Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
Dc Gesearaga.
Tri.saur ELECTION.

precincts TO hear from. which two years ago
gave Barrett about 100 majority The vote
has been Il very heavy one. being an increase
of about 1000 over the vote of 1853. Every
thing passed off enietly. and without distar-
hance Of any kind AS far as heard from
Barreti's majority for the short term is about
IS and. though the reselt is sill doubtful,
1t is generally conceded that he Is elected for
the long term. Todd. the Union candidate,
received about 1890 votes. which is IL loss of
700 since 1858. So far Blair's majority over
Barrett for the long term is about 1000. Orr,
ION candidate for Governor, received a
majority in this district of about 2 900. The
Legislative ticket is in doubt but favors the
Republicans. The Republicans also elect a
majority OF the county officers.
HERMAN M, Ang. THE following is
the result of the election in Channels. Usage
county: Orr 90, C. F. Jackson "a, Garden
hire 6. Congress-Phelps IS, Rains 16;
Price none.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, August st is conceded by
every body that Combs is elected Clerk of
the Conrt of Appeals but the estimates of
the majority range from to 20 thousand.
Electoral Ticket.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. S-The Breckenridge
State Convention nominated an electoral
ticket.
Foreign.
New YORK. Aug. 7.-Hien Fung, the Chi
nese Ambassador, is dying.
1t is supposed that peace may ensue be-
tween China and the Western Powers on his
decease. e. fs
A German newspaper says that the Gar
of Russia has issued an ukase placing native
and foreign merchants on the same footing.
H. IL. l.@-A
in Annoy harbor, with large quantity of
powder and other munitions OF war.
The contract between Buenas Ayres and
the Arg ntine Confederation has been rati-
fed, and there is every prospect for the es-
tablishment OF peace.
Business was extraordinarily active and
trade with the United States is largely in
creased.
ENGLAND.-A new Telegraph Company,
with Aliens patent proposes to establish
lines and send MESA ges of twenty words TO
any part of Great Britain for one shilling.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce
that their efforts to restore the Atlantic Ca
BILE have proved fruitless.
The public income of Great Britain was
Il. 4I6 900 pounds, and the expenditures TO-
$4,000 pounds.
In the Goodwood races Ten Broeck's Mag
gio"" ""d g 80" ran second for the Stew
ards Cup and Goodw BOD stakes respectively.
IA. .II..v I.r.ont of Prussia arrived at
TOplitZ on the 25th, and was received at the
terminus by the Emperor of Austria. ,,.
The Paris Pays reports treaty between
Austria and russia.
Paris letters say that Palmerston's speech
on the National defences caused great sensa-
ton.
Serious alarm is felt as TO the maintenance
I.
The London Herald says, all Naval officers
on furlough have been ordered to report
themselves Immediately. The Naval reserve
has been called ont.
The French Mediterranean fleet is TO be
raised to twenty sail of the line.
The military expeditions for the Syrian
expedition are unfiagging. 1t is to comprise
10000 men besides artillery aud cavalry.
There is nothing more about Garibaldi.
The King of Sardinia has received the Ne
apolitan ambassadors.
Eileg, who commanded the Revolutionists
in lS49, has gone to join Garibaldi.
TURIN ) J.. cf.-The King of Naples
promises Ia abide universal suffrage if the
Western Powers will secure his main land
against Garibaldi. p
RoME.-A sedltious bill was posted an
nouncing an approaching revolution.
ENGLAND.-The weather has been unfavor-
able for crops.
LIvERPooI-Richardson Spence & Co.
and Bigland, Atheya q Co. quote Flour
firm at Tuesdays advance 28sa29s6d. Wheat
steady at 11s6da1ls9d for White. Corn dull
and declined 3 pence. White 34a35s.
Breadstuffs firm.
The Pope refuses to adopt any of the
measures proposed by the French Am5assa-
dor, and says if they are forced on him he
will abandon the State. Fears are entertain
ed of Garibaldi's sudden incursion into the
Papal territory Syria. Nothing new. Affairs
are still serious. Two Sandman war vessels
have been sent to the Syrian coast. The
Vice Roy of Egypt has placed his troops at
the disposal of the Sultan to FURNISH the
Druses.
RUssIA-There is great excitement against
the Turks, in consequence OF the late massa-
ere.
France intends to occupy Syria rather than
intervene.
LoNDoN-Money is unchanged. Finds
their firmness.
Arrival of the Steamer Kangaroo.
New YORK, August S.--The steamer Kan
CARGO has arrived.
1t is supposed that the victim of the recent
Long Branch murder is a wealthy Southern
hotel there who was enraged at supposed in
suits heaped on hin. No further particulars
are given. .-.- .--..
NEW York, Aug. S.-The steamer Eu-
rOpa has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool
dates of July 28th.
Cotton, sales on Saturday 5000 bales, of
which spectators and exporters took 5000
bales closing dull. Breadstuffs firm. Corn
has declining tendency. Provisions Dull,
Lard buoyant.
HAvRE.--Cotton, sales of the week $500
bales, declined If. New Orleans Tres Ordin-
aire 93f. Bas S4f. Stock at Havre 242, 900
bales. ConsOls 936a934 Bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased SO, 900 pounds.
The Syrain question is unchanged.
Confer ences are holding in Paris, relative
TO Intervention. 1t is expected that con-
Vention will soon be signed.
1t is supposed that the Sultan will decline
1t is asserted that the Neapolitans still
lold Messina and that Garibaldi was there.
1t is reported that Garibaldi was wounded
1t Melasso, where his losses were heavy.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, August Henry Crosby is
appointed Judge OF Utah.
The steamer Brooklyn leaves Norfork Sat
lrday tor Chiriqui, with the Government
Cricket Match.
New YORK, Aug. s. In the cricket match
'etween the United States and Canada the
ormer made I9l to the latters 100.
River News. ~
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.-The river is rising
With 4 feet inches water in the canal.