Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

RlcssATURDIY, slIIHkSB LLET DAY-AssocisoHn VI
ESQ mile hests A Barnes enters ehf b. staekpoe Ga
by Ambassador Old John Aloock enters 6T by non
dam y Ross years old Chas Lewis enters Oh by wagner
dam by Ambassador, years old
s,wr DIr-CitiIens' Purse, 81 co., four mile heats
Albert Payre enters Oh by lNnggOld lam by imp, trustee -
John Campbell enters Ga 'o' ''Oi''' - s'
MetSTock enters oh St, Patrick by imp. Shamrock dam
Corsica by Levisthhn.
The sale of Pools will commence on the Course
at half past 10 o'clock, and continue until o'clock
The Race takes place precisely at o'clock
HorEu1E RAILROAD AoCTDENT.-On Nome evening
the westward bound express train on the Central
Ohio Railroad ran of the track about eight miles
west Of Cambridge killing the engineer, JAMES FREE
and the fireman. Charles REsLE. The cause OF the
disaster was the breaking Of wheel. and tie con
scqusnt tearing up Of the track for space OF about
three hundred yards. The engine and tender were
pitched over the cmbankment and broken IN pieces
The train going at a great speed ana was
rounding a curve when the accident happened. The
fireman was instantly killed. but the death OF the
engineer was appalling \ portion Of the wreck
caught him by the legs and held him down, while
The boiling water from the engine trickled upon him.
fatally scaldinG him. His suitrings were so intense
that he begged the passengers to kill him and end
his misery. This they coutd not do, neither were
they able for some time to eXtricate him from the
fragments by which he was partially buried.
Mr. BAEBEE AND TIE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAuRoAD.-The Louisville Courier, in publishing
the proceedings of the Merchants meeting in this
city, says:
ItIs proper to say. in justice to Mr.. Barbee that
notwithstanding the Instructions Of the General
Council believing that fairness to the Tennessee end
of the road required IT, he advised Mayor Crawford
10 cast the of the city for Mr. Cunningham
and not for Mr. Underwood. What he said he would
do he did. and Is, therefore. in respect RESPONSE
bic for what occurred.
A NASHVILLE Blows "DoNE Blows. The st
Ious R,Jafyjcut of the 18Th says A man name,
BRowN. from Nashville Tenn. and bound for Lex
i,pton. No. was swindled out of S2j yesterday, OF
,br Leyec. hv means OF the sick sister game. Brow
related the facts in the case to officer Quigey bu
no clue could be obtained to the confidence op,
rators.
Messrs Gould 4 Lincoln, of Boston about
issue " The Pulpit of the Revolution edited by
Wingate Thornton, Esq. 1t Will contain several
the ADLER political sermons Of the period Il Ia
wthcopous illustrative historical notes OF the edIto
in addition to which Mr. Thornton furnishes a &c
eral introduction to the volume and a connected ma
ratiye Of thy leading events Of the time with MAJ
items Of interest not generally accessible 10 the pa
lie The work will contain likeness Of Dr. Ma
lew. and a fac-simile of the stamps issued und
the famous Stamp Act OF 1868, by which an unsU
cc.,ful attempt was made to procure reyen
from the Colonies.
BuEcKNRu,aE STILL GAINING.-The Star Of Mari,
uubIished in Lebanon. established As the org
o. Suuatterism in the Fifth District But one OF
uublishers Mr. Alfred Clark, has become sick OF
N,fb gyaIn QslSm