Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Bank Examiner Calender of New York,
has been indicted for classifying his returns
| in consideration of bride.
1t is authoritatiVely announced that the
printing of income tax blanks for the cur
rent wear has commenced at Washington.
The Kansas Radical Convention that
meets to-day, promises to go solid for
Grant.
The Federal troops of Mexico have been
routed in Sinaloa, and the Rebels have at
tackled San Luis Potosi.
The drug house of VIM. S. Merren &
Co., Cincinnati, is In flames as we go to
press.
The Utah Primary Convention are in
session. The Mormon members will not
sacrifice polygamy for Statehood.
DR.. John NJ. Cavert, of Brooklyn, a Flo
ridian, and formerly on Gen. Robert Lees
staff, died Sunday.
California miners are warning against
the introduction of machine drills.
A New Yorker has died in San Francis
co from exposure during the snow blockade
on the Union Pacific.
Now that the snow is melting, the Union
Pacific is in imminent danger of being
washed away, owing to the lOOse-texture of
the soil, and the embargo on travel is more
serious than before.
The body of a murdered German was
found in sitting posture in the woods near
Terre Haute yesterday; he had been dead a
week or more.
Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton will be up and
about in short time, notwithstanding his
late accident.
Rockport, Ind, is going to erect mOnu-
ment over the grave of Abraham Lincoln's
mother.
The health commissioner of Baltimore
reports the smallpox epidemic and fearfully
increasing.
The nail factories of New England have
advanced prices 25 cents per keg.
They are now investigating the quaran-
tine in New York.
The French Company propose to build
another Atlantic cable.
1t is proposed to appropriate 500, 900 to
divide among the crew of the Kearsarge.
The Radical ward meetings in st. Louis
denounce all divisions in the ranks and
promise to sustain the national nominees.
The Jersey City Grand Jury are investi-
eating their city ring.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday, no al
fusion was made to the pending complica-
ton with England.
The Scott and Sawyer factions are present
in full force at the South Corolina Radical
convention.
FOREIGN.
The London Times hopes, though family,
that the American cabinet may yield to the
public opinion of Englandl
Baron Gerolt has entered the German
Privy Council on a liberal pension.
Won Moltke and Won Room have been
made peers for life.
Madame Ristori has been so seriously in
jured by her recent railroad accident, as to
compel her leaving the stage for long time.
The Paris police are doubled in view of
a possible coup d'etat in favor Of Napoleon.
The Emperor of Germany has been quite
unwell but is recovering.
The cable has report from Rome that
the Ecumenical Council will be re-convok-
ed in the Island of Malta or in Tyrol at an
early day, and that the Pope viii then leave
Rome.
Three thousand ship carpenters on the
Tyne have struck work.
An Ottawa letter to the New York En-
press states there is not worth of truth in
the statement that a secret treaty has been
made between England and the Dominion.
Young Wales is going to Yarmouth to re-
A resolution to censure the English Min
istry failed to pass the Commons yesterday
by 268 against 241-an unpleasantly close
vote,