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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Several vessels went ashore in a snow
storm on the Lower St. Lawrence, SatUT-
day night. No serious damage isre ported.
At the annual meeting of the New York
Board Of Underwriters, yesterday, Edgar
". CrOWell, of the Imperial london, was
elected President and w. w. Henshaw,
Sec etary.
The Jury in the Gerdeman case at Phila-
dsIphia disagreed and were yesterday dis
charged.
At Chicago one O'LeaTy has set out TO
walk 900 miles in 156 hours, expecting 70
close by midnight Saturday.
Col, Constantine Mcguire, lot rnal Rev
enue Collector a. st. Louis, has rendered
his resignation.
Tie Wheeling Ilil-feeders have agreed
to resume work at the old rates.
Criminal warrants have been issued
against Geo. J.. Crosby, Chicago distiller,
and Hines and Turner, Ct SagetOwn, Ill.
Similar warrants will be issued against
other Chicago distillers to-day.
Mrs. PisbaHk, prOprietress of a saloon
aud boarding house, No. 1,l23 North
Tenth street, st. LOUIS, vas shot in the
neck a a late hour Sunday night by her
husband, who then placed a pistol TO bis
mouth, fired twice and killed himself in
stantly.
4 prominent gentleman Of Cincinnati
offers to give SI25,OOg towards the erection
of a capaciOus music hall IN that city.
Henry Overstalz has served a notice o.
contest on James II. BrittOn. who wa:
c!octed Mayor of St. Louis, on Saturday.
Yesterday II ". I.effingwell, an old and
prominent citizen Of St. Louis, shot and
killed an insane negro who was attempting
TO take his life.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
1HE HACKMAN IN COURT.

bE-AN-L 4 10 Il U.s.
"Your name is-is-What2n asked the
Court.
"Dayey, sir-GeOrge DaEey.7
"And you work at-What?7
"Drive hack"
GAh-haI" smiled his Honor, acquiring
sudden interest; sthis is worth twenty dol
lars to me. You are one of those men
who stand on the edge Of the walk at the
depOts and shOutI,Haxn at the people"
81 have 10 git passengers, sir"
"DOn't sass me back, Mr.. Davey-I
know all about you! Only the other day,
i as l returned from a May-day party in the
country, there were one million five hun
bred and sixty-ive thousand three hundred
and ninety.twO of yOU.On the CurbstOne, and
every one Of you yelled 44aEp at me.
One seized my satche!, another grabbed at
nv coat, and another pulled me backward
by the coat tails. l believe you are that
mani"
"Deed, sir, hainl."
"Well, it's barely possible that am mis-
taken, but here's a charge that you were
lying on the walk drunk
81 wasn't sir was sitting up alongside
a house."
CHATS too fine a point to argue. We're
you dTunk?n
"Only sprung, sir, only little sprung. y
Chats Just as bad in the sight Of the
law. and ought to fine you 500"
sGTashusl but / could never pay that"
ssNO: my object would lie TO keep you in
Prison all your days"
''Oh, let up on 8 feller," pleaded TIE
prisoner. ''This is the first time, and it
shall be the last. I've q large family, sir,
and they need my wages TO get Their bread
His Honor took a, lOng time to think, and
then replied:
sIt's wrong to let you OF. The citizens
will condemn me, and the newspapers will
blow at me, but believe Ill give you a
show. You may 80, but shall keep
watch Of yGu. You must mend your ways
right on. Instead Of yelling HAN at a
man, do you smile, and softly whisper:
Sir, can have the pleasure Of conveying
you to some designated pOiutF Promise
me this?"
The prisoner promised, and was allowed
"a disappear, limping sadly with a sore
heel,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
CHINA,
The Young Empress Assassinated.

The Young Empress Assassinated.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Tbe Chinese
frigate Yank Wa starts on a cruise round
the world September next.
Ii Hung Chang, VicerOy Of the Chilli
Provinces and the most powerful subject in
the empire, has petitiOned the throne that
Western studies be introduced in the
schools, and that candidates for public Office
be hereafter examined in foreign sciences.
The VicerOy seriously urges this proposal,
and the Picking Government will not con-
tinue TO resist it.
A period of official mourning for the late
Emperor terminated April 20. A new de-
cree of mourning was expected in memory
of the young Empress, who died March "A.
The circumstances of her death have
aroused general suspicion. There is little
concealment of the belief that a fear of
complications in case her expected child
should be a son, led to her life being sacri-
feed.
Collision at Sea-Fifiy Lives Lost.
In a collision April 4, off the coast Of
China between the Chinese steamship
Fusing, and the British steamship Ocean
the former foundered instantly. Fifty lives
were lost. The Ocean was seriously in
jured, but succeeded in reaching the
Fusing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
GOVERNOR CALL.
4 "Reminiscences OF the Days Of Old
Hickory

4 "Reminiscences OF the Days Of Old
Hickory.
The following, which has some local in
terest, appears in the Frankfort, (Ky.)
YeOmdR Of Saturday:
81 see a long cOck-and- bull story going
the rounds Of the papers and published in
the Lexington Press entitled "A Southern
Vendetta. II is false nom beginning to
end; in fact, every incident named in it is
a lie. These are the facts: During the
Florida war with the SeminOles, Gov.
Richard X. Coll, was at that time Governor
of the Territory by appointment Of Gen.
Andrew Jackson, upon whose staff he
served at the battle Of New Orleans, where
he distinguished himself for eallantTy,
having prior to that served with distinction
through the Creek war as a private, and
was promoted on the field Of battle tor
being one of the first to scale the breast
works of the Indians at the celebrated
battle Of the Horseshoe. Gov. Call was
born in Logan county, Kentucky, and has
many relatives living in the State. He was
commander Of all the militia Of the Terri
tory, aud, as such, was in the front with
them; and, as there was no prospect of
battle, when he received a message from
Tallahassee to the effect that his wife was
at the point of death, he Immediately
turned over the command 70 his friend and
second in command, Gen. Leigh Reid, and
fastened to the bedside Of his wife, who
died few minutes after be reached his
home. She was the daughter of John
Kirkm2n, ST., of Nashville, Tenn, one Of
the first settlers and one Of the most dis
tinguished men Of Nashville. Gov. Call
and Ellen KTkman were married at the
Hermitage, and the bride was gigen
away by sOld Hickory. him
self. Gov. Gall aid not even wait
to see his beloved wife lowered into the
grave, but left for his command immedi-
ately, and arrived just one day too late to
take part in the battle. He assumed COM
mand at once, and remained with the
troops until ths liOEe Of the campaign,
leading them personally in several battles.
Gen. Reid was chagrined and mortified al
not being left in sole command, and re.
turned to Tallahassee, where he made M
situations with Fesssd 70 the courage Of
Gov. Call, who was at that time in front,
which iusinuatiOns Gov. Call never deigned
to notice; for his reputation for courage was
too well established to be affected by any
thing that Gen. Reid could Gay. This is
! all that GQg. Cal Lad to do with the affair."
The leOWG8s correspondent then goes
on to give an account Of a duel between
Gen. Reid and Col Armstead Anthem, in
which the former killed his man. Reid
was assassinated subsequently by brother
Of Anthem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
SUNDAYS TELEGRAMS.


Hon. ThOs. Biddle. U. 5. Minister to
Ecuador, is dead.
The report of the secretary of the Presby-
terrain Board of Foreign Missions, fer the
past year, shows a deficit of S3S,2S2.
The Journal La VOce Della VeTttd,
Rome, has been suspended fOl publishing
the Pope's address to the German pilgrims
Tom Allen has gone into training near
Pittsburg for his fight with Geo. Rookie
which comes of June II, within fifty miles
Of that city.
Jacob Hade, former cashier Of the Farm
ers' National Bank at Mansfield, o., has
been arrested, charged with embezzling
$4,000 from that bank.
Jesse d. Bright, ex-United States Sena'
tor from Indiana, is still lying dangerously
i'll at his residence in Baltimore, with
rheumatism Of the heart.
4 dispatch from Berlin states that the
alleged principal in tue late conspiracy
against Prince Bismrack's life is named
DUNN, and has been arrested at CracOw.
The Comte DeChambOrd has written a
letter to NJ. DeBelcastle, member Of the
Assembly for Haute GaT0nne, in which ht
declares that he still has hopes that tht
monarchy will DO ra-eStablished in France
The priests imprisoned in POSen ant
neighbO7ing towns have been released, anC
| informed that evidence with regard 10 The
alleged secret administration of the diCcest
/ by the papal delegates is no longer Required
/ by the Government.
The jury in the case Of Col. ". G. Ter
rell, who killed Harvey Myers, prOminen
lawyer Of C0yingtOn, KyY about 2 yea
| ago, brought In a verdict OF voluntary man
slaughter and sentenced the prisoner to tn
| penitentiaTy for seven years. a new tria
was granted.
| The Postmaster General has ordered tina
the rate Of United States postage on letter
sent to or received from foreign countries
| with which different rates have not bee
established by postal convention or Othe
| arrangement, when forwarded by vessel
regularly employed in transporting tn
mail, be reduced from ten to five cent
for each half ounce or fraction thereof,
take effect July /, 1875.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
THE PROFESSIONS AND THE PRES
TDENCF.
Milwaukee Sentinel

When so old ali intelligent a statesman
as Hon. s. II. Stepusns confidently RE
diets that The next President Of the United
States will be a Journalist, tie inquiry IS
suggested as to how the different pTOfas-
si0ns have Jared in the past in the diStri-
button Of that honor. 4 review Of the
list will be found to result somewhat as
follows.
Washington, soldier, Tyler, lawyer,
Adams, lawyer, Polk, lawyer,
Jefferson, lawyer, Taylor, soldier
Madison. statesman, Fillmore, lawyer,
Monroe, lawyer, Pierre, lawyer
j. .. Adams, lawyer, Buchanan, lawyer,
Jackson, soldier, Lincoln, lawyer,
Van BuTen, lawyer Johnson, lawyer,
Harrison, soldier Grant, soldier,
1t is true that Jackson was a lawyer as
well as a sOldier-a Judge as well Is a gen
eral-but as g. was his career as a tighter
that made him President, he is credited to
that profession. So Pierce was a bTigadier-
general in the Mexican war; but he didn't
distinguish himself peculiarly as warrior;
so we apply 10 hin the cOTrelaiive Of the
proposition that we applied TO his great
Democratic predecessor. l. shOuid perhaps
be explained with respect 90 Madison thar
he studied law. BAT seems 20 have been
drawn into public life too s0on 30 make
any progress in the practice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
THE WESTERN NO8TE CAROLINA
RAILROAD.
Knoxville Press and Herald

Some years since the management Of the
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road, feeling the Importance Of the con-
struction Of the Western North Carolina
Railroad. undertook 10 procure a title TO 1t
with a view Of bringing about its cJnstruc-
ton. After much difficulty aud trouble 1t
IS now thought a solution Of the matter has
been reached. The State Of North Carroll
na, through the Governor and certain com
missioners. was authorized by the last
Legislature to purchase the interest Of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road. and that Of the other parties ia inter
est. in the bonds of the road. The road
will be sold under the mortgage, and the
State thus procure title. This sale will
take place within sixty days, Then.i il is the
intention Of the Governor Of North Caro-
lima to place seven bundled State conyicts
at once to work on the grading.
The wisdom of the management Of the
East Tennessee road In this direction, III
undertaking to rid the Western North
Carolina road Of complications, is 50 appa-
rent that il need be more than scarcely
alluded 10. When the road IS completed II
will open up = vast extent Of country toi
the products of East Tennessee, and give
market for coal which viii greatly increase
the exports OF the black diamonds,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
JAPAN.
Postal Savings Banks-A Tragic RO-
n.anaa M Eu-Funa

Postal Savings Banks-A Tragic RO-
nance of Crime.
Government Savings Banks are being
established throughout Japan under con-
troll Of the Postofice Department. The
minimum of deposits is ten cents, and in
terest three per cent a year. Eighteen
banks are already opened in Yeddo.
COutelli and Swaby, cashier and &C
countant of the French bank in Yokohama,
a branch of the Compiler de Escompte de
Paris, stole sums now supposed TO amount
to about fifty thousand dollars in notes,
converted them to japanese gold and at
tempted to abscOnd April 18th in the small
schooner Iris. The robbery being disCOy-
cred warrants were issued for their appre-
hension by the station and English COnsuls,
and a steamer Immediately sent in pursuit
with cOnstables aud an armed force from
the British corvette Thalia. The wind
being unfavOrable for the schooner she was
Overtaken before getting outside NeddO
Bay, but when their pursuers came along
side the two defaulteTs shot themselves a d
died soon after. Withers, the Captain Of
of the schooner, and Adds, its owner, were
arrested as accomplices in the robbery.
Withers was admitted to bail and Adds is
in confinement. a large proportion Of the
stolen money was found on board.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Moniielr, in an
editorial in regard to the course taken by
the British Government during the war
alarm, says that England, by raising her
voice in favor OF peace, has naturally re
covered her just authority and influence in
continental affairs, and the present Ministry
has acquired q degree Ofstrength and power
which will procure for it the greatful re-
spect Of Europe.
Il is announced that a manifesto from
Prince Napoleon, in favor Of the Republic
and in opposition to the restoration of the
Empire, will soon be published.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
WHO THEY ARE.
indianapolis Sentinel,

b The leaders in thenew Known Othing
crusade are the editor Of the Ne1g York
Times, an Enghshman who has never
become an American citizen. the editor
of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
a naturalized EngEshman, the editor of
the Cincinnati Gazette, a naturalized
Irishman, and Mast, a natUralized
Bavarian. Probably some Of the most
active allies in the nO-popeTy and anti.
foreign campaign are Of the same class.
Americans don't take naturally to
bigOtry and prescription. They may,
or may not, Ike Catholics, but they
can't see th. If way clearly To denying
any man liberty Of conscience. 1t
takes men who have seen that thing
done elsewhere to propose putting 1t IN
operation n this country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
ENGLISH BAD OF COOP WRITER'S

In notable story in the Be'grdrid IN
nU1l, another London periodical Of high re-
pute, the heroine, at :he turning Of a lane,
comes "fUll upon a gent eInan," whose
identity the author Immediately announces
IN this wise: "He was Walter
strange" In all likelihood the author, if
to the English manner born, first wrote,
at was Walter Strange;" but rejecting
sit" is neUter, and not rejecting that sit
is also deIaORstTati7e, signifying the sub
Jet mentioned regardless Of gender, finally
concluded that the neuter prOnOun would
unsex the gentleman" and for this reason
deliberately substituted the masculine
prOnOun. First thoughts are oiten best,
especially respecting the prOp-iCty or i'm
u-opriety Of idiOmatic expressions, SIS %
which in general the writer Who hest
tafes is lost. If the EeiyTGTi0 writer
should be put 10 revising the translation Of
the Bible, we should probably have Jesus
represented as saying to his troubled
l disciple on the tossing waves, "He is ];
/ be not afraid 1t is a pity this writer
/ had not known more or les. "A little
learning IS a dangerous thing and per-
haps the IcOss dangerous quantity that can
/ be taken from ''the pierian spring is the
| portion aptIy called half knowledge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
FOREIGN.
Suspected Assassination of the
Chinese Empress.
Fifty Chinese Sailors Lost by
ShipWreck.
A French Tragedy in Japan
The Vatican Council to be Again
COnVOked,
SPAIN.

Madrid, May 1.-THE Carlists at
tackled Pampeluna yesterday and threw
twenty-four shells into the town. No cas-
ualties. The insurgents were finally re-
pulsed.
LONDON, May 18.-A special from Mad
rid to the Daily Nel5S reports that the
Papal Nuncio has made a formal demand
for the restoration of Catholic unity in
Spain, and that the government has replied
that it is resolved to maintain liberty Of
worship.