Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH.



ROCHESTER,, Sept. 23-Tbe North American
seceders met in this city TO-DAY and resolved to
fraternize with the Fillmore Americans for the
overthrow OF the Republicans. Il fagqF
RooHEsrER, N. Y, Sept. 2S.-The Fillmore State
Convention met this evening and nominated Erastus
Brooks for Governor by exclamation, and Lyman
0dell for Lieut. Governor. 81
NEw YoRK, Sept. 23.-76 the inspectors Of cleo
tions, Telegraph operators newspapers and repoTteTs
THROUGHOUT Tie Union The public will look for
the result of the Presidential election on the fifth
of November and to enable the newspapers of the
Union to declare the result on the following morn
ing it will be necessary for the inspectors OF cleo
tons throughout the United States to aid the tele
graph operators and editors in every town. village
and city, aud for the editors and reporters 10 aid
each other. This can be done by confuing their
Iabors on the night Of the election to the Presidents
vote alone. Let the inspectors everywhere count
the electoral vote frs and let the telegraph trans
NIT that vote only, on the night of the election.
This will enable the press to announce the result
on the morning after tie election, even if the con<
test be a close one. We hope this Plan will be
adopted as 10 other will succeed. 1t will simplify
the labor and make it easier, save time, and satisfy
the people. Country and city editors will promote
the oil ect in view by publishing in their editorial
this notice once or twice week until the 4th OF
November.
New YoRK, Sept % There are three new
cases Of fever at Relief Hospital, Fort Hamilton,
and one death.
ROCHESTER, Sept 24-The Fillmore Convention
was in session ill 3 o'clock this morning. full
State electoral ticket was nominated. The greatest
enthusiasm was manifested, and the Convention
adjourned with IL cheers for Fillmore.
COLUMBIA, S c., Sept. 24--There was heavy
frost in this section last right, which, it is feared
caused much damage TO Cotton.
CLEVELAND, O.. Sept 24.-The State Fair open
ed yesterday. The attendance of citizens and
strangers is very large. Cassius NJ. Clay addressed
an immense meeting of Republicans last evening
BosroN, Sept 24-The Arabia sailed at o'clock
this morning for Liverpool, via Halifax, with
SIS, 600 specie.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 24-noon.-River standing
with 10 inches water in the channel.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 24-The North Americans
during their session adopted resolutions cheerfuly
responding to the proposition of the Fillmore Con-
yention for fusion in the Fillmore ticket reaf-
frmng the principles of the North Americans; de-
claring the National Committee disbanded. The
Convention then adjourned sine die.
New ORLEANS Sept 2S-Steamer'- news trans
pirei after the close of business. Cotton, steady
market 800 bales. Sugar firm at 9i94- Red
wheat I, 40; white wheat $50. Corn, white West
ern, 81 yellow Western, IS.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 24-Noon.-Flour dull, nomi-
nal, extra 50 so; wheat lower, unsettled: whisky
higher and sells at Soc; sugar buoyant, advancing
tendencing; other articles unchanged.
River-lS inches water in channel. falling slowly.
Weather cool and cloudy
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-River continues to fall.
New YORK, Sept. ,-noon.--FlOur steady at
5 20 a 6 % for State, 6 20 a 6 80 for Ohio. Wheat
steady declining tendency aud has fallen off .
a cents. White l 80 a SO. Red 40 a As.
Corn firm Western mixed, CAT a 65t. Pork dull;
Western mess, 20. Whiskey upwsrd tendency.
New YORK, Sept. %. p. m Cotton steady
sales ZOO bales. Coffee, Rio, lot IL.