Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-22
NEW YORK.


New YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Tribune thi
; morning praises the action of Iowa an
Ohio in ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment
and says, Now let Georgia speak, and thel
let US see how much longer the advocate
of revenge and delay in Congress can with
hold the admission of the Virginia Repre-
sentatives and Senators, which alone i
needed to give validity to her already re
corded vote, and make the Fifteenth
Amendment part of the fundamental Law
of the land.
Uncle Sam Receivers 100000.
The operators in Wall street, who forgo
to pay tax on their money making capital,
are now rapidly discharging their obliga
tons to the government. Yesterday one o.
| the legal representatives Of the broken
| paid $4,000 into the court on behalf o.
/ his client And another check is to be
handed in to-day 1t is believed that the
whole amount to be paid by the brokers,
against whom proceedings has been com.
menced, will be over one hundred thou
sand dollars.
GOttschaIk.
Louis NJ. Gottschalk, the celebrated
American pianist, died at Rio Janerio.
Several Million Profits and no DIVI.
bends.
The annual report of Jay Gould, Presi-
dent of the Erie Railroad, shows the earn
ings of the road to be nearly 81, 500, 900
greater in 1869 than in 1868, but the
money has been expended in extensive i'm
provements, hence the absence of divi-
dends
Bully Boy.
Prince Arthur and suite arrived at Hud-
son River Depot at II NJ. He was met by
Mr.. Thornton and suite, who took carriages
and drove at once to Brevort.
Went 10 the Theater.
Prince Arthur and suit, accompanied by
theBritish Minister and Councillor Archibald,
attended Wallack's Theater tonight, not
Booths. There were no demonstrationsin
the theater, but the party was cheered when
leaving the building.
Died.
Sir George Francis Seymour, Admiral of
the feet, and for long time stationed in
the American waters, died to-day at the age
of So.
Richardson's Estate.
Letters of administration were granted
yesterday by the Surrogate of Essex
County, n. j., to Chas. A. Richardson,
brother OF the late Albert J. Richardson, in
reference to his property at Woodside.
They were granted by consent of Mr..
Richardson's widow. The property is
valued at $15, 200.
AggrieVcd Cartmen.
At mass meeting tonight of public cart
men, whose interests had been affected by
the recent order OF Collector Grinnell, that
order was denounced as a movement for
putting Republicans in Office in the Gus
tomhouse, and petition for its revocation
will be presented TO the Collector to-
morrow.
6. r. Il.
Judge Cardozo to-day denied the motion
to vacete on an order transferring the suit
of G. F. Train, agent of the Union Pacific
Railroad, to the United States Court.
Woman Sentenced for MansIaugh-
ter.
Ellen r. Rutt, convicted of manslaghter
of Thomas H. Barrett, has been sentenced
to imprisonment for one year in the State
prison by Judge Buenard.
Committed.
Oakley, the defaulting cashier of the
Merchants National Bank, was to-day COM
mitted to Ludlow street jail, in default Of
$780, 600 bail, on motion in behalf the
Bank, which is about to institute civil suit
against him.
DefraudiHg.
The examination of Veltman, clerk Of the
Fourth National Bank, charged with de-
frauding the bank by forged checks and
false entries, was opened to-day with the
evidence of the cashier, the points of which
are already known.
Ignatz GIOusky.
Ignatz Glousky, one of the parties ar
rested for alleged concern in defrauding
the government of a tax amounting 10 over
$500, 600 on liquor in Parker's establish
ment in Eighteenth street, has been held to
bail in 5000 to answer.
Forged Order.
VIM. H. Reeves, alias Mccarthy, was ar
rested on the charge of obtaining money
from Nelson, Morris & Co., of Chicago, by
a forged order.