Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-10
FO Il EIGN.
Another Little Crisis I'm Paris,

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PARIS, Jan. 9-The Journal Official an
nounceS that the Cabinet have rendered
| thelI designations in consequence of the alb
sence from the Assembly yesterday of a
large number of their supporters which re-
suited in defeat of the government. Pres
| ident MacMahon begs the ministers not to
retire, but to await vote of confidence
which will be passed by the Assembly to
day.
The Assembly to-day at the request of
Admiral Saisset, of the Left-Centre, unani-
mously voted to adjourn till Monday. No
action was taken on the ministerial queS-
tion. The Carlists are now completely in
vesting Bilboa and are about to renew their
attacks on POrtugalete.
Unwilling the Statue of Prince Al.
bert.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Prince of Wales
unveiled the statue of the Prince ConsOrt
at HalbOrne ViadUct to-day, with appropri
ate ceremonies.
The remains of the late Emperor NapO-
leon Ill were transferred to-day to a sarcO-
phagus presented to Eugene by Queen Vic
toria. A number of leading Bonapaatists
attended, but Prince Napoleon was absent.
German UItra-MOntanes.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times intimates
that it is possible the elections to be held
in Germany to-day will give one-fOurth Of
the seats in the Reichstag to the Ultra
Montana party.
Spanish Ministers Abroad.
MADRID, July 9-The Government of
Spain, will make many changes in its repies
sentatives abroad, but Admiral Palo de
Bernaba, a Minister at Washington, viii re-
main there. The. Government continues
to receive congratulatOry kilograms fJom all
quarters, especially Cuba.
COrtes Dissolved
The Ministry have issued long mani
feStO addressed TO the nation declaring its
objects TO be identical with those of the rev.
olutiOn Of 1865. A decree was promulga-
ted to-day dissOlving the Cortes and an
nOuncing that the election for a new body
would be held as soon rs order is rendered
secure, and freedom and universal suffrage
are unhindered.
The Troubles i'm COahuIIa.
MATAMORAS, Jan. 9.-In order to sup
press disorders which have existed for sew
eral months past in the State of COahuila,
between the followers of Gen. Zepeda,wh
was depOsed as Governor by the Legisla-
ture of the State, and DR.. Solos, who was
elected in his stead, the Federal Congress
at the city of Mexico has authorized Pres
ident LerdO to appoint a provisional Gov
ernor for the State. $4,000 were apprO-
priated to arm and equip 1000 national
guards in the State of CoahJula to support
the provisional Governor, and maintain
order until the new Legislature can be
elected and the State pacifed.
Financial Crisis I'm Havana
HAVANA, Jan. 9.-In the Junta of de-
bate in yesterdays session, resolved that the
only means of relieving the financial crisis
is by a system of forced loans, and will
issue S30,0O0,OO0 at per cent. in
terest, payable in gold.
Baez Deposed-
ST. THOMAS, Jan. o. French man
Of-war arrived here this morning bringing
Ex-President BaeZ, of San Domingo, as
passenger. When the revOlutiOnists ap-
peared before San Domingo, BaeZ seeing
resistance useless, entered into convention
with Gonzales, supreme chief Of the revOlu-
tionists, and STIMULATING that he be allowed
to leave peacefully, and that his friends
should be permitted to remain IN the eoun-
try unmOlested which was agreed to and
the revolutionists Immediately entered the
capital.