Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
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C1xcrxsArI, Oct. 3l--Hon. Thomas Corwin IL
. letter to republican nesting stated thar tne
| election of Mr. Fillmore would do more than any
event now possible to quiet the unnatural and per-
| haps dangerous agitation of the public mino Ou'
IS the late election in Ohio has shown that ne can
| not be voted for with any hope OF success, lie
should vote for Fremont although he does not as
sent to sl the doctrines of the republican party,
yet he felt certain thst tine CREST ineIes's Vi lns
| republic, could be more safely connoeo 10 party
| who opposed the repeal of the missouri Oompro'
| mise and have been and still are anxious to put an
| ed 10 al unhappy consequences, flowing from that
IN indeed measure than such as advocate the adop-
/ ton Of the policy and still spproVe it.
| PHuapK1purA. Oct. 31.-John Curey has been
arrested on chsree of furnishing forged naturali-
| cation napers Four witnesses were examined ard
testified that they had voted, though they never
declared their intention to become ctiz sns, nor
| been at court to obtain papers. They obtained
papers in mysterious manner, but refused to tell
| from whom. One voter found them in his cat
pocket; another at his house another thrown in
to his house. The above facts were ascertslned
through an investigation instituted by Mr.. Mann
the union candidate for district attorney, who is
contesting the election of Lewis G. Cassday, the
democratic candidate. An electioneering hum
bug:-EDs
OswEeo, NJ Y, Oct 81. P. MA severe snow
storm is raging. There is nearly foot of snow
on the ground.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The number Of land war
rants issued under the act of March, 1855, during
October, is 5,602, covering more than $4,000
acres The net amount in the treasury subject to
draft is $24 600, 600.
PrrrsBURe, Nov l, M.--River rs inches water
in the channel, and at stand.
Westher clear sad pleasant.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IA duel took place o.
the opposite bank Of thu river between DR.. Fin
ney, State Senator from Acomsc, AID Roger A.
Pryor. DR.. Fnney was wounded a. the first hIe,
and the matter there terminated.
CHARLESTON, Oct 3I-Cotton closes firm at Iii
for full mddling. Sales 1900 bales Rice adVanc-
ed /.
NEw York, Nov Flour advancing State
SOC 60. Wheat dull and irregular. Corn sd-
vsncsg, mixed IA Pork buoysnt at q % Lard
dull Whisky 323 NJ ney market firm
The steamer Bay State, heLce for Fall rive, ast
evening, when eff Huntir gton light, bfok her
walking beam and hue bl-w of lead of
cylinder. A daughter of M Blanchard, OF Brook
Ign, was killed. aud two other persons were slight
ly wounded.
The steamship Harrison sailed to-day tn over
$500, 1000 in specie.
ELNYRA, Nov. 1.-The Phils express train on
the Willismsport ard EImyra Railroad, ran off the
track near Crescent killing Thomas Fish, baggage
master. Several persons were injured. The e<-
press train caught fire and was consumed.
BosToN,s Nov Sumner declines banquet on
account Of i'll health.
CINCINNATI, Nov l, NJ Flour dull at 5 60 for
snperfne. Wheat active; groceries unci ICED.
LOUISVILLE, Nov River falling, with about
IL inches water in the chute on the falls