Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-09
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are working Daily Nc etection returns re-
esived here for The last 20 hours.
Tennessee.
Knoxville, Nov. S-B-ll's net gain in
East Tennessee 100. johnson. Cooke, Sc
vier, Claiborne. Hancock, Campbell, Morgan.
Scott, Polk, Granger and Marioa to hear
FROM
KNoxyILLE. Nov. S.-Sevier just heard
from. Bell gained "a, one distr CT no! heard
from. Net gain in East Tennessee so far ns
heard from 1174.
Henry CoUNrY.-Breckinridg 1900; Bell
Sss.
STEWART CoUSTY.-Breckinridg 7s6; Bell
s12.
Smith County.
CARTILAGE. Nov. Z, 1860.
Editors Patriot In the last State election,
Netherlsnd carried this county over Harris
BY majority of 6S5 votes; Bells majority
so far a. heard from, over Breckinridge
stands aow 740. with three districts to be-
heard from, will probably increase Bells ma
joFity over Breckenridge to 900.
Douglas has SO votes in the county so far
a. beard from; only one district heard from
hers.
Putnam county shows a gain for Bell No
other news In this region.
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. Breckenridge car
Douglas.
Massachusetts.
The Presidential votes complete, except nine
towns, foot up rs follows: Lincoln l04. 467
Bell 22,Ol7, Douglns 34,0o7, Breckenridge
e,o72.
The vote for Andrew for Governor falls
1895 behind that for Lincoln. The State
Senate will stand Is Reps and Dems; the
House 273 Reps. to IL Opp.
I'm In In 90 Dosl
Dem.. has 1874, Eli Thayer, Rep. 7.IS3
showing Democratic majority of LOCI
Ia the 9Th District, Appleton. Union, has
s0l5, Burlingame defeated by 25S. In the
4th District, Rice, Rep, has 1898, and Bige-
low, Douglas, $685. Republican majority
of 694. In the other Districts the Republi
can candidates are elected by large msjori-
ties.
The State goes for Breckenridge by from
Is, 900 TO rs, 900.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Z, P M-The State
has probably gone for Breckenridge.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov 7.--Indications
| are, that Breckenridge has carried the State,
"a he gains as far as heard from. New Hano-
yer gives him / 1000 majority.
Georgia.
been heard from, but indicate that Breckin-
ridge has carried the State by plurality if
not majority.
The Charleston Mercury says that the
news OF Lincoln's election was received at
Charleston with long continued cheers for
She Southern Confederacy.
At Augusta there was stern indignation
expressed. Different portions of the South
which have been heard from favor the calling
1.lth -.
course of policy.
1t was reported at Columbia last night
that the South Carolina Legislature would
soon send commissioners to the Georgia Lee
gislature to confer about joint action.
Fifteen counties in Georgia. official, give
Bell 6.665, Breckinridge 5,267, Douglas
4,26O. Returns come in exceedingly slow
and the result j. anccI tain.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, Nov. z, P. M-The Fusion
majority is probably about 5000. As u
straight Douglas ticket was run. il is thought
possible that four of the Republican electors
may have succeeded. In the First and Sc
cond Congressional districts Nixon and STRAIT.
ton, Republicans. have been reelected. Tue
Sd and 4th are carried by Steel and Cobb,
Democrats. 10y large msjorities; which are
gains, as they are now represented by Adrian
and Riggs, anti-Lecompton Democrats. In
| ihe 9th District Speaker Pennington is pro-
badly defeated, but the vote is very close,
and nothing like the majority The former des-
patch announced. The result depends on
Hudson county. which is variously reported
from 800 to 500 majority. If it ranges near
the lower figure, Pennington is re-slecled.
The Legislature will be probably Republi
| can Senate and Democratic House.
Ii is thought the Fusion ticket is successful
| by about 4, 600 majority.
A
The Republicans have elected IL Senators
| and The Democrats 10. The Assembly at pre-
| % Republicans
| The Congressional Districts are as follows:
l. John S. Nixon, Republican.
2. John l.. Siratton, r publican.
| s. VIM. G. Steel, Democrat
| T. Geo. F. Cobb. Democrat
| 5. Nehemiah Price, Democrat.
| COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov Joint resolutions
! were adopted in the Sou Carolina Lecisla-
! ture tn call a Convention of the people of the
State for recognizing the militia and make
| preparations for defense of State. mr. BUST
| arg IN the House thai the said action
| should be prompt, Immediate, unqualified.
| effective, and decisive in Case OF Lincoln's
| election. Mr.. Boyce, II. G., spoke from the
steps of tho Cougaree House on Tuesday
| night, urging secession in case Lincoln
| should be elected. He was followed by other
prominent Carolinians.
From New York.
| New YORK, Nov. 8.
The Aston House was slightly damaged by
| fire this morning. The furniture seriously
damaged by smoke aud water.
Private dispatches received at Richmond
say Judge McGrath, District Attorney, Con-
| nor and the Collector at Charleston, resigned
when the news of LincOln's election was re-
ceiyed.
A dispatch TO the World from Washington
| says that runners are current of the seizure
Of Fort Aoultrie, by the secessionists. but
| il is not credited there. Prominent South
Carolinisns are said to be in consultation
The Detroit Advertiser claims Michigan
for Lincoln by from $4,000 to $4,000.
Arrival .of the Empire City.
New ORLEANS. Nov. s.-The steamer En-
pire City, from Havana, the 5th has arrived.
Sugar was quiet but firm; stock 81, 600
| boxes.
The steamer Union had arrived at Havana
with Vera Cruz dates of the 26th.
An assault was made on Guadaiajara in
six columns of 1900 men each.
1t is reported that Castillo and ~ officers
were captured and shot.
PUERro Rico, Oct. 27.-Heavy rains.
The coffee crop will be small.
Explosion.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-The propeller Globe,
| from Buffalo, exploded her boiler at the
Dock. killing and wounding several persons
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-The river is rising
with 8 feet inches water in the Canal.
CISCINNATI, Nov. S-Fiour dull. sales 700
bbls S5a5 90; Whisky, sales 14G0 bbls LOT;
Corn steady. &c. Oats dull 28
Pianos, Music.