Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-02
FOREIGN.
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LONDON, Als. 1.-The trial of Austin
Bidwell and his accomplices in frauds upon
the Bank of England, will take place on the
18th inst. 1t is ruuored accused willplead
guilty.
The TichbOrne Trial.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The trial of the Itch
borne claimant has been further adjourned
until Tuesday next in consequences of con-
| tinued illness of juror. Kearly, the lead
| ing counsel for the defence, will commence
his address upon resumption Of the trialiand
will probably occupy four days, finishing on
the eigth of August.
GOOdwOod Races.
The Goodwood meeting closed to-day
with seven races, the principal of which
were for the Chesterfield cup and Good
wood Corinthian plate. The Chesterfield
cup handicap, value S00.sovereigns, by sub
| scription of Is sovereigns each, for three
year oldssand upwards, was won by Drum
mond, 4 years ,old, Buttons c. I. Louise,
4 years old, second, aud Baron Rothschild's
b. N. Hannah 81 years, third. Nineteen
horses ran. The final betting was even on
Drummond and Louisa and i've to one
against Hannah.
The Goodwood Corenthian plate, handi-
cap of 200 sovereigns, one mile on Craven
course, was carried off by T. E. Walkers b.
C. Victor, three years old, Walpole and Perth
making dead heat for the second place;
eight horses ran. Betting at the start was
eight to one against Victor; five 10 one
against Walpole and Perth.
The Annuity Bill.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The bill granting 25,-
600 pounds per annum to the Duke of Ed.
inburgh on the occasion of bis marriage,
came Up to-day for third reading. Sir
Charles Dixie made long speech against
the grant. Gladstone replied with bitter
ness, characterising the persistent opposi-
ton to the bill is indecent. Mullz, men,
Der for Birmingham, protested against the
epithet indecent, and Gladstone withdrew
the offensive expression. NeWdegste asked
if the marriage would be solemuized accord
ing to the form of the Church of England.
Gladstone distinctly and absolutely de-
clined to answer the question.
Anderson, member for Glasgow, moved
an amendment, providing that in the event
of the Duke of Edinburgh succeeding to the
Grand Duchy of SAKE Cobourg the annuity
close.
After further debate the amendment was
withdrawn and the bill passed in to the
committee.
An election for member of Parliament
for Greenwich takes place tomorrow. The
contest is close and exciting, and there has
been some riotiDg.
Evacuation of French Territory.
PARIS, Aug. NANCY and Belfort were
evacuated yesterday by German troops, who
burned all the goods which could not be
carried off. The inhabitants Of both cities
remained in their houses while the Germans
were leaving.
CarlIst Intrigues i'm Cuba.
KEY WEST, Fla, Aug. Mail advice
from Havana of the 29th ult. contain the |
following intelligence: The government |
hiss obtained possession Of important docu- |
ments, revealing the doings Of the Carlists |
In Cuba, and eliminating Quizano, counsel |
for Transatlantic Steamship Company and |
legal sgent for several wealthy merchants o I |
Havana. Other persons are implicated, and |
are under surveillance OF the courts. The
arrest of some prominent men is r:imored. |
In searching the house of Guizano, 100000 |
in gold was found, which, it is said, was |
collected here to be sent TO England to fur |
ther the cause of the Carlists. The Iri6u-
TO calls on the government to embargo the |
of Csrlist conspirators in Havana.
Cespedes Refuses 80 Negotiate.
The commissioner sent to the insurgents /
has returned, after au interview with Ces-
pades, who refused to enter into any nego-
tiatioDs.