Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-14
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FOREIGN.
| Newman Hall.
| LONDON, Aug. 13.-Rev. Newman Hall
will leave Liverpool on the 23d inst. for
New York, whence be will make tour of
the United States.
The Mysterious Wreck.
| 1t is reported to-day that the ship Aleona
| from Montreal for Glasgow, was run down
and sunk by the steamship Alabama from
| Glasgow for New Y ork, and that the wreck
| age which vas first thought to be the Ala
bama was that of the Aleona.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The agents of
| the steamship Alabama state that she sailed
| from Belfast on the 4th inst, and the Alec
ns from London for Montreal on the Sth,
and it would have been impossible for the
vessels to have met at the time mentioned.
A British Steamer Gets into Trouble.
! BAYoNNE, Aug. ia British steamer
landed to-day at FOntarabia with two thou
sand rifles, fifty cwt. ammunition and forty
horses for the Carlists. This vessel was
subsequently captured by sSpsnish man-of
war and towed into the harbor of San Sc
| bastian.
| Important CarIist victory.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-A special dispatch to
| the London Standard reports that Lissera-
ga has captured the town of Vergara in
| Guipugia twenty miles from Tolosa. The
Carlists claims that this success is the most
| important they have had since the begin
ming of the campaign.
r Stale News.
NEW YORK, Aug. .13.-FolloTing the ex
ample of their brethren, says the Pail Mall
Gazette, the English Roman Catholics ara
now organizing pilgrimage to Parable
| Monial, a small village some distance
from Paris, which has acquired its reputa-
| ton as centre for pilgrim2ges from the
fact that, according 10 Catholic belief, just
| three hundred years ago the Saviour ap-
peared there to the blessed Mary Margaret
Alacocque, and intrusted her with a mes
sage to propagate the worship of the Sacred
Heart. The English pilgrimage is being
| insugurated unde.' the auspices of a very
| influential committee, at the head of which
are the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl of
Denbigh, the Secretary being Lord Walker
Kerr. The pilgrimage is advertised to stat
from London on Tues lay, September 2.
The Pilgrims will reach Parsy-Le. Monisl
on Wednesday, and having performed their
| devotions Thursday, may return to London
| by Friday night or Saturday morning. All
| persons wishing to join are requested to
send in their names by the 18th OF August.
| The price of the journey is, first class, f5;
second class f2 los.
A RepubIican Account of CaFIist
AtrOcity.
| The correspondent of London journal
gives an account of outrageous acts of cruel
| ty and vandalism by Carlists toward the
vanquished at Ignolad&. He says the Car
| lists having been reinforced by 1000 more
men who joined in the combat, the inhabi-
tants gave up in despair, some throwing
away their arms and others taking refuge in
| church. The latter vera closely pursued
| and when they refused to deliver themselves
up, the Carlists broke down the doors of
the church by firing cannon balls into them,
pouring on streams of sulphure1 petroleum
through the breaches, setting fire to the
liquid as 1t flowed. The occupants Of the
edifce, blinded and suffocatec, rushed out
into the open air, only to meet the bayonets
of their prosecutors. The little force which
so bravey defended Castle Pho surrendered
and half its nImber were shot on the spot,
they having been compelled to sing their
own de profundis before their death.
The Capture of the vIgiIanie.
a Madrid correspondent of the LoLdon
Times gives the following account of the
seizure of the Spanish steamer Vigilante by
the frigate Frederick Carl. The Frederick
Carl saw small war steamer approaching,
flying the red flag. Instantly she stopped
her and asked her name. FVigilante," was
the reply. "What nation" "Spanish."
"What flag is that you are fying?" "The
flag of the Canton of Murcia." Replying
that such flag was unknown and unrec-
ognized on the seas, the Prussian COM
mander nroceeded on board, and asking for
the commander of the Vigilante, said he
was under the painful necessity of seiziDg
her as pirate. Capt. Warnser was not
aware of the decree declaring the rebel Ves-
sells pirates.
American SYmRathies.
ROME, Aug. 13.-Cardinal Antonelli
has addressed a communication to the
clergy of the United States, stating that the
Pope IS deeply affected at the deep mani
feststion of sympathy he receives from his
children in that distant land.
A Constitutional King.
PARIS, Aug 13.-The members of the
| Right propose presenting a constitution to
| Count Chamb0rd, which, if he accepts, they
will proclaim him King. II he -.iosas
the Republic will be dehniSr..JJ established.
20 Gases Of Yellow Fever i'm One Ship.
] EasvANA, Aug. 13.-The United States
msn-of.war Ca andaigua has arrived at
Kingston, Jamaica, from Aspinwall with
10 OF her crew sick with yello fever.
From japan and Fiji.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-Eight rep
resentatives of the judiciary of Japan are in
this city to-day, making an inspection of the
courts and municipal offices. The party
came on the steamer Qasng Sc.
The Honolulu press says the island has
suffered abroad, owing to accounts of the
presence of leprosy. Tho authorities say
only about fifty cases remain. The hope is
expressed that in six months time the dis
ease will be wholly eradicated. The policy
of the isolation Of patients is rgdly en-
| forced.