Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-04
FOREIGN.
Bubbles from the Spanish CauIdron.
The MaGrid Volcano.

The Madrid Volcano.
MADRID April S.-Senor Castella
threatens to resign unless the Ministry adop
more decisive and energetic policy. His
colleagues hesitate TO interfere in the con.
flics between the people and the munici
pality Of the capital. The popular leaders
declare the corporation is responsible fo
future events.
Reported" Massacre of Prisoners.
The Cure of Santa Cruz has arrived a
Vera, with the troops in close pursuit. His
uncle and sister fed into France. The
Csrlists are reported to have shot sixty
prisoners at Berga.
Arming COMMUNISTS.
Seven thousand Minnie rifles. the first in
stalnlent of $1,000 promised, have been
forwarded to Barcelona for distribution
smong the people. The Armament Com
mittee there is preparing levy en- masse
for the defense Of the Province.
Mutiny or Government TrOOus.
A disturbance occurred yesterday in the
artillery barracks at Valencia. Several
men killed or wounded. Order restored.
Particulars not yet published.
The Commune Proclaimed in saIa-
manea.
BAYoNNE, April {. Gen. NouviIlas has
arrived at Esella, 25 miles southwest of
P&mpeluna, and made it the headquarters
OF bis operations against the CarlistS,
The Commune has been declared in the
province of Salamanca. Some rioting fol-
lowed but was suppressed by the gend-
armes.
Little Portugal Alarmed.
LIsRoN, April 3.-In Parliament TODAY
Deputy Vallada made an alzr1nist speech.
He declared that the Crown was 5eset with
dangers from the latent revolutionary ele-
ment. The President of the Ministry an
swered the Deputy, showing his fears were
groundleSS and calling on Lhe House TO
trust in the loyalty of the country.
Pie NonO.
LONDON, April ga dispatch from
Rome says the Pope is slightly i'll.
An UItramOntane FurOre i'm the
British Commons.
LoEDoN, April 3.-In Commons tonight
Munster, member for Mallow, rose to qnes-
ton Of privilege, had read by the clerk an
extract from the Pail Mall Gazette refecting
on the conduct of the Irish members in re-
gard to the Dublin University bill.
Disraeli said the article referred to GER
tain ultramontano members, and it was
better to find out who they were than TO in
terfere with the liberty of the press.
Mitchell Henry, member from Galway,
appealed to the House against the epithet
used as slur on Irish men,
bers.
Mccarthy Downing, of Cork, declared
that when defending hls faith he was an ui-
and was not ashamed OF It.
he Indignantly repudisted the charge of
Dixie Coleridge regretted the debate, and
feared the subject could not be disposed of
by joke (Disraeli's Ultramontane squib).
Agar Ellis, from Kilkenny, was not an
Ultramontane, but condemned the Pail
Mall article.
Bernsl Osborne confessed he was ignor-
ant Of the meaning of the word ultramoa-
tame. He heard Mr.. Gladstone called an
The member from Ireland,
honest and conservative, had been grossly
insulted. But he hoped the miserable
publisher would not be dragged before the
bar. 1t would be better to treat him with
contempt.
nIs INOnd1ucf IucluUcE HOn tuc ClJy Ol
Cork, said be supposed he was one of the
to whom disloyslty was imputed,
bu, he rejOiced a, the appearance of such
articles as the one in question. The tone
of the English press was doing more to
to promote home rule than centuries
Of anguish and oppression. Mr.. Disraeli's
joke would have the same effect in Ireland
which his speech had years ago, when he
made reply to his constituents who had
given "Three cheers for the famine in
Ireland" (Ories OF oh oh and c1eefs.)
Mr.. Munster said ne could easily dispose
Of Mr.. Disraeli's joke. Daniel O'ConDell
was once summoned to the bar of house
because he publicly declared the tories had
perjared themselves. He ought to have
asked whether there were any tories there.
Mr.. Gladstone remarked that he appeared
to bs the hero of the first paragraph of the
article. he thought the attack was not a
breach of privilege, although it was unjust
ifable and without foundation; be appealed
to the member from Mallow to withdraw
his molten,
The motion TESs withdrawn.