Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05
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AMI seeoiai mates Phe Erie reports the frig
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week IF August. All well
From ST. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 3-The Republican pub
fishes speech, delivered yesterday by Maiu
jackson. Governor elect, who recently spoke
| IN the Breckenridge State Convention, anf
has since been claimed by the Breckinridy,
men as in favor of their candidate. therefor
committee of Douglas men was recently
| appointed to inquire whether be intended Il
support Douglas or Breckinridgr. Jackson.
| speech was reply to the interrogatories pr O.
pounded by the committee. He commenced
| by stating that he was never more anxious to
be understood, and desired the serious atten-
ton OF every one present. Il stated EN-.
phaticaliy before the election that 1 believed
Douglas the nominee of the Democratic par
/ ty. So now believe"
Mr.. jackson spoke of his efforts to secure
harmonious action between the Democratic
Central Committee and the Breckenridge Con-
ventiou, regretting his failure. and challeng-
ing any Breckinridge man present to say that
he, jackson, uttered any remark in the Con-
ventIon indicating that he had changed, or
designed supporting Breckenridge and Lime.
tie then gave his reasons for supporting
Douglas. saying: ITO prevent all misappre-
hension now say am for Douglas-tlat ii
the party ! formed any opinion that Doug
las was The regular nominee from the reports
in the Baltimore Exchange, a Breckenridge
paper, and the statements OF General CLARK,
who until the last opposed Douglas ~ the
Convention, and if live till November Win
vote ior him, and have never said intend.
ed doing anything else"
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 2.-Here is a dfsnatcb
from Pensacola, Florida, giving the result of
the election in Escambia county, Yesterday:
hopkins, for Governor majority 245; Al
len, for Congress, 2I7; Abercombie, for Sen
ate, al; Blount, Representative, 1875. All
for Bell
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-The King of Naples is
supposed to be still at Capua.
1t is reported that his troops at the out
posts exchanged shots with Garibaldi's forces.
9th. O' 'p''
The Neapolitan Ministry has resigned. Sig
nor Conforto Is directed to form a new one.
10000 Papal troops, mostly foreigners. ca
pltui3ted on the 18th, and laid down their
arms in consequence of the recent defeat.
Garibaldl writes that an irreconeilable diff
nculty exists between his policy and Cavours.
Victor Emmanuel goes to Naples for per-
sonal interview with Garibaldi.
Augustus Smith is appointed Receiver of
the Artizan's Bank.
The steamer City of Baltimore has arrived
at Cape Race, with Liverpool dates OF the |
26th
The steamer Fulton had arrived out on the |
26th - |
Cotton sales of days including Wednes |
day 20 900 bales, of which snecuIators and |
exporters took 5000 bales; closing steady |
snd firm.
Manchester advices favorable; market oui- |
ct but firm; breadstuffs firm: corn has an adj |
Vanclng tendency; provisions quiet; consoIs |
93sa933
Italian affairs are unchanged.
The Garibaldians are concentrated on the |
1lgnts OF folturno, preparing to attack |
Capino.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4.-The river is STA
lonary WITH ; f""t 1! inches water in the
ANAL.
Crittenden advises the Union party in In-
llama to vote for Douglas if they conclude
hey cannot carry the State for Bell and Ey-
rett.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 4--The California ponv
Express of the 22ud, has arrived. Markets
Tere more buoyant
OREGoN.--lt Is said to be the intention TO |
lect Baker and Nermith without regard to |
ne question of a quorum. Pacific news gem
rally unimportant.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.--Cotton steady. Sales
o-day 1900 bales. Flour dull. Sales II, 600
bis, 25(95 SIS. Wheat advanced l02c.
orn firm. Sales $4,000 bushels; Mixed
Western zoe. Mess Pork quiet, l9 1908 25.
eel quiet but steady. Lard quiet but stea-
y, sales 200 bbls., 1249135. Sugar firm,
aies 'oo boxes Cuba, 64(973; Havana 6.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 4.-Flour firm, sales $500
6ls 50 10aS5 Is. Whiskey sales 600 bbls
sSc. Oats 3Oca31c