Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13
FOREIGN
The Squabble of Spanish Succession
The IrrecOncIIables and the Inexpli.
cables.

The IrrecOncIIables and the InexpIi.
cables. ~
LONDON, June IA special from Mad
rid reports that the crisis in the Govern
ment Of Spain continues, and fears are en-
tertained Of serious outbreak. The Cor
ties remained in secret session most OF yes
terday. During its deliberations armed
volunteers surrounded the palace. A large
body of police was concentrated at the
Column OF Dos De Mayo, and troops were
posted at other places in the city. The
irreconciiable press openly advocates reVo-
luton. The situation is very disquieting.
Armed irreconcilables and partisans OF the
majority of the Cortes respectively, occup Y
the strategic positions in3the city and q con-
flict is feared.
MADRID, June PAT caucus Of the
majority last night, a new ministry was
agreed on, headed by Senior ri Y. Marga'l.
TIE authorities are determined to resolnte-
ly sustain the majority at whatever meas
ures they may adopt. Figueras has left
Madrid.
LATER.-GeneralH idalgo has been ap-
pointed civic Governor Of Madrid
va Quite Calm. -aT0
MADRID, June 1.-THE excitement
which has prevailed in Madrid the past few
days has greatly subsidized, and the city has
been quite calm to-day. The armed fac
tons which have teen posted at different
points have been Withdrawn, all parties
having accepted the Ministry formed by the
majority of the Cortes last night. Senior
Figueras has arrived at Huesca. He is
going to France. ~
More Mutiny.
A regiment of troops stationed at the
town of Murvideo, Ia miles from the city
of Valencia, mutinied yesterday and muir
dered their Lieut.. Colonel. g.,
Modest Demands.
2 LONDON, June 12.-There is a serious
dispute inthe building trade in this city.
The Journeymen ask an advance of wages
of half penny lone cent per hour, which
the master builders refuse TO give. It is
feared the dispute will lead to The greatest
lockout ever known in the city. d.
Eugenie.
e The ex-Empress Eugene hastaken her de-
parture from England for continent by
way of Ostend.
Italy Looking for Emergencies.
1t is reported that treaty of alliance has
been concluded between Germany and
Italy. -.r
Wants His Scalp.
PARIS, June 12.-Gen. Ladmiralt has
applied to the assembly for authority to
prosecute the Communist Rane now mem
Der of that body.
Our German Relations.
BERLIN, June 12.-Herr Kurd VOI
Schloseer, the German minister at Wash
ington, has arrived here. 1t is not likely
that be will return 20 the United States.
Herr Won Krause at present attached to the
German legation in London is to be sent to
Washington as charge d'affairs.
Alsace.
1t is probable that Parliament will adop
a resolution extending the provisions Of the
Constitution of Germany to Alsace ana
Lorraine, in which case they will be entitled
TO elect ID members Of Parliament. None
nationality will be allowed to vote unit
they have proved allegiance TO Germany.
Central Asia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June IA ruInor i:
"nrrent that the Khivan expeditionar.
column under General Kaufman has me
with reverse.
A Menace TO Turkey.
The Russian iron-clad, which has been
building some time past in the dock yard q
| NicolaisO, was launched to-day, inaugural
| ing the revival of the Russian feet on the
Black sea. The Grand Duke Constantine
High Admiral of the Navy, presided over
| the ceremonies.
| Released.
HAVANA, June l2.-The New YtrE
Herald correspondent, Price, was llberate'
to-day.
| San Domingo.
Late advices from San Domingo hav
been received. The revolutionists hat
been outnumbered and compelled to re
treat from Gusjubin. When reinforced
was believed they would advance again.