Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-19
FOREIGN.
The Spanish Crisis Approaching a
Solution.
France Recognizes the Carlists as
BelligereDts.
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PARIS, Aug. Is Thus far during the
month, the Government has suppressed OF
forbidden the sale of twenty Republican
newspapers 10 the provinces. The leaders
of the Left have en- cred a public protest
against these suppressions and will ques-
ton the Government on the subject when
the Assembly meets.
MADRID, Aug. 19.-The EpOcd OF this
city alleges that the French GJvernT ent Is
secretly fsvoriDg the operations Of the Car
lists in order to strengthen the cause of the
Count de Chambord. The Carliss infant
ry in Spain number 20 900 men.
The Spanish COMMUNISTS.
Several persons have been condemned TO
death by the Tribunal of Justice at Seville
for firing buildings by means Of petroleu N
while that city was occupied by the insur-
gents. Many others charged with the same
crime escaped to Portugal, but number OF
them have been arrested and surrendered TO
the Spanish officers.
The Internationalists In Barcelona dis
coursging the burning of factories by their
companions claiming TO believe that all such
property will soon become their own.
Berga Either Taken or not Taken.
There is no truth In the dispatch sent to
the Carlist Junta at Bayonne reporting the
capture of Bergs by the Insurgents.
The Csrlist Junta, of Bayonne, announce
the receipt OF second dispatch which says
that by the fall of Berga the Csrlists cap
tured 1900 prisoners, large number of
cannon and much ammunition.
Herald Special.
SAN GUEsA, Aug. 19.-The French
Government has taken an initiatory step
towards recognizing the Carlists as bellige-
rents, having issued orders permitting the
passage Of arms and munitions of war be-
tween the two Customhouse lines in South
France. A decree dated in March, 1850,
which prohibited such transportation on the
borders is now rescindsd by tie Paris Gov
eminent. Tle border authorities have
been notified BY circular, thus enabling
Csrlists to dispense with the use of steam
er and risk her capture.
A Herald correspondent at Csrtegena IN
der date of Aug. 10, telegraphs that all the
women and children have been ordered to
leave the city during the impending strug-
gle. The city of Mureia was taken yester-
day by MaTtinezs Campo. Firing has COM
Lobsz, blocksding San Pedro. The British
commander refuses to surrender the insur-
gent frieates Vittoria and Alfonso, and both
are ordered to proceed to GiOralter. The
IDsurgent frigates Men5ez, Numez and Fer
nando Ellatolati, it is expected, will fight
the Spanish gunboats of the island of Es-
combrera. The foreign ships lying in the
bay of Escombrera include the United
States frigale Wabash, one French man-of
war, two Italian, and the British shio Lord
Warden Surfhouse, and four others.
Italy Can't Stand PiIgrimages.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-A letter from
Rome says the Syndic [Msyor] has post
ed up notice prohibiting all persons, un-
der pretense of making pilgrimages, wheth-
er siHgly or in groups, from passing through
the city. 1t is regarded as fanatics not
to be encouraged and as a means used to
keep UP political excitement, as well as dst-
rimental to pubic health. Allowing great
crowds to come together at Assist or other
similar places. with very imperf Ct means of
accommodation, might be atte dad with as
serious harm as the Musselman pilgrimages
to Mecca, which have served to propagate
the cholera and other maladies.
Highly" Romantic.
A Lima, Peru, letter says on the 4th Of
July party of America engineers employ
ed on tie Oraso railroad, hoisted the stars
and stripes knee deep in snow at the sum-
NIT of the high st peak of the Cordilleras
tIayersed by the line aud the highest point
ever boDored by the Uniled States fl g
Que of the party was Mr.. JOB Tobias.