Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-03
FOREIGN.
ItaIy-scarcIty of Governments Ma
tertaI.

| Italy-Scarcity of Governments Ma
tertal.
ROME, May 2-The ministerial crisis
continues. The King has consulted Rear
| do and Menghetti who both advise the re-
turn of the ministry to Office.
CarIist Mutineers.
MADRID, May 1.-THE Carlist prisoners
on one of the Canary islands mutinied
some days ago. The guard fred on them
and many were killed and wounded.
A dispatch from Barcelona says Gen.
Velaide has issued an order granting am
nesty to all Carlists who surrender within
eight days, except those who deserted from
the Spanish army and the leaders, and re-
quiring the inhabitants of Berget to pay
$4,000 for allowing the Carlists under Sa-
ballo to enter the town.
The recruiting ofvolunteers who are to
be brought into active service a1ainst the
Carlists is in progress throughout Spain.
'san Juan-Crying Over split MILK.
LONDON, May I'm the House OF Com
mons tonight Lord Geo. Hamilton called
attention to the nature Of the reference of
the treaty of 1S46 which, under the treaty
OF Washington was submitted together with
the northwestern boundary question to the
decision of the German Emperor. He regret
ted that the English Government had allow
ed upon that part of the Oregontreaty an in
depreciation fatal to the just claims of Eng
land. Rosario strait long after 1916 was
the only known navigable channel between
Oregon and Vancouver's Island, and hence
was undoubtedly the channel indicated ia
the treaty Of 1916. Yet the government
with unhappy ingenuity excluded the arbi-
TRAITOR from tie consideration of this partic-
ular channel. He found no fault with the
Emperor William. He thought the Gene
va arbitrator would have acted more wise
ly, had they anticipated his method and
confined themselves to rendering their de-
cision without giving the reasonssthere-
for. Lord Hamilton said he would make
no motion and only desired to obtain from
the House such an expression of opinion as
would discourage the making of treaties
hereafter on the Notwithstanding
principle.
Capt Ballie Cochrane said Earl Gran
ville's foreign policy had always been the
reverse of that of Aberdeen, PalmerstOn,
Russell and Stanley. 1t had recently given
to Russia 500 miles of frontier in Asia.
The negotiation with the United States
had been pursued in accordance with the
same policy of Cancellation and humilia-
ton.
,Viscount Enfield defended Earl Gran
vile and indicated the course he had
taken.
Viscount Bury could not but feel that
the EmperOr's decision was serious blow,
but It would be waste of time TO reopen
negotiation. Probably arbitration would
soon be required again to settle the boun-
dairy between Alaska and British Co
!umbia.
The Old Question of 1855.
The Turkish Government has ordered
100000 rifles in the United States. The
trouble between the Latin and Greek
Monks at Bethlehem has subsided and Or
der has been restored. The Porte leaves the
guilty unpublished, but Russia demands their
punishment. Hopes are expressed that the
great powers will now settle the dispute
about the custody of the holy places, out
of which this scandal arose, but they hest
tate to approach question of SO del cate
character.
The Engineer of SebsstOpOI. a
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The Emper-
ors of Germany and Russia paid visit to
Gen. Todleben last evening and listened TO
bis lecture on SebastopOl.