Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-01
FOREIGN.
Berlin Brewing a Viennese Panic
Fancy Stocks Fall 90 FSr tent

LONDON, Sept. 30.-A special from Ber-
lin hints at financial troubles IN Germany.
Fancy stocks and bank shares are not sale
able, and come have fallen twenty per cent.
There is some talk of government interfer-
ence.
TIE fifty thousand drawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to day Is for ship
ment to New York.
The Cholera ut Liverpool.
A number OF new cases Of cholora have
made their appearance on the ship which
arrived at Liverpool bringing that disease.
The vessel is in close quarantine.
A Railway Epidemic.
There were several accidents on British
railways to day, and several persons killed
and injured. The most serious accident was
to Scotch express train.
.~r Clewes, Hambieht & Co.
The Gazette publishes notice for
meeting of the creditors Of CleWes, HAM
bicht & Co. on Nov. %. The steamer
Parths, which sailed to-day for New York,
took Sl00, 900 in bullion.
Healthy Revenues.
I The receipts of revenue for the year end
lD9 tO-uay BAC66uS bIOcO VI bL4O poAAO POASCA
last year by f356,000.
John Bright to-day received the seals of
the Duchy Of Lancaster, and was formally
installed as cabinet officer.
The price of coal is steadily advancing.
France Figuring for the Next War.
New YORK, Sept. 80.-The London
Times of the 20th has the following tele-
gram:
Paris, Sept. 19.-It is stated that the
French Government in compliance with
advices II has received from competent su-
| thorities, has resolved to carry out with
great activity the execution of a general
plan which will bind together all the fortih-
cations in France, by connecting them with
| Paris. It is in consequence of this resolution
| that staff officers have been seen at work on
the chief heights lying within Paris.
The POpe Invited to Paris 20 Crown
the Son OF Charlemagne.
A Paris special says Cardinal CASTOR de
Bonnchase left Rouen yesterday on a mis-
| sion to Rome in connection with the move
ment for the restoration OF monarchy In
| France. His mission in Rome Is for the
purpose of visiting the Pope, and loexte nd
| to bis Highness an invitation to make
| Journey to France to be present at the &C
cession and to conseerate the Count de
Chambord as King Henry V. Of France.
The Future King HcnryV.
PARIS Sept. 3d. Count D'Cbsmbourd,
| In q letter TO his supporters in France, says
his object is the union of parties in France
and a restoration of her glory, greatness,
ani prosperity. He denies bis intention OF
introducing extreme reac.iVe measures, or
of attacking Italv.
The Journal OficieI announces the diyis'
ion of France into l8 military departments,
with Algeria as the 10Th.
Alicante.
MADRID, Sept. 30.-The total casualties
in Alicante from the bombardment were II
killed aud 80 wounded. The camp Of the
North has been reinforced with 5000 men
Don Carlos, as King OF Spain, hiss issued
postage stamp bearing his portrait.
The Bombardment Of Omao.
KINGSTON, JAM, Sept. 26.-Her Ma
iesty's steamer Niobe, Commander Sir L
r. Lorraine, from Tuxillo, arrived here Sun
day. She brings particulars Of the en-
counter at Omao between natives and Brit
ish subjects, and in which serious outrage:
were committed on the British Consul
They plundered The Consulate, and BElllsl
merchants and imprisoned three of them
who resisted the outrage. Mr.. DeBrit, consul
had to seek safety in Belize.
The Niobe was then about miles from
Omao, and on Capt. Lorraine receiving In
,elligence ofthe occurrence he imme lately
proceeded to the scene of the outrage TO
, the protection of British subjects. Oh
reaching Omao the Niobe was brought II
position and satisfaction demanded of III
au horities, which not being given, th
Ensign ordered 8 blank shot fired. Thi
was returned from the fort. An activ
cannonadiDg then ensued from 3 to P.
1t was renewed the next day, an / after 2 o
8 hours the fort being silenced flag
= truce was sent on board. The affair wa
arranged by the release of imprisoned sui
4 iects and payment of f3, 900. The euem
: had several killed and wounded.
: The United States steamer Wyomin
: sailed on the 21st for Asp;nwall, whel
y American interests were Oeing threstene
C by revolutionary disturbance. The flibui
tering teamer Virginius has received ne
crew from New York, and is preparing f
another trip to Cuba. The cable betwee
Aspinwall and Jamaica is to be laid in n
vember.