy |
from Madrid, has been released.
PARIS, Nov. At is reported that the |
Government has recalled the French Con-
sui at Cartagena.
Demanding n Recognition Of the ke-
public from HEcNahOn.
The Left at a meeting to-day resolved to |
introduce an amendment 10 the motion Tor |
proloncation Of President McAlahOn's term
of Office, requiring definite recognition OF |
the Republic. Extremists and some De |
puties of the Centre are in favor Of refer |
ring the motion to the Committee on Con
stifUtional Laws. The Bonapartists to-
dav held a caucus. They resolvedto intro
duce motion in the Assembly for plebis-
cite or form of government, and decided to
make no alliance with the Right or Left.
appropriation.
ROME, Nov. IA decree has been pro
mulgated for appropriation OF four more
| converts in this city.
The MuriIIO Condemned 10 be Sold.
LONDON. Nov. 4.-The steamship San
core has arrived from Australia with 49,
| 600 pounds in bullion, nearly all OF which
| is for America.
The Spanish steamship, Murillo, seized
| at Dover for sinking the emigrant ship
| NOrthfeet, has been condemned and will be
| sold tomorrow.
| Fatal Explosion.
An explosion this morning i'll the fire
works factory at Lambeth killed eight per-
| sons and a number were injured.
The Office of Lord Chief Justice Of the
| TlI
and accepted by Sir John Duke Coleridge.
The Decline i'm Iron.
! Alexander Bragden, member Of Parlia-
ment for Wednesday,, in an address before
a Trades Society, at Darlington last night,
said he had been offered ten thousand tons
of English rails, now lying at New ork,
at two pounds per ton less than their orlSl-
nal cost.
Latest advices from India are little
more encouraging. The crops i'll some dis
tricts of Bengal are improving, and with
continuance of favorable weather there are
hopes the famine may DC averted or greatly
mitigated.
The New Captain General OF Cuba
HAVANA. Nov. 4.-Geheral JOuyel, the
, new Captain General, arrived from Spain
to-day. and landed at noon amid salutes
from the Notifications and utI-0t-war In
the harbor. He was received by the Act
+ inc CAPTAIN. General and stall, Political
Governor and other military and civic OF
ficers. and conducted to the palace, and es-
: corted by a military procession made up OF
one company from each battalion OF yoiun-
teers. 4 grand review Of militia was sub
sequently held by the Captain General
The DiaiiO reports that the Steamer
: | Virginius on the 18th ult., attempted a
landing on the southern coast OF the lsiand
but was repulsed and sailed for Jamaica.
It is rumored that the rebel chief, Benz
+ ! beta. has been killed in the HOlquin dis
. | trict.
; A telegram from Santa Clara reports that
q | skirmishes with insurgents are OF frequent
1 | occurrence.
The Right Making Overtures.
: PARIS. Nov. An. Casimer Penierl IN
S formed the Deputies of the Left Centre al
d their meeting tonight that the Right was
S DESTROYS of some understanding with them
# in regard to the prolOngatiOn OF McMahon'
: powers, and granting of dictatOrial power
to his Government, motions for wncl
would be introduced Immediately on TIN
reopening of the Assembly tomorrow. Ii
reply to his propositions the Left Centr'
g resolved to demand in the Assembly tha
the question of organization Of the Repub
h lie be Immediately placed ON the list o