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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-01
NEW ORLEANS.
The Radical War of Races.
A Carpet-bag Governor and His
Negro Vice.
A Curious Point In Law,

NEW ORLEANS, August 31.-Durin
the absence of Governor Warmoth, Lieu
tenant Acting Governor Dunn pardone,
convict and notified the governor O
his seton. A spicy correspondence en-
sued, which has just been published
The Governor disapproves of the actor
of the Lieutenant Governor in takin.
charge of the Executive Office, and re-
pudiates his acts. The Secretary
of State will be instructed moi
to receive them, and continues:
''When intend absenting myself from
the State under such circumstances as
render necessary the services of a Lieu
tenant Governor, l shall do myself the
honor TO officially inform you. Until
such time can but regard any act per-
formed by you in the capacity of acting
Governor as an intrusion, calling for i'm
mediate revocation and rebuke. Harry
Hews, whose pardon you inform me you
have granted, will be Immediately rs-
arrested and recommitted to serve out the
sentence imposed upon him by the court,
your interpositiOn being regarded as Off
cious and wholly uncalled for"
Lent. Gov. Dunn replying says:
''In the future as well as in the past
| shall faithfully observe and conscien-
tiously perform the duties devolving up
on me under the constitution. The or
binary courtesies thst obtain among gen.
tlemen and State officials should have in
duced you always to have notified me of
your intended absence from the State,
but your neglect in this particular while
it is not very damaging to you as a gen
tleman, in no sort relieves me from the
obligations imposed upon me by the COM
stitution in in your absence, nor invali-
dates any act performed by me as acting
Governor.
'Harry Hewes in my judgment has
been legally pardoned and if your Excel
lency will not consider it offlcious for me
to express an opinion, would respect
fully suggest that you are acting outside
of the constitution and the laws whenev-
er you attempt, without additional Of
Tense, to deprive him of his liberty, and
such an attempt on your part will
justly subject you to rebuke
from the sovereign people of Louisiana.
'1n conclusion, permit me respectfully
to decline accepting your Excellency as
my exemplar in either modesty, courtesy,
or official duty"
The Cohorts OF Corruption.
The Times, commenting on the recent
ly developed evidences of fraud regarding
the water-wOrks, says:
'rEvery day brings its quota of con-
firmatory evidence in proof of the charges
long since brought against the plagued
cOrhorts of corruption, who have fssten-
ed themselves upon body polite in this
State. No stronger testimony is needed
of the rapacity of our rulers, than that
furnished by the rival factions, who have
combined against each other under the
leadership of Yarmouth and
Of Dunn. The pictures drawn by the
Governor of his opponents are worthy of
exhibition in every rogues' gallery, and
The pictures drawn by the artists of the
rival faction, present features no less
strongly marked by the characteristics of
moral hldeousness.
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NEW YORK.
The Yearly Cotton Statement
The Monkey Men.

The Monkey Men.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3I.-The Italians
have called meeting Saturday next to
take steps for sbolishing the organ grind
ing business.
Cholera Markets.
The Health Board have received re-
ports from the Sanitary Inspector which
show that the markets in the city are In q
remarkably unhealthy condition.
Fhe Cotton Year.
The yearly cotton statement gives the
total receipts OF all ports at 1886, S74
bales. Exports 10 Great Britain 2, $40,
500 bales, and to the continent 78S, 1913
bales.
n Norwegian BARK Run DOWN.
Eleven Lives IOs1.
NEW YORK, July 3l-Fhe steamship
Java which left Liverpool on the l9.h
of August, ran into the Norwegian bark
NIints on the night of the 23d of August,
and sent her down with eleven lives on
board. The Nlints was making q trip to
Portsmouth, Quebec. She had on board
twelve hands, of whom but one was
saved by boats sent out by the Java.
The Java was but slightly injured; when
sle was out four days sailor fell over
b. ard and was lost,
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MEXICO.

Revolution In ORXaca-SeVen Per-
sons Killed in a Religious Riot
Agrarianism-Juare Buying up
COngress-The Popular Vote 10 be
Ignored.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 24.-The press
announces the breaking out of a revolu-
ton in 0axsca against the State govern
ment, and that Diaz is m the field with
several hundred men.
In the riot against Protestants at Mo-
relia seven persons were killed.
Copies of an sgrarian law are scattered
all over the country, melting discomfort
among the ignorant.
The election of Juarez are more doubt
full than ever. Many official positions
are freely offered TO Congressman for
votes. Congress will act independent of
the vote of the people.
Revolution Brewing at Monterey.
MONTEREY, Aug. 3l.-L0cal revolution
is imminent. GOzanield, the successful
gubernatorial candidate in the recent cleo
ton, has imprisoned the present Gov
ernor on the charge of perjury. He is
unable TO obtain a trial, and mas appealed
TO the people. He is sustained by psr-
~ of revolutionists who are recruiting.
MArAMoRAs, Aug. ga revolution
is deemed inevitable. There is division
among the Liberals. The ReactiOnists
are taking the part of the leaders, organ
ling for the impending struggle.
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VENEZUELA,
Revolution I'm Full Blast.

LAGUAYRA, Aug. 6.-The eastern por-
ton of the republic continues in revo-
lutionary state. The Government Ob-
serves the greatest vigilence, and is max
ing great efforts to auell the revolution.
Two war steamers left LaguayTa laden
with troops under Gen. Escobedo, who
is to reinforce Gen. Victor Rodriguez,
and endeavor to drive the revolutionisis
out of Barcelona, and the whole 4 Eastern
department. The Government Is ordering
arms and ammunition from ell points,
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BEN BUTLER
Continues His War on the RePubIi-
cans and RenOminaGes Grant.

Continues His War on the Republic
cans and RenOminates Grant.
WoRoE TER, Aug. 3l.-Butlsr made
another political speech here tonight,
which 10 great pat wss repetition of
the doctrines enuuc isted in his speech a.
SpriD- field He made some illusions to
his family history, severely handling Mas
sachusetts newspapers, that referred to
his ndidacy for the Goyernorship, and
Ienomin6ted Grant for the Presidency.
Gard from GOV, HawIeY.
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 3l--Gen.
Haxley publishes me fo.lDwing card:
Gen. Bltler in his Worcester speech
fixes upon my change from the Army OF
the James 50 Caief OF Staff under Gen.
Terry, in No to Carolina, "a the time
When he displaced me for inetficiency and
iacompetsncy. He was relieved from
command and sent TO Lowell in January,
1864 did not msk athst change till
more THAI I've weeks a Jerwsrd, when
Gen. Ord YVES il lmmand # that army,
and B itler hal NJ hiuz ID d. with it.
JAS. r HAwLEY
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Cross-Exanaination.
TuE BOwroN uOLOCAUsT.

In the la.e railroad horror near Boston
it is not generally understood that there
were five trains delayed at Saugus branch
junction when the accident occurred
The outward Saugus train was waiting
for the inward Ssugus train was detsin-
ing the Beverly train. The late
was followed by another Saugus, and
which delayed the Pullman train. After
.he Saugus trains had passed, the engi-
neer of The Pullman train supposed the
track clear, and hence the disaster.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Victoria Under ,he weather.

New YORK, Aug. 31.-A correspond
ent writing from London, Aug. 10. says
that the attacks upon Queen Victoria.
lately made in the Times, in the House
OF Commons and Lords, by Lord Gram
more, have resulted disastrously to her
health, and that besides she has been
considerably distressed by late occurren-
ces In Dublin. When at Perth on the
18th she looked bad and was Indifferent
to the demonstrations of the populaee.
Francis William Russell, member of
Parliament for Limrick, died to day aged
feVenty-one.
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GERMAN Y.
The .Pru.sIan Alliance.

LONDON, Aug 31.-The conferences a.
Gastien have confirmed an agreement be-
tween Austria and Prussia on some
important principles of policy. The de
tails of this agreement were arranged in
the nature of treaty, but rot IS formal
treaty. The fuIctiDnaries whose services
would have been necessary in the draw
ing of a formal treaty were nos present,
and thus the secret of the exact terms is
better kept. The stat ment is that the
policy made by the Vienna Cabinet in
d, cember last created situation between
Austria and Prussis, which called for
more accurate definition of their relations
than could be secured by An exchange of
diplomatic notes.
The Gaslein conference enabled the Two
Cnsncellors, by confidential conversation,
to reach an understanding exactly as to
how the inter, sta of the two powers could
be realized to their mutual advantage;
how their good understanding might be
utilized dealing together against other
powers. The Roumanian railway diff
ficulty hiss thus received q satisfactory
solution in the interest of general peace.
This is regarded az happy augury for
the application of similar joint action IN
future difficulties. TIE league maintain
ing peace means war sgainst any power
that can be provoked to disturb the peace.
Russia knowing the understanding, makes
vast preparations for war.
RaVages OF the Cholera
BERLIN, Aug 31.-A dispatch from
Gurnbinnens, town of East Prussia, gays
that in the small village of Phimoc!aw,
with a total population of 479, there have
slresdy been " cases of chOlers, 46 of
which terminated fatally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-01

This is the fret day Of September. 1t
is from the Latin word Septem (seveu)
and the ninth of the year, but the sew
enih with tha Romans, their year begin
ming with March AZ ihe legal year did in
England until the change OF ely lie in 1852
The name is still retained in most Euro
pean languages like those of the thee
succeeding months, notwithstanding their
present innscurecy. The Anglo-Saxons
ca led it Geyst-Monath, r barley month,
as barley harvested in September wss
their most important grain; in Switzerland
il called HeT5StNOBGh, harvest Inon:h.
Il h thirty days.
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From the New YORK Standard.
NEGROEsINTHE JUDY BOX.
color Excitement la n Flushing
COuTt-Respectnbl Negroes I'm
p2neisd aS n Jury, and Discharged
s.ss accOurt OF Race.

color Excitement in n Flushing
COuTt-Rsspectnble Negroes I'm
pRneisd aS n Jury, and Discharged
ora Account Cd Race
Probably in the $50 years of Flushing
IN. Y. } existence nothing has 50 excited
her residents and ere ted 50 much cOnfu-
sion ss the action of Constable John
Henry Wright, formerly member of the
Metropolitan Police. The cause was
chsIge of assault a1d battery. Michael
Burns had been charged with an assault
on one Lizzie EJglisb, and had by his
counsel, Q. z. Van NOstTsnd, ESQ.,, asked
for jury trial. Saturday afternoon was
the time set DO Sn for the rial, and rs the
time arrived for the case 10 proceed the
u=usI hsHger3-On AZ Justice Court were on
hand at ,he curt room in the Town
Hall Tiny evidently were somewhat
surprised ID find The b .dy OF the room
occupied By fiom thirty 10 forty neg. Oes.
GA the arrival of Justice Hamilton, the
panel was called, and Clement Barney,
Stephen Brown, Jacob ketchum, Cnsrl
Mauew, HurlSu.L Jackson and George
Seanlep, all c,,lDrtd, were sworn to Tighi-
fully and truthfuliy try the case of the
People against Michael Burns. Up 10 Tie
present time uOihing mad been said by tue
counsel, but now cutting debate follow
ed between the Court and lawyer Nos
traDd, the latter cdsIacterizing the new
Jury departure as a SET up job The en-
stable excused himself BY saying 1t was
impossible TO get together white men OF
ch4ract,r 10 Try these petty cases, and
GRANNY The present jury could MT &c
objected to for want Ui intelligence, anu
mO>t Of them IRE men of decided ability
and ali of Iespec;abiIity The counsel
sad be would not obj-c: % have cJi-
cred jury decide s case between persons
of thar own color, but he would dtCI-
dedly object 10 have them in the pre5sHL
case, ana consequently be would with
draw from it. Lawyer Gould was order
ed BY tie Court 10 defend the prisoner,
who obi cted 10 bsing tiled By negroes,
and finally he Court TOOK the response
bili;y of oischarging the Jury and order
ing rev panel.
Garibaldi telegrsphs from 0aprera that
his be alth is better.
Late news from Arizona is TO the effect
that Indian deDradatiOns and murders
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ST. LOUIS.
Gauge TO Cairo


ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-The ground
was broken yesterday at Columbia,
Illinois, twelve miles from here, on the
Cairo and St. Louis Narrow Guage Rail-
road, and large force of men will be
Immediately put to work. The road will
be three feet gluge, and completed in two
years.
Treasure Trove-Nilsson and Her
Diamonds.
1t will be recollected that Christine
Nilsson while coming to this city from
Memphis last April accidentally dropped
some four thousand dollars worth of
dismonds from the window of car on
the Iron Mountain Railroad. Parties
searched several days for the jewels but
without success, and Miss Nilsson gave
them up for lost. Yesterday Mrs. Flynn,
wife of lsborer on the railroad, found
the gems opposite her door, just outside
of Desota, they having been uDearthed
by fractions calf that she had tied to q
stake near the railroad track. Miss Nils
son was telegraphed at Newport of the
recovery of her treasures, and she replied
that she would present the Flynn family
with five hundred dollars. The diamonds
will be expressed to their owner to-mor-
row
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HALIFAX.
The Regatta

HALIFAX, Aug. 3l.-The great four
cared boat race came off this afternoon,
six crews started. The race was splen-
didly contested up TO the stake boat turn
ing point The Taylor Winship, English
crew, won by three lengths; the Prior
crew, Halifax, second; The Coulter Big
lin crew, United States, third.
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Ar THE Vatican, AUGUST s, 1871.
A p,rsuNe damsel in Pbiladelphia had

A BLUsHING damsel in Philadelphia had
a man and dog up before Tue Ponce
Count, TO answer the charge Of assault
and battery on the dogs part When
asked what the dog do, she said he bit
her. When asked where, alter consid'
cradle hesitation and blushing, she re-
piled, Goa the left drum 8 lex"
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LOUISVILLE.
Close OF the Cotton Year.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 81, l87l.-The fol-
lowing is the yearly cotton statement to
Aug. 81, 1871: Stock on hand Septem-
Der, 1870, SIS bales; received during the
year 322. 55l bales; total 32L, S66 bales.
Shipped curing the year 322,719. Stock
on hand Aug. 81, 1871, 147.
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ITALY.

RoNE, Aug. 30.-The Pope, in receiy:
ing the homage of the PapAl Guard, said
| cannot name the day of our deliversuce
but the time is not remote when we shal
issue together from our prisons.
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VIRGINIA.
The conservative Convention.

Ths conservative Convention.
RICHMoND, Va, Aug. 3l.-The Bust
ness C1mrjttee OF the Conservative Con-
vention reported a plan for party or
CnizatioD throughout the Sta,e, which
was adopted .....
The cclnm.tte3 net beng prepared to re-
port the platform, was allowed to sit dur
ing the Convention, --s-.
Adjourned.
LATRR The Convention Adjourned to-
day sine die. No platform was adopted,
o eauncis ion of principle was made,
a. her than uutiring and unceasing opp)-
s.tion TO Radicslism.
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TENNESSEE BONDS cosed in New York
last evening at rs for the old issue and
759 for he new-an advance of ! on the
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CHARLESTON.
No New Cases,

CHARLESTON, Aug. Sl.-No new cases
of yellow fever. Two persons attacked
last week died to day,
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SAN DOMINGO.
Grants War Steamers and the Rev.
OlutiOn.

OlutiOn.
SAN DOMINGO, Aug. 31.-The revolu-
tionists under Cabral have formed pros
visionsl government having its seat at
Las Mais. A new and well organized at
tack is to be made against the troops of
Baez. Baez on his side is not idle. He
continues making great military prepare
tions at Azns, and the United States war
steamer Nantssket is said to have left
Samaua and is at present cruising near
Azna so as to operate by Sc a.
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MON AND AMERICAN.

GOLD opened steady in New York yes
terd ~ at 112s@l124 and closed firm at
112E@1lS.
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CoTToS is in good demand inNew York
a. full prices, the quotation for middlire
remAining at 19s. --a..{EF ,~re..z
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BUDD DOBLE says he has driven Dexter
in 2:l3 to wagon.
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Garibaldi telegrsphs from 0aprera that
his health is better.
Late news from Arizona is TO the effect
that Indian deprsdsti0ns and murders
continue in that Territory.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, August Sill hav-
ing been understood that the reports of
Senator Thurman's speech, owing to the
lateness of the hour he spoke, were i'm
perfect, revised report has been furnish
ed the Ohio Statesman. He considered
first the claims of the Administration to
the support of the country on the ground
of having restored the rebelliOus States to
their proper relations to the Government.
So far as the Republican party in Con-
gress have done their work the effect has
been to retard the work of reconstruction,
in support of which he referred to the
act compelling the formation of new Con-
stiiutions.
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The corner stone at the New Syracuse
University was laid to day with imposing
ceremonies. The University is to be re-
ligious, non sectsrian, and students will
not be excluded on account of color or
sex.
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{ J

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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The Grover II Baker Sewing Machine Co. Plaintiffs
against
$. w. ugmlm, Defendant
Before o. Fisher Justice of the Peace of Ashtabula
township Ashtabua Coenty, Ohio
IN the 22nd day of May, A. ID. 1871,
- said Justice issued Order Of Attachment in
the above action for the sum Of S52 "
l. o, FISHER Justice of the Peace
Ashlablh Aug. 10th, lsl 9t9S
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BUILDING MOVING.

ADELBERT SWEET is prepared with
good set Oi machinery team &C, aud tolerable share
Of experiences and practical sk perfected by consdera
BILE practice p the oil regiops where the budding about
of budings Is feature OF lifeto do any thing tkd
line Those having orders either in this adjorning
towns, may depend upon their prompt aud careful exc
Ashtabula, March lst, 1s11. Tas
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FURNISHING GOODS.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
VIZ w. SMITH, MANUFACTURERS

w W. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer in Leather and Findings Main
street. Opposite Phoenix Foundry Ashtabula, Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTs AND CALFsKINs
just received and now for sale as good an assorted
stock of
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
he found in any Western Market and which viii
be sold ON the most reasonable tcms. hope to make il
object for Boot and Shoe, and Harness Manufacturers
satisfied that can sell them everything needed in the
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight aud travelling
expenses, and loss of time.
All are cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
1t for your interest to buy In this market shall take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public aud
showing them my stock Below, give partial list OF
articles:
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leather
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip oak and
hefnlock calf and kip collar leather and hsrse hides
mems and womeIls morocco; band and lacing leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russcts.
FINDINGS.
Lasts, pegs thread, webb Packars Ink iron and zin,
nails round head tacks hrlstes avis hammers pincers
sand stones, rsps kpveS 1Oas size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces, punches lasting irons eyeets
let sets, sttchwheels, sCh-markcrs heel shaVes edge
planes, strip avis wclt knives, elastic, heel ball. stitch
Ing cord lasting tacks heeland toe plates boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds OF finishing
irons. etc. etc. W. ". SMITH =
Ashtabuh 1871. "a