Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
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Later Fro IA Europe.

New YORK, Sept. 90 The STEAMER Euro
pas mails ! II this morning for the South in-
stead OF sfs-rday afternoon.
Sutierf his circular say the wrrlike prepa-
raiions in Z n. Pc caused terror in bi-i-
ness.
The fayoi abis. Wa her and certainty of
th Amrr:e GRIP caused cntt'n Ia advance
d,si ing tn. We, K, cio-iHg with an advancing
t-i;,i~ncy SOME quotations show ad
yanc c. ~ Il quaie lower qualities adj
sanced l 4. Fair and midJling qualities ad-
vancrd Is
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22--The Pacific Tele-
graph contract has been awarded to Hiram
bley.
The sIoop of war Plwnee has been ordered
to Key West To take Mclane, thence TO Next
CO.
From New York.
NEW York, Sept. 2l.-James Bucbanan's
dwelling house has been robbed of S44, 900
bonds. Julias NJ. Stitch, broker, has been ar
rested for attempting to negotiate portion
of them.
$4,000 bills of the Tanners Bank, mailed
from Catskill are missing from the mail.
The Express says that WIN. q. Lane d Co.,
dry goods merchants, ask one years exien-
sion and $500. 900 loan from their crediI ors.
dollars, and their surplus assets over one mil
lion. They are cramped by the present con-
dition of Southern trade.
The steamers Illinois aud City of Wasbiog-
ton took out S462. 900 specie to-day.
The steamer Bienvill. with Havana dates
10 the 18th, has arrived.
Lexington Races.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. % joe Stoner won the
four mile race at Lexington to day. distance
ing his opponent. Time TAI.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22--Karsten lick &
Co.'s and other liquor stores, Tchoupitoulas
street, between Lafayette and Girard streets,
were burned last night. The fourth story of
karstendick & Co.'s, heavily filled with
spirits, exploded. causing the building on
the corner OF Lafayette and Tchoupitoulas
| streets, TO fall, burying from 40 to so persons
in the ruins Thirteen dead and several
| wounded have thus far been rxtricated.-
Loss, $50, 900, mostly insured.
A well built square in the Fourth Dis
trict burned this morning. Loss from S70,-
600 to $50 900, mostly insured.
Two more bodies have been found be-
meath the ruins of last nights fire. The
search is being actively kept up.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 22-The ship Mary
saw an unknown ship ashore ON the outer
emu OF florida reef, dlsmasted.
The bark Horace, from Matanzas, was
ashore at Pass A'Loutre.
The schooner Bnllrush from New York to
Brazos, put into Pensacola leaking.
The schooner Martha from New Orleans to
Pensacola, is high and dry on Half-moon Is
land.
Douglas in Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Sept. 20.-Douglas arrived here
from Niagara Falls at noon. and was received
at the depot by large concourse of people
He was accompanied by nearly 1000 per-
| sons from the adjoining towns, drawn hither
to hear the Senator speak Mr.. Dou glas was
escorted by an imposing procession of citi-
liens on foot and in carriages. and little giants
| in uniform, TO the Courier House, where he
| spoke TO an audience of 10000.
Judge Douglas made compact and able
| argument, touching upon the troubles OF
| 1850, which were set to rest by the compro-
| mise measures of 1850, complimenting Web
ster. Clay, Fillmore, and the Union Wings
aud Democrats who took part in accomplish.
| ing those measures; and showing that Wings
and Democrats in 1852, and Americans in
1856, had concurred in maintaining the prin-
| ciple OF non-intervention by Congress with
| slavery, which had formed the basis of the
compromise of 1850.
In the evening, the Democracy was ai.
dressed by Douglas, Marshall, of Kentucky
Schnabel. and other distinguished gentlemen
| The torchlight procession in honor of the Lit
| tie Giant was brilliant affair, about 20, OOC
torches being In line. Douglas goes to Ohio
| tomorrow.