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SPAIN.

THE A1ToNs1sr ARMY ADVANCING SUCCESSFULLY
MADRID, Fob. s, 1875.
the national troops continued to meet with sue.
cess in their operations against the Csrlists.
1t 10 reported tnat the insurgents are demon.
alixed.
SENIOR zoRRnlA PERMITTED 10 TRAVEL ABROAD.
LONDON, Feb. 8, 1875.
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has requested Senior Zorrlla to travel abr DAD IN
consequence OF detection In an intrigue with the
republicans.
Senior zorrills left Madrid for Paris tonight.
FRANCE.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. 1878.
REVOCATION OF THE ORDER TRANSFERRING THE
SUPERVISORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
The order changing the locations Of the Super.
vtsors Of Internal Revenue has been formally 70.
Voked.
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THE INDIANS.

RxPoHT OF CONSIDERABLE TIoHT N TIE
SAN ANTOINE couNTRY-suRRxNpEB OF Hum
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THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Feb. s. 1875.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
THE BIssEMER STEAMSHIP.


II will be remembered that during the
two trials o. the Bessemer, which have
been made at sea out of the HumbeT5 il
was impossible to test the action Of the
saloon, which is the most characteristic
feature Of the ship, because the mechanism
for putting it into operation was not COM
pleted. Since the last trial Of the vessel,
however, this mechanism has been COM
pleted, and has been subject TO trial in The
Albert dock at Hull. 1t will be gratifying
to many persons to learn that it has been
found to answer most satisfactorily. OF
course the test could only be of a prelimi-
nary character, as the ship is lying in the
Hull wet dock, but in point Of fact this
test is in the opinion Of Mr.. Bessemer, AR.
Reed, and all the other professional gentle
men concerned, a more severe test than
any which will occur at sea, because while
at sea the object will merely be to prevent
the saloon from partaking Of the Oscillat-
ing motions of the ship; it was necessary
in the dOcl; in order to test the apparatus,
to put the saloon into more or less viOl2nt
motion within the ship, thus impsrting TO
it a momentum which at each reversal Of
the motion had to be destroyed, new mo
mentum in the opposite direction having
to be generated. However this may be it
is, no doubt so far satisfactory to learn that
the machinery which is intended to work
the Besse,ner saloon, has full command
over it, and that Mr.. Bessemer's remarka-
bic cOntrivance has, up to this point, af-
fOrded nothing but the most promising in
dicatiOns Of success. We understand that
in the course ofanother week the ship and
saloon will be completed in every respect
save that Of putting in place the pictures
and other decorative work Of the saloon.
For receiving these decorations, as well as
for the final painting Of the bottom, the
vessel will be brought to the Thames, and
in the course of two or three weeks. she
will be ready to proceed upon her service
between Dover and Calais, which via be
performed, it is expected, under the aus
pices of the London, Chatham and Dover
Railway Company. IL is probable that
before be lng sent upon the day service be-
tween England and France, a few exhibit
ton trips will be made from Gravesend
for the convenience of the various Official
and other persons more or less connected
with the ship.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

\ petition has been presented to the
Ottawa Parliament from Toronto praying
that The duty on tea be reimpOsed until the
United States reFeal their discriminating
duty against Canada.
Rev. Henry Powell, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church ia Thirteenth street, New
York, IS dead he was formerly pastor OF
the Welsh Presbyterian church IN CiC-
eiUnaa.
Commander Lull writes from Panama
t'lat the vicinity Of the railroad offers the
hest location for The inter ocean canal.
One hundred and ten members Of the
Domi2iou Parliament have signed 4 petit
tion TO tiie government to have the Welland
canal dazaereG 90 fourteen feet, and that
the river 81. Lawrence be surveyed with a
view to securing q similar depth IN that
river.
Fourteen tenement houses were burned
in Fall River Wednesday night involving
a loss Of $4,000.
The loss Of DickersOn x Co., metal deal
ers Of New York, by fire yesterday morn
ing was 100000. Their insurance was
$50, 600.
The Ohio House O. Representatives has
passed a bill 10 take from cities and vii
laces ia that State the right TO prohibit the
sale Of native wine, ale, beer and porter.
Mrs. j. A. Hanson jumped from train
on the Union Pacific Railroad Tuesday
night, and has not been found.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
WASHINGTON.
BristOw and Chandler RumOrs'
Treasurer Spinner's Interview
with Grant.


RumOrs About BristOW and Chandler.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-During Sec
rotary Bristow's absence from Washington,
rumOrs have been circulated that he in
tends to resign his position and enter upon
other pursuits, but the most intimate
friends of that gentleman deny the truth
Of the rumor. Ex-senator Chandler's name
has been mentioned as his successor, but he
recently declared that there was no office
in the gift Of the President that he would
accept.
The object Of SPinner's visit 10 Grant.
Treasurer Spinner said to-day that his
visit to the President yesterday had exclu-
siTe reference to business for private par
ties, the particulars Of which he freely re-
lated. { is inferred from his conversation,
that while be is not over anxious to retain
his position, his retirement from it will
not be immediate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
A 10 ZOE A PLAYwRIeHr.


We remember a tradition Ofthe NIac-a-
Cheek Valley thai would be well 10 com
menee With. After the fight, and distruc-
ton Df The Indial towns in that locality,
one of the volunteers, wandering in the
woods, saw the head Of an Indian psering
at him from behind a rock, and without a
whereas Of any length and a resolution
quite as brief, brought his gun TO his shout
der and fired a shot that tumbled over the
inquisitive aboriginal. To the hunters
horror le found the victim of the female
sex, silh a papoose strapped to her back.
He ren0,el the babe, and he and his com
panifn buried the mother. BE carried the
infGi5 over a hundred miles 20 his leg cab
IN, oh the banks Of the Ohio, and adopted
the bly,. lie grew to manhood, a shy,
WildifeilOW, with no taste for civilized
pursuits, and a love for the woods.
The Ilu2tion was not pleasant, for the
youthful LO was expected 10 work for his
living, and the labor was Of the hardest.
To Vake matters worse, he had the mis-
f0TtGte 70 fall il love with his patrons
daughter, a beautiful girl with no end Of
suiuJrs, and as an Indian in those days
was regarded as a little better than a negro
now, his l0vRmaking did not prosper.
His l5ve was soon p,ighted to another, and
as tie Wl,tiing day drew near the young
Indian disappeared. The marriage came
Of With its usual rough meTy-making,
that consisted Of rihe-shOOtIng, races, and
wrestling dufing the day, aud dancing and
drinking at night.
TIE married couple had retired TO the
bridsl-chamber, that made one end Of the
double i0g cabin, and the merry-making
continued all night. The next morning
the two so lately united for life were CALI
cd to breakfast. They did not respond,
for the very good reason that both were
dead, being found murdered on their bri-
dal couch.
All knew who the avenger was; bat 70
leave 10 doubt upon that head Wampum
beit, WORKED by the poor girl years before
was found upon the floor at her feet.
Bat he was never heard Of alter. He seem
ed to vanish into night and memory.
The poor father, recognizing the hand OF
TetribUdOn, took 10 drink, and was return
ed ~ Congress. He is remembered rs q
MEMBER Of the Committee Of Ways and
Meas, and accumulated quite a property
0Jt b subsidies and Indian contracts. He
IS spoken otto this day by an aged, red
nOse8, life-iusuTancs agent Is that "blOOdy
old Brown who was a Jackson man with a
bad breash and a worse temper
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
DOING GOOD SERVICE IN THE
NRWEH

Rochester N. " Union and Advertiser.
DR.. Daniel Lees Letter to the Union
from near Nashville, Tenn, giving an
account Of the practical workings Of
the race legislation Of Congress upon
tie industries and political and social
fabrics Of the South, are attracting
much attention and carrying great
weight throughout this section Of the
country where he is so well known.
The L6ckport Union copies his last with
this introducti0nS
DR.. Daniel Lee, tX-editOr OF the old
Geneses Farmer, and Representative in
the Assembly from Erie county IN 1874
and lS45, writes the following letter on
the subject Of the Civil Rights bill to
the Rochester Union and Advertiser.
DR.. Lee has been a noted farmer, and
whine in the Assembly made one Of the
ablest reports that ever emanated from
that body on the subject of agriculture.
Men ike DR.. Lee in the South can
do no greater service to their country
than to give the Northern public a true
and unvarnished tale Of the Southern
situation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
STILL GOING FOB TILTON.
His Suspicious Relations With Mrs.
WOOdhuIl.

His Suspicious Relations With Mrs.
WOOdhuIl.
New YORK, March EN- the Beecher
case to-day, j. B. WOodley testified that he
heard TiltCn tell Mrs. Woodruff to pub
lish her story about the scandal, as it would
be the making of him; Plymouth would
give 100000 10 save Beecher. The story
alluded to by the witness was that pub-
lished il ITOOddUH and CIgfiR'S Weekly,
anG which caused all the subsequent row.
\ colo-ej woman, Lucy Ann Giles, was
called AMI testified,
Have lived in Brooklyn nine years, and
worked as COOK in Jle family Of Victoria
Woodruff / was employed there in 1870.
SAY Tilton there on the Sd Of July, 1871,
for the first time. He was
writing, aud stayed there all
night. He slept in the front parlOr
on a sofa lounge, which l prepared for him.
l waited on the table aud saw him at
breakfast. BE was there all day, and that
night. He did not sleep on the sofa lounge
that night, Col, Blood slept on the third
floor. l saw him in Mrs. WOOdhull's
bed room three OF four times.
He was often at the house while l was
there. I have carried refreshments to Mrs.
WOOdhull's room, when Mr.. TiltOn was
there, at all hours of the night and morn
ING. When I went in on the 4th of July
night, Ms. Woodruff was in her bed gown,
and Mr.. TiltOn had off his coat and vest,
and was in his stocking feet.
The court adjourned until Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
No United states District Judge for
the State.


No United states District Judge fer
the State.
WASHINGTON, March %. - Marshal
Packard, Mr.. Pardee and Col. Fish, of New
Orleans, visited the President to-day on
the subject Of his power to appoint Pardee
or some other person as District Judge OF
Louisiana, but the probability is the office
will remain vacant till the next session of
Congress. As was said in executive ses-
sion, tie President has nO.pOWer to make
an appointment until that time. AT the
last hour, ex-senator Pratt, Of Indiana, was
suggested to the President by the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. The President
was assured that Pratt would be confirmed,
but he adhered to Pardee, whose nOmina-
ton was laid on the table.
The special session OF the LegisIa.
tuTe-Views OF the Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-COmment-
ing on the call for an extra session Of the
Legislature, the Times says: 'We regard
the extra session as simply atfOrding an OPP
pOrtunity to do now, what has been neg
lected in the past. Everything depends on
concert of action and determination on the
part of those having the material interests
of the State al heart, to see the adjustment
carried out in good faith by both parties to
the agreement, and that nothing shall pre-
vent the reformation to gain which this ar
rangement is made"
The PicGlpme says: "The subjects Of
legislation selected for precedence in the
order Of business are certainly Of i'm
portauce, and if appropriate action shall be
taken on them, much good may be accom-
plished. The special session must not be
the agency or pIetext for the revival Of
partisan schemes, or for the perpetuation Of
party conflicts. Il should be devoted sole
ly to the task Of adjusting the political
differences and euacting necessary meas
ures Of reform"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

THERE is no peace in the South for
the man who votes the Republican
ticket.-BI0omSJurg Pa Republican.
Bosh! If a Republican be a decent
man, heis as safe IN Tennessee, at least,
as IN Pennsylvania. Unhappily, pro
scriptiveness too frequently is applied
as a remedy against the curse Of Rad
icalism; but, barring this, man may
60 where he pleases, and do what he
pleases, without fear of molestation.
We want "a rest" on this sort Of bal
derdash. Two or three times, recently,
We have had occasion 70 deny state
ments of a nature kindred to this, and
we are firing Of the whole thing. We
might stand n moderate lie for the
party's sake, but this persistent manu-
featuring Of them out Of whole cloth
begins to grow oppressive as well as
monotOnOus.-NashUilLe BUlletja. Rep
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
CINCINNATI.
PorE.PaekIng statistic Of IN

POrh-Paeking Statistics OF the West.
CINCINNATI, o., March 25.-The annual
report Of the pork packing in the West,
prepared by Col. Sidney d. Maxwell, Su-
perintendent Of the chamber of Commerce,
will be laid before thai body tomorrow.
The total number Of hogs packed for the
season, from Nov. to March I, is $751;
124 and t9F e the Corresponding time last
is 262 IL 100 pounds, against 26S 27-l0O
last year. The average yield per head OF
all kinds Of laId is - B3-lOO pounds,
against % 30 pounds last season. The
total product is 1876, 432, nc pounds, against
19I, I39, eco last season. The aggregate cost
of the hogs packed is S96, ,250, 2gainst
SIS, SO, 339 last year. The average cost
was SG.65, against S4.3S last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

II Mr.. Beecher has apartments to let in
his Cave Of Gloom, he can find tenant in
the person of the Rev. Hubert Williams, OF
London. Mr.. Williams gave his watch and
chain to q frail and pretty Elizabeth in his
congregation, and told his wife he had lost
it. She advertised for it, found it in a
pawnshop, had the gifl arrested for larceny,
and then the wicked Williams sEore in
court that she had stolen it. The jury &C
Quilted her, and the Rev. Hubert has ap-
piled for a Brooklyn curacy TO be near his
great pTGtOtYpe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
The Pennsylvania FIOOds-GIaPPIina
with the lee King.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Specials from
Remove, on the west branch Of the Susque-
hanna River, state that the ice gorge ex-
tends from there fourteen miles below, but
no danger TO that place is feared, as the ice
above is soft, while that below is heavy
and rests on the bottom Of the river. AT
Lockhaven, about seven miles below Re
noyo, an ice channel is being cut in the
hope of preventing damage to the town.
At WilliamspOTt over two hundred men
were at work yesterday, cutting channel
sixty feet wide, and other measures are be
ing taken to prevent damage by the back
water. At Milton, it is believed the river
is forming a new channel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

TIE "bouanZs' begins 70 pan out diyi-
dsnds, now that the San Francisco stock
sDerQlaii0R has subsided. The average gross
Yield Of the silver ore taken out By the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company Of
Nevada in February, was 500 per ton, and
the company paid a dividend Of SO per
share Tor the month, amounting to 81 ,OeO,-
GO. Thls is the largest dividend ever male
sfs an American mining property, and, With
ths usual assurance, IL IS Therefore called
athc largest ever made in tie world" On
three previous oceasigns, in the summer Of
1875, dividends Oslo a share, and amount
isg % nearly as much, were made. Con-
soiCEed Virginia is low held at S475, so
thai .he dividend is only two per cent
ve-y good for OEe month. But no divi-
deEds have appeared to warrant the present
inflated stocks OF adjacent mining claims.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
Railroad Freights.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Republican state Convention.

PROVIDENCE, March 25.-The Republi-
can State Convention met this morning
but adjourned to meet at noon 10 organize.
M-The Republican State COnyen-
ton is still in session, discussing contested
claims to seats. No permanent OrganiZa-
ton has been effected. The prospect is
good for an all night session.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
Passed March p, 1915.
Approved March q, 1915,
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.

THE thieves Of Spain are gayly pursuing
their mad career among pictures aad statues.
The celebrated cartoons Of G0ya Ct Madrid
have gone after the Seville Muri, .o-whicb
latter, indeed, has bean recovered. The
Virgins Cr1wn IN Saint Feulinand's
Chapel at Seville has vanished. So has the
"Master Dolorosa" Of AlonzO Gano al
Granada The latest exploit Of ts,ese en-
teTprising fellows hes 5een trismphantly
carried ous in Madrid. Their booty is q
small statue Of the Virgin, most excellent
Of workmanship, and dating from the end
Of the sixteenth century. rs material IS
wool, gilt AMI painted. The thieves got il
safely int Paris, where they borrowed 9
round sum upon it from blA. Andre aud
Mercuard, banker. The Spanish Legation
has claimed the statue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
POPULAR EDUCATION IN WILLIAM.
SON.


Franklin Reviewsand journal.
Our Quarterly Court, IN April, will
be called upon to sustain and support
our free school system by liberal ia =.
We are opposed to a heavy tax for any
purpose, in the present distressed con
dition Of the county. At one time it
was certain that if the mixed school
feature had been fastened upon the
Civil Rights iniquity, the whole sys-
TEN of the State would have been swept
away with alacrity. Fortunately our
enemies IN the present bill struck out
this obnoxious feature, and the
schools are left as our State Constitu-
ton says they must be separate
and distinct. Besides this, the decision
Of Judge Emmons, at Memphis. points
very surely to the Supreme Court Of
1he United States, setting the whole
Infamous legislation aside. The court
then will have no reason to refuse to
levy a reasonable school tax. Wehave
made a very good beginning IN estab-
fishing a system Of free education: and
we urge upon our Quarterly Court to
aOurish and sustain it, until it shall
become an honor to the county and
State. A better day is dawning for Us.
We are about entering upon the most
glorious era IN our history, and we want
our countymen to be at the head Of the
On. 'Umn of progress. Again, We beg
the o, >urt to remember the children,
and Law n reasonable tax so that the
Ii+tIa faIIozvs can be educated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

ITappears an effort was made to get
Grant to appoint ex-senator Pratt, Of
Indiana, United States District Judge
for Louisiana, with an assurance that
he would be confirmed, but the Presl-
dent stuck to Pardee, and so that State
Is without a Judge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
Movement OF Army Omcers.
NEW YORK.
Chsmp.Ou billiard Match.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The third match
game Of billiards for the championship Of
America, at the three-ball French game,
was played t0-nilht at Tammany Hall, be
tween CyrlIle Dion and Maurice VignauX,
and was won By the latter in the tiftieth
inning. Winners average y; Vignaux's
highest run was so; DiOn's 119.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

A HEN-PEcKED Englishman, lately de-
ceased at Bath, has wGeaked pOsthumOus
revenge upon his widow by leaving ESQ
per annum TO be expended in having
Inournful dirges rung with mufiied clap
pers from the Abbey chimes all day long
upon the anniversary of his wedding day,
and joyful peals TO celebrate the recurrence
Of the date Of his death, which released
him from matrimonial bondage.