The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-03-20
FoRELGN LNTELLLGENCE.

A dispatch from Berlin states the ability
of France to give financial guarantees suffi-
cient to secure the early evacuation OF the
Frenoh territory, is doubted thero.
-Advices from Gfbralter state that 200 Car
bners attached to the Spanish garrison of
san Rogue, unsuccessfully attempted TO
create rising in favor Of Don Carlos The
Offenders were imprisoned.
-Thiers has recognized the belligerent
rights of the Carlists in Spain. The impress
sion grows in London that Don Carlos will
succeed. II is rumored that the Carlst lead
ers intend TO raise loan.
An unauthenticated rumor is ahoat that
the Marquis Of Lorno and the Princess Louise
have separated because of incompahbility of
temper that tho Princess is in religious re-
treat near Windsor and the Marquis has gone
abroad.
-Olazqua, Spanish Minister to France, has
notified Castelar, that the representatives in
Paris, Of tho different powers of Europe have
decided TO sond a collective note TO the Gov
crnmont OF Spain declaring their belief that
their respective Governments viii cease to
hold diplomatic relations with il in tho event
Of the proclamation OF a Federal Republic.
The naturalization treaty between Ger
many and the United States win probably be
amended 30 a. to provide that Germans who
have returned from America and remained
two years at home shall considered to have re-
nounced their rights az naturalized American
citizens
London The police have arrested wo-
man giving tho name of Ellen Burnuam
known to be an aocompIce and parmour of
Warrou, the principal in the heavy forgeries
ON the bank OF England. Ci8.570 was found
ON her apartments which she said was hers
The London Times gives the particulars Of
the frightful accident at Smyrna. cafe built
upon piles over the sea broke down suddenly.
during performance given by company Of
acrobats. There were 200 persons present.
A loud cracking was heard, and within FIVE
minutes the entire cafe had disappeared un-
der the water. 4 few Of tho persons near the
entrance contrivod to effect ther escape, and
some persons saved themselves by jumping
through the windows into the sea. Boatmen
rowed up in numhers, but their effort we're in
vain. The search after dead bodies was a sad
spectacle. Tho acrobats were drawn from tho
water in their shaury costumes OF the previous
night. The limbs OF all the bodies were con-
tracted with pain. Two hearses we're engaged
all day in conveying the romans discovered TO
tho hospitals The total namber Of bodies
found up 10 the present time are so and il ia
supposed that there are stiu so more m the
water. The company ot acrobat- consisted OF
seven persons of whom three were women,
and ono OF these latter survives The Gov
ernment viii institute proceedings against the
proprietor OF the cafe who did not pay heed TO
warning Of danger which was given him in
.imo.
A special dispatch from Brussels reports
that Capt. Curry, of the American vessel
Aglania, which sailed recently from Antwerp
Tor New York, carried away by force seven
sallors belonging 10 the French schooner
l. Aif'eAine. An investigation into the affair
has been set on foot, aud dispatches have
been sent 20 the Committeeman OF France al
New York advising him Of the circumstance
and insirueting him TO watch for the arrival
Of the Aglania