Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-19
cal Meaning Of the Conflict


ObIkfexRGe the Idea of God
and of imaginary rights bestowed on man
| by Him as their creator, that the substitu
ton of the State in His place would be eff
fected, and the State, as in Pagan Rome,
! would be all in all. The correspondent
giving in his own language the spirit of a
| continued conversation With Bismarck, says
the seminal idea of the whole was that
The Aspiration for Liberty
! grew out Of belief in God; that it would be
| impossible to make a perfectly subservient
people out of men imbued with dogmas Of
| Christianity, and that while all forms of
| Christianity were alike fallacious, he could
war against none but that of the Roman
Catholic Church, for The reason that it alone
was formidable. BE said nothing has
amused me more than praises which l
have received from Protestant Christians of
England and America. l have
Wish ed to Crush Rome shat Might
Crush Christianity.
They praise me for my services in the
cause of what they call reformed Christian
ity. If anything could console me for
chagrin, which l forsee am to endure for
some time to come, it would be to witness
the amusement of these good friends OF
mine when they understand the truth; but
understand it, they never will.
Reported Discovery of Rich Gold
( Mines in the Argentine Republic.
New YORK, July 1S.-A Buenos Ayres
correspondent narrates the particulars of
the discovery in the province of the Argen-
tine Republic of a wonderful gold mine,
said to be the richest in the world. One
| half CT the site of the mine has been sold,
according TO a narrator, for one hundred
million dollars.
The New Cable.
The following dispstch has beeen re-
ceived: The telegraph feet arrived az sgd
ney, G.. B., last evening. The cable from
Placentia was buoyed thirty-ive miles from
Sydney. The Hybernia having paid out all
she had on board, the Edinburg will lay the
other cable from Sydney to Plscentia.
Emigrating 30 Avoid Military Ser
vice.
LONDON, July ia st. Petersburg let
ter says four hundred and fifty German
residents of Russia have left in body for
the United States, because the government
declared them liable to be enforced into the
military service.
ROchefort to be Transported.
PARIS, lJuly 1S.-Henry Rochefort will be
sent TO New Caledonia on the 31st lst.
The Shah to Return Home.
1t is reported the Shah will return at
once to TeheTan, on account OF an insur-
rection within his dOminions.
Seeking Forgiveness from the Pope.
BAYoNNE, July 18.-Advices from Car
list sources'state that the Cure ofSanta Cruz
has resumed his clerical robe and gone to
Rome to ask forgiveness OF the Pope.
Constitutional Guarantees Sus-
pended.
1t is reported the Government has sus-
pended constitutional guarantees in Basque
Province.
Friends of Don Carlos entertain strong
hopes of the recognition of their belligerent
rights by France as son as they gain pos
session of regularly fortified city, wherein
TO establish the seat Of Government.
Killed by His own Men.
Carlist declare Republican General Cab
riDelty was killed by his own men.
The Ministers Present their Creden-
tials.
LONDON, July 1S.-Details have been re-
ceived of the audience granted by the EN-
peror of China on Jupe 20 to the Diplo-
matte corps at PekiB. Although no notice
was given of the ceremony, the streets
around the Imperial Palace were crowded
with people from all parts of the city to wit
ness the arrival and departure of foreign
Ministers. The Ambassador of Japan was
received first and had a separate interview.
When he had retired Ministers Of the United
States, Russia, Great Britain, France and
the Netherlands entered the presence in a
body. NJ. De VlaDgale, the Russian Min
lister, and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps,
read an address to the Emperor in French,
which NJ. Bismarck, Interpreter of German
Legation, repeated in Chinese. Each Min
lister then deposited his credentials on a ia
BILE in front of the Throne. The Emperor
delivered in the Manchee dialect his reply
to the address. Prince Kong, kneeling, III
terpreted the Emperor's words il Chinese.
Eight hundred mandaIins, in splendid COS
tunes, were present. At the close OF the
audience the Foreign Minis ers were escort
ed to their chairs with great ceremony by
members of Bungli Yamen. NJ. De Geot-
troy, Minister of France, had an interview
with the Emperor at later hour the same
day and presented letter of his govern
ment in regard to the Tientsin massacre.
Opposed 10 Building a Residence for
the Legation at Washington.
LONDON, July 1S.-In the House of Com
mons to-day, Mr. Rylands gave notice that
when the Civil Service estimates come up
for consideration he should move to throw
out the appropriation for building a house |
for the British Legation at Washington.
"BarkIs 10 WiIIin'."
The Gazette announces that the Queen |
has given her consent to the marriage of |
Prince Alfred and the Grand Duchess Marie |
AleXandreoDa.
CHRIsTIANA, July 1S.-The coronation |
of Oscar and Sophia, King and Queen Of |
Norway, took place to-day at Drontheim, |
the ancient capital of Norwegian kings. |
There was brilliant procession to the Ca |
thedrai, in which Prince Arthur represent |
ed the Queen of England, and Prince Wal |
demar, the King Of Denmark. The cere-
mony of coronation was performed by the |
Bishop of Drontheim. |
Attache of the German Legation at |
Washingt ton.
BERLIN, July 19.-Capt. Eisendrehr has |
been appointed naval attache OF the Ger |
man legation at Washington.
Confirmed On His Throne.
Special to the New York Herald
TAsHKEND, July 2, via. London, July |
18.-The Khan of Khiva, has signed con-
vention to pay two million roubles indem-
nifty within ten years, in virtue of which he |
is TO be confirmed on the throne. The |
Russian troops continue to occupy KuDgrad |
and will construct new fort on the Oxus, |
near Khiva.
Under Surveillance. I
Mr.. Schuyler, Secretary of the American !
legation, has returned here. He went to |
Knokand where he was detained several |
DAYS under surveillance, and taken finally |
to Kurgan, where he was admitted to see
the Khan, afterwards be was detained nine
days longer, and was not allowed to proceed
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