Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
FOREIGN.
Death of John Stuart Mill.

LONDON, May 9.-John Stuart Mill died
at Avignon, France. The intelligence reach
ed here at 2o'clock this afternoon.
Herald special.-John Stuart Mill died of
Phegmcnous Erysiplas. 1t terminated
fatally the day after its appearance, closing
the passages of the throat. Mill left an au-
photography ready for the press, and several
other completed works.
A spanish Demand.
1t is reported the Spanish Minister to
Great Britain has made demand on Earl
Granville for the prosecution Of the Lon
don Carlist Committee, which is soliciting
funds 10 aid the cause of Don Carlos.
MADRID, May 9.-Admlral Lopete has
been arrested. The misunderstanding be-
tween Velarde snd Minister Of War Ma
villa has been adjusted.
Big Battle-COnflieting Accounts.
MADRID, May 9.-The Carlists claim q
victory for their chief Darregaray in Ma
varre and assert that they took three COM
missioned officers prisoners, including a
colonel, and captured piece Of artillery;
but these pretensions are discredited by the
the defeat and route of Darregary which is
vi lHLcI udLC Luhl Tic Sa4llob 0lcRobSbs
A Settler.
MADRID, May 9.-Herald speeial.-In
the recent battle with Darregaray near Es-
talls, Navarro, the government troops were
totally routed. They lost 200 killed, many
prisoners, small arms and one cannon.
Col. Navarro is among the prisoners. The
government army in Biscay is in a state of
mutiny in consequence of not having re-
ceived their pay.
A New Feature In Civilized Warfare.
BAYoNNE, May 9.--It is said that traffic
will soon be resumed on the Northern rail-
road in Spain, there being a tscit agreement
between the Government and the Carlists
to respect the neutrality of railways and
permit the running of trains so long as
they do Dot bear troops or materials of war.
A VIennese .Panie-ROthsehiId Pub
lIcly IRsuIted.
VIENNA, May 9.-There was wild pam
ic or the bourse to-day caused by the fail
ure of leading firm, which threw large
amount Of stock on the market. So great
was the excitement shat business became
impossible and spectators lave petltioned
the Government to order a suspension of
transactions for several days, and adopt
measures of relief. During the height of
the panic Rohtschild and Schsy were pub
licly insulted on the bourse.
The ExpOsifiOn-A Family Explosion.
The number of visitors 70 the Exposition
since the opening haa been from $4,000 to
10000 daily,
LONDON, Nav ga special dispatch to
the Stanford, from Vienna, states that
serious difference has arisen between Arch
Duke Charles Louis, the patron, and Baro n
Schwartz, the Superintendent of the Uni
veFsal Exposition, In consequence of the
backwardness of the arrangements. The
Emperor siding with the Baron, the Arch
Duke Charles has taken umbrage and left
Vienna.
A Free Church I'm a Free State,
ROME, May 9.-In the Chamber % Dep
uties to-day, Minister Vise0nte VenosGa
made speech in favor OF the bill abolish
ing religious corporations. BE said Italy
is not compelled to preserve the Obligations
of Mortmain, by which these bodies existed,
bat at the same time should leave the gem
erals of the religious orders the means of
keeping up their communications with the
Catholic world. Italy, in abolishing the
temporal power, Cohtt4ooeeS W tne pfOSreSs
of the century, but she must refraia from
attacking the spiritual power.
The Eng Iksh Bank FOrgers.
HAVANA, April 6.-The EngliSt. steamer
Corsica, which left this 6yes|..ng for Eng
land, took Bidweli aloIIg, in charge of the
English esseettVo'. His wife is passenger
on tne co'--.ca. 1t is reported that BID
Wei' viii turn States evidence.
Wilson, the New York thief, who tried to
rob the English detectives on board the
steamer Moro Castle, on their voyage from
| New York to this port, will probably be
liberated soon and banished.
| O'KeIIey.
A dispatch from Santiago de Cuba says
OpKell,y arrived there yesterday, and was
placed in Moro Fort. The trial wilt be
conducted there.