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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
M.rket. Peported By Telegraph.

Nrw.ORLgASs Sept. 22-CorToN market unchanged sales
TODAY of bales al li0lc for Mddse Accounts OF the
crops generally unvorable owing 70 dropth and storms
Cor sderaby less than crop anticipated CokS
Western White ole LARD, IN kegs, Ice FRsIGHTs; Cotton
TO Liverpool lied, and to Hsyre lie. Weather stormy
CuIc,co Sept. p D. m.-WHEAr; little speculative de-
maud; shipments to Buffalo $4,000 bush and 70 Kingston
IL 600 Corn unchanged shipments to Buffalo ~ bush
and 10 Oswego $1,000 firm l3c for wheat to BUT
fslo 4, RI. 4,
mand salcs bush. 81 40 for White Canadian and
Michigan "a for Red Ohio arrive, and ~ tor Chicago
Spring Corn quiet LAKE IMPORTS in hours up TO noon
to-day bbs Flour 428@ BUSH Wheat 10 600 DO Corn
1886 DO Barley 236 do Rye. CANAL EXPORTS in same
time si bbs Flour $3.50 bush Wheat and 1867 do Corn
BurrALo Sept 81 m.-FLoUR closes dull sales Of 800
bbs So d s. for choice Michigan SO sass - for best
Ohio and Indiana WHEAT dull s,s Of 12ooo BUSH
s ia for Chicago Spring. for Red Michigan and W
for White Michigan CosN closes dull sales OF 5s 700 bush at
SOC Oars are rmer sales of H00 BUSH ~ Sc. BARLEY
lower; sales of 5000 bush at 81 ?! for STATE CAs,L
FREIGHTs New.York lower-Corn, 49, dlIcj wheat 2ic
RECEIPTS in the "a up to-day ~ bbls Flour
SO S7 bush Wheat $50 bush Corn and % Ss9 bush Oats
CANAL EXPORTS in time: l04, 500 BUSH Wheat 7l,sA
bush Corn, and 2, 100 bush. Oats ~ . ,,,
ApBANY Sept. 22Ssles 200 bush. White Canada WHEAT
at SI &C. BAILEY 81 %, Two-rowed; 81 has %, -Four
sales Is 900 bush OATS 4lc Ohio &C. Chcaso sales
s1lOn mol ,.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

pas. 70 Tsp.eO Co 18th inst "a Georges Bank ship
Ship Chicago Chase, Liverpool Aug mdse to Nesmith
Sons Aug IS TO- spoke ship Clacs Curer,
bound August a lat ~ Is lon ~ saw bark Sam Slick,
Banks 18th Inst lat 20 g. Ion g. ssnazed ship b. Jacobs
Of Thomsston, bound east.
Ship Addison Gilbert Of Boston, Paine Liverpool 4s days,
Ship Sheffield Hathaway, Liverpool "A days, coal to ordsi
vessel to q. Buckley.
Isl pas. to Lane West Co, 18th inst lat. ii o. Ion So IS
saw large steamer steering east
Bark Zoe (Fr Oleva st. Peters N T. II days. fish to MAJ
Brig Tsneier of Boston, Ward Jacksonville 10 days. yellow
pine to J. Glchrist.
Brig Coquette (Fr Rote st. Peters, 10 days fsh
Brig Gasnte (Port De Cruz Oporo IS days wine &C.. TO
John Robert Osborn 7 inst lat 81 TO- lon 81 TO- spoke
b. brig Florence from Halifax for Demerai. TOOK rom nss
reports sailed from Black River Aug ~ bound ioI Law
erpoo and the I'd and Sd of Sept in lat ID H. lon 5S ex-
badly sounded pumps found feet wsor In the hold
and fast gaining launched the long boat when al hands
got int and lett the bng. On the 9TH nst lat fo len
brig Florence where kindly received on board ans
from thence the Portuguese bng Gaante ane
brought 10 THIS port The Aid had cargo OF sugar rum zno
oswood Capt o. and saved nothing except what heJ
stood In.
schr Neptune Ingalls, Machias lumber C. H. Simpson.
Schr Huulmins Bird (Br), CHISHOLM, Maitland IN 81 Il
days plaster master
Sch Belle Creole, Bragg Linconyle day., lime To O. =.
Hatch.
schr Frank, Worth Boston.
Schr Fairfax. Chase Philadelphia for Boston
schr Cyrus Chamberlain Ha1ett, Boston.
Propeller Sophia, Green, Philadelphia
Propeller ounebsug, Coan, Norwich.
sloop Blackstone; Reynolds, Providence.
BELOW-Ship Har ford from Liverpool.
WIND-During the day, N. NJ
The British Exploring bark Resolnte which the Bal
Dock owed yesterday the Brooklyn Navy Yard
complete her repairs.
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Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAZ.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....... SEPT q


sh;ps-Bnndywine Underwood, NewOreans, Robson l.
Fosdck; Touon Upshur New Orleans Stanton Thompson
Uncle Joe. Boysen, Liverpool Walsh, Ssrysr Chase. w q
Lwis Marciel Gambia, Figariere, Reis Co.
Bnss-Florentne, Perry ~. John River Fa Underwood
Dubois 0uaysma Brem Loescsm, Ciudad, Bolivar, Psvel.
ScRooners-R w Brown, Derickson, Wilmington, Dolnef
resu; A. Gardner Small Salem w Ropes Co Roxbury
Brown ST. John, n. f., Wadeish Knox r. Post Iyle.
Araacicola p Post; Horato, Russell, Petersburg G. n.
FIVE; s. Collins Doe Plymouth Rice Bird Fair Kinssland,
Baltimore MAILER Lord Quereau EnchantIess jayne ss
yapnah McCready Mott Co. j. NJ Warren Chapman, New.
Haven, master; Eliza, Crowel Boston, wadlesh Knox
Propeler2BeverIy, Pierce Philadelphia J. L N. Briggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
PHILADELPHIA Markets.
SrrI. D..

CorroS held frmer but few sales FLOUR Inactive
no home consumption the rates SO 70
81 25 and brands and 81 500 Ss for fancy
RYE FLoUR and Com MEAL inactive and unchanged
Wheat plenty and dull previous quotations sales of 900
bush 4d ~ for Red 81 50d 81 81 for hite and
some choice White al sost and in store. RYE coo
nues for yvsnia and Io for southern
Il rather lowers 1900 bush good Southern Vel
STATS mostly at former rate OATS are more a1lVe o
bush Southern sold dc chiefly at the hshe aeuiei
and bush PENN at 4Oc GROCERIES are h,her,
but sales are limited owing high petensions OF noides
PROVISIONS remain quiet WHISKY continues s's"e ' n'
AT S6a57c for bbls. and 4d55c. fer hhds
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REPORTED FOR TIE \. Z TRIBUNE BY J. K n d. fhi.
Fist Boayd-l0o00 EInra Railroad "a st Mort b , lots ~
800 do. % Mort TO 800 do. DO 63ij lo" do do coi ~
do Let Mort b. ~, 900 Aleg Co. 6s Connell b5 iVSuo
do b5 SO; Union Canal o. 81 5000 do. b. 6i 900 Cry
O. 800 coo Reading r. r. Ga 10 SYN se; 1n Pemsa ~
s23 5000 City r. r. o., 89l; Penns r., 49, do isi ="
Reading r. AZ 100 do cash. 42 100 do b. q. DO i15
goo Do SYN AZ p Penna r. r. IL Lf"f ga Ns ico do
III 10 City Bank d5l II do So % do. b. b. rn
Beipeea Boayds-l0 ~ Penn r., ~ 100 Reading H. r.
S. AZ ~ do s5wn, Il; Harrisburg r. r., 56.; lv Cy o.
8ei 20 Union Bank, Tenn. S. 1907. ,.,
Second Board-1,5o0 City r. r. &C. s9i; zoos " mnst9ih
X X. Is, S3i; 1000 City &C. 89i LOO Aleg Co o. Conne
90; 10 Penn r. r., dty. 49, $50 Caawissa Il r. lots ";
$50 do l2t Mineh hill r. r., days 6l3 80 rms Canal
II: 200 do days 4i 10 North Penn. r. r., l4 90 Reading
K. r., AZ Philadelphia Bank, 1854. $50 ~ 81,
litter BOdrd-00 Morris Canal days ls lvo Long ISLAND
X. r., -, -.
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eNpoRrs:
Bbs Bbls. Bbls Rh. u,,
Spirits Crude. Rosin Tar P,~s
To III Foreign Ports. ito4 4s1 1870 rs To-
Pr. yiously reported 81 s. i39 S8Dl HID 20
Total from Jan i..e37j 6067e G7.292 PISA lss,

PREVIOUSLY reported. 2,S7l $3.50 1862 mic 2S
Ts,.I 1rs" y; 5.2. r8I3; s s9s s7S3 as a@
,rSe ,ban for any week since Jan benz w S.
the total this week shows still further increase, bang sos
bills making 1851 bbls thrown the msrks, wihin t.s
w,.ts OF this quantity least half has been aka and
good home demand for consumption, .bost ~. Yer,
little held bought pecution as apevoa demand s
bsorb,d the receipts arrival for inland shipment p.y,
foIsn English Ln.eed Their has been ondsraby NOR.
doing both On spo, and 70 arrive and the sales loo ,c.
in , are quite lAIge anou.,1s ,ns Il 90 salon, on The
ye, strictly private terms These .1es s1ors1 al The Oh
market quite bare Thu demand for arrival continues. he
hish prizes asked rather hep. back buyers AmercAn OIL
bal S1' ~, in' S HSg Th1 sc Tor Crude w.
quiet but Prices well maintained REFINED good
hid Wiz great rnne.. 8, H. .dvsncr but III hsh pr
aked ausctions materially Other kinds are ~ihou,
PRoVisIOSs-The Pork market is again better the demand
fair .sle Of $50 bbls At 70 eG - for Mss. add elsS
and !. srn sales OF bb al $50 81 for Prime, ssess
,sI esSst esf Mes Prime Me-. Bcri and BET Hans ~
nominal Bacon Is selling IN retail lot. At Cut ss
Sr Nm. lard firm az the advance and In uosT
ate demand sales of 30 bbs and es At ny Giiie Barerhh
good demand and firm sales Of oho at lodl| and State
ies pc. Cheese is quite plenty at y asc
RICE quiet but steady foote's new crop have tten pssd
upon the market sales OF ITO tee Ola crop al sf@ST
sTGARs-A fair inquiry prevails though there is les. activity
and prices are fully supported sales oil $40 hnas ny wv"
SALTThe market heavy the demand fair; sales of q
sacks MsrshAs At 81 So $500 Jack. Liverpool Ground
about sole 500 sacks Jereys and Darcys and Brace.
girde's Liverpool Fine OF private terms
SPIRITS-Ne notice sales Of 10 punehcons Jamaica Kun
81 IS mos, which Is an advance ~
sPERMACETTI-We notice sales Of 5 eco % at &c. equal
20 cash. - ~, .,o,
TEAS-A moderate demand prevails a, suction rates. Several
auction sales are announced for q short future.
TALLOW-The demand is good and the market ia rner;
sales Of so. 900 lbs, l2!c cash,
WOoI-The activity previously noticed in the market Tor
native Fleece and Pulled Wool continues aud with greatly
reduced stock prices firmly maintained Foreign also in
r request and the demand is fully equal TO the supply prices
Their. fore remain firm. -.
WHIsKY-The market is shade better the demand fair;
ssles Of 500 bbs at 5olc. and small lots al SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

ter and wbh, therefore. hsviug ~ JudFnen: 81 "a" no e
snoe could net BE- "CouhImsd' -, .ho
The confirmation intended continuation as
State and not against the Common Council tset ~
construction the instead Of rest M -, sanr
Council from permitting injurious raj losd would 70 " 80
tion roads commenced II violation OF law, ana "H' ~
been permitted AZ All. g., ..,orc.pent and
Having Rad therefore warrant for i's Jy the wi
none is continuance. the road N & onid have
9oncc IA not ulv public nuisance OF when e 80 4, ,bc,
legal risht 20 comp specially hrsines. ON the
insrcss and eercss to and from their place VI ~
a.. - T.. rur,crous decs
can and ought 20 BE- restrained by inluIctipn " "
,hi.csse bv the parties specially aggrle'ed ~ mo ali .,,o
IT, dgreu, therefore Of The Special I"tm W. q" sZ'e'
. me xet..d and perpetual mi unc,on awarded
C,rRxr FOR The reasons apps' :, - -
ID ~ oniuio / coucsr IN the coneu'ioi a, "hch Doth
ny g Beadsiey and Van Buren, for plaintiffs oConor
!" %oTIcr.~Applicants for admission to the Bar will
h. examined Thursday afternoon a. .s,e. lhg f1an'
go a"non,ed are Chas Tracy, Il. d. snimIn aud Henry
E"'o'" SPECIAL TEsM-Befre DAVIES,
John J. Warner w. Henry J. Sillect.
Injunction refused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
The Company state

own Al locomotives and 70 cars The Company e1'e
that nothing has been charged to construction account
which has not been actually expended on Land, ienc-
ing. new.buldings, grading &C., and additional equip
ment obtained since 10th of July, 1851
The balance also shows to The credit OF Poh 7 10 N
ana 3 aGTo. .baa sI be- deducted the accrued
res; on the bond, not due until 10Th JAY ~ n ION
An S' se .goat Of sccracd rent Of the
Peoria and Bureau Valley X X not ,.o, .. ,,oa,e On
payable until August l. 5 m0nh'''''.' '4o"' 4-IIoe
..a;. ,.,.n,. If. e57s,s5 II
or within fraction Of 81 T. cent on the capital STOCK
This sum being surplus of earnings above the opefat
ING e,penses interest paid and accrued dividends and
rent Of Peoria and Bureau Valley Railroad to LIST
July, 1856.
The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, terminating
on the Mississippi River at DevonpoH, opposite
Rock Island. il now completed and in operation 10
Muscatinc and Iowa City, in the State oil Iowa. oo
miles and about ~ miles more will be finished TINS
Fall. and is now doing much larger business than
ras done over the same number of miles OF the Chlca
90 and Rock Island Road when 1t was first opened.
The recepts during the months of April, May, anu
June notwithstanding the road was but partially COM
Melted and eauipped were over 81 600 per day. The
effect of this has already been apparent on the busi-
ness of the Rock Island Road and it is anticipated
that on the completion of the bridge, the Mississippi
and Missouri Railroad viii add largely to the business
Of that COMPANY Trains are crossing regularly the
bridge across the Mississippi River, connecting the
Rock Island and Missouri and Mississippi Roads. The
bridge under the Joint control of the two Companies,
and was built by issue of bonds guaranteed by BOTH
The annexed statement shows the earnings for each
month of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
from July TO- 1854 to July |, 1856:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
Owego, Oct I; Tcge, Pa, Oct = ana freaon'",
Chautauque Couoty, Oct 3. lie will open MS 'oui'
again the second Monday in October

RErUB1Ic.S METTISc.-A meeting OF the central
Republican Club was held last evening at the odeon'
Quite large number Of the members and Others were
present. Addresses delivered by the Hon. ETas-
tus Hopkins of Mass, Col. f. l.. Snow OF New-fork,
and Mr. Shepard Of Mass. The meeting was very en-
fhusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Fremont AND DAYToS.-The Republican Electo-
raj Ticket one Of the strngest which was ever pre-
sened to the people of this State, and is composed Of
members of all political parties, now united for the
common purpose of staying the extension of Slavery.
The ticket headed by the venerable james Parker
OF Middesex, whose presence at the Convention was
greeted With applause, and whose cheering words for
Fremont and Freedom moved alike the enthusiasm OF
the young and cooler judgment OF the more mature.
Judge Carpenter the other Senatorial EecOr, is well
known 10 the people Of State and adds character
to the ticket. From the LIST District have Lewis
Howell the late Senator from Cumberland, of the
worthiest and best men of the State universally es
teemed and respected. From the lid District
have Charles Parker of Mercer, former Democrat,
and of the strongest members OF the party in that
district. THE Hid District presented Robert Foster of
Hunterdon, firm and unhinching supporter of the
right and who will add strength to the ticket.
From the WITH District we have David RyersOn of
Sussex whose is tower of strength, and whose
heart is as warm for Freedom now as in his earlier
years From the With District have Edgar Il.
Wakeman of Hudson, whose voice will be heard
throughout the canvass in explanation OF the great
Issues of the time. With such ticket, we go into
the canvass under favorable auspices and by vigorous
exertion shall win the VICTORY. All the signs
proptiOus. The principles we advocate are imbedded
in the hearts of the people, and the vote for John G.
Fremont will attest their power. We have but few
weeks TO labor, but the tried, the faithful and the
true frghting side, and glorious victory
awaits us. Newark Mercury.
The Essex COUNTY COURTs-Judge Daniel Hanes
pTesdngw commence their September term at the Court
House in Newark to-day Esd inst and will probably be
iued for weeks In the Essex Supreme Court Circuit
trial. in the Circuit Court and in
appeal list l2 beside Several for argument and
for trial in the Common Pleas The criminal business
will probably be large as the Jail nearly or quite full OF per-
committed to await trial. of whose ohenses are ota
very nature Among Others the tria Of Weber tor
the murder Of Bee attempted murder of Dnger the
burglars Julius and Owen the German Depper who shot
named Chebus with intent to kill, in May sst several
PIC pockets and thieves arrested at the recent Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORrLDFoRTHE TRIBUsE.

cuvc IT,, marie, ia unit. firm with fair demand and
light arrivals sales of Pots Sill and Pearls at 81 ID
COTTON-Spnners have purchased fairly at full prices tor
little has been DONE but parties look for more
activity on Of further foreign now due which
they expect will be Of advance at Liverpool sales OF o
bales. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

MARINE COURT-Sept. 22-Beore Judge THOMPSON
On motion of Mr. III. Nultee, seconded by Mr. Hunt
ington the Court adjourned testimonial OF respect to III
late Nj Shepard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

WASToS MiscHIEF:--The banner Of the Seven
fe,nth Ward Fremont Club has two three times been
wantonly mutilated and defaced On Saturday aiter-
noon some person gained admission TO the room, and
bedaubed it with filth so as Ia completely spoil II.
The Waterman was absent at the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

s1,RROGATEs COURT-sEPr. 22-Before a W. BRAD
FORD, esq.
The PARISH WILL.
The Parish will came up to-day, but was postponed
in con.qu,nce Of the Of counsel to "Wednesday
ncx A. the Court Of ppal- sits week there will probo-
bv he an adjournment Friday Saturday till close Of
October when it will BE- finished If possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY. -
SUPREME Court CIRCUIT.-Nos. 40 552, 30, 81,
4OI 752 So 329 1853 54 66 OIL 6l8 1884, OIL 7, 9o4 922
9i3, 944 to 1912 1914 TO 1915, inclusive - -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. 10, -, -,
25 q. n aud n, 50, 81, So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
Decree affirmed.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-SEPT. "a
Before JUDGE DAILY
Abel b. Mills ct al. against Peter Russell.
Referred to j. d. Sherwood, esq.
Asahe A. Denman against Thomas Harvey
Report of referee confirmed.
James NJ. Sheshar ct al. against Joseph Steiner
Order Of arrest vacated and discharged and bail can
celled without costs and action 10 be brought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

CoIoRED CoNvENTIcN.-This body, after organic
ing yesterday, adjourned without transactins any
business Of Importance. Their meetings are hell in
the Rev. Wm H. Hodges Church, in Eleventh street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
SUPERIOR COURT-SrPT. 22-Before Judge BoswoRIH.
NATURALIZATIOS.
The number Of persOns anxious 10 become adOpted


fow-citzens" Of all precedent to-day. The upper
where they let in 10 the Judges presence three
four time, perfect JAM not without noise and con-
fusion Az length the crowd forced
the General Term After all fairly arrived
Judge Bosworh quietly Informed them that sturaza
t0n papers would BE- signed to day. and they left in disgust
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-SEPT. 2l-Petore
Judge NELSON.
L. r. Meen ct al against The schooner Charles Henry, &c.
Decree affirmed.
The schooner Charles Henry &C. against the steamboat South
America.
Decree affirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

Disasters. &c.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 2lThe steamship Florida arrived her
Saturday.
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,vv,- nnrformsnce was given last

TURNER'S BySEFir.-A performance was gwen last
eveaing Military Hail. Even and scho' street of
The Of Primary School, 20 be nstitned oy the
Turner Association Of WILLIAMSBURG for the instruction Of
German children Turner'S Association and the Ptilh
ponc Society were present and contributed % The entertain
nen attendance quite large and the enor VIII W
dorbt BE- successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

Tncrease in two months. ......... SI3I,SZ o.
Equal to nearly IS p cent. 49,.
This shows that with the equipments and facilities
required by the engineers estimate in the last report OF
this Company that the estimate of the gross receipts
will more than be realized, and the Directors estimate
the earnings for the year ending LIST July 1884, to be
a, $4,000
Balance sheet Of The Chieogo and Rock Ind Railroad Com
pdng July |, 1856
CREDIT BALANCES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
$50 coo 81 s47s aO5 50 slslOo 90 sl242so6 10

Total s742722 SO s652 $50 So s2asi "a Sl4l6so4 os
The earnings of July and August, 1856, compared
with the corresponding months of 1855, are as follows;
Earnings of July, 1885,. .Si9IoIs 81
Farninys of AuSust la6......,,,..... 1874 50
Total. ............................S $751;, +5S D
Earnings of July. la55.... $50 I42 68
- 202 $50 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

that the Court adjourn out OF respect to the memory of the
late Mr. Shepard He spoke in high terms of the character
the deceased followed by ExJudge Beebe
eogy Judge Belts ordered the motion 10 be entered
tonIntd the GouIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
r,v of small BOYS. during

juvenile THIEvEs-A party of small boys, during
the performances Of Perhs NnsiTe al the Odeoh on o@t
asy evening managed gain admission 10 the and
h,cted quantity of tickets they sold 20 their friends
But Of the youngsters arrested ana upon MS person
was found tickets belonging 20 the exhibition he was
yesterday bYou before Justice Csy but no one app airing
10 he discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

nEw-yoRX cLAssIrIcArIoN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS

We give below all the reports which have reach
ed US from the different counties In some cases
we know them to be correct, but we caution our
readers thst they are not all reliable In the few
erish anxiety to hear news we have thought it
best to give al the reports which have reached u.s.
with this explanation. The actual returns NAV
vary these reports several hundred either way
These reports give a democratic gain of between
two and three thousand.
DAVIDSON CoUNrY.-The net democratic gain in
this county is l55. But it should be observed to
our credit that districts which now give 100 dem
ocratic majority have been taken from this county
and attached to Chesthsm since the last election.
So that our actual net gain in this county has been
at least $50. This is doing well, considering the
influences we had to encounter. Wegive the vote
by districts: The majority for Gentry was I349
that for Fillmore is 1884:
Vote of Davidson County, for Governor in
1855 and for President in 1856,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06

The 18th, 10Th, 18th, and o5th districts year in
Half 18th 2ih districts vote this year in Cheat
ham county,
WATNE CoUNTr.-We hear of despatch from
Wayne county, giving democratic gain of G8
votes.
SUMNER CoUNTT.-A uett democratic gain of Go
votes.
MAURY.-Thirteen precincts heard from: Dem
ocrstic gain 70. Twelve precincts to hear from.
Latsr-Five districts to hear from, democratic
gain l3S.
stu Later.-All heard from but two small pre-
cincts. Democratic nett gain 1853.
One precinct heard from in Hickman, Fillmore
gets but two votes
MEGPHIs.-Vote in the city, Fillmore, 1913
Buchanan, 1870; dem. GAIN CO.
Latr.-Three additional precincts give us 1872
gain.
RUrHERFoRD. All the districts but four heard
from. Democratic gain 81.
HAMILTON AND MARIoN.-Iu Hamilton county.
Buchanan loses 90 votes.
In two districts from Marion, Buchanan gains
thirty-lour votes.
MADISON CoUSTT.-A democratic gaia of 55
votes, and three districts to hear from.
FATETTE CoUETr-There is a report of dem.
ocrstic gain of l5) in Fsyette, but we do not
know whether it is reliable or not
HICKMAN CoUNTT.-A democratic gain Of I8-
for Buchanan, 1858; for Fillmore, 223
WILLIAMSON CoUNTY.-The democrats gain 40
with seven districts to hear from, which are ex-
pected slightly to increase this gain.
LAWRENCE .COUNTY.-Democratic gain of 80.
BEDFORD CoUSrY-The democrats gain l49
votes
LINCOLN ooUNTr,--Democratic gain of lib.
Knox CoUNTY--A reported democratic gain of
ll6.
DICKSON CoUSrY.--A democratic gain of 50. |
with four districts to hear from, which will proba-
bIy increase it twenty or thirty.
Smith CoUxrr.-Democratic gain of lI6 in |
twelve districts.
GILES CouYTY-DemOcrstic gain of 2I5.
WILSON CoUKTY.--A democratic gain of $50!
DEKALB CoUNTY-A democratic gain of So.
FRANKLIN CoUSTT.-Democrstio gain 1853.
COFFEE Democratic gain 80, and two |
or three districts to hear from.
ROBERTSON CouNTY-The democrats gain 49,
reported.
MoSroOMERr.-The report gives the democrats
a gain Of l52.