The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-04-29

from the Roman Catholic church in
Prussia, il consnmmated, will deprive
the church of 100000 annually.
THE telegraph brings unfavorable re-
ports OF the frost and freeze upon fruit
and tobacco plants in Tennessee, Ken
tucky and Ohio.
Coz. SUTTON, who was so seriously
assaulted by Ger. Ross, is rapidly re-
covering, and his assailant, having been
pronounced insane, has been sent to
the insane asylum.
MTDsHPMAN W. H. Cox, of Jones.
boro, Tenn, was drowned on the 14tb
inst, by the upsetting of boat in the
creek adjoining the naval academy at
Annapolis. Maryland.
THE postofiee department has de-
cided to permit samples of sugar to be
sent through the mails long enough TO
test the question whether they can be
carried without damage to other mail
matter.
IT is definitely settled that his royal
highness, the prince of Wales, will 90
to India next winter, a country which.
though forming a magnificent part of the
British empire, has never been visited
by scion of the royal house.
THE Japanese are shipping bricks to
California and sell them cheaper than
thoee made in that state, notwithstand-
ing there is an advalorem duty of 20
per cent. on them. The Japanese brick
is 81 inches long, Al inches wide, and
p inches thick.
THE last phase of the assassination
pastime in Havana is for desperadoes
to hire hacks, and, driving furiously
through the streets, they blaze away
with their pistols at their enemies as
they pass them. thus continually elud-
ing pursuit.
OFFICIALS in Washington say that
more than one hundred persons are
now serving out a term OF imprison-
ment for counterfeitiDg, or passing
counterfeit money, who were pupils of
Mccartney, the noted counterfeiter, ar.
rested in Texas few days ago.
TIE count of contents in the United
States treasury will embrace the securi.
ties Of the national banks and the reve-
nue. fund, amounting to something over
thousand million dollars, in addition
TO curreut deposits. The work will
occupy all hands at least two weeks.
The miners captured in the Black
Hills country by the military and
brought into Cheyenne, have been
ordered to be released upon their
promise that they will not again enter
that section until permission is given
by the government.
A sTRNGENT bill touching the Catho-
lie clergy has been presented in the
Prussian diet, designed to nullify the
appointments of the Vatican in Ger
many and still farther bring the clergy
under the civil laws. A remonstrance
has been presented, but remonstrances
do not have any weight with Bismarck.
THE Union Pacific railroad company
is feeding 1,SOO emigrants at Omaha.
II sent two car loads of provisions west
Sunday, for those at Cheyenne, Lara
mie, and beyood. There are four
thousand west-bound at Omaha and
west to the break in the road, waiting
togo through.
A WEALTHY Chinese firm in San Fran
cisco has been caught smuggling opium
IN large quantities from China, packed
IN cases marked coil" The Gus ON.
house officers se,zsd tweuty-eieht ses
OF this coil" " the other day, in which
they found 1866 pounds of opium.
valued at S24, 800.
Mr.. CARRUTH, the Vineland editor.
has nearly recovered, and it is likely
that he will soon be rs well as usual.
excepting that the bullet remains in his
head. 1t is reported that there are two
other persons living in Vineland with
bullets in their brains. Good place to
raise a regiment for the next war.
GREAT preparations are making for
comforting the scarlet beretta on Cardi-
nal McOlosby. The sanctuary of the
chathedral is being enlarged to accom-
modate the large number of archbishops
and bishops expected, and give scope
for full observance of entire ceremo-
nial. Admission TO the cathedral will
be by tickets only.
THE British admiralty have given
orders for the immediate destruction
of all vessels in the navy which do not
come mp TO modern requirements. Sew
Cral tne frigates whose ribs are per-
fectly sound, and which, but few
years since, were recognized as crack
sailiug vessels, will be dem hshed.
England means TO put her navy on
strictly war footing.
THE recent emphatic order OF the
French government for the enrollment
of all French citizens subject to military
duty includes Frenchmen between the
ages of twenty and forty. Heavy pen
alties follow noncompliance with the
order. Frenchmen subject to military
rule in this country are ordered to reg.
lister themselves at the Office of the
nearest consul.
THE San Francisco Chronicle says
that the Lick revocation difficulty is to
be settled up by new deed to new
trustees, and Mr.. Liek's poor relations
are now to be provided for. The rela-
ions, it seems, stirred up the whole
trouble, as they could not bear to see
81 000,000 worth of handsome property
going out of their hands for the public
benefit.
The United States army consists of
%. s9l enlisted men and 1876 commits
stoned officers, presenting the amazing
proportion of less than eleven soldiers
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