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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
Application for a Bench Warrant
Holden not Subject 10 Arrest.

Application for q Bench warrant
Holden not subject 10 Arrest.
RALEIGH, Sept. 3.-The case of Josiah
Turner, jr., VS. Gov. Holden, Col. Kirk,
Lieut. Col Bergen and Alexander Ruffin
was called up for hearing before the
Judges of the Supreme Court yesterday.
Judges Dick and Settle were on the bench.
Judge Dick gave the opinion of the Court,
in the above case, as follows: A warrant
cannot be issued against the Governor for
any excess of authority, in the discharge
of the functions of lis Executive office.
The Court holds that bench warrant can
not run to the counties of Alamance and
Caswell, while they are in state of in
surrectiOn against military officers acting
under the orders of the Governor; but
warrants can be issued for the arrest of
Col. Kirk, Lieut.. Col. Bergen and Alex
ander Ruffin, TO be executed anywhere in
the State, except in the counties of Ala
nance and Caswell. The Court also holds
that Court of Impeachment is the prop
er tribunal for trying case for an abuse
of Executive authority; and that subordi-
nate agents of the Governor are not free
from arrest for any abuse OF authority,
when outside of the insurrectionary dis
tricts. Warrants were accordingly issued
to the Sheriff of Wake county, command
ing him to take Col. Kirk, Lieut.. Col.
Bergen. now in jail, and Alexander Ruff
fin wherever to be found, except in the
counties of Alamance and Caswell, and
the warrants were made returnable at
Greensboro.
Kirk is now in Alamsnce county, and,
since this decision, is likely to remain
there.
Judge Bond, of the United States CIR
cult Court, sent for by Holden, arrived in
the city this evening. The object of his
visit is not known.
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MEMPHIS.
Desperate Shooting ARRAY One
Man Killed and Another M0rtalIy
WOunded-Acctdent Death, Etc.

Desperate Shooting ARRAY One
Man Killed and Another MortaIIy
WOunded-Acctdent Death, Etc:
MEMPHIS, Sept. A desperate shoot
ing effray occurred on Main street yester-
day afternoon between A Linde, gun
smith, and Sam. Godshaw, Jr., photo
grspher, which resulted in the death of
Linde and the MORALLY wounding of God
shaw, and slightly wounding the father
of the latter; who was attempting to
separate the parties. The difficulty orig
mated about the rent of house Linde
was the assailant
]. Birney Marshall, we'll known jour
nalist, fell from the window of his room
in the old Postoffice building last night
and was instantly killed. 1t is supposed
that he sat in the window to cool off, af-
ter undressing, preparatory to retiring, and
fell asleep. His lifeless body was found
Sunday morning.
Frank NJ. Cash, a prominent merchant
and banker died last night.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 5.-The remains of
James Birney Marshall were escorted to
the Louisville Depot by the editors of the
different papers and members of the
typographical Union, this afternoon, and
left for Frankfort, KY, in charge of
Frank L. James, local editor of the Ap-
peal.
Sam. Godshaw, who was shot in the
affray with A. indie, last Saturday, died
to-day.
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siers guarding him. The Prince Imperia
is reported to have been seriously i'll al
Arenes on Friday morning.
The Emperor rode from his place OF
detention to CoIlergne as visitor rather
than prisoner. His barouche was
piloted by two Uhlans and surrounded by
several generals, the Imperial Piguerrs In
green and gold being his only body guard
The Emperor was smoking cigar as he
rode.
When the object of the visit of the
French flag became noised about as the
surrender of the Emperor, the enthusiasm
was more than the French bearded fell
lows could bear. Discarding their wea-
pons, they threw their arms about the
nearest necks and set up the Marseillaise
and "Portant pour la Syrie," which for
some time rang through the encampment.
The soldiers shouted around Bismarck,
who, when silence was regained, said !:
Gentleman, am nothing in war ike
the king, thank Moltke" After further
uproar he resumed: swell, if l am respon-
sible for any thing, it is the power given
US by the Southern States-to them we
owe this latest victory"
The population of Sedan waved on the
rampsrts the Prussian flag when the firing
had ceased.
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NEW SERIES, NO. $50.

Retelan, Favre, Keatry, Cremier, Pr
card, and Query.
No InterventiOn-Germa uniac..
ti0n.
| LONDON, Sept AT crowded meet
ing at Stutgardt yesterday, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That Germans refuse the
mediation or Intervention of other pow
ers."
Other resolutions were passed demand
ing the incorporation of Alsace and Lor-
raine as portion of Germany, as the
only guarantee against French greed, and
as a national compensation for the expen-
ses OF the war; that the Germans must be
now one nation, in one State, with Que
army, and one parliament, and that these
are the only securities of the permanent
peace of Germany and Europe.
N. Kerstry performs the functions of
Project of Police, and Mogne those of
Mayor of Paris.
The excitement created here, London,
and in provincial English towns by the
news is intense
The mObbing of the TuiIIerIes-Rusts
OF the BOnaPartes Cast into the
seine-RochefOrt's Triumph.
A correspondent of the Daily News at
Paris says, at 8 o'clock P. NJ, Sunday he
saw the Palace of the TuiIeries invaded
by mob who tore down the throne, de-
stroyed everything marked with the Inn
perial Bees and other Napoleonic insignia,
and carried away and cast into the Seine
all the busts, statues and pictures of the
Bonapartes. Henry ROchefOrt was borne
in triumph to the Hotel de Vile. Amidst
the scenes the soldiers fraternized with
the people, and all shouted 'EVive Ia
France" and "Vive commerce" They
laughed and wept with joy and embraced
one another.
PaHkaO's Governments Overthrown.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 4, HAN
A dispatch from Paris announces that the
government of PalikaO has been over
thrown, and a republic declared.
The New French Officials.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The officers of the
Provisional Government of Paris are dis
tributed as follows: Minister of the In
terror, Leon Gambetta; Minister of For
eign Affairs, Jules Favre; Minister of
Finance, Pierre Magne; Minister of Public
Instruction, Jules Simon; Minister of
Justice, Emanuel Cremieux; Minister of
War, Gen. Trochu; President of Council,
NJ. Greny; Secretary General of the Pro-
visional Government, Andre Laverxijon.
Seals have been placed On the doors of
the Corps Legislatif.
Napoleon Will Return and Chastise
the ParisiRns.
LONDON, Sept Sit is said that a
friend cOndOling with the Emperor Satur-
day, expressed the hope that his popular
ity in Paris was not gone. The Empe-
TOR replied, it matters not; / shall return
there to exact reckoning, not to give
one.
The Germans are making preparations
for treatment of the French wounded,
with whom the city must be filled. The
prisoners taken by the French have been
released and sent out of the fortress on
account of the scarcity of food. Com
plants come from Berlin that the Ger
mans staying in France are harshly
treated.
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NEW YORK.
Terrible Slaughter of Prussians.

Terrible Slaughter of Prussians.
NEW YORK, Sept. "A correspondent
writing from Nameur, Belgium, Aug. 10,
says: 81 do not wonder that Germany
should be Mortified with the losses of their
army. Before the last battle they con-
fessed to a loss of $1,000. 1t amounts
now to more than 100, 000-to more men
than the French have as yet brought into
action. The number of the killed may
not be known in Germany, but rhere is no
Disgusting the number of wounded scat
tered along the whole distance to Berlin,
and the losses they have had are nothing
to what they are about to encounter"
SpeculafiOns about Peace.
A letter from Frankfort-on-the Main
says: sour population are now much
more afraid of a precipitated peace than
of protracted war. The whole of Al
SAGE, and that part of Lorraine in which
German is still spoken, they claim as war
| prizes. Our press yentilates already the
| delicate question as TO what ought to be
done with the conquered territory. Cool
politicians talk of forming Herewith a
neutral State, like Belgium and SwitZer-
land, so that France would be sepa-
rated in future from Germany by
continuous line of neutral States.
Irish Sympathy.
A letter from Dublin says: ''Symps-
thy for the French in the war is literally
expressed by men of all classes. There
is no feeling but one of hostility enter
tanned by the great bulk of the Catholic
clergy against the Emperor. They sym
psthise with the great French nation, but
not with his Majesty. The middle and
lower classes are more generous, and give
Napoleon and France word of cheer, and
would give him more if they could"
The French Republic Established.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5, $40 P. M.-France
is Republic, and Trochu President.
Yachting-Ashbur Challenge Ac-
cepted.
New YORK, Sept. Drank Osgood,
of the yacht Magic, winner of Americas
cup, publishes a letter accepting the chal-
lenge recently issued by Jas. Ashbury to
! any schooner of the New York Yacht
Club. OsgOOd accepts for a race of twenty
miles to windward and back from Sandy
Hook Lighthouse.
Western Union Telegraph CORE
porting Storm Signals.
The Western Union Telegraph Compa-
nv has offered to loan its wires to the
War Department, on liberal terms, for the
purpose of carrying out an extended sys-
TEN of reporting the observation of storms
along the seabOard and on the Northwest
ern Lakes.
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FROM PRUSSIA.
Wilhelm to Augusta.--NapoIeO
Coast Down but Dignified.D

Wilhelm to Augusta.--NaPOleO -
'SCast Down but Dignified,,
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-The Queen has re-
ceived the following telegram from the
King:
What thrilling moment was the meet
Ing with Napoleon. He is cast down but
digniied in his bearing and resigned.
gave him the Wilhelm house, near Cassel,
as the place where he is to stay. My re-
ception by the troops may be better
imagined than described.
King wilhelm 10 His Queen.
BERLIN, Sept 5.-The following dis
patch was read from the King to the
Queen:
VARANNEs, o'clock Sunday morning
What thrilling moment-that of my
meeting with Napoleon! He was defect
ed, bat digniied. assigned as his place
OF immediate stay Willismon, near Cas-
sci. Our meeting took place at q small
country house opposite the western gates
of Sedan.
When summoned l was in the saddle
inspecting the positions before the place,
you must imagine my reception among
the troops. 1t was indescribable, their
exultation was overwhelming. At dusk
had ended five hours ride and at one in
the morning returned hither. May God
aid us further. WILHELM.
The Enthusiasm of Berlin.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Mad excitement pre-
walls everywhere. Half a million of peo-
pie are in the streets and Examinations are
numerous. A splendid salute of one hun
dred guns was fired during the evening.
The pyrotechnical displays are beautiful.
The palace is surrounded continually by
crowds of people. The Queen, while sa-
luting the throng, was overcome with
emotion and burst into tears.
No Foreign Interference in the AID
Justment of Peace.
BARLIN, Sept 4.-Congratulatory tele-
grams from all parts of the world pour in
on the Government. Nearly all contain,
in addition, a protest against any foreign
interference with German adjustment of
peace
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FROM BELGIUM.
Napoleon Arrives at BouiIIon-Liege
to be His Prison.


to be His Prison.
BRUSSELS, Sept 4, noor.-It is posi-.
lively asserted that the Emperor has ar
rived at Bouillon, escorted by detach.
ments of Prus.ians and French. Liege
has been selected as his place of deten-
ton. Several of Eugenie's ladies OF
honor have arrived at Brussels.
The III cad of the Orleans Family on
His Way TO Paris.
BRUISED, Sept. Count De Paris and
Due de Aumale are on their way to Paris.
The Prince Imperial escaped 10 Bel
GUM.
Little Louis at Namur Eugcnie
Hourly Expected.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 5.-The French Prince
Imperial reached Namur He goes to
rejOin his father near Cassel. The Em-
press is hourly expected here en- route to
the same destination.
McMahOn Surrendered Only 5000
Men-The Rest of His Army Des-
trOyed or Dispersed
BRUSSELS, Sept. Sedan was par
TALLY burned. Napoleon will be con-
Quoted to Sasse. Mcmahon wounded,
surrendered with s, 900 men, and not with
$4,000, as first reported. Failley was
shot by his own men. There is nc more
of McMshon's army. 1t was so, 900 strong
when it began fighting, and has been scat
tered everywhere.
Napoleon en- Route for Germany
Little Louis Missing.
BoUnLoN, Belgium, Sunday, Sept. A.
The Emperor, with suite of hundred
persons on horseback and in a carriage
marked with the imperial CIPHER, arrived
here at noon, escorted by an armed force
of Prussians. He is gong to Germany,
via Liege. Consent to his passage through
Belgian territory had previously been
gained from the Belgian Government.
1t is not true that the Prince Imperial
is the guest of Prince D'Chamoy. He
was last heard from at Mande bridge
This morning the Emperor is reported Sc
riously i'll.
VIEWERS, Belgium, Sept. 4.-The En-
peror arrived here at o'clock Sunday
evening. He alighted at the railroad sta
ton and proceeded to the hotel, where he
slept for the night. He leaves tonight for
Cassel The Emperor Is accompanied by
Count Choiseul, the Prince of Maskowa
and others.
Fragments of NTcMahOn's Army-.-
Incidents.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 5.-The Independence
Beige says when Sedan surrendered it
contained 10000 soldiers. Last night
Is, 900 more surrendered to the Prussians
and 80, 900 took refuge in Belgium. From
these figures he infers that McMahon's
army did not greatly exceed 115, 900 men:
Gen. Felix Douay and staff have ar
rived here.
De Paris, the Orleans Prince, has gone
to Paris.
The Crown Princes of Prussia and Sax
ony began their march on Paris this NOR
ming, the King and Count Bismarck ac-
companying them. Gen. Wimpffen's ca
pitulation included the whole force at Sc
dan. The Prussian losses are wonderfully
small, notwithstanding the rifed cam on,
mines and mitrailleuse.
The following incidents are from Bel
gian files:
Gen. Failley vas not killed by his own
soldiers, but by the Prussians. When
his body was found the right arm was
gone, and there were frightful wounds in
the thigh from grenade.
A Prussian officer saw the Emperor on
Saturday, at college near the Prussian
headquarters, with two Prussian cuiras-
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FROM SPAIN.
who'll he King of SPAIN

MADRID, Sept. 4.-The Gazette contains
a municipal code for Porto Rico.
The Gazette also announces scattering
fights with the Carlists, who, flying
from the country, are yet still fighting.
The peninsula otherwise quiet.
CarIists Thick as CsraSshOPpers,
MADRID, Sept. 4.-The Carlist forces
are increasing. Brigadier Emile defeated
the Viscors band and took twelve prison
ers. Chief Coriego and 500 men offer to
Law down their arms on condition that
they are psrdoned. In the skirmish at
Alec 100 Carlist prisoners were taken.
Brigadier Filagsr attacked the Carlists in
the mountains of Meondento and captured
many prisoners, including a chief, who
Yas tried and shot on the spot.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
GTON.
The North Carolina Middle.
Appalling Fire at Chicago
Some Thirty Souls Perish
A Fatal Day at Memphis
WASHINGTON.
No More Premiums for stealing.

No More Premiums for Stealing.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Indian
office has concluded not to follow the
practice heretofore adopted of paying
the Indians money or goods for captives
they seal as experience proves their ac-
ton is certainly putting a premium on
such villaiDy.
Charitable SchUetzenfests
KThe grand annual festival Of the Schuetz-
enfest of America commenced to-day.
Over S., 900 were expended for prizes.
The festivities will continue three days.
Twenty per cent. of the amount received
will be devoted to the relief of the
widows and orphans of those who fall in
battle for the unity and safety of the
Fatherland.
Minister Washburne TeIegraphs
that the umpire is Dead.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. minister
Washburne telegrsphs to the Department
of State that the Empire is ended, and
that the excitement is intense in Paris.