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IRELAND.
Serious Agitation and Disturbances.

Scr10us Agitation aud Dfsturbanccs.
LONDON, April l, 1870.
Tho popular discomfort In Ireland seems to be in.
creasing. Tne evening papers OF this city to-day
publish al long list Of outrages which have recently
been committed there Yesterday the Protestant
church at Buttevaut Cork county, was entered by
evil.disposed persons tho walls aud furniture de.
faced and the building itteli nearly dessroyed.
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Earl Of ROdeu.

The English papers announce tue death Of Robert
Joselyn, Earl OF Rolen, In the eighty-secOnd year
OF his age. He was descended from an Old family,
the head OF which came over to England with the
Coaqueror and was born on the 9th Of october.
17ss, his father being the second vscount Joscyn,
VINO was created Earl OF Roden IN I77l. and who
Ish baronetcy In 1870. the deceased Earl was en-.
nobled by patent, dated July a. 1921 In the pccrage
Of the United Kingdom as Baron Cianbrassi OF Hyds
PrIvy Councillor, and at one time Auditor
General OF the Exchequer In Ireland and Custos-r0
also for many years Grand Master Of the Orange.
men OF Ireland. ana as such possessed great infu.
ence He married, January o. 1913, TO horia Frances
Catherine. second daughter OF Lord lie Desponcer
by whom he had several children, most OF whom,
we believe, are still living. The full titles OF the de.
ceased were, viscount Joselyn, Baron Newport OF
Newport, IN the peerage Of ireland; Baron Clap
brassli, OF hyde Hail. county Herts In the peeragc OF
the United Kingdom, aud baronet Of England
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The Rcaicile Conspiracy.

PARIS, April l. 1870.
The Gazette des Ttfbunau1 to-day announces that
at least six weeks VIII be required for proper
animation into the conspiracy. "Alth0ugh the au.
thorities diligently at work." the Gazette ADDS.
"every day something new and important transplres
In regard to the matter.n
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The sYoung Democracy" Still Unquict.
PARIS, April !, 1870.
Another manifestation was made to-day by the
students OF the Ecole dc Medicine against DR.. Tar.
dcu They refused to allow the professor to proceed
with his lecture There was much disorder, but the
police dia not interfere.
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Prosecutions OF the Press.

PARIS, April I, 1870.
Charles Hugo, OF the editorial stan OF the Rappel
has been condemned to SIX months imprisonment
and fine OF 3C0or.. and the managing editor OF the
same paper has been sentenced to three months
Imprisonment and fus Of 20OOf. for violation Of
the Press lam.
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New Sprins Styles cf Gents, Hats Just (Dus
~ UNDERHiLL'S, Nos. t34 and 1856 Fulton sirssl

Neglected Couahs nnd CoIds.-Few are
aware OF the Importance OF checking cough "coruon
eoia' IN rs nrs sssse; that witch 70 the bsgonins would
ng Iamws,s s1ay; neEsc'sa soon greys upon .ns
Lozcngcs, afford instant relief.
Owing 10 the good reputation and popularity Trochss
many worthless and cheap limitations offered, which
good Tor nothing De sure 10 obtain the "Hrowns
caial Tfoctes," Sold everywhere.
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Ocean Cable Consclian.ion.

LONDON, April /, 1870
The Atlantic Cable Company after considering the
proposed bill for consolidation Of the Angio-Amer-
can with the French Transatlantic Cable Company
have given 1t their approval. three-fourths Of the
stock supporting 1t. resolution to this effect has
been adopted at q meeting Of the company.
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RtpuDL Can GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Executive Committee OF the General Republi-
Central Committee met last night at their head.
quarters corner Twenty-drst street and Broadway,
and elected the following officers for the ensuing
year:-President, Bcnjamln +. Manlerre; Secrerar
Ties Geo. 1. Cuchman ana Abraham Brown Ooth
rejected. The General Committee Will meet at
Albany on TAar5day next.
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The University Boat Crews.

LONDON, ApTII i 1870.
The University boat crews are out two or three
times day on the Thames.
Toe practice OF the oxford men Is still the best:
but the Cambridge crew are fast Improving.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

DR.. Fiiler's Rheumatic Remedy, 9O4 Broad.
positively the Rheumatism ard
Neuralgia. Advice gratis. Druggists sell IL
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

At Gold Prires.-The Largest AssOrtnaent In
the ely Of Boots and Shoes for La lies, srtcucn Chill
drcp, A. BROOKS This is the largest house In the
city, tsS broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Great reduction.
So!Icd Shoes halt price
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A.-yo the Rescue, H0 !-(sratlcncn uuA
ladies who have had they heads conts with nsu-
seating and uncuous har dyes invited try PHALOS9
new discovery, v1rALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR-clear aud awest swelling, without sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fsncy goods deaera.
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The New Cop,ajtutI0u, !,

PARIS, ApfN ], 1870
the ministerial Journals defend the Senattts Con-
sMt'o''. while oil the other papers pronounce 1t In
sufficient,
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An Elegant HaI for Spring, Known the
French Gosssmer, unsurpassed for hn-ss nns
comfort and durability be .wnolcsalo rcai OF
VAIL, Manufactured, l45 Futon street.
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ROME.

The Attitude Towards the East.
ROME April /, 1870.
II s asserted that the Papal Court has rejected the
nyerrnres made by Ali Pacha Ia favor Of the Arme-
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Arabcila.-Your CuriOsisy Excited, and
refused TO crafty IT, You wanted 10 know The OF my
hatter and pronounced Stylish ana
elegant obstnaey refused TO reveal You grew angry
and parted mutually csplcased. Forgive me; ihave
lentsd To kNOxS ski am Indebted Tor my spring styts
OF ha and Il is ai Gcscrtbc Il, all
male friends that knoxs store 81 22 broadway 0f
Fulton street. =
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lao Colonial Policy

MADRID, April I, 1870.
Senior Moret, who replaces Becerra in the Ministry
OF the Colonies, is an intimate friend OF Admiral
Topese late Minister OF the Marine.
1t Is understood that the new Minister fsyOrs the
proposed constitution for Porto Rico and will carry
1t through the Cortes.
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ITALY.
Cabinet Division.

Cabinet Divisions
LONDON, April 1, 1870.
IT is reported In Florence and at Rome that all at
tempts 20 conclliate the opposition Ia Council Of
Ministers OF Italy have been abandoned.
General Caldlni insists OH the resignation Of the
Cabinet,
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Bachelors Hair Dye--rhe Eest in the
world. The only perfect dye harmless, reabic nssauts
neous. Factory IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Furniture Coverings, New Spring styles,
WIKI spccsltes, wholesale retail the store Of
O. L. q ,. b. kELfY CO.. al Broadway. near Howard
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Huis.- Spring styles.
For Gentlemen, Hoys and Youth
WARNUCK A CO., OLE Broadway.
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A.-For Stylish and Elegant Hat Go q
ESPENSChEID, Manufacturer, IFS Nassau street.
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Self.Sianghtcr.-Es For Young Men On
the errors and abuses which destroy The manly sad
shorten me- with nep for the errny
free Of charge In sealed letter enveopes Adress HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, boz r, Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Pare Gold Weddimg Rings,
for sale low, by 0EO Z. ALLEN, ahufacursr vhoIesals
AMI retail, els Broadway. door below Canal street
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Iron Crestlnss for French Roots OF Twenty
two dDersni pai!erns unsquacd In beauty OF design
sheets sent on spp.ca.ol Iron Fronts and every do
scTpti0n uf Iron Work for buildings.
J. l. JACKSON Bro, Iron Works,
Twenty eighth street, Second avenue end Twenty niAth
New YORK.
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Albert G.. H.-Yeu Said Your Hair WINS
vitay phaleu, scalp black and pheen badly: THAI yoa
should discontinue ths living e hss NIGHTS ner' OK the
twoboed stua. but 80 to MACY's (as you should have
done tho nrs pace) and procure bottle Of Hestoer
America" Well, my dear fellow, how do you like The
MRaalorarfW
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Uinbcfes. Diabetes.
i6 CHI street.
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Tho SamarIa Again at sea.

QUEENSTOWN, Aprii /, 1870.
The steamship Samaria, which was compelled to
put back on account OF n broken shaft completed
repairs at tBis port and sailed at noon to-day for
New York with the balance OF her passengc,s
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Tic Lungs Arc Strained and Raclked by n
persistent congh thu general strength wasted
bio complaint often established thereby. JAYNLS EA-
PECTOkANT 10 mn effective remedy Coughs and Colds,
and exerts beneficial The pulmonary bron~
ehial organs Sold everywhere.
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- Rcwnrd,-Lost Yesterday, In a Thirty.
fourth street car Or on Egt avenue pejsea Thirty ouih
and private papers Tho hder witt pIvsse leave 4
~ !. FlIxPATklcKS, N2 Egb.a 1yOnuA
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A spring Oversnck, Melton Cloth, S10s
o'hc.s, $40; Scotch, $40 /; Brown Melton Suits s2s.
CLARKE, ia William street.
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A.-TIerriug'a Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner urray stre6l
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
Missouri stals Securities.

I,
J. s. Morgan j. Co. have introduced the mortgage
BONDS Of the st. Louis Bridge Company into this
market.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

"Dnyid,s" Spring styles of (aentlcnas sn's
Ha.s.-sAlssroom 2e3jt Broadway, Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

When You Desire n stylish and Elegant
Hat call on DOC gAN. 100 Nassau street, corner 81 Ann
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
French Apticipotion cf a TumuIt

French ANTICIPATION Cf n TulnuIt.
PARIS AFil i, 1870.
Dispatches from Madrid state that preparations
are being made for q great demonstration in that
CITY on Sunday next against military conscription.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Cristndoro's Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-6sld
and applied bis wig and scalp factory No. sor House.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Leonard y. Baisou's New Yoke Shirts,
made - order OF NEW YORK MILLS, 1T gas per doser
HAND MADE Send for circular and measurement bian
10 LII up.
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Parliamentary Observation-Disclosures of n Min.
lister.
MADRID April I, 1870.
sharp discussion occurred in the Constituent
Cortes yesterday afternoon between Sehor Robledo,
one Of the deputies from Porto Rico aud selor NJ.
Becerra, the Minister for the Colonies wherein the
honor OF tile first named gentleman was called in
question.
An exciting scene ensued, which was followed by
the withdrawal OF sedor Becerra from the Cabinet.
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Send your orders direct 10 Tho NEW YOKE SHIRT
Ia not sold in the all offered sails eountsrss
and not make No goods unless my written
signature 10 on the boz.
LEONARD s. BALLOU, AGENT
fnxcutor NJ thu ,Cslebrsted s.f. Y. 81" snl
'''en'"' VI 'ns the "Nsw Yoka'' Shirt
Only depot, 1G Broadway, New York
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Eyangelical DelegetIcn TO New Yorh.

EVuu4eUcAI De9egEtich 70 New fOrIf.
LONDON, April !, 1870
4 committee has been appointed to make arrange
ents fer the visit OF the English delegation to the
Worlds Conference OF the Evangelical Alliance at
New York next autumn. The delegates will proba-
bly, be Rev. DR.. jobson, Professor Bakic, Canon
Tfemantle. Dean Westcott and Rev. Messrs. Dale
Hoare, Cairns and Alexander.
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Reconstruction.

Cabinet Reconstruction.
MADRID. ApYii I. 1870.
The resignation Of SeHor NJ. Becerra having been
accepted Senior s. Moret, recently connected with
the Navy Department, has been appointed to sue
coed him a. Minlster of the Colonies.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Popular SOap.-Pyle,s go. X. - n che Kind
that takes the lead All hryt class grocers aell Il
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

iny to the Democracy.
LONDON. April ], 1870
The London Examiner finds In the disconnected
and contradictory discussions Irish affairs in the
House OF Commons proofs OF the wisdom Of the
American system which leaves local affairs to the
local legislatures.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13
ORIEILARX

Mrs. ELIZA B. GooDALL, daughter of the late
Capt. Thos. L. and Patsey Winston, was born In
North Carolina July IL, 1899; moved to Sumner
county in 1911 married to the late D. g. Goodall,
ESQ.,, in 1873; died at her home near HartsviIle,
Tenn, Aug I6, 1870. Thirty-siK years ago we
made the acquaintance Of this amisble woman.
She was then ely afflicted, aud oftener brought
to deaths door than any one ever knew. She
bore these Affections with much patience. They
taught her the uncertainty of life and the GER
tainty of death. They led her to repentance to-
wards God and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. -
Though she made no noise about her religion,
she professed to have found pardon in believing
tha Christ died to save sinners By reconciling
them TO God, and to have that peace, love and Joy
in the Holy Ghost that none but penitent believers
can enjoy. In all the relations of life she filed
her sphere with dignifed humility. AS a wife
she was truly devoted to her husband, making his
home happy. As mistress she WAS irm yet kind,
providing well for the comfort Of her servants
As a neighbor, kind aud accommodating, always
ready to administer to the needy. Being deprived
Of her own children In their early infancy, she
adopted her nieces and nephews, and those of her
husband. Truly might IL have been said that hers
WAS the "OrphRns' Home" During the twenty-six
years of her widOwhOod she had under her care and
protection not less than ten or twelve orphan
children. To them she proved worthy substi-
tute for their lost mothers. Safely may they fol
low her bright example of faith, hope and charity.
In her these Christian virtues abounded. She
hoped well Of all spoke Ill Of none Her last ILL
ness was long and painful, yet she murmured
not, being perfectly resigned to the will of her
God. The head Of the Orphans Home" is gone.
The rsllying place for nephews, nieces and cousins
has lost its attractions. Aunt Eliza is more In
this life. "She rests from her lsbors and her
works do follow her" May her long train Of con-
nections find this affection, though it seems Sc
we're, to be in mercy sent. Oh, may Il lead others
to repentance Sorrow not as for those VINO have
no hope. Look at the Eight in the cloud"
" Those who sleep in Christ shall rise first in the
resurrection" and them will He bring with Him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13
The City Yesterday.

The city yesterday presented somewhat
a dull and settled appearance in striking
contest with the life and animation that
have for several days prevailed on the
streets and sidewalks. Though moder-
ately fair business was done at the stores,
and many purchases in the shopping line
made, these establishments did not have
the usual amount of custom. Some of the
courts had adjourned, attorneys, officers
and clients going to the races. The sitting
rooms of the hotels were comparatively
empty and the same amount of passing
along the streets as ordinarily seen was not
observable. Hacks and vehicles were run
ming during the day along College and
Market streets conveying persons to and
from the race track, which was evidently
the center of attraction. The Mayor and
members of the City Council accepted the
invitation of the Association and many of
them visited the course. The general APP
pearance, of the. city was something like
that of holiday, so many had availed them
selves of the occasion TO visit the races.
HE enlarged Semi Weekly UNION AND
AMERICAN, for six months, 81 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13
Nashville Law school.

The Law Department of the University
of Nashville commenced on Monday last.
The prospects for successful term, and
the ultimate building up of one of the first
legal institutions, are very good. We have
heretofore spoken of the unapproachable
advantages Nashville possesses for the first
institution of this kind in the South OF
Southwest, and we feel well assured that
time will demonstrate these advantages to
the most beneficial results. Each of the
departments of the University, Medical,
Collegiate and Law, are now in operation
under the most skillful and scientific gen
Hemen. Its success in them all may be
predicted with almost absolute certainty.
A goodly number of students have EN-.
barked in the course of studies of the Legal
Department, and accessions will continu-
ally be made. Chancellor E h East, Judge
Nathaniel Baxter and Judge West II Hum
phreys are the Professors in the Law De-
partment. These gentlemen are eminent
for their legal lore and knowledge of the
theory and practice of the profession.
Under their supervision this department Of
the University can but flourish and furnish
valuable acquisitions to the legal profes'
sion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13
NashvillJ GROCERY MARKET.


SUdAR-New Orleans 12tc; Demarars
1910; standard hards 144@15c; A coffee
14o; Bdo. 1890; O do. 13k@15c.
CoFFEE-We quote as follows; Rio, com.
mon to choice, at 20@225c; Laguyra 23c;
Java 32@33c. ~ r5-8 $50
MoLAssEs And SIRUps-We quote sirul
50@75c; golden sirup 75c.
RIOE-We quote best Carolina 1O4@11c
SALT-LiVerpool sack 2.75; seven bush
81 barrels by the car load, $50; five and
a half do. 2.S5.
TEAs-Imperial 1902; Young Hysor
2.25; Black 1.0091. 90; Gunpowder 16S
92.O0 fr
-MackereI-Nos. 9 and 8, IA. 90 and
1900 . barrel; in kits, Nos. 1, and Z
800, 2.10 and LIS. Sardines $500 Z
case. a @
OHEEsE-We quote factory at Ice; Eng
lish dairy, none.
NAnEWe quote ct $50 for 1Od's.,
and ESQ additional for diminishing grades.
UASDLEs-Star, light weight, 14c.
PowDEE-Dupont CTS; Hazards 6,75;
blasting T. 70; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHoT-Patent ESQ; buck 2.75.
LGoUoEs-Common reotifed whisky .
gallon, liz; Robertson County 1.75@
2.75; Bourbon 1.25@5. so; Lincoln County
1.75@2. %; Highwines LOT.
BAGGNG-We quote Dundee at 33e;
hemp 32c; fax 33c.
RoPE-We quote at lie.
COTTON TIEs-We quote at 6@9c.
BRooMs-We quote at 2. 75@4O0 . doz.
demonstrating, y doz, 4O@75c,
Washboards 2.75 y doz; Buckets, y doz.,
2.5O@2.75. Tubs $50 2 nest. Starch
&c. Candy-assortek stick 18c 2
pound; fancy assorted zoe Q pound.
Snuff 7.75 2 box for CARROTS packed.
Matches 8.25 per case. Pepper $50
Spice SOC. Ginger zoe. Oysters 400 .
case for one pound cans; 800 p case for
two pound cans. Canned peaches, two
pound cans, 800 doz. Soda 64@7c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13
4f STATE NEWS.

They have fIourishing dancing acad,
envy in Knoxville.
The Fair at Memphis is being very sue
cessfuI, thousands attend every day.
pills of calolnel and rhnbarb are being
successfully administered IN cases of cat
tie disease in Knox county.
The large covered wagons of the Trion
factory, near Chattanooga, are bringing
loads of domestic sheetings, shirtings, etc.
The silver cornet band of Chattanooga
has received cab from the officers of
the Atlanta Fair to play there during the
week, which is very complimentary.
At meeting of the committee, held on
the Tth inst, it was resolved to recon-
mend to the delegates appointed from the
several counties comprising the Chatta-
noOga foaterial district, to meet in that
town on Friday, Oct. IA, TO nominate q
Democratic candidate for feater.
Thenew Catholic church, In Greenveille,
will be dedicated next Sunday. Special
trains will leave Knoxville at seven O'Clock
that morning. In Knoxville, the Catholics
will hold preparatory services, as follows:
Confirmation on Friday evening, Oct IA,
at quarter past three O'Clock. First COM
munion, en- Saturday morning, Oct. Is,
at O'Clock. The specials win leave
for GreeneVille at precisely Z O'Clock, next
Sunday morning, Oct 16.
The following is from the Chattanooga
Times of the 18th inst: 1t becomes our
painful duty to chronicle the death of a
railroad man, Mr.. Scott, who has been
employed in the capacity of switchman
in the Nashville and Chattanooga yard in
this city. Mr.. Scott was injured short
time since while coupling cars, and it was
hoped by his friends that he was out of
danger, but modification set in, and after
suffering great pain he expired early yes
terday morning.
The Chattanooga Times of the 18th
inst. says !: ssa s,7g f-s1
The grade on the Alabama and Chat
tanooga railroad is completed eight miles
below Elyton. The Chinese are soon to
be moved TO heavy work at Green Pond,
twenty miles below Elyton. Grading is
going with a rush. Hands are full of
confidence and in best of spirits. The
results of accurate calculation and sound
judgment were never more eminently dis
played than in the thorough practical
management of construction by Superin-
tendent J. G. Stanton. We understand
that on Friday night last a couple of
Cinnamon concluded TO abandon their
contract on the road and started on foot
for San Francisco, but at the end of
twenty miles they concluded the journey
was too long to be undertaken at this sea-
son, and returned. -.. ..-.- -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13

George w. Clark found himself on
Tuesday morning minus the wherewithal
TO purchase a pool, or a chance, or any
other necessary essential to the enjoyment
of a first-class race. George is an invent.
i've genius, and fertile in experiments, and
soon got his wits fairly to work to remedy
his finances. After revolving various
schemes, he finally hit upon the lucky plan.
He remembered Capt. Frank Hyberger,
the goodlooking Secretary of the Cover
nor. Forthwith he forged the Captain
name to small document, good for TWEEN.
ty dollars. With this forgery he imposed
upon the credulity of Rob't Flnnegan.
The unsuspecting Mr.. Finnegan advanced
the ''rino," and Clark went on his way re-
joicing. Mr., F.. soon discovered that he
had been imposed upon. Information Of
the forgery was given to the police. Yes
terday evening CLARK was overhauled by
Officer Reed. He was examined and COM
mitted to jail for further trial.
The largest and cheapest paper in the
State of Tennessee is the Nashville UNION
AND AMERICAN. e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13

sRRUTALv WARFARE

An eccentric Frenchmsn, NJ. BerchOu-
dien, in letter addressed to the Paris
LibeTte, seriously proposes to use the fe-
rociOus beasts of the Jardin DIES Plantes
for the defense of Paris. His proposition
is the following: GAS soon as the ap-
proach of the enemy is signaled, the adj
ministration should transport the tigers
and lions to abandoned farms, and then
the Prussians, when they came to those
farms to plumber and steal cattle, would
there find those fsmished beasts ready to
receive them. Attendants, disguised as
Uhlans, might previously incite the beasts
to fury by beating them" 'tM Berchou-
dien," adds the Liberte, 'fs sure this
vancouver would fill the army of Our
Fritz with so much terror that its progress
would be delayed thereby for several
days"