Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
8p Telearaph.
ELECTION RETURNS.


srfs Tennessee.
aU JACKSON, Nov. 9, 1850.
Douglas vote will be full seven thousand
west of the river. Bell gains about 100 to
| the county. $50 d. CAMERON.
PennsyIyan1a.
! HARRISBURG, Nov. 8-Tbe Governor has
! issued proclamation declaring VIM. Leh-
man duly elected to Congress from the first
| district.
Maryland.
| NEW YoRK. Nov. 8.-The latest returns
from Mary land indicate that Breckenridge has
carried The Stale by small majority.
The United States steamer Seminole re-
| ported lost was at Waranham al last advices.
Louisiana.
| Brt ekinridge's plurality in Louisiana will
probably be $500.
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. Traditional returns
| indicate that Douglas has carried Missouri
Lineoln's plurality in Connecticut is
2s,275.
In New Hampshire, Lincoln's plurality is
| nearly 1000.
The Illinois Legislature stands, one Re
publican majority in the Senate, and seven in
the House; two doubtful.
:sBreckinridge has carried Florida. Mississip-
pi and Georgia. In Virginia as tar as heard
from Breckenridge has 1000 majority against
Leichers zoo majority.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The steamer Quaker
City from Havana, has arrived. The crew
of the American bark Champion mutinied
The mutiners were sent to Key West for trial.
The ship China from New Orleans for Liv-
erpooi with 2775 bales of cotton, was totally
burned off Canover Reef. The crew was
brought here by the Quaker City.
Cotton easy; sales to-day 22O0 bales; mid
ding upland liz. Flour prices favor buyers;
sales 1880 bbls 5 30a5 SO.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Members of the Bro
kers Board received dispatches from promi.
nent parties in South Carolina and other
States, yesterday, assuring them that there
will be no secession at present, nor hereafter,
unless Lincoln commits overt acts of inus-
tice.
Arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 8.-Aasyria from Lii
verpool; Charles A: Farwell from Antwerp;
Rival from Rotterdam; Purella and Fame
from Rio; M. ]. Colcord from Malaga; Mary
Lee from Minititlsn.
Mexican advices say that Marquese, with
5000 men occupied Queretaro.
The Liberals seized 100000 worth of the
Church plate.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 9.-The river is station
airy, with 9 feet 9 inches water in the Canal.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9-Placards are post
ed about the city, calling for convention OF
those in favor of organizing o corps of
Minute Men.
MOBILE, Nov. "a battalion of cavalry
is about organizing, and will offer their SER
vices to the State OF Alabama.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S.-Cotton active;
sales to-day IA 600 bales; middling IIaIl&:
sugar quiet, CAT; molasses 33a3S; Flour QUIZ
ct; 5 624a5 70; Corn 68a7O, Mess Pork dull.
Is so; Whisky 20a; Freights and Exchange
unaltered.
HAvANA.-Sugar, number IL. 7areals; Mo-
lasses firm; Sterling Exchange I3fal4; New
York Exchange 3a3s.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Cotton sales to-
day $4,000 bales; prices sitter but quota
tions unchanged; Middling I1aIl4; Sales of
the week 81 500 bales; Receipts of the week
II 500 bales, against ~, 500 bales during the
corresponding time last year; total receipts
at this port less than at the same time last
year $4,000 bales. Stock at all Southern
ports less than ,st year 2I8 500 bales. Ex-
ports of tie Neck 45 500 bales. Total ex-
ports of the season 100000 bales Stock at
New Orleans II, 500 bales. Sugar dull Sal;
Molasses 33a37; Flour dull 60a5 20; Coffee
steady, sales of the week 35 900 bags 12a15;
Freights to Liverpool 9:16; Exchange un
changed.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Fiour very dull;
choice extra 5, 25. Wheat dull-advauced
cents-35a36. Oats dull at g. Lard H.
Sugar Slash. Coffee l54aI53. Molasses ii
a42.