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Twenty People Killed. Hun.
dred Wounded.
WASHINGTON.


a Radical ,Nagszt Auataiemattzs d-ar-
rival OF Dames-ReIations with Spain
-SatIsfaetiOn 10 be Demanded etc.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30'-The Cuban lie,
cation are in ecstasies at the continuation
of the news that the Hornet has got TO sea
as Cuban privateer, and they predict all
kinds Of important results from her cruise
The Spanish Minister has not been dis
posed 10 credit the story unlil to-day, and
he speaks rather feelingly of the blockade
of the Spanish gunboats in New York by
the government, while the vigilance re-
garding the Cuban movements in this
country had been apparently relaxed.
1t is reported that parties in high stands
ing in the Republican party in Illinois
have forwarded to the President written
charges Of official misconduct against the
U S. Marshal for the Southern district Of
Illinois.
Gov. Pile, OF New Mexico, arrived here
to-day, and called on the President. He
represented affairs in that territory as in
promising condition. There were some
Indian troubles, which were being sup
pressed By mounted volunteers.
Brevet Capt Walter Long, U. S A.,
having been found guilty before military
court martial, at New Orleans, Of conduct
unbecoming an officer, and violation Of
the &C. Of March %, 1868, has been SEN
fenced 10 be dismissed the service of the
United States, which sentence has been
approved BY The President, and he has
been dismissed accordingly.
There are in town some fifty Danes, Just
arrived IL the country, en- route for Alaba'
ma. They are mostly young men and wO
mn, who had all been employed by a
g ngle agent for some species of labor in
that State other than ia cotton culture, as
is supposed,
The Ohio, Wiscon so, and Iowa officials
here hsve formed organizations and
secured reduced rates of fares so that
thew can 90 home aud vo.e next month.
There are over two hundred Ohio clerks
in Office here and most Of them have besu
granted leave of abseace to 60 home and
vote. Many Of them voted at the NUM-
cipal election here in June last which, 1t
is claimed, Loses them residence and the
right TO vote 10 Ohio.
The Secretary of State, as soon as he
returns 10 Washington, intends 10 take up
the cases of the Americans who have suf-
fered imprisonment and loss Of property
in Cuba, with view TO obtain redress and
indemnity from the Spanish government.
Some Cf these cases are quite hsgrant.
The National Republican to day has an.
other attack on John Q. Thompson, who
has been sent to Ohio by Commissioners
Delano to write up the Radical campaign
for the New York Times. 1t says the par
ty is disgrsced by Thompson, warns the
Ohio hotel keepers against him, and con-
cludes by calling him the chief ofswindlers.
This is from the principal adm inistration
organ here.
Ii has been declared practicable to hold
a National Industrial Exhibition in lSl !,
with q capital stock of 81 100000,
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IKE CROPS IN UPPER SOUTH CAR,

From the Charleston News, Sepk q.
There is no doubt now of the fact that,
owing to the unfavOrable seasons, the
@ jtton crop Of upper South Carolina this
year will not exceed in amount one-third
of the estimate made three months ago.
The top growth has been killed by the
drought, and it is expected that all the
cotton in the region Of which we speak
will be picked out by the middle of DC,
tober The corn crop also is very short,
and in no one Of the northwestern cOun-
ties can we hear Of surplus supply;
while in several districts large quantities
of breadstufs must be bought from
abroad. In the Low country the pros
pect ia not so gloomy, as the yield Of cot
ton will be decidedly better than in the
northwest.
The farmers are already making ready
for a hard winter. Oats and other small
grain are being sown, and every efforI
will be made, by pinching and scraping
to bring down the demand for corn to the
lowest notch.
1t is to be feared, nevertheless, that il
the aggregate, a large quantity of corr
must be bought before the crop Of 1871
nomes in
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ENGGnEgFA%D ACCIDENT

HASHTgGTlN Oat 49, the Board Of
Police Dismissed a whlIe private charged
with characterization, which consisted III
his refu.ing To serve with cllored col
leagues on that force
NoRwALE Conn Oct. 1.-The National
Bank Of Norwalk was entered by burglars,
last night, and thirty thousand dollars stol-
en-. The loss 10 private Individuals ia im-
mense, hut the amount is not known.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. The Chairman
of the Executive Committee Of the Irish
Republican Association officially contra
dic.s the reported call of meeting of the
committee in New York on the S0lh o.
October.
CHICAGO, Oct, 1.-The political excite
ment here runs high. Every daily paper
in the city, with two exceptions, supper
the Peoples ticket, the success Of which il
now conceded by many members Of th'
Ring party.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The Eveniui
Bulletin prints the statement of sailor re
ashore from the Hornet on Long Islant
by the oficers of lhal ship. lie gives exac
details Of Tie armament and proceeding
since leaving Halifax. The narrator Wa
one Of the ten men set on shore for insui
ordination.
BALTIMORE, Oct. In the Unite,
States District Court yesterday Jno. Rum
mels, msu on trial for conducting
brewery and neglecling to make prone
entries ia his books, was found guilty an
fined $500 and imprisonment for enc day
7
New YORK, Ccl.I-Lawrence Graham
the complainant IN the case Of Riddy, III
blacksmith, has returned TO Hudson cit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

The New York Gold R0Om-J nO Smith

The New York Geld RoOm-JnO. Smith
& Co.,-How They do it.
The New York Gold Exchange bank
acts as a clearing house for the gam
blers of the.Gold Exchange, or "Gold
Roomv as tits usually called, and seems
to have been started for the laudable
purpose of making money, and the less
laudable one of afording extraordinary
facilities to men without means for ope>
rating largely in the Gold Room and
appearing before the public as wealthy
capitalists. We personally know at
least one firm who have been for months
past doing large business as bulls in
gold substantially without capital. AS
matter Of course the concern has been
swallowed by the whirlpool. The regu-
lar dealer in gold makes every day q
statement to the Gold Exchange bank
of his purchases and sales Of gold, ac-
cording to the following form:
Statement of John Smith l. Co. to New York
Ct
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Personal.

Judge Eugene Underwood, formerly Of
this place, but now of St Paul, Mimi,
arrived in the city last evening, and is
stopped at the Maxwell House.
VIC Fowlkes of Memphis, was among
the prominent visitors to the city yesier-
day.
10 G Carrigan, Of Fayetteville ia stop
ing al the Commercial.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell
House yesterday was VIM. j. Lawdin, Of
the United States Navy.
Col. S II Whitthorne, Of Shelbyville
was registered at the Commercial yesterI
day.
Fl B White and II 2 Seavey, Of Colum-
bia, were al the Stacey House yesterday.
J. D. EAsIey, Of Hickman, was in the
city yesterday.
We were pleased TO meet upon the streets
yesterday our friend James McCallum, Of
Giles county.
]. II. Mickey, Of Lawrence county, IA
vored us with call yesterday.
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aHINEsE LAROR

From Washington advices Of the 18th
ult. we le rn that Mr.. c. Koopman-
schap, the Chinese emigration agent, had
arrived in that city, and woald start i'm
mediately for Memphis on business COZ
necte6 with his immigration project. This
gentleman isexpected to address the Com
mereial Convention to assemble at Louis
vile on the 10th OF October, and will then
leave for China TO obtain the required
number Of laborers contracted for by p o.
pie desiring such assistance in this tOun.
ry.-MeDlphis Ledger.
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CUBA.
seizure OI "a steamship and War Sup
pIIes-IrOncIadS fer the Cuban COnsi.

Seizure OG "a steamship and War Sup
plies IrOncIRdS for the Cuban COnsi.
New York, oct. The steamship
Europe was seized ye~terday by the United
States Marshal, she having on board
thirty large Parrot Suus, three thousand
solid shot and several tons Of shell, be-
lieved to be intended for the thirty Span
ish gunbOals row being fni he'd here,
The Europe was to s2ii this moruiug and
await at sea the sailing uf the gunboals
come night this week
The ironclad D.ctaior Sud = can frigale
Severn are at the navy yard, Cosled and
Ieady for departure 20 the Cubsn CO.'S
where they have been ordered
Geo. ". Curtis declines the Republicai
nomination for Secretary Of State Of New
Notk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

The recent gold gambling operations
in New York have called from several
members of Congress letters declaring
their intention to urge forward measures
for the immediate resumption of specie
payments, as the only way to put stop
10 the present operations Of the Wall
street gamblers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02
CIrcnil EOnrI-

There we're only two or three cases difi
posed of yesterday. To-day has been set
apart for the hearing of motions. Comp.
troller Blackburn will be arraigned to show
cause why he refused to fork over" the
amount awarded to the lessees of the Penis
Tertiary by the arbitrators.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

Linda Cooper and Addison Carter,
drunk, IS and costs each; Carl Hush,
peddling dry goods without licenses, con-
tinued; Francis Kavanaugh, keeping house
of ill-fame, released, same, being lewd
and abandoned character, So and costs;
Sally Sneed, assault and battery, costs
Matilda Hall, lewd and abandoned char
acter, L$3 and COST; John Wesley Cloyd
assault and battery, So and costs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

be in quie,er and more harmonious mood
about Sunday, and viii then proceed to
'bark your sapling' in my most approved
style, for the approval Of the groundlings.
By The bye, who are these same zoe are
pleased TO denominate groundlings?
Yours, in haste,
d. III. @. SPENCE,
Churnist and Piggin Artist.
MuRFREEsBoRo, Sept 20, 1869.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

A Hoop county, Texas, correspondent
of the Weatherford Times, after travelling
through Bosque, COryell, Lampasas,
Brown, COmanche, Erath and Hood,
writes on the 10Th ult. that the crops are
all fine. Cotton gins were being erected
hundred miles above any previous lo-
cation, and corn will no where be worth
more than fifty cents" ...
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LOUISVILLE.

hallway Granted the Right of Was
Through the city,
LOUISVILLE, Oct 1.-The Common
Council adopted an ordinance granuog II e
Louisville. Cincinnati and Lexington and
tbe Louisville and Nashville Railway
Companies the right o! way through II e
city. 10 connect their respective track,
upon condition that the Louisville, Cinci :
natl and Lexington Company shail change
ils present gusge Of five feet to four feet
eight sud one hall inches within one year
the city 10 pqy three ff,hs of the coat If
said change.
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SPAIN.
tho seareh for King.

MADRID, Oct. IA commission Of IF
teen deputies 10 the Cortes have been
charged With the duty q reporting on The
vsrious Cat didates for the throne Of Spain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

Samuel Dryden, prominent citizen,
is suspected to be the murderer of Mr..
and Mrs. Cox, who were found dead at
their home, near KiDgsville, Missouri, a
few days ago.
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INDIANAPOLIS,
Boiler Explosion and Loss Of sife ct
the state Fair.

Roller Explosion and Loss Of siGe et
the state Fair.
IkDIANAPoL1s, Oct. IA terrible acct
dent occurred at the State Fair this even.
ing. The bviler of Sinker & Co., of this
city, exploded a few minutes before 4
o'clock. There was an immense crowd On
the ground at the time of the accident, and
it is difficult to get particulars. Ii is known
that twelve persons were Instantly killed,
aud the number of wounded will proba
bly, reach one hundred.
LATER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-The accident at
the fair ground this evening is the most
besrt-rending that has occurred in this
vicinity, and has cast a gloom over the
entire city. The explosion occurred a few
minutes before 4 o'clock, when the grounds
we're crowded with visitors. The boiler
was attached TO saw mill Of Sinker q Co.,
of this city, and had just been fired up foI
test Of speed with another saving machine
Arrangements were made TO take il up a:
Goou as the trial was over.
So far as can be ascertained toSnight,
there we're nineteen persons killed. The
excitement and confusion tonight i5 80
great, il is difficult TO obtain correct llsi
Of the wounded, bat it is thought tbs
number will reach nearly one hundred
among them lady, name unknown, and 1
little girl seven or eight years, and five
men, names unknown. Most of the deaf
were removed to an undertaker's office
where an inquest will probably be held to
morrow.
Many of the bodies are horribly uti
lated and burned, and in some cases i
will be almost impossible for their friend
10 recognize them Msny Of the mo'
serr-fIT. wounded we're conveyed to th
Inua1a surgical Institute, the Profssso.
Of -Shich IA soon as they heard Of the az
cident rendered the Use Of the Insiitut
for the wounded, and have been M ii
in their efforts TO alleviate the suasring
Of the wounded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-02

MASSACHUSETTS has 10000 more wor
men than men, and wants TO kno# " hat
she shall Do with them. Send them to
he South to take care Of the freedmen.
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Baltimore Advertisements.

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