Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-21
FOREIGN.



PARIS, Oct. 2O.-The article In th
journal des Debats to-day regards the res
toration of royalty certainty.
the Church OF the 6esu Expr0pri
afed. 4
RoafE, Oct. 20.--The General of th
Society of the Jesuits was to-day ofEciall.
notified by the government that the ordel
must Immediately vacate the premises oc
cupied By them in this city.
Cenfiseation of Ecclesiastical Pro
perry. ws.
The Committee Of Liquidation of ecclesi
astical property appointed under the Law To-
the abolition of religious corporations, tool
possession Of Elk converts. The Recters
read q protest, which the committee accept
ed, and then banded 10 each inmate a GER
titicate for his future income. The United
States and Portuguese Consuls also protest
ed against the seizure Of certain portions Of
the Franciscan converts on the ground thai
they were the property Of citizens of theil
respective governments.
The Pope's Pocket-Chaage I'm Danger,
The Gdzetta d,Ttdiid asserts that the &.
nancial crisis In America has caused great
excitement at the Vatican. Il has never
been kept secret that great part Of the
money received from Peters Pencs and
part of the private property Of prelates, has
been deposited in American banks by Car
dinal Antonelli. lss1ss4s a'sz
ssisrailIeuse in the Pepper War.
New YORK, Oct. 18.-A letter from Pa
dong, Sumatra, says the second expedition
to Acheen to leave in October, will consist
of a feet of thirty ships and steamers, and
from $4,000 to 1900 men. There will
probably be hard fighting on the first land
ing, and perhaps some heavy loss of life,
but the Achinese will find out they can't
stand against mitrailleuse and breech-load-
ers.
The Late Dr.. NeIatOn.
DR.. Nelston has left In France q home
equal to 81, 100000. The late Emperor
Napoleon made him Senator, an honor to
which FL 200 per annum were paid, in re-
turn for having saved the life Of the Prince
Imperial.
Tricks upon Travellers.
Aperson giving the name of John Barlow
presented b mself lately to some of the
leading firms In Italy with circular credit
Of Messrs Drexel, Morgan & Co., Of New
York, for two thousand pounds. He took
great part of the money in Rome and
almost the whole of the remainder in Flor
ence. On the following day when the draft
come to be presented to the London house,
it turned out the credit was issued in the
name of an American lady and that the
name and SIGNATURE had been replaced by
that of John Barlow. Several of the first
banking houses on the Continent have been
defrauded of large amounts in this way, the
names in whose favor these letters of credit
are issued having been efaced b0th In the
body and in the signature so as not to leave
the slightest trace, and tbs name ofthe par
ty inserted who presents the credit and who
is ready to exhibit bis passport or proper
proofs OF identity if demanded.
Relations between Italy and Ger.
many.
The Berlin Deutche- Hdrrichten of the
Sd gives the following official definition of
the present state of relations between Italy
and Germany: A formal basis of an agree
ment had already been fixed before the
visit of the King of Italy to Berlin took
place. An eventual offensive and de-
fensive alliance can only be concluded
on q well defined basis, and two militia
~ conferences have taken place between
Count Won Moltke and Gen. Vert Viale, in
the presence of other officers of high rank.
This will show pretty nearly the nature of
the prelimi nary negotiations. No definite
resolutions have been taken by the two al
lied governments with reference 10 steps
eventually to be taken by them at the next
Papal election. Signor Minghorett declared
to bis diplomatic friends here that the Ger
man government was guided by reasons OF
state, while Italy occupied herself with the
question of properly of the church.
Demanding Money and Provisions.
MADRID, Oct. 20.-The Intrsnsigente
squadron from Cartegna, arrived of the
harbor of Valencia yesterday, followed and
closely watched by several British, French
and Italian men-of-war. Contreras, COM
the squadron, sent q boat for
money and provisions. He declares he
wishes to avoid bombardmeHt, and appeals
to supporters of Cantonal's independence
il Valencin to see thai bis demand is con-
coded. The authorities of the city, however,
refuses to comply and are actively
for defense. Troops are going
forward from the capital to reinforce the
garrison. The insurgents threaten to seize
or sink the Spanish gunboat Lepanto,
which Is BOW lying in the harbor Of Valen-
cha. They have already captured three
Spanish merchantmen at the entrance of
the harbor. British.Admiral Yelverton de-
mands that 96 hours notice be given before
bombardment begins, and has warned Con-
treras that if shot is fired at the Lepanto
before the expiration of that time, the
English, French and Italian vessels will
open on his squadron. 1t is thought that
the rebels will make no attempt to land, but
will proceed to some port on the French
coast, after collecting all money they can
torrifv tha Soaniards into delivarino