Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-27
TELBeRAPHIC GLEASINGs.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

dates to the Sth.
I Louis Napoleon charges the King of Belgium
with being concerned i'm schemes which led to the
fusion of the Bonrbons and threatened to march
an army into Belgium in the event of political
movement Of the coaesced Bourbons. The recent
rapid and unexpected movements of the Duke of
( Brabant, are supposed to refer to this event.
| The Cabinet of Brussels are in great fright.
I The Ottoman Government has officially declared
it will not sanction privateerng nor grant letters OF
marque
Portugal is quiet.
Baron Bruck informs the Porte that Austria
would support the neutrality of Servia. The Sui
tan replied that he was resolved to compel the
Prince of Servia to renounce neutrality, and had
given orders to that effect.
The Austrian Government is making preparations
for active and open interference III the affairs Of
Serva.
The steamship Golden Age left Liverpool for Aus
tralia on the 5th.
The steamer 0ronoco arrived at Southampton
from the West Indies, with 100000 in specie.
The steamship Marshall, from Hamburg, for Hull,
was wrecked with loss of l70lves
The packet ship Ese which left Liverpool for
New York, Nov 18th, put back, having encoun-
tered gale on the 29th which swept her decks
and washed overheard - passengers and five Of the
crew.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Daily Times.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The measure making the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury Presidential appointment will most
probably prevail. 1t is not an administration is
sue.
Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee, will soon offer res
OlutiOn III the House, similar to those recently
ruled out in the Democratic caucus, rejecting upon
the administration.
Secretary Guthrie, at about o'clock last night
while descending the steps of the treasury building
fell PROSTATE and was painfully, but not seriously
injured
General Wool is here lie has been ordered TO
the command of the troops in California. Secre-
tary Davis said TO him that an officer of high rank
and distinction wanted for that station and the
General readily assented.
Bosroy Dec 20.
Dr. Josiah Flag, well known dentist, jumped
out of third story window into the street this
morning, and was instantly killed. He was prob
ably insane and was said to be enthusiastic be-
lever in spirit rappings
ERIE, Dee 2l
The bridge at Harbor creek was repaired yes
terday, and was Immediately attacked by the mob
and burned down. The marshal here is serving
papers on the rioters. The mob threatened to de
mOlish the track of the Erie and Cleveland rail
road.
ERIE, Pa, Dec. Il.
A large body OF men, led by the mayor and
high constable, are engaged in removing the track
of the Western line at the street crossing. The |
citizens of Fairyiew are about to deraOlish the |
track at that village. The bells are ringing and |
the cannon firing.
New ORLEANS, Dec l9.-The steamer Blacl, |
Warrior has arrived at Mobile with advices from |
Havana TO the 18th instant
Nj Clayton, who resigned the COnsulshlp at Ha- |
vana, Is among the passengers. There Is no other
news worth repeating.
The weather is very cold and freezing hard The |
city IS unusually healthy. There were 36 deaths by
cholera last week
ructive fire had occurred at Shreveport, in this |
State. Several warehouses were destroyed, con- !
aiming some 5000 bales of cotton.
We have two arrivals from BrazOs within the past
'X hours, by which we have dates from Browns I
Iiile to the Sd inst.
The yellow fever was still prevailing among the
soldiers at Fort Brown.
Advices from Galveston to the 10Th, say Butler
King had gone TO Austin, to represent the great
Pacific railway company
PHHADELPHTA Dec. 22.-The stores of James s
Iean and J. Fent, north Third street. were des-
royed by fire last night. Five or six fremen were
aughtin the ruins by the falling Of the ceiling
-Four of them were rescued. While the police were
ngaged in rescuing another the second wall fell, |
covered up another fireman, and caught police
nan under the ruins.
Some of the beams fell across his legs, and it was
bought to be impossible to rescue hin. Jack
crews were at last resorted to. The sufferer was
;ept sensible by stimuantS BY this means he was
nabed to direct the stream upon the burning tim
,ers beyond him, and after two hours labor he
vas rescued His lower limbs were terribly |
burned.
Besides the firemen known tobe under the ruins,
Hiram Hammer, policeman, IS missing and Is sup
POSED to have persisted.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-New Orleans papers Of
Friday are received. The Pjcay,ne says there Is
10 truth in the statement that another Cuban expe-
lition fitting out at that port.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 23-The City of Manchester
lrrived this afternoon from Liverpool with ri pas
engers. She brings the same dates as tiae Her
mann.
In the supreme court the application for special
Injunction to restrain the city Of Erie from tearing !
IP the rails and bridges belonging to the Franklin
Canal Company Judge Thompson, Of Erie urged
Is a citizen. not as counsel in the case, that in
auction should not be granted without no tce to the
,ity of Erie, that she could be represented by
counsel. The court stated that the decs on would
5e given to- morrow.