Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-06
FOREIGN.
No Celebration of the Fourth In Lis
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LISBON, July 5.-There was no banquet
here In celebration of TIE 4th of July.
The representatives of the United States
were absent, and there was no american
vessel on lie TsgUs. st +.
Rising Among HInGOS Peasants
LONDON, July GA dispatch from Bonn
bay gives intelligence of rising among the
Hindoo peasants in the district of Paonah
They refused to pay rents, and plundereo
and burned several houses. Two bands
have been dispersed by the police.
Trial Of Marshal Bszaine. e
& Paris correspondent telegraphs that the
trial of Marshal BsZaine will probably take
place at Ccmpiegne in the latter part OF
September. 5.sr n
SickIes Celebrates the Fourth:
MADRID, July 5.-The anniversary of
the independence of the United States was
celebrated at the American Legation yes
rday by grand banquet Among the
distingui he'd guests of Minister Sickles
was Senior CASTELAR,, Ministers CT the Cabi-
net, foreign representatives end President
ofthe CoTtes. 100,
Duel in Prospect.
LONDON, July 5.-A special from Paris
SAYS the duel bctween Rave and Decassag-
re will take place Monday.
success ora Great Undertaking.
HEARTS CONTENT, n, F., July 20
The LAYING Ct cable Of 1873 WAS successful
ly completed this morning shortly after
midnigh5.
The shah.
The Shah of Persia left this city to-day
for France. He proceeded to Portsmouth,
where at 2 o'clock, embarked on the Brit
fish steam sloop Rapid, which sailed imme-
diately for Chsrbourg. An immense croWd
gathered at the railway station in this city
and loudly cheered the Shah. A parting
salute was fred by vessels attached to the
Channel Squ- dron.
The Vienna Exposition.
VIENNA, July 5-The number offoreign
visitors to tie Exposition is increasing
daily. great majority are from England.
,Jur,es are now hard at work, and1t Is gem
orally though that considerable number
of prizes will be awarded the American ex-
hibitors A severe rain storm passed over
the city to-day, considerably damaging
goods in the United States department OF
the exhibition, and running silks in the
French section.
Jackson s. Schultz has left Vienna. Carl
Schurz and Mr.. Adams arc here. Gen.
Van Buren, has gone to Vsslaner, twenty
miles from this city.
LISBON, July 5.-The customs authori-
ties have fined the Capt. Of the Steamship,
Murillo. which ran into and sunk the emil
grant ship Nurthfleet in the English channel
300, 900 reals for falling to come to Lisbon,
when he had cargo for this port.
The CarIIsts to be Suppressed.
MADRID, July 5.--The government has
decided to employ every resource to crush
the Csrlist instruction. A proclamation
will be issued giving the insurgents i've
DAYS to surrender to the Republican forces,
after which time cordOns will be drawn
around the insurrectioDary district and
decisive campaign commenced. 10 conse-
consequence of the interruption OF the rail-
WAYS in the north, the mails are now sent
from Spain by sea in war vessels.
Another Failure.
ROME, July Count de Cambray Digny
has failed to form q cabinet, and the crisis
in minister continues. The Pope walked
in the Vatican grounds to-day unsupported
by attendants.
Arrival fthe Shah.
CHERBoGRG, July 5.-The Shah arrived
10 this harbor this afternoon on board OF
the British steamer Rapid. In the evening
numerous bonfires were lighted on the
shore, and shipping in the harbor was hung
with Chinese lanterns, making ve-y bril-
liant spectacle. His majesty will disem-
| bark Sunday.
The Khan ImpIOres CIemency.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 5.-It is officially
announced that the Khan of khiva and 81
his ministers who flei the Capitol upon the
approach of the Russian troops, have re
turned and submitted to Gen. Kaufman
beseechiDg his clemency and imploring hi
merciful consideration. Gen. Penning ha;
tue disposition of their cases and ha:
placed them under guard.