The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-05

BY TELEGRAPH.
Further By the Pacific.

go NEw YORK, Oct. 8.
ENeLAND.-A true bill has been found against
Stragher, Haul Co., Bankers.
The Queen teIegraphs her congratulations to the
troops, also to Pelisser and bis troops.
The Car has issued an order for day of thanks
giving to the garrison of Sebasopol for the bravery
they displayed in defending that stronghold to the
very last and declares that he is convinced that all
the troops of the Empire are ready to follow their
example, sacrificing everything for the sake of pro-
tecting the religion, honor and independence of
Russia
| He excuses the recent failure at Sebastopol by
saying that there is line which is impossible even
| to heroes.
| A despatch from Gortschakoff says: "We blew
up a great part Of the Notifications of Southern
Sebastopol. The enemy begins to appear in groups,
but not very numerous amidst the ruins of the city.
We have transported to the North all the wounded
who were left on the Southern side after the assault
The Allies left in our hands, prisoners, supe-
ror officer, seventeen subalterns, and one hundred
and seventy soldiers"
New regiments viii be sent to the Crimea, and
The defensive works at Perikop viii be reinforced
A large force of artillery is being formed at War
saw, which is also destined for the Crmea.
Paris dispatches Of the 18th say that Gortscha-
koff is meditating another attack on Tchernaya.-
The Allies are STRENGTHENING their position in that
quarter, their cavalry are menacing movement
into their interior Futher Prussian reinforcements
have reached the Crimea but have not joined the
army on the North side. The garrison on there is
known not to be sufficiently supplied, and a sur
render or decisive moment in the open field is
anticipated. Napoleon Telegraphed TO Pelissier as
folows-"Honor to you" "Honor to the brave"
'accept my sincere congratulations and express to
the English army my high admiration for their
constant bravery and the moral courage which they
have shown during this long and trying campaign"
- Georgia Elections
New York, Oct 8.
Returns from Georgia indicate the election Of 81.
L. johnson, (Dem.,) by about 5000 majority Five
Democrats, probably, and three Americans elected
to Congress.
Kansas Elections
Returns from three counties of Kansas show
large pro-slavery vote. But few votes polled for
Reeder. The FreesoiIers are not voting-all quiet
MAssAoHUsErTs-Th Know Nothngs nominated
Henry Gardner for Governor, unanimously, and n.
Blenchly for Lieut.. Governor. The Convention is
large and enthuslastio. There was much rioting at
the Soft Shell primary elections,
LoUIsvrLLE, Oct. 4.
,vstb siv faak - he al
CINcINSArI, Oct. 4.
River rising slowly, with eight feet water in the
channel T,ss
PIrrsBURG, Oct. 4.
River, five feet and half in the channel, and
rising slowly.
NEW York, Oct L.
Flour advanced l2i-Straight State 7.s7a7. 81;
Southern s.75. Wheat trihe higher-2O5 for
Southern White, 19s for Southern red. Corn a
triAe higher at ST. Pork somewhat frmer. Lard
firm at ll4al2.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
Cotton Market unsettled Prices declined 6 to !;
Sales 500 bales.
Arrival Of the Steamer Nautilus
New ORLEANS, Oct 8.
The steamer Nautilus has arrived from Browns
vile with dates to the ed
Gen. Castro is still in command at Matamoras,
but some Of the garrison oppose him and favor the
plan of Vidauri. The city is embroiled in conten>
tons, while revolutionary force is without. The
beseigers number from 600 to 1900, and are de-
manding an unconditional surrender of the city.
Gen. Yidauri is marching upon Matamoras.
San Louis Potosi has been captured by the insur-
gents Gen. Gedaw was killed. 4
The Garrison Of Tampico has pronounced in favor
of the plan Of Vidauri, and driven out General
Casanova.
There were IL deaths at Norfolk on Monday, =
on Tuesday, and up to noon Wednesday, only
reported No deaths at Portsmouth on Monday,
Tuesday 8, Wednesday none reported Most Of the
deaths are inmates of the Aims House, and colored
people. DR.. Henry Selden and R, Deleryple are
dead.
New YoRK, Oct. 4.
The brig Torello, from Boston to Philadelphia, is
ashore near Quoque, Long Island Il is supposed
the crew are saved
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived from
Havana. Business good Freights active and ado
vancing.