The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-19
FOREIGN LNTELLIGENCE.

Duke dc Broglie, minister OF foreign az
fairs, has addressed q circular letter to the
representatives Of France abroad declaring
that the difference between the majority IN
the assembly and Thiors was on his domestic
policy, which did not offer sufficient guaran-
tees against revolution. The policy OF the
new government, he continues, will be mod
crate at home and pacific abroad All at
tempts at revolution will be vigorously op'
posed without attacking existing institutions
In Spain, tho constituent cortes assem-
bled, and the session was formally opened by
Senior Figueras, president of the ministry
witch speech in which he maintained the
right OF tho Spanish people to choose their
own government The republic, he said,
would pursue policy Of order at home. II
had no concern with revolutions in the Euro
pean states, and was not ambitious Of terrific
rial ACKNOWLEDGMENT He promised to abolish
slavery in Cul q az In Porto Rico, and advo'
Gated the separation of church and state. The
cortes then organized by electing Senior Ore
use, a federal republican, as its president
Lg Gacaa promulgates decree which pro-
hbts the granting hereafter, or use in oilicla
documents, OF titles of nobility. The repub'
lcans have sent deputations to Espartero
urging him to accept the presidency.
Dispatches from Melbourne report that Q
panic prevails in New Zealand over frequent
and terrible assassinntions by the mountain
GERS. The settlers are organizing fordefense
and another Mauri war is probable
The American department Of the Vienni
exposition is progressing satisfactorily undel
the new arrans nsement, and will soon be in first
class order.
ALL quiet in France. President MacMa
hon has made some triiing changes in the
new ministry, since first announced, and seems
to have the reins of 6 jvernment well in hand
There s a proposition to give him definite
term Of five years. and to declare the pres
dent irresponsible to the assembly for hit
acts. The assembly has agreed to rebuild the
column vendome, and has taken recess ol
some days, to bc out Of tho way. The army
list, published for the first time since the
war; shows 5Sl generals and %, 800 officers
The attacks OF Irun were made by the
euro eff Santa Cruz. The Carlists announce
that it has been successful, and the town il
now in their hands The Carlists shot twen'
ty-seven carbiners captured near Irun. Great
indignation IL felt in Madrid at tho atrocity
but tho Carlsts claim that these men first
hoistod white flag and then poured volle!
into the Carlists as they approached. Fol
this they were shot down without mercy1
The New Foundland government have
notified tho New York, New Foundland
London telegraph company that they vii
abandon their pre-emption right if the com
pany will abandond their monopoly of landing
cables on New Foundland. II not, they vii
exercise their pre-emptive right.
The Pal Mai Gazette publishes an ap
peal of the ex-empress Eugenie to the people
OF Franco in favor OF her son.
The North German government is look
ing for one G.. o. CLAWS, charged with swim
ding number of Germans by selling then
worthless bonds and western lands on the
representation that tho bonds were valua
bio investment, and the lands were eligibly
located and fast increasing in value