Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-11
FOREIGN.


- EOkE1GN.
Carlisfs Capture q Town.
MADRID, July 1O.-The Carlists have
captured the togn ofSan Guesa, in Navarro,
and shot a tax collector.
The FichbOrne Case.
LONDON, July 10.-The case for the pros
ecution against the Tichborne claimant
closed to-day, aud the trial adjourned until
the 21st instant.
Cholera In Prussia.
BERLIN, July 10.-A dispatch from Bres-
lau says violen5 type of cholera has appear
ed in tina. city. There have been eighteen
cases, fourteen proving fatal. In Lauter-
burg, thirty-four miles northeast of Stras-
burg, there were eight cases, four fatal.
Claim Against Uncle Samuel.
LONDON, July 10.-An advertisement
appears this morning, calling meeting OF
all persons who have claims against The
United States, which arose after the term
inal date fixed in the treaty of Washington,
for the purpose Of taking Joint action for
the advancement Of their interests.
Honor Conferred.
VIENNA, July 10.--The Emperor has
conferred the Grand Cross or Order of
Francis Joseph on Baron Scawarz, Direc-
tor General Of the International Exhibi-
ton.
Summoned for Trial.
CoNsTANrINOPLE, July 10.-MOham-
med Pacha has been summoned to Con-
stantinopie to be tried for acts committed
when he was Yizier.
MADRID, July 10.-Lenor Luner, minis
ter Of the Colonies, will introduce meas
una In the Cortes to-day, applying the pro-
visions OF the federal constitution with GER
tain restrictions, to the island ofPorto Rico.
Held as Hostages. $500
The Csrlists have seized 81 residents of
Marss and hold seven of them hostages for
the safe return Of insurgents now in the
hands of the Republicans. The remain
ing q are held for ransom.
Resignation Accepted.
The resignation Of Gen. NouVillas as
commander in chef of the army of the
north has been accepted. 1t is said that
Gen COrdova vii. he appointed successor.
The New Italian GOvernment.
FLORENCE, JQly 10.--The crisis in the
Italian Ministry has terminated. Siguor
Minghetti, who was summot ed to this city
by the King, formed Cabinet, which is
constituted as follows: President of Coun-
Gil and Minister Of Finance, Signor Ming
hetti; Minister of Foreign Affairs, SignOr
Viscounte Venosta; Minister of the Interior,
Signor Contelii; Minister of Justice and
Ecclesiastical Affairs, Mgnor Vigliani; Min
lister OF War, Lieute1ant-General Ricotti
Magnani, Minister of Marine, Sgnor Spa
vents; Minister of Public instruction, Sig
nor Scialogs; Minister Of Commerce and
Agriculture, SignOr Final.
The Steamer VirgInIus.
/ HAVANA, July 10.-The steamship Vir-
ginius has arrived at Kingston, Jamaica.
from Aspinwall. She was followed ont of
the latter port By the United States steamer
Kansas, and the Spanish frigsta Baz,n, but
in consequence of her superior speed, she
soon outrun them.
The AhVan War.
LONDON, July 10.-Herald special-Gen.
Kaufman telegraphs details OF military Op-
erations prior to the captRre Of Khlva. The
dispatch was delayed At OrenbErg, owing
TO the inability % wire foreign language.
Gen. Kaufman eros ed the Oxus June first,
with ten pieces OF artillery, two mitrailleus-
es, 1900 infantry and 900 cavalry. Having
passed AdamkVlgsa May IA,
Water Being Scarce,
camels were sent back for supply, causing
delay Of one week. Gen. kaufman at
tackled Adam Kurseland, and repuised the
famous brigand Sadik Valtak.
Suffering Terribly
from want of water, Kaufman pushed
forward reaching Dock OOkak on the Oxus,
skirmishiHg all the way for the last twenty
| miles. He reached water and charged the
Turcomans, capturing IL boats. Follow
| ing the river for so miles, he arrived oppo-
site this station May IS, at a strong fort on
the left bank. Gen. GolaVaschof opened
fire and
SiIenced the Khiyan Guns.
Meantime Macgasson hsd wandered in
the desert from point to point on uncertain
! information, following in the wake of the
army until two of his horses died from
hunger and thirst, finally he reached the
Oxus. May Is the KhiVans
Offered Submission.
and Kaufman crossed in captured boats,
] and was met by friendly proclamation.
The inhabitants brought h1ead, fruit, goats,
ETC., for which the Russians paid enormous
| prices, having I.ved for the past week on
black biscuit. Marched on Fort Kasanash
on Jure 4, 10 miles from the river and 40
J from Khiva. The troops camPei in gar
dens filed with ripe apricots and mulber-
ries. The whole available force Of $4,000
men then continued to move on khiVs
with certain prospec. of a brilliant sQc-
cess.
The Germans EvacuatIng Franco.
| PARIS, July 12.-In accordance with the
treaty signed in Berlin last March, under
which the De- artments of Vasger, Ardennes
and Meurthe, Mosselle, as well as the for
tress AronGisement of Belfast are to be
evacuated on payment of tbs second in
stallment of the last milliard indemnity, the
German troops commenced to retire on the
Sd inst. The withdrawal will continue BY
detachments until the 18th of August, when
the above mentioned counties will be en-