Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-12

and resolutions passed cordially thanking the Post
Office Department for their bersiiy in establishing
various overland routes. Volunteers have been
called for to protect travellers the road between
Weaversvills and UniOn against the Indians.
Frazer river dates to The 4th have been received.
The river has fallen. Considerable gold has been
taken out but the weather was too cold for vork,
and the miners are returning CalilOrnia in large
numbers
Oregon dates to the 5h have been received. The
Indians are suing for peace, which Colonel Wright
refuses, and demands an unconditional surrender
With sll the women and property. The soldiers
have been destroying the grain fields and provisions
Of the Indians who are reduced to state of star
walton.
The recent disorders in Baltimore furnish terri
BE picture of The ate Of society in that city Some
time since Police Officer Benton was killed by come
Of the roWdies who infest that city. Last week
Henry Gsmbrill wssoOnvicted ftbis murder. Short
" after his conviction the telegraph informed US thst
an attempt was made to rescue him, and az attack
upon the jail Was threatened, that it had to De
carefully guarded. Meanwhile George W Rigdon'
one Of ihe most faithful and exemplary officers Of the
police. whose testimony had formed an important |
portion Of the evidence up Vhieh Gambrih vas
convicted was shot and instantly killed uhile quietly
standing in his own house A man named Peter
| Caro- was seen running from the neigbbolhood CT
Riedou's use immadisiey after the murder ne
vas nursued By q policeman and on the way,runulng'
mis- a shots were exchanged between the pursuer aud
the pursusd. When he was finally captured he con"
fessed that he was standing By Marion Crops when
tbslaiisr shot Rigdon There was astrOng DISPOSE
ton TO lynch Care when he was first captured out
the officers succeeded in locking him up before this
project was fully arranged If we are to judge from
the violence which prevails at Baltimore on election
DAYS and such terrible occurrences as we briefly
narrated above, rOWdyism Is rampant and supreme
reign Of terror of the worst description Is estso
shed in that unfortunate city
The Washington Star Of the 9Th SAYS "The signs
If the near approach of the next session Of Congress
tbiekeu around US, momentarily Our hotel keepers,
boarding house keepers and merchants are pressing
,beir Drspsraiions to accommodate mere customers
than ever before. Those from distance expecting
n keen house here for the time being are ALREADY
psrfectpe their arrangements to that end, through
sgents for the most part, and strangers are pouring
p IN unop IA daily, by hundreds So everything in
i the way of business begins to wear brisk appear
ance. indeed During the last session OF Congr 'ss
more money was spent among US by suoh s2Journtrs
than ever before; and not WhstandiDg the universal
croakpg about the condition of the times, We see no
i reason to anticipate that even more than was then
IS spent will not be expended here this winter
Is The ST. Louis Republican publishes q cOmmunics-
IT ton from leading Mormon, stating that they have
e been traduoed and slaudered and demanding full
e and impartial investigation of all charges against
them with the view of couDteraetiDg and oVerCom-
Z, ing the existing prejudices against that sect,
d The Greek Christians in Bosnia who have been
Re eomirtiucterrible outrages the Musselmen pop
Il ulation have belief they will be supported by
Is France and Russia in ACKNOWLEDGMENT ofihe Turk
st isb Empire and the formation of Greek CONSTANT
$ nOpolitan State
,e A dispatch from Washington Of the 9Th says {:
The emigration party, designing to sail for Mica
lie ragus. have it is stated what is believed to be
good authority, been invited thither by the Demo
g Gratis, to make a common cause against the new n
n s,iutiou Hence q revolution is confidently anti i
j. paed and one Of the results Of its success will be
N the return of the Cass Yrisssr treaty. The Ameri
can Atlantic aud Pacific Canal Company have COM
ID planned to the SCate DEPARTING 1t Of Jerezs inefer-
n ence with their officers TO their deuiment Il is
9 stated that letter has accordir been prepared,
i satisfactory company addressed 10 the Nicara
d guam envoy"
If dispatch from Constsntin'ple, alluding to the
affair of the Wabash, says that the United States
d legation obtained frmn admit to the Dardan-
At Giles only corvette On the appearance of the Wa
i bash, the Porte drew up protest, sending copy
~ to al the ambassadors The Wabash had prepared
he to withdraw
r Advices from India state that the Gwalor rebels
,s we're still at ssrODge, and it thought, wOuli
al make an attemEt to cross the Nerbudda There
we're 1900 rebels engage in the conflict on the Is
" land in the GOrgOua They driven out of their
ID eur, nehed position with 600 killed, including two
leaders. Toe British loss vas trih,pg
,s Mr. Morphy, the chess giant, has recommended a
match between Herr Hsrr sitz who has ready lOst
two games out of three with him, but aDO her Ger
man. Herr Anderson, the victor in the chess tourna
ment at London, is to come from Breslaer to spend
the Christmas holidays, and sveDge, if he can, the
!, defeats that Europe has suffered.
!. An arrangement has been concluded between
Roger A Pryor, editor of the Richmond South, aud
Major Heiss editor of the Washington States, where
! by their respective journals to be consolidated
into one paper, and published at Washington in an
enlarged form.
A dispatch from New York of the 9th says :: 81 In
the criminal prosecution il has been discovered that
o the New England Bank of dartmouth, Maine, had
issued immense amount Of notes, upwards of
$4,000 worth being circulated by the Wall street
brokers during the pas week. The Tribune says
there is no such bank 10 existence, and the whole
thing is said to be fraud from first to last Bro-
have been furnished with it and have passed it
Of in large and small quantities their business
demanded The whole Western country is said to
be flooded with the stuff, and the calculation is that
the projectors of the fraud have issued about $780,
OOO."
The Dublin Medical Press asserts that the pupils
of the Poytechnical school in Paris have recently
furnished some curious statistics bearing on tObac>
90 niridinr lh. rnnrr mon of that COLL ra INN