Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-23
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NEW YORK, July 22,-Some survivors
of the lost steamship Atlantic having begun
suit in the Supreme Court of this State
against TIE swber of the Atlantic to recover
the value of their baggage lost and damages
for injury done to themselves, the Atlantic
Steam Navigation Company filed petition
in the UuiIed States District Court setting
forth that it Ia ready and willing to pay into
the court the amount of their interest Id the
steamer and freight pending On the voyage
during which she was lost, and asking that
its liability be limited to that amount.
Ju ICE Blatchford granted the order in con-
fertility with the petition, and direcied the
Clerk OF the Court to take testimony on the
matter.
Cheap transportation.
The American Cheap Transportation As
snniatinn of this oityrP-rfsntsd its organiZa
ton last evening, anu adopted resolutions
setting forth that the unjust and extortion-
ate rates charged by various railroads of the
country are detrimental to the indust' les
and interests of the nation, and condemn
ing the action of railroad companies in
bribing Legislatures and defyiDg Judge
and Executives
''Lise Master Like Servant"
A letter from the American feet in Chi
nese waters says: Im'Tey, of the Ashutsx,
has been sentenced TO two years suspension.
Commander Wilson, of the YsnIc, is be-
ing tried for drunkenness, and Lieut.. Row.
land is to be tried for obtaining money un-
der false pretenses.
Reported Arrest OF Roscoe.
Yesterday P. N. it was rumored that
Roscoe,the supposed sccoDplice in the muir
der of Charles Goodrich. had been arrested
in New York and transferred to the Brook
Ign jail. No information could b. obtained
from the latter, but during the evening Mrs.
Lucette Meyers went to Brooklyn on busi
ness connected with the Goodrich case, and
1t was subsequently, given out that the man
supposed to be R)s:ce had been arrested on
Broadway and sent to Brooklyn in 3 coach.
IRE Brooklyn Trust Company.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Mr. Rodman, sec
Rotary of the Brooklyn Trust Company, has
been suspended from his Office as Deputy
| City Treasurer. When questioned in regard
to the published report that every active off
Ger of the bank is largely in debt to the insti-
tuition, acting President Chauncey declined
to say anything, remarking that upon that
| point every one must form his own judg-
ment. 1t was well known outside that
there was considerable dissatisfaction in the
Board before exposure, but he did not feel
at liberty to spend upon the subject.
The VIII of the Late President Mills.
The last will and testament of Ethelbert
! S. Mills was submitted at Surrogate Court,
Brooklyn, By bis son Thomas FL. Mills, this
morning. The will bequeathed all blsprop'
erty real and personal to his wife and her
heirs and au; horizes any or sill of his real
| estate to be sold for cash or credit. His
son estimates the estate to be valued al
three hundred thousand dollars.
The Prize Ring.
NEW YORK, July 22.-The prize fight
has been arranged bstween Peter Croker
the English pugilist, and Jack Boylar, Of
! Dublin. They signel rticles to fight tOI
$1,000 within 80 rifles Of this city, at 49,
pounds, on the 4th Of August. A forfeit OF
$500 YVES put up.
The BeecheF.BOwen Scandal.
The statement that there will be 10 in
vestigation by the descOns and trustees o.
| PlyHouth Church, relative to the Bowen
Tilton scandal, is untrue. The trial has
| only been postponed on account of the alb
| SSICG Oh DS6CuGl duu uulIUGI Vi JIG COu1-
mittee. In the fall, the charges filed against
| Bowen and Tilton will be fully investi
gated. The sessions will probably be held
with closed doors.
Carl VOgt to be Re.arrested.
1t is reported that the Deputy Sheriff re
ceived an order of arrest against Car
Vogt, issued in the Supreme Court, in an
ticipation Of bis release, with view to The
recovery of property stolen at the time the
murder alleged was committed in Belgi um
Evading Sanitary Requirements.
The New York Rendering Company nov
evaGe the mandates OF the Board of Health
by moving their stencil boat into the mid
die of the Hudson river, between 10 A. NJ
and p. NJ. They say bis complies will
the law. and they defy the Board of Hesltl
to interfere with them.
Kate stOddard is Visited by Her
| Father.
Isaac B. King, father Of Lizzie L. King
alias Kate Stoddsrd, arrived in Brooklyn
to-day and visited her in Raymond Stree
Jail. He remained three hours with her il
her cell. He bad not seen her before 70
six years, and said she was very mucl
changed. A Brooklyn paper publishes /;
lengthy interview with Kate, bat nothing
was developed.