Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-02
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The italian Ministry Resign.
Franz Joseph Opens the Vienna Fair
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ROME, May lin consequence of the
vote ia the Chamber of Deputies yesterday
on the appropriation for ansarsenal at So
rento, the Ministers have rendered to the
King their designations and they have been
accepted. Z
LATER.-The King has been in consulta-
ton to-day with the leaders of political,
parties in respect to the formation efa new
Cabinet. II No choice has yet been made for
Prime Minister. The crisis was wholly un-
expected and causes sensation. Signor
LAMA, President of the Ministry, to-day
asked the Chamber of Deputies to adjourn
until Monday by which time he hoped a
new Cabinet would be announced. Both
houses uspsnded their sitting as requested.
Attention, WOrldl
VIENNA, May 1.-The exhibition was
inaugurated to-day by the Emperor Of Aus
tria in the presence Of the members of the
Imperial family, royal add illustrious
guests, and State and civic dignitaries.
The weather was unfavorable, but the
crowds of people from all parts of the
world who witnessed the ceremonies were
immense, filing the rotunda and traDsepts
of the building and q portion ofthe grounds
surrounding it. At noon the Emperor,
Francis Joseph, entered the rotunda with
the Crown Princess, Victoria, of Germany,
on his arm. He was followed by the Ger
man Crown Prince, Fredrick William, who
escorted the Empress of Austria. After
these came the eldest son Of the Prince,
accompanied by the Prince Imperial of
ofus, Tho Eunr tOOR a Q10t thA
throne, when the combined bands per-
formed the Austrian hymn, which was
succeeded bV the Prussia anthem
amid the cheers of the multitude:
The Arch Duke Charles then rose and
addressing the Emperor, said: 'Sire, filled
with gladness, l salute your Majesty in these
halls, devoted to progress and peac9. Your
participation has fi;ly brought to compile
ton work which draws upon Austria the
eyes of the world and secured for father
land the full recognition OF the part she
| takes in the promotion OF the welfare OF
mankind through the instruction OF labor.
May it please your Majesty graciously to re-
ceive this catalogue and to declare the ex-
hibition OPEN"
The Emperor, receiving the casket con-
tanning the catalogue replied: With lively
satisfaction behold the completion OF this
undertaking, the importance and signif-
canoe of which 1 appreciate in the highest
degree. My confidence in the patriotism
and apaHility of my people and the SYM
pathy and support offriendly nations, has
accompanied the development of the great
work. My well wishes and grateful recog-
milton are devoted to its termination. l
declare the Universal Exhibition of 1873
opened.
Prince Won Aurensberg, President of the
| Council of the Empire, advancing to the
foot of the throne addressed the Emperor
as follows: Sire, with feelings of mosesty,
and at the same time of exultatloD and
pride, the people of Austria gaze upon q
work which testifies to the increasing pow
er of and growing esteem for Fatherland,
and to its active participation in the great
task of culture. We owe this work entire
" to YOU. 1t is the embodiment of your
motto: "Power and respect come from
union, which is strength" We therefore
lay our efforts at the foot of the throne.
The Prince was followed by DR.. Folder
the Burgomaster of Vienna, who expressed
gratitude of the people of the capital to his
majesty, and added: Under your govern
ment Vienna has become metropolis
You now confer the highest consecration
upou an undertaking which shows the pow
er the human mind in every zone
capable of achieving in mechanics, science
and art, so that progress may become com
mon property and be fostered and furthereC
by cooperation, by all the rivalries OF in
ventors and dexterity with the blessing o
peace smong the nations. This suolim
creation has arisen, immortalizing the his
tory of culture in Austria. Vienna, who's
| lot is to welcome Hospitality the visitor
, from all quarters of the globe feels prou
: and elated under the gracious imperial pro
, lection and inspired with gratitude ring
forth the words, God protect your Majesty
Long live ihe Emperor!
] The cry was taken up by thousands
! voices, and re-echoed from all paris OF th
= buiIding. The bands then played the pol
9 ular melody, " See, the Conquering Her
Comes" sung by united musical sOcietIt
i and choruses of the city. The Emper(
4 and Empress, followed by distinguished pc
2 sonages. then traversed the western an
: eastern wings of the building, being n
: ceiyed every where with thunders OF a.
|, plause. Having completed the circuit
! the exhibition, they departed, amid SALUTE
u of artillery and the cheers OF the immens
crowds gathered outside of the building.
Our Credit MobiIIer Exhibition.
The American department remains /
,, confusion, but Minister Jay is endeavorin
: to pair the effects of the previous mi
: management.
J New YORK, May IA Vienna dispatc
states that seven thousand drsys laden VII
q articles for the Exposition are now betWet
d the frontiers and Vienna, and only tW
5 hundred can be unlOaded day. 1t will
e the end of June b,fore the show Is In 1u
: blast.
n Great Fire at Gbent.
A London dispatch announces the d.
g sttuction by fire yesterday of Amsnd Go
u lege and Chapel at Ghent. Loss heavy.
u Pacific Mails.
A dispatch from Sydney states that Il
Postmaster General of New South wal
has been authorized to proceed to was
e ington and make arrangements for pa
u manent mail service between California al
) Australia.
s Ike Meeting of the AutOcrats.
'r ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The festi
II ties in honor of the visit of the Emperor
10 Germany continue. A number OF balls al
IS bsuuue,s are announced. The Grand Du
20 Alexis has gore to Madiwastock.
IS Church and state.
!. BERLIN, May 1.-The Upper House
A the Prussian Giet to-day finally passed
# bill for the regulation and control of t
clergy, by large majority.
The Sacred College.
PARIS, May 1.-Cardinal Alexis Bill
Archbishop of Chamberg, is dead.
The Partisan Volcano.