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FOREIGN.
Attempted Assassination OF Bis
marck in Bavaria.
He Escapes with a Craze on the
Wrist
John Mitchell to Stand for a Seat
in Parliament.
Tile Church War in venezuela.
Death of Miss Agnes Strickland,
the HistOriOgrapher.
GERMANY.

KIssENGEN, July 13.-While Prince BIS
marck vas driving in the country toward
the Saline Springs, at Iso5n to-day, be was
fired at by young man, and the bail
grazed his wrist. The wound is insig-
nificant. The would-be assassin was ar
rested. The populace were with great DIFF
ficulty prevented from lynching the man
after his arrest.
BERLIN, July 13.-The identity Of the
v culd-be ASSASSIN of Bismarck has been
established. His name is Kullnan: de
belongs to Madgeburg and Is q cooper by
trade. He is a member of the Catholic
Journeymen's Society of that city. and Las
been observed Of late frequently in the
company of Catholic priest. -.
The Emperor William arrived at Munich
TODAY and was received with due h9faors
by King Ludwig and his court.
LONDON, July i5.-A Times Berlin gis-
patch says: 1t is now reported thai BIS
marck's journey to Kissengen has no politi-
cal object. The friendly attitude Of the
King Of Bavaria gives much satisfaction,
but the separatisl tendencies of SaxOny
gives rise TO 4 feeling of uneasiness.
NEW YORK, July ia Ffankfoft let
ter says kllLe mas recently Dctn Int SctIlc
of two important Congresses: of the Old
Catholics, held at Bann, and Of the union
Of German Catholics, just concluded at
MaFenee. The latter assembly is signifi-
cant. One resolution, on the general con-
ditiOu of Christian society says, moderii civ
ilization is incompatible with the Church.
A consequence of warfare against the
Church is the dissolution Of social and
political order. A remedy therefor can only
be expected when political independence
and its traditional rights are accorded TO the
Papal See. Other resolutions are directed
against the constitution of the German I'm
pire.
All the active members of Mayence have
been summoned 10 appear before the court
Of AackeD, to answer charges Of producing
against the po7Ters that he.
LONDON, July 13.--The Times special
correspondent At Berlin telegraphs that the
Bishop o. PadebOrn he's received another
sentence of $1,000 thalers fine and 3montls
detention in a fortress for persistent viola
ton of the ecclesiastical laws. There is
intense excitement in Berlin over the
ATTEMPT Oh Bismarck's life.
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W. w. BERRY. Pres't. WM. A. WEBB, SeeI'
IJNO. PORIERFIELD, Yice-President.

and unsouhisticated pair Of travellers,
crowded to the windows OF the car TO
witness the expected meeting between
husband and wife.
They saw il. While her baggage
was being tumbled out of the car, she
stood with her baby in her arms and
her boy by her side, gazing around up
on the strange scene, and peerlng
eagerly among the rOugh-clad ranch
men and plainsmen for the face when
of all others she wished to see.
a rough-looking but polite ranch
man stepped forward, and with
clumsy bow and bashful manner IN
CURED who the madam desired to
see"
81 want my husband, Mr.. Henry
Lester. Does he not keep a sheep and
cattle farm near here?
A SENTENCE NOT ENDED.
"He did. madam" answered the
ranchman, sadly, "but he's rounded up
his heard for the last time. There he
is IN that cOfin-died last Wednesday
picbt-and we're sendin' his body to
Denver. accordin' to his last lnstruc-
tions. He died of congestion Of the
bowels. madam. Beg pardon, madam,
but are you his"
He did not finish his sentence, but
stepped forward to catch the falling
form of my fellow Traveller, who was
carried to the car in a swoOn. The hit
tie boy.uttered piteous wall Of grief,
while 1 led him, sobbing, back to the
car which this weariGd and travel-tlred
pair had left a minute before so hopeful
and so happy. There were many wet
eyes in that car Just then, mine among
the rest, as l held the beautiful boy
sobbing to my braast.
/ saw my fellow-traveler tWlce again
once when she followed her husband
to his last resting-plaee, attended by
one solitary carriage and four mourn
ers; and again last Monday morning
when, pale, sad, and bowed with grief,
/ she started with her fair-haired boy up
on her long journey back to the quiet
shade and seclusion of her old home
within the shadows Of Gloster Cattle
dral.
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FRANCE

LoSDoN, July 12.-The Figaro was
suspended by The Government for quoting
from President MacAahen's message the
declaration that he would retain the roEer
conferred upon him, snd then apOstrObhis-
ing the Assembly as follows: by your Or
ders the Marshal became the supreme head
Of the State, the army honOrs only him, it
follows but obeys him. The army, having
a horror Of = factinus parliament, will de-
frnd The cortmsnierto whom yap entrusted
power. Ii any party faction seeks to over
throw your irreTocable decree the army
must enforce the decision Of the Assembly.
PARIS, July 12.-Tbe extreme Right
publish di5ayowal OF hostility TO FRESH
deut Mcmahon, but they condemn the &C
ton Of the Ministry with regard to the
manifesto of the Count De Chambord.
The HoniteT says ex-PreSident Theirs is
decidedly opposed to the organization Of
McMshOn's povPre.
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VENEZUELA.

New YORK, July 1S.-Panama advices
of the 10th inst, state President Guzman
Bainco, of Venezuela. DEGREES the expul-
sion from the Republic of Bishop Of Neri-
dor for opposing the establishment by law
of civil marriages. The Bishop died be-
fore he could embark. DR.. Barnall was
named his successor by the President, but
refused to obey otler orders than those of
the Holy See. He was arrested and sent
out of the country, followed by various
other priests.
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AND STILL THEY CONE!
An Unprecedented Rain Fall.
Three More Massachusetts Dams
Give Way.
Streets, Roads, bridges and Crops
Washed Away.

SPRINGFIELD, July ia special dis
patch from Pittsfeld to the Union says the
heaviest rain known III Berkshire for years,
commenced Saturday evening and con-
tiuued more than twenty-feur hours. Be
tween two and four o'clock Sunday eve
ming the rain fell in stupendous floods, the
eliminating point Of the shower being in
Washington, Hindsdale and vicinity, from
which the streams poured down with great
violence. Ashley brook was swollen to a
torrent. and the reservoir water relieved by
the giving away of forty feet of dam which
throws the water of the brook into it, the
damage being about $4,000. The water
supply Of the town was suddenly cut of,
and it is feared the pipes are clogged with
gravel.
In Hinsdale the Tracy or Ramage dam,
and the dam of Plunkett's Jericho mills
Were carried away. The roads and streets
are very badly washed. Some small
bridges are carried away,and the hay cropis
damaged TO the extent of many thousands
of dollars by overlooking and lodging.
still Another Big Break.
\ boom holding an immense drive of
logs, in Connecticut river, al Surveys falls,
gave way this morning. The Mortified
bridge it is thought is in great danger.
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NEW YORK.
nay Passes on Quietly.

CrangemeB's Day Passes of Quietly.
NEW YORK, July 12.-TO-day was cele-
brated by the Orangemen of this city and
vicinity in a very quiet manner. Twelve
lodges, numbering about 900 men, assem-
bled at their headquarters in Fourth ave
nIe and marched to the Church Of the Holy
Trinity, where an appropriate sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Stephen II.
Tying. j., who reviewed the occasion Of
their celebration, and advised them to
beware Of all party discussions and difficult
ties, and unite in universal brother
hood. The procession dispersed on leaving
the church. During the march the streets
and windows were thIOnged with specta-
tors. Everything passed off in quiet and
peaceable manner. Tomorrow the Orange
lodges will proceed on an excursion and
picnic to lena island.
War Bounty Claims.
For nine years the municipality of HO-
bOken has carried on litigation to avoid
payment Of war bounty claims. The Court
of Error and Appeals has settled the queS-
tiOn by deciding the case against the city.
The claims amount to SJ0,CC0, and the liti-
CATION has cost the city $4,000. The
original claims amounted to $4,000.
Hate StOddard.
New YORK, July I3.-Kate Stoddard
alias Lizzie King, arrested on the charge of
being the murderer of Charles Goodrich in
Brooklyn more than a year ago, was in
court to-day pending argument of the mo-
ton made by the prosecuting attorney for
the appointment Of commission to inquire
into heF sanity. While her counsel were
reading the affidavits she became very ex-
cited, attempted to snatch the affidagits
from Ftheir hands and denounced them
rOundly. The services of several court
officers were required to put her back in
her seat.
hlrs. Swyer, who killed her three chill
dren in Brooklyn few weeks ago, has been
committed to the Poughkeepsie Asylum.
Two Millions Burned at WehaWken.
In the Wehawken fire the total number
of barrels of oils burned was $1,000 and
about $1,000 barrels of naptha. Watson,
the book-keepeT of the Erie Company, esti-
mates that two millions will cover the to-
tai loss.
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, July 12.-Three thousand
Carlists have attacked Puigcerda on the
frontier.
LONDON, July IA Times special
says the CarliSts are trying to drive away
foreign correspondents by shooting some as
spies. Many Germans have already with
drawn from their lines,
MADRID, July l3.--The Republicans
have defeated the CarliS,s in an engage
ment near BilbOa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-14

WE publish stirring address from
the Davidson County Democratic Exc
cutive Committee this morning, The
Committee are working nObly, but, to
make assurance of success doubly sure,
they should have the active co-opera-
tion and support of their Democratic
Fellow-citizens. Time presses; but
three weeks remain for work-the hard.
est work that was ever done in a poll
teal canvass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-14

THE address OF Col. John F. House
TO the people of the Sixth COMPRESSION
al District, which is published In the
UNION AND AMERICAN of this morn
ing. breathes a spirit which we hope to
see infusedinto the Democratic yotersof
every county and district throughout
The State. With it, victory is already
within our grasp; without it, We may
look for the disaster of 1872 to be re-
peated in November.
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TILTON-BEECHER.
The Beginning of the End.
The Long Drawn Scandal Coming
to q Head.

TiIfOn Concludes 20 Drop "JudieIOus
Knows
NEW YORK, July iS.-Afr. Beeeiler's
letter to the committee Of six church men,
bers OfTuesting them TO investigate his
character,as ainst Nj. 1iltOn's allusion toan
offence and apology in his Bacon letter, has
elected the following reply by Mr.. Tilton
1t is addressed as Mr.. Beecher's was TO the
committee, Brooklyn:
july Is, l674.-To the Investigating
Committee-Gents; When on Friday last
met you at your invitation, the appoint
ment Of your committee had not then been
made known 10 the public. You sat in
private capacity. Moreover, one of your
legal advisers had previously given me
hope that if on my appearance before you
| could preserve
A yudIcIcus Keiicenee
concerning the worst aspects of the case
might thereby facilitate through you such
a moderate public presentation of Mr..
Beecher'S fence and apology as would
close rather than prolong the existing scan
dal. ] reioiced in this hope and promptly
reciprOciated the kindly feeling which was
reported TO me as shared BY YOU all toward
myself and family. Accordingly when l
net You I'm conference, my brief statement
was in substance the two following
piOntS:
!. That my letter TO DR.. Bacon was
written not as an act of aggression, bat IT
Self-defenSe, arising, as tliefelh set forth,
from the great snd grievuus prOvocation by
yOur pastor, your church, the BROOKLYN
f~pHrpafl anil tho M.lsr1fszrN
on my supposed 'senGuCt, all uniting TO de-
fame me before the world and TO inilict
upon me an unjust punishment for acts
done By another.
?. That having by that letter defended
myself so far as | thought the occasion re-
quired me to carry my reply, 7 felt nnHili-
ing TO proceed fur ag5inst Dir. Beecher
without further public provOcation or other
necessity. Such a necessity is now laid
upon me by Mr.. Beecher himself in the
prOvOcation Of direct request by him to
you to inquire officially into his character
as affected by his offence and apolog- In
which / referred. He Thus offered 10 me a
direct chsliencs not only before your COM
m,tlee, but before the public which here
by accept. therefore give you notice that
I shall prepare
A Full and Detailed Statement,
in accordance with the terms Of your com
mittee'S invitation 10 Ire tO0Iurnish such
facts as are within my knowledge, touching
matters which compromise the character Of
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeiler. / shall be
ready to lay this before YOU within a week
or ten days, or as soon thereafter rs / shall
find myself able to set the numerous facts
and evidences in such strict ARRAY as that
can cover them, each and al, with my
oath to their exact truth, sworn be-
fore magistrate. / await the
appointment by You Of a day mutually
convenient for my presentation of this state
ment in person before your committee.
Meanwhile shall make public nay present
note to you, because Mr.. Beerher's letter,
to which this IS preliminary response, has
been made public by him. With great re-
Spect, L am truly yours,
THEODORE TII.ToS.
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EYGLANN.

LONDON, July io.1In the Honse OF
Commons this evening Mr.. Disraeli said,
in reference to the public worship regula-
tions bill, that he was mcompromiSingly
opposed to the resolutions Of which Mr..
Gladstone gave notice on the 9th inst, be
cause tlley were aimed AGAINST settlement
upon which religious liberty. depended.
The resolutions oppose 4 definite settle
ment Of the points now in dispute, and
clothe bishops with power to establish
uniformity in regard TO the conduct ofpub-
lie worship.
Sgnes Strickland; the historical authoress,
died yesterday, aged 80.
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BOTNs WATER.
Orangemen Assaulted in Montreal

OrsDgemen Assaulted i'm Montreal.
MONTREAL, July l3.--The Orangemen
held meeting Il their l0dcr-rOoEs yesteT-
dtv, an sr which a large number attended
ss'.Icr. ~ 81. Mathews church. On re-
1Hn.iug from church several small PARTIES
ri Lwos and threes were attacked, tie ell
les and badges torn from their coats, and
otherwise insulted,
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WASHINGTON.
Preparing for Trouble with Spain.
AsasteFIv Inactivitv Of the navy.

Mastery Inactivity Of the Navy.
WASHINGTON, July 13.--The Navy De-
partment VII not order north this sum-
mer the vessels now in the Gulf of Mexico
and cruising in the waters adjacent to the
their present stations so, that in case of any
necessity Cor their presence in Cuban
waters or elsewhere in that latitude it will
not be necessary to fit out and send vessels
from the North to that quarter
The COmmOdores Railroad Tax.
The Attorney General has directed the
United States Attorney for the Western
District Of New Yorkto take an appeal TO
the Supreme Court in the case of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company against United States Internal
Revenue Collector Rriley,
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NASHVILLE. TENN, TUESDAY, JULY IA. 1874.
settlers of Kansas, established trading posts
GrOg shops

VI GrOg shops
in the panhandle Of Texas to trade with
the buffalo hunters and rlfIians who have
invaded tile IIdian country aid committed
violent and inexcusable otitrsses upon the
Indians, he has no word OF sympathy or
concern, and if he should send troops to
the locality of these unlawful trading es-
tzbhshn,ents it would be to break them up,
and not to bfCtset them. He says: To
the inscriptions and illegal transactions
Of these people the murders of infI0cgnt
settlers on the frontier are largely at
tributed, and they ought to be punished,
aRd not protected.
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THE INDIAN WAR CLOUD.
The Situation ON inc sa,,, re Roa

The Situation on the Santa re Read.
ST. LOUIS, July PA gentleman Just
from Fort Still says the Indian chiefs Sa-
tanta, Big Tree and Lone Wolf are in col
fusion against the whites, and that serious
trouble may be expected. Col. Carlton,
With one company of the 10th cavalry, is on
scout through the Cheyenne Agency. Maj.
Upham, with one company Of the 9th, is
gone 10 Medicine Lodge. Three cOmpa-
MES of the 18th iufantry from Laaven-
worth are scouting along the trail from
Nachita through Cheyenne Agency.
POpe's Plan Of Campaign.
WASHINGTON, July BIN CONDUCTING
operations against the Indians, either Tor
The purpose of furnishing them or for the
protection of persons aud property against
their depredationS, the commanding OIL
Gers OF the department Of Missouri and
Texas, may disregard the lines separating
these departments.
Gen. Pope has written a letter TO the
Governor of Kansas, showing thai the
whole frontier of Kansas IS lined with
troops, and it seems impossible that the
Indians can 10 any danase.
Gen. PODe says in relation 10 The trailing
firms at Dodge Ctr, who, in violation Of
law aud to Tho incalculable intluy OF the
peaceful and honest farmers and frontier
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EERA.

HAVANA, July 13.-The American,
DOckery, has been tried by court martial
and sentenced to death, but the judgment
of the court must be approved by the Gov
ernOr General, and hopes are entertained
that he will not confirm the sentence.
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IRELAND.

New YORK, July 13.--John Mitchell,
the famous exile is about TO return to Ire
land To be a candidate for the British parii-
ament. Nearly $4,000 have been collected
in this country and Irelandto defray Mitch
els expenses,
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, July IA dispatch from St.
Petersburg denies that the young Duke
Nicholas, who stole his mothers diamonds,
has been sentenced to Punishment, but says
his case is still pending befole The Emper-
or.
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Corn is duIl in New York At Lee.

TENNESSEE BONDS closed In New
York last evening at 70 for the old and
80 for the new.
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ROTIE

ROME, July -Monsigneur de MerOde,
Archbishop of Mityene and private chaplain
of the Pope, is dead.
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TOLEDO.
A Pitched Battle Among q Party OF
Nine Farmers-AII of Them Killed
or Wounded.

TOLEDO, July ia party of eight or
nine farmers, mostly Germans, residing III
Oregon township, five miles south of this
city, got into a FIGHT last night while re-
turning home from 4 saloon where they had
been spending the day, and Michael Smith
was stabbed and killed, and John Simmons
MORALLY wounded. All the others wrn.
more or less Injured with knife thrusts. II
appears That isud has for sometime OK
isted between some Of the parties, Several
arrests have been made,
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THE TURF.
A OuafIriIaferaI.

CLEVELAND, o., July 13.-The entries
close on the 2lst inst. for the first meeting
of the quadrilateral series of races to be
commenced at Cleveland the 2Sth, and at
Buffalo, Utica and Springfield during the
four succeeding weeks. Gilmore'S cele-
br7lted New York band is engaged to fur
nish the music for all the meetings.
InhEnnn.DIf. Rnnnr nrnns nnaH
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CoTToE is very dull in New York at
Use. for middling.