Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-29
NEW YORK.
The Finances of the City.
Queer Doings In the Times
Office.
Humbug Havanas.

Exchange at 43 cents.
Humbug Havanas.
| An agent of the Havana Association
of Cigar Manufacturers, representing
| 500, 900, 900 capital, is now in this city
procuring evidence against domestic man
ufacturers who offer and sell their owr
goods as imported brands. Some of tbs
guilty parties has been discovered, anC
injunctions viii be sought from the United
States Courts compelling them to cease
the fraudulent business unless they do sc
voluntarily. The penalty for emitting
stamp on each box of cigars, with the
name of the manufacturer, is $50 in each
case. IL is said half the cigars sold AZ
genuine Havsnas are manufactured in
this city, and that the parties suspected
| via resist the interference with theil
business.
Italian Unity.
The I.alIan parade and celebration of
nationality will occur August 25. 1t is
expected that several thousand will par
! ticipate in the procession, which will in
clude a company OF Bersaglieri and a
corps of 200 Italian boys, dressed as sol
diers, and carrying the banner of ancient
Rome.
Some Peaches.
Ninety-thousand baskets of peaches Gr-
rived in this city from Delaware to-day.
Radical Rebels.
The Times this morning states it has
reason TO believe that large number of
| the most intluentia al citizens in the CON-
munity have agreed to call meeting and
to resist tne payment of any further tax
alton, until the present rulers of the city
have been forced to render an account of
their stewardship. Over one thousand
names, including those of many eminent
merchants and bankers, are already sub
eeribed.
The City Finances Mayor Hail
Courts investigation.
The Mayor and Comptroller of the
City accounts, which will make volume
of 800 pages, viii probably be published
tomorrow.
The National Government versus
New York City-PubIic Servants
Employed for Partisan Ends.
About seventy-five government employ
ees, comprising clerks from the Custom
house, Postoffice, United States District
Attorneys and Msrshal's offices, were en-
gagged to-day at the Times newspaper
Office addressing wrappers of to. morrow's
issue of that journal, which is announced
to contain a resume of the publications
made in the Times, touching the financial
and other transactions of the city officials.
The Postoffice carriers, it is said, will
leave copies OF the edition a! city resi-
dences.
The Tribune tomorrow will say The
instruction of capitalists, as the move
ments to resist further payments TO Tam
many has been called, is rapidly assuming
large proportions. Two movements are
in progress. 0ae consists of q combina
ton OF property owners resident in New
York city, about ], 200 of whom, 1t is
stated, have signed an agreement 10 resist
the collection of taxes by the city and
county officials, until showing of the
books is compelled. The paper was
actively circulated in Wsll street yester-
day evening. TIE most conservative
capitalists indicate their determination TO
support The movement provided it be
general, as it now appears likelyto become.
Meanwhile, those doing business in New
York, but residing in New Jersey, are
stirring, and contemplate a flank move
ment in the United States courts.
The Ribbonmen OF Boston.
a Boston correspondent states thst
during the progress of the New York ri
OTIS there were eight hundred Ribbon men
in that city ready to join the riots in New
YoIk if called upon, or If the Hiberni'
ans had been successful in their attack
upon the 0sngemen and military. They
had spies ST the different newspaper Off
ces and at the telegraph Office TO gather
the latest information, aud if the rioters
had received any degree of success, they
would have gone forward and reinforced
them at once. The mob was chiefly COM
posed of the employees in the city gas
houses, and comprised many leaders in
the Boston draft riots.
A smallpox Scare.
4 sensation story is out tina, hundred
ard fifty Thousand infected buffalo robes
are on the way to this city from Buenos
Ayres and Montevideo, where smallpox
has been raging.
Overgrown Children.
A cricket match at HOboken ended
the victory OF a Blston club over the 81.
George, of New York.
TIE Regatta of the Bayounce yacht
club, yesterday in the lower harbor, was
won by Sophia on time allowance.
NEW York, July %. The Athletics,
of Philadelphia, snd the Eckfords, of
Brooklyn, played the third of series of
games yesterday. The attendance was
not large. Both clubs had strong mines,
though the Eckfords were minus their
first baseman. The game opened favor
ably for close contest, neither side scor-
ing in the first three innings. In the
fourth inning the Athletics scored l by
fielding errors, and the Eckfords 8 by
good batting. By sharp fielding the Eek
fords managed 10 prevent the Athletics
from increasing their score more than
they did themselves, sDd the finale was
the success of the Eckfords by to 4.
Umpire, r. M. Lush, of Unions. The
next game will be played in Philadelphia.
sUoRE
Athleiics-0 / % 2 0-total 4.
Eckfords-O COS O01 2 0-total 6.
The Lost Schooner.
The schooner reported by the schooner
Burde,t Hart as off BarnG CAT 24th inst,
capsjzed, was the schooner Isaac Hinck-
ley, apt. John Randolph, from James
river, Va, with cargo of pine wood for
this port. The Schooner Roxana Jussop,
from this port, was in company with her
on Monday, the Oath inst. As no word
has been received from her since, it is
supposed the captain and crew were lost.
Republican Central Committee.
At meeting of the Republican Central
Committee this evening, jackson Schultz
in The chair, motion by Col. Duganne
that escn delegation should nominate
candidate for Presidential Committee was
voted down, two districts being unrepre-