Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-23
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The Chronic French Crisis.
wlIL Il Culmtnate To-aaye

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: PARIS, May 22.--This being ascension
day is observed as holiday throughout
France. = The debate in National assembly
tomorrow absorbs the attention of all
classes. The government has resolved to
support the simple order Of the day against
the Interpolation of the right centre. A full
attendance OF. deputies issexpseted, and IL.
is probable that upwards OF 700 votes viii be
cast. All the actions of the assembly will
meet in the morning previous tothe COM
mencement OF the lebate to prepare for the
discussion. There are apprehensonss of
disturbances and precautions have been Ia
ken by the military authorities for the sup
preston of any disorderly demonstration.
The Pays, in its issue this afternoon,
confirms the report that the Bonapartists
have joined with the Monsrchists. TIE
Biea Public says President ThieIs and bis
Ministers are neither discouraged nor dis
united. The Soir believes it is the exis-
tence of the. Government and not Of the
Cabinet, which is staked on the vote TO-
morrow.
1t is reported that q conspiracy to kill
President Theirs has been discovered. The
concoctor Of the plot is said to be mad
man. 1.r7
AAO SRohA8A1 OANAA
BARCELONA, May 22.-Later dispatches
received from SauasaDjs state that twenty
of the volunteers who surrendered o the
Carlists were butchered, aud the fate of
forty others is unknown, but it is believed
they too have been killed. These atrocities
caused Immense excitement here. The
militia assembled at their armOries and de-
manded that the Carlist prisoners in this
city be given up to them in retaliation.
The authorities refused to surrender the
prisoners, and to save them sent them to a
fortress in the harbor. 1t is probable that
number of well-known Carlist sympa-
thizers in Barcelona will be arrested and
held as hostages for the safe return of the
volunteers now in the hands of the insur-
rectionists. A levy en- masse upon the
population for forces to operate against toe
insurgents is expected.
COnscrIptinR children.
LATER.-Gen. Valaide has issrled q
proclamation calling all males hbtWeen
fourteen and sixteen years of age into the
Republican columns, and tmeatenS the in
Fiction of heavy penalties upon all munich
palities attempting to thwart its operation.
What HyacI1the Doesn't Like.
LONDON, May ga special to the Ne1os
from Geneva says Father Hyacinthe, in his
sermons in that city, attacks the confession
al aud celibacy and also urges the election
of their priests and the use of the bj BILE and
liturgy in the national language.
The Daily Target.
The Lancet publishes detailed state
ment of the mslady of the Pope, which it
says is worse than has been officially
stated. ''.
Bright Ideas.
A letter from John Bright is pub lished
to-day, ia which, r eferring to the adhe renee
Ofthe Americans to Republic, he says the
arguments used by Monsrchists in support
of the present form of government in Great
Britain may be used with equal reason Ill
support of the Republican America.
The HeraId's sCOm missioners'' - o.
Kelley TO be COurt.MsrtiaIed.
HAVANA, May 22.-The arrest of Price,
a correspondent of the New York Herald
and the refusal to allow his counsel and
friends to communicate with him has reviy-
ed the question of the power Of the govern
ment to try foreigners according to SPANS
law, by which the testimony of witnesses
and prisoners is taken by the Judge without
publicity, and the prisoners are compelled
to answer written interrogations without
knowing the charges against them, or who
are their accnsers.
1t is reported a court martial is to be con-
vened in Cuba to try O'Kelley.