Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-25
NEW YORK.
The Brooklyn Trust Company.

The Brooklyn Trust Company.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Ststements that
the condition of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany has long been known to certain mem
bers of a ring, ana that they avalled them
selves of this knowledge to draw out funds
belonging to them, is reiterated and With
particulars of names and dates 1t is alleged
that scarcely one of the ring has a large
amount now remaining with the Trust
Company. Not long ago the treasurer of
political club was informed of the condi-
ton of the Trust Company, and withdrew
the funds of the club. Register McLaugh-
lin withdrew the city funds under his charge
on Monday preceding the suspension, and
was induced to return them because Of the
bad effecs it would have on others. Call loans
of the company amounting to 600
are being called in. The policy of insur
ance on the late President Mill's life, isnoW
included among his property.
The Pacific Mail.
New York, July PA fresh batch OF
rumors are circulated with reference to the
Pacific Mail, one being that negotiations for
a loan of 100000 on the company's real
estate in San Francisco were off, or at least
for time. The lawyer to whom has been
JtiC D1AbICA VI q SSAOAok
bond on the company's entire property,
will give his opinion to-day, when the board
of directors will meet and take action.
Lateral meeting of the directors
of the Pacific Nail Company to-day, legal
| advice was taken as to the right Of the
! company to issue bonds. 1t was the opin-
| ion of the counsel that under their charter
and the revised statutes, the company has
| f.yl Fo hnn6a for MATING
contracts for building steamers, etc., or fol-
other contracts that might be necessary
hereafter. Measures were taken to raist
moaey for current expenses, and President
Bradbury was appointed special commit
tee as to amount OF bonds and mode OF is
suing them, to report to future meeting
1855 The ExtraditiOn Case.
Counsel who seek the extradition of Car
Vogt, the alleged Belgian murderer, etc.
intend i. is said, TO obtain a mandarin
from the United States court to test tn
question whether the Attorney General ha!
power to release prisoner after the Judge
commitment. If this does not hold the!
will procure another civil order of arres
from the State courts, so that he shall no
escape.
WaIwOrth's Prison Life.
The Warden of Sing Sing prison gives
complete denial to the sensational stories
recently published, of special favors bein!
shown to convict Walworth. He says
Young Wslworth is treated Just the sam
as other prisoners. When 1t was known q
was coming, application was made by tnos
having charge OF the shoe SHOPS, as tno
wanted man in their office who was not
common thief, and sent WalWorth. AS Z
his refusing food, he has been suffering 10
a few days from sickness, brought ABOUT 0
confinement and change OF mode OF liz
He has seen his mother and none else, an
her but three times. His cell is furnishe
the same as others, and be receives 10 bel
ter treatment or attention than any OF th
other prisoners.
Fight Between Police and knights @
Columbia.
A desperate fight took place last evenir
. in Lion Park, between the police an
Knights of Columbia, who were having
festival. The former used their clubs an
the latter clu1bed muskets. In half a
: hour the police proved victorious, an
marched six of the Knights tol IL
ststion-house. The fight was renewed
the street cars, when the police again tr
umphed, securing the principal assAilaEt
The row was caused by band refusing
1 pIay longer than the contract called fC
without additional pay.
National Educational Association.
ELMIRA, July 24-Very extensive pr
parations are being made in this city for U
meeting of the National Educational Asst
ciation, which is to hold its session her
!, the 9th, 9th and 7Lh of August next. Frol
? communications received from nearly eve
State in the Union, it appears that the
will be great crowd in attendance.