Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-05
FBY TELEGRAPH.



BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.--il the Sixth Congressional
District. Anne Arundel county gives Geo. W. Hughes
| Dem, for Congress, ll9 majOrity-a Democratic
GAR of 90 votes In the Fifth District, Frederick
county gives A. ". Hoiiiaan. American for Congress
abcu5 BOO majority-a loss of 432 Votes Washing
ton county gives hoffman about 50 majority
lhe retarns from the State are very meagre.
lhose received seem rather TO favor the Democrats
The vote of the city is not in YET The Roformers
nave a small majority in the Twelfth Ward.
The coroner held an inquest to-day on the body
OF Johnny Wise, the rOwdy who was shot yesterday
IN the Fourteenth Ward A verdict was rendered
atrlbuting the killing toaccident the wound having
neenlnieted by astray shot No evidence was clio
tied showing that Duffy, who was arrested for the
act, had anything to do with il
An Inquest is now in progress on the body of Mr.
ceived.
second D;sdReh.-Returns indicate that the Dem
ocrats viii have majority in the House. The Sem
ate is still doubtful. lteturns from the city Wards
not yet complete The Americans will probably
nave about $4,000 majority. which OF course secures
Ter Senate ticket by heavy majority So far
mere appears to be no chan in the Congress
delegation.
The inquest on the body Of Mr. Kyle is not vet
concluded The central reform comm tee held
meeting and unanimously expressed the deepest in
dignation and also distress at the murder Of their
respected and excellent fellow citizen, Adam b.
Kyle, Jr, at the polls of the Fifteenth Ward and re-
solved 20 attend the funeral tomorrow morning.
inviting all lovers of law and order who regard with
sorrow and shame this browning act of of the IN
paraleled enornies Of the recent election to unite
IN the ing funeral procession. - - &
Foreign per steamer America.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The departure of the Great
Eastern Is postponed sine lie, probably not this year.
Inc zurich treaty are mere ampliheatons of the
villa Franco agreement
Inc rights of the Grand Dukes are reserved.
Spain IS dissatisfied with Morroecos offer, and
war is considered imminent =
Inc nardlnlan Government has issued q decree
for one hunlred millions francs,
Inc city returns are incomplete but the Ameri-
cans have about II 900 majority. The Democrats
will probably have majority In the House, The
Senate is doubtful p '7e% alsssats.-ss
The Congressional delegation remaining un-
changed.
New YORK, Oct 4-The Zurich treaty requires
exchanges OF notifications OF the peace treaty with
The Paris Pays intimates that Naples, Spain.
Portugal and Sweden viii not be members of the
projected Congress.
The London Times, Post and Herald. are averse
to England's joining it.
2 The Post regards the Italian complication as very
seriOus,and the situation of Napoleon ve1-y eubaf-
RAISING, and thinks 1t certain that ROmogna viii be
attacked by the Papa trooPs and that at the first
menace of armed Intervention in the Duchess Carl
baldis troops will eradicate every yestge of PapaI
rule.
The electricians are experimenting at Valentia
with some encouraging results
1t is reported at Paris that the Emperor refused
an audience to a deputaton from Bologna, but
granted one to a deputatiOn from the Duchies.
The English journals continue to draw attention
to the immense naval ornaments of France partic-
ularly atTOulon, where twenty-five large ships are
constructing.
Nothing is known about the projected French
China expedition. q zrM
1t is reported that General Valiant suggested to
Napoleon the occupation of the Duchies BY the
French troops to prevent civil war.
Piedmont is excited about the conditions of the |
Zurich treaty.
1t is reported at Turin that Neapotan ships of
war having been seen off Romagna, Piedmont .se
squapron had been ordered into the Adriatc.
There is unconfrmed rumor of a revolution |
airy movement at Palermo. and $50 rebels killed
Zurich telegram gives the points of the treaty |
of peace which has been signed. M
Austria surrenders LOmbardy except Mantua |
and Peschieria to the frontier line to France. |
France recedes it to Piedmont. The possessions ac-
CURED in Lombardy to be paid by the Govern |
ment Piedmont to pay Australia forty millions 40
rims ana to assume three-fths of the debt of Mon
te Lombard ard Nenitia making the debt transfer |
red to Sardinia 250000,O09 FRANCS. The two Empe- |
rOrs assist to form confederation.
) Count COlleredo was attacked by appOpeXy on |
the 2lst which will probably prove fatal.
The Fire ia New Orleans. #
. New ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-The loss by the Fourth |
District Fire is about S250000. ixtY dwellings |
We're burnt, 1t was the work of al inceEdIary