Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-02
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Church OF England VS.. the COME
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CnUFon OF Eu&1anU vs. eAc ASS
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LONDON, July IA meeting was held
hers last night, at which resolutions were
adopted protesting against the Introduction
Of the confessional into the Church oi
Epglsnd. Earl of Salisbury presided, and
the meeting was large and influential.
Getting Scared ...1s4l't
The Birmingham and Wolyerhampton
journals express alarm at the decrease oil
orders for hardware from America and at
the remarkable development OF trade IN the
United States, whose manufacturers are
supplanting those of England in she colonies
and South lAmsrica. .E
Timely warning.
The British Consul General in Egypt
warns travellers against taking the route
via Venice to Egypt, as strangers fromEhas
city ara quarantined at Alexandria, on ac-
count of cholera, which is reported TO exist
in the northern part of the Adriatic.
Denied.
A special from the Hagu, to the Pau
Mall Gazette, deuies that any settlement
has been made bstweeu the Dutch and
Atchinese. sl
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BERLIN, July LIT became known to-
day that the German Government has in
vested S10,000,000 in United State bonds,
principally OF per cent funded loan. The
tiehtness Of the money market yesterday
is. believed TO have been partially caused By
trsnsfer from Joint stock bonds to Ameri-
can Syndicate.
weavers, strike.
BERLIN, July 1.-The weayers Of this
city, to the number of 5000, struck work.
They demand an increase of 33 per cent. N
wages, which their masters refuse to grant.
The Chinese Victorious In Burmsh.
CALCUTTA, July 1.-The Chinese have
clp:ured Mometla capital town of Burmah
Northeast of Ava. The place was carried
by assault, and there was great slaugh er of
defenders and inhabitants.
The French Assembly.
PARIS, July I'M. Dufaure, late minis
ter of the Interior, will introduce motionA
in the Assembly tomorrow for the imme-V
diate consideration of constitutional bills pro
posed by President Theirs ,fore his resig-
nation. 1t is anticipated the Blight will split
on this question.
War.
MADRID, July Minister of Colonies
sent cable dispatch to the Captain Gener-
ais of Cuba and Porto Rico. After ssuting
the inhabitants of these Islands without dis.
tinction of color, he declares thst the gov
ernme ut is determined to maintain the in
tegrity of its territory, and appeals to Cuban
insurgents to desist from aimless and in
glorious war. .----...-....-
Cuban Republicans.
HAVANA, July L. The Tribune pub
lisbes manifesto Of the Federal Republi-
cans of Cuba, urging union of all parties,
and calling on Insurgents in the name Of
the Captain of the Cadtain General, and
the Republic to lay down
their arms, and enjoy the benef of Re-
pablican government.
The Republicans have appointed a CON-
mittee to go to Madrid, and represent them
before the Governor and Cortes. The
Governor has resigned and will return to
Spain.
ReVoIted
A battalion of volunteers at CieruDfJs,
revolted, and tried to prevent the newly ap-
pointed Governor of the city from taking
the Office, but the attempt was failure,
Duel
has taken place between the Cuban Gener-
ais SaDquili and Garcia. A reconciliation
has taken place.
A CarIist Success.
LONDON, July IA Herald correspond
ent at Camp Lecumbere says that after
taking Fort IrusurUn, on the 10Th ult., the
Carlists were attacked by column under
Cas.anon 1000 strong, between LecumbeIe
and Jaben. Five bsttslions of Carlists,
under Elio, defeated the Republicans ard
took csnnons, baggage and 50 prisoners, in
Guiding Major Ureta and one Captain. The
loss of the Republicans is estimated at 500.
The Carlist loss was nearly the same, in
Guiding Majors Aspiazo and San JaTjo, and
q young son OF the former. The Minister
of War, Marquis Vinalet Lizzorrago, had
two horses killed under him. Dorres arrays
chief of staff was severely wounded. NouS
Villas column arrived at Pampeluna.