Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-15
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READI>G, PENx.. oss I33.-TIe Regula
b Democratic State Committee met yesterday
and resolved. = that this committees FescinC
IFS actiun 1t Philadelphia 10 he Fad OF July
aud a; Cr,s-pn en- the 9tli oi August rec
ommeading thai the Democratic party stand
by the electoral ticket of the Democratic
State C0nrcBtion at Reading on March the
first.
Amendments recommending conference
with the Bell and Donglas parties were re-
: jected.
BoSroN. Oct. 12.--rhe Douglas Democrats
of the 5th District nominated YIN. Appleton
for Congress, thus fusing with Bell and
Everett.
| COLUMBUS, Oct. 12-In forty-one counties
| reported. Brinkerhoff gains three thousand
over DeEnison's majority. His majority will
Congressman elect--Republicans Is, Dem
| ocrats 8.
NEW YORK, Oct. PA despatch from
Morton McMicbael will probably be United
States Senator in the place of Mr. BIGGER.
Troy, Oct. IO-A large Union demonstra-
| ton 10 now IN progress. a procession; CON
siSting OF 5000 opponents of Llncoln includ-
ing over 100 from Albany, is now march
ing through the streets. Many public build
ings are illuminated The demonstration is
conceded to be the finest of the campaign
thus far.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-The vote of the
First Congressional District has been thrown
into court for Judicial examination, Mr..
Lehman: the Democratic candidate. testified
that he Examined the returns of the judges
of several precincts in the Fourth Ward,
which gave him majority Of 555. 1t was
also testified that this was the majority coun-
ted for Lehman at the meeting of the judges
of the Fourth Ward, while the returns pre-
scented by Byerly, the return judge from that
Ward, at tine official count this morning only
gave Lehman 224 majority thus defeating
him.
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 1.-THE receipt of
election news from Pennsylvania and Indiana
has caused profound sensation among all
parties. The CarOlinians are mounting their
hats with cockades.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Returns from a
counties give Lane 4,224 majority. A gain
over Wizards vote in 1856 Of 1852.
COLUMBUS, Oct I2.-Cox's official maiori-
ty in this district is SS3 over Ravens, Breck-
inridge Democrat, and Galloway, Republi-
can.
Arrived.
New YORK, Oct. I3--The steamer DeSoto
from Havana has arrived. Sugar was quiet
stock on hand 1926 boxes. The Slave
steamer City of Norfork landed 500 Afri-
cans when the current set her ashore near
Sicrcna MOrena, where Spanish war vessel
discovered her and also 500 of her negroes
and crew, the remainder had been disposed
of. The American officers and crew were
sent 10 Key West to the American Consul.
From New york.
New York Oct. 13.-Barrows & SCOTS |
Kerosene Oil Factory in Brooklyn is burned. |
Loss S25 600. Uninsured ~ 49, - |
Henry Lowe, charged with forging note |
for over 100000 on the Chemical Bank, |
Barbados. a lew years since, was arrested |
last evening. II OF
VIM. ~. he British Consul at New |
Orleans .ne ,endOns of his foot ruptured
by an accyicnt while stepping into car
riage TO join the procession in honor of the |
Prince OF Wales.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I3-Private adyices |
say GIadara had taken Guaymos aad every |
other town except HermassI!o. where Pes |
quiera was fortitying for a last desperate |
battle.