The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-27
IN GENERAL.

1t is stated that the physician of Senator
sumner is of the opinion that if lac can be in
duced to keep from excitement, aud remain
away from Congress for the remainder Of the
season, he will be able to enter upon his sena-
toria duties at next session with much OF IDS
old vigor.
John W., one of tho fayorite and most
business like Of brigham Young's sons now
East ON railroad business, has divorced two Of
his three wives and viii hereafter reside in
Philadelphia. A well founded rumor prevails
that Mormon agents are negotiating FOR large
tracts Of land in Mexico.
The Childrons Aid Society passed a reso-
luton that II the Greeley estate il in tho same
condition now as it was IN 1871. they insist
upon their legacy of ten thousand dollars.
They viii not, however demand the legacy if
tho estate is embarrassed, ns is reported.
The Ohildrcn's Aid Society has received
$4,000 from an old friend of the society, 90
make up for the probable loss in case the
Greeley estate viii be materially impaired.
FOREIGN LNTELLIGENCE.
The Pope last week gave am audience to
several officers of the United States navy who
Sronow in Rome. In the course of CONVERGE
tion, His Holiness asked how he would be re-
ceived in America. The officers replied that
the people of that country would regard his
taking up his residence among them as a great
honor.
President Theirs viii recognize the Span
ish Republic 30 soon as he is officially notified
OF its establishment. Tho Bias Pablo says
10 sincerely wishes the new Republic we'll and
counsels those who have charge Of it to be-
ware Of oosmopohtanism and foreign inter
IN.
that the French government prohibited NJ.
Pardonuol, tne ruuH.,s uuu,,rotio,a osont, from
lecturing in Belfort
"A special from Paris says it is reported in
that city that the troops OF tho regular army
in Spain are divided in their choice OF a form
Of government. The cavalry arc said to be
pronounced in favor OF monarchy, with
Prince Asturias, son OF the ex. Queen Isabella
as King, while the infantry favor a republic.
special from Rome says the abdioOiion OF
Amadeus was received with satisfaction on an
sides. Neither Victor Emanuel or the Italian
government gave any advice TO Amadeus. The
lattor telegraphed to Romc froquently giving
Information.
"A dispatch from Madrid says ahdication
and tho declaration OF tho republic have been
disseminated throughout an Spain, and no
where occasioned disturbance. The cN-King
Amadeus With his wife and children have gone
60 Lisbon, where he viii remain until spring.
Paris kilograms report Don Carlos pre-
panng 70 take advantage Of the crisis i'm
Spain 20 push his claims TO the throne
Naples An Italian fngate has SAILED
from tiis port for Lisbon to meet Amedcus
and convey him 10 this country Another
man Of war has gone to Valencia 10 bring
away the sN-Rtns's attendants aud court
eQuipage.
MADRID The National Assembly l,as elected
Parolees, sevane, Gsmez and Cliao yice-Prest
dents An addrss in reply 20 the kings mes.
sage Of abdiration was adopted Itconclude.
with tho declaration that when the present
perils q conspiracy aSd obstacles are over
come, Spaniarls win pot be able 20 onoi
Amadeuz a crown, but they win oGer him an.
other dignity, that OF being citizen Of FIRE,
and independent country.
The Cuban rcyolutionistr OF New York ar,
iu great geo over tho proclauatior Of the re.
public ia Spain, and think it VIII lead b ia,
speedy tndependcnce of Cuba