Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-12
FOREIGN.
The New Commercial treaty.

LONDON, July lit is reported that the
French Government has under consideration
the question OF calling congress of repre-
sentatlVes OF the great powers in Paris, to
discuss the terms Of the new commercial
treaty.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE permanent retire.
ment OF Bismarck from the Prussian cabi-
net, as announced some months ago, is on
the eve OF cowplishment. 1t was stated
in dispatch sent from this city on 18th
ult., that the Prince had taken preparatory
steps fer his withdrawal. He will retain
the German CHARACTERISTIC. Won Balen, it
is reported viii be Minister of Foreign af-
fairs.
HE Cholera.
The cholera has appeared at various
places IN Germany. A uImber of cases
has occurred in Ratisbon, Bavaria.
Preparations for the Annual Orange
Riots.
LONDON, Julyql.-There is considerable
exeitement in Belfast in consequence of the
sppretensiOns of disturbances tomorrow,
during the parade of the Orangemen. The
authorities have made extensive prepara-
tioDs for the maintenance of order, and
are resolved to act vigorously to prevent
re-ensctment of the scenes of last July.
One thousand special policemen have been
swor1 in, and additional troops have been
sent to the city. Placards posted this morn
ing, signed by William Johnston, member
of Parliament from Belfast, deprecates
the Orange demonstration.
Marriage I'm High Life.
LONDON, July 11.-Herdld special.-A
marriage has finally been arranged between
the Duke of Edinburgh and Grand Dnc1-
ess Maria Alexandria, only daughter of the
Emperor of Russia. The settlement took
place at II O'Clock tonight. The Duke
thus foregoes the right of succession to the
Duchy of SAKE Cobourg, which fact involves
important political considerations.
The Shah Catches the Cholera Scare.
VIENNA, July 11.-In consequence of
reports of prevalence of cholera in Vienna
having reached the Shah of Persia, it is
probable be will return to Teheran without
visiting this city.
The Carlists Again Successful.
BAYONNE, July 11.-Reports have
reached here that the Carlist chief Saballs,
with three thousand men surprised four
thousand Republicans, under Gen. Cabri-
nety, near Repoll; that Csbrinety was killed,
one half Of his command taken prisoners,
and all his artillery captured.
The InternatiOnnls.
MADRID, July 11.-ImpdrciM says the
Internationalists in Alcoy have risen against
the authorities, shot the mayor, burned sixty
houses, and are now beseigiug the civil
guards and volunteers, who had taken ref
uge in the town hall. They hold number
of prominent citizens as hostages and
thTeatentO shoot them if troops attack the
town from the outside.
A Town Sacked by Government
Troops.
BAYoNNE, July 1.-THE Carlist forces
which captured San Quisa, were soon
driven ont by the Government troops who
sacked the place, burned the factories and
insulted women. The pretext was the pop
ulation sympathized with the Carlists.
Decline the Responsibility.
DUBLIN, July 1.-The police of this
city have addressed memorial to the COM
msnder decaring that if their demands are
not conceded, they will decline all respon-
sibility for the preservation Of order.