Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-18
New York Items. etc etc

New YORK, Sept. 17.-GilIas & Nye,
engaged in the tea trade, have failed. The
| liabilities are under half million. Obi
cations were chiefly in the hands of banks
| or private capitalists, who brought them
failure is said to be Of a years standing,
and includes the purchase of goods for
gold, and resold for currency.
| The splendid new frigate Wampanag,
went into commission to-day, after a
| cruise of few months.
Reports are current to day of other cotton
failures in Liverpool, but no names are
given.
Sylvester Glitter, found guilty of murder
in the first degree at Elizabeth, New York,
yesterday, was charged with the murder of
John Herman at Westfeld
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows had a
discussion to-day on the subject of nom
beneficial members, and subsequently Wis
tied the Jewish Orphan Asylum, Central
Park and High bridge. .
Susan E. Mulligan, daughter of David
Mulligan, about three years of age, partial
ly blind, left Greensburg on the I'd inst,
with the intention of Visiting her parents
in this city, was traced here and is sup
posed to have arrived on the 9th or 9th
inst, by the Erie railroad but nothing
has since been heard of her.
Gen. Sickles has been ordered to report
in person at the headquarters of the army
at Washington, between the 18th and 21st.
The book trade was ended yesterday and
II 900 books distributed, representing over
$500 100000.
A Crete letter to the Tribune says tn at
the mortality in the Turkish army con-
tinues, and is almost unexampled, and of
%, 900 Egyptians who came here year
ago there only remain, according to the
same accounts, from 1000 to 5000. All
accounts represents the same state of things
to exist, more or less, with all the Turkish
troops, and they show signs of exhaustion
and Generalization which can hardly be
mistaken.
The steamer Russia from Liverpool of
the 9TH and Queenstown Of the Sth, arrived
last night
The new steamer France, of the National
line, made satisfactory trial trip.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company de-
clared dividend of 40c on the S per cent
preference shares.
The Veroni Brothers, of Moscow, have
suspended in consequence OF the large
transactions they owe for cotton and cotton
mills. Liabilities estimated at about a
quarter of a million sterling.
: AdYices from Frankfort state that wheat
is continuously bought up at firm prices at
France and Switzland
The correspondent Of the Times notices
warlike symptoms, and that large arrivals
Of oats from the north Of Europe were
being transported from London TO France
The total quantity to the present time is
estimated at one million quarters.
The wheat crop Of England and Scotland
is under the average, barley ten per cent,
oats fifteen per cent. above the average,
The Paris correspondent of the Times
notes no business, throughout France, for
confidence seems gone and credit dead at
present. The feeling is one of spprehen-
sion and mistrust for the future, and that
next year will bring war.
Mousteir's circular to the French diplo-
matte agents relative to the meeting OF the
Emperors at Salisbury, states that the
Journey was solely dictated by the idea of
bearing affectionate testimony OF sympathy
to the Imperial family of Austria, so cru
ely afflicted by late misfortunes. Ger
tainly the heads of two great empires could
not meet together in confding intimacy for
several days, without mutually commune