Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

Turky and Persia are on the eye |
of rupture.
Demonstrations 10 Rome against |
the Pope are reported
Cuba threatens a general rePudi-
alton of all her obligations.
Concha has captured several i'm
pOrtant positions from Don Carlos \
near Estella in Navarro.
The Postal convention between |
France and the L. 5. has been rati- |
fed by the French assembly.
The French government has pro-
hjbited the distribution of photo
graphs Of the Prince Imperial.
The Dutch were recently defeat
ed in an engagement with the Achi-
Besc
Efforts are still being made TO
bring forward the Count DeCham-
board as King of France.
\ terrible disease, the character
OF which is unknown, has broke out
in portions OF Mexico. The fatal
ity is unprecedented.
The French government is en-
gagged in the disgraceful busi9ess of
searching the private residences OF
BOnapartist adherents.
President Mcmahon, of France,
has offended the legitimist, by
declaring that be would not cede
his authority for single day to
any one.
A letter from London says the
archbishop Of Canterbury's bill for
/ the better regulation of church ser
vice is likely to lead TO very seri-
Gus consequences.
The report that the Roman Cath
Ollie Bishops in conference at Full
da, viii endeayor TO make a COM
promise with the Prussian Govern
ment, is not true.
Marshal Concha was killed on
the 18th of June, IN an assault on
the Carlist entrenchment at Murd,
near Estella. The Republican loss
is variOusly estimated 1T from ,
TO thousand The Csrlists claim
a great victory.
The Pail Mall Gazette has infor-
nation that the Gar has sentenced
:, his nephew, Grand Duke Nicholas,
who stole his mothers diamonds,
to Punishment for life TO Caucasus,
and deprived him Of the cross oil
St. George, bestowed for achieve.
ments in the Khiva campaign.
Orders have been issued from the
Carlist headquarters directing al
Generals to carry on the war here
after without truce or parley. Gen
Coacha on the contrary, in a gener
al order, tells the national troops
not to make reprisals, and declares
that it is their mission to conquer
: not 10 exterminate.
Russian papers received coutaiI
! reports of very destructive fires a
Beerditchcn, in Yolhynia, inhabit
ed mostly by Jews. One day Coz
houses were burned, and next day
nearly as many more were destroy
ed. The two succeeding days tn
4 town was again visited by fires anC
t whole streets were laid in ashes
!, Thousands of persons are homeless
The Pope, on June the 26tb, il
receiving "A deputation from tn,
I, Roman nobility, said the demon
stration Of Sunday night was
spontaneous and magnificent act o
; the people. The counter demon
3 strauon of Wednesday was the i'm
5 pious and miserable work of III
4 sons of darkness. The Pope ad
] ded that be had received a letteI
r urging him TO quit Rome beeaus
l his person was not safe, but he de
| clared he would remain as long a
God permitted.
E PARis, June 29.-In the commit
3 tee of thirty-nine to-day, the Con
e stitutionaI bill moved by NJ. Cast
4 mer Periere was rejected by a votl
: of Is against 6. The COMMITTEES
: have decided to draw up a Consti
tutional bill of its owp, and for tina
E purpose appointed three commits
r sioners, viz: NJ. Venta Won ant
Compile Daru, Monarchists, and NJ
? Charles De Lacombe, liberal Con
servative. This selection show
( that the personal septenate has tri
i, umphed, and neither = septennal re
: public nor a deinitive republic
have anything to hope from tn,
/ committed OF thirty