Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-30
FOREIGN.
brother Jonathan Big EeOugh TO
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ft ctiOn.'.
LONDON, Aug. 29.--The Times has an
editorial on the iron question, the burthen
of which is that one OF the finest markets
England ever possessed is being gradually
closed TO her, and her disasters in this ci-
rection have not ended. The United States
is competing successfully for the control Of
the iron trade in Canada, South America
and the West Indies. That country con-
testa under immense national disadyanta-
ges bat has b,aten England in spite OF these.
England cannot afford to idle and sleep
away her time and waste her money while
competing with thrifty, active and intelli-
gent nations. The Times thinks much of
the blame should fall upon the strikers and
trades unions.
A telegram from Liverpool announces
the loss of chip T. E. Lemon and portion
of her crew.
Fill Rebellion. q ssasr
Late advices from Fiji Islands are TO the
effect that the rebellion has broken out and
that the rebels have murdered a number
of white settlers.
The TichbOrne IuspOster Probably
Unmasked.
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large number of witnesses from Mapping
testified that the Claimant was not Arthur
Orton. Much excitement was created in
Court by the testimony of two witnesses,
who swore they had seen Orion and Castro
together in Australis and they identified the
claimant as person who went under the
name of Castro.
Extremes Meet.
MADRID, Aug. 29.-The Ca tagena in
surgents have liberated all the Csrlist p:is-
oners in that city. The Carlsts in turn
liberated all the Communist prisoners who
happened to fall into their hands. Many of
the Communists who have been implicated
in recent excesses are fleeing to the Carlist
lines and enlisting. Gen. Csmpas has "a
krupp guns in position before Cartagens.
Admiral Lobos is at Gibraltar with the
squadron which recently attempted thebom-
bardment of Cartsgena.
COrtes takes a Recess.
MADRID, Aug 29.-At meeting of the
MAJORITY of Cortes to-day, it was resolved
to suspend the session of that body from
the first of September till the Sd of Novem.
Der. 1t was also decided to pass vote of
confidence in the ministry before taking q
recess.
Carlists Active.
1t is reported here that The Carlsts are
marching on to Isfala.
Deserted.
CARTHAGENIA, Aug 29.-Last night the
Contresas Junta, was deserted by Galrez
who has no confidence in the Insurgent
leaders.
The U.{faaE Ad,.s-ou TE.-a.ro,. 40
lombard Cartagena.
The British Admiral Yelverton informs
the rebels of bis intentisn TO move the ves-
sells Vittloria and Almanza to Gibraltar. At
meeting of Rebels, majority decided to
open FIRE from the forts in case the removal of
the Spanish ships is attempted. The Ad-
miral gives As hours warning and threatens
to lombard Cartagena if the forts fire up
on the ships.
Carrying the War INTO France.
SERPIGNAN, Aug. pa fe@ Spanish
volunteers entered France near Moneam in
search of Carlists, but upon the peasants
coDgregating to resist their advance, soon
recrossed the frontier.
Emigration Agents to be Expelled
from Germany.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-The Government has
ordered the expulsion from the country of
all emigration agents who fail to prove that
they sre German subjects.
Funeral Of Duke Of Brunswick.
GENEVA, Aug. 29.-Tbe funeral of the
Duke of Brunswick took place to-day, with
royal obsequies. Tie ceremonies were very
imposing.
PARIS, Aug. 29.-M. Baule, Minister of
Al- - ~. d. a.,
of Departments in France, directing them
to prohibit demonstrations on the 4th of
September, the anniversary CT the procla-
nation ofthe Republic.
Don't Like their New Masters.
TAsHKIND, Aug. 26.- Private letters re-
port that an insurTection brose out in Xiii
va and Khohand during the absence of
Gen. z iuffmsn. Gen. Vereffin quelled the
rebellion and destroyed Khiva. KhOhand
is quiet. Russian exactions have been le-
We'd on six hundred leaders of the late
movement. 1t is reported that Yakoob
Bey is dead.
Terrific Boiler ExpIOsiOn-Nine Per.
sons Killed and a Large Number
Wounded.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 29.--The boiler of a
fax mill at Hillared, Sweden, exploded to-
day with terrific force, destroying the mill
and adjoining shops. There was no loss of
life in the mill, owing to the absence of
workmen, but in other buildings nine per-
SONS we're killed and large number in
jured. The King and Queen, who we're at
Fredensburg, a short distance from the
scene of the explosion, hastened to the spot
and diroatad maasuraa for the ralinf Of the
wounded.
International Chess Match.
VIENNA, Aug. 29.-The International
chess match in this city was won by Stein
itz. The second prizs was won by Black
burn, the third by Inderson, and the fourth
by RoseDthal.