Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12
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WARRINGTON, July 1OThe ecre,srY Of the Treasrar
msnt OF the lire lines OF magnetic elerr from tb In
O. Missouri to San Eanceo recent act Of Cenzres1
PHes 2 accepted and guarantee given for the perform
In addition mentioned in last nights Dispatch As d
and Davis and Representative Florence letter was READ from
D. 8 Dekinson saying that he will support nomination. mo-
eay worthy bat because their nomination emanes from tn
states winch can give vots in the electoral college,
nominees are the s representatives OF the Democracy
The Presidents speech last night quite loBgsOms
thousand Eors He expressed his qualification the nomina.
ton Of BEecknrdge and I&ne gave history or the esa
snnent q me two thirds rule in the National Conventions
Sch pren ne anti Democratic Statesou
bning with few Democratic States candidate not
agreeable 10 those States ch to elect him. Neither
BrecI nor Douglas cot regular irds nomination.
Hence any Democrat at liberty for ether The
that each citizen Of State has the right protection
his property in the common territories sny the other
States in conclusion, the PRECEDENT was PROBABLY the
last political speech he should make His position render
ed II improper for him to participated the although
He spoke the long tine he had been acquainted with the
OF Warrington and wished ali its inhabitants uninterrupted
Cobb brief remarks expressed confidence in the
success Of Brecndge aud Lane and urged all Democrats
to labor zealousIy to that end.
Three hearty cheers were given for the President.
Arrival of the New Mexican Mail.
InDEPxxDKrcx, July IO-The Mexican mail arrived yes
erday making schedule time The arrived there be-
fore this left through in fourteen days The
be considered open, and mails will through time
Mails this arrive days than the
California.
ne rain has fallen in New Mexi,o since last u and crops
The mountains around Santa Re have been on FIRE for three
weeks which only extinguished BY the heavy rain
The remains of wS who persisted in the fire brought
in Two missing and supposed have bean burned
Capt sturgesa with six companies Of the First Cavalry from
Texas was eneaed at the Arkansas river Major Cedric with
at Big Timber the Arkansas ami will join Capt st1r
IN few days They would then 80 on as far as the neghbOrhood
Denver cry Tor he purpose 81 hunting up the kowa nation
OF Indians
to the head waters of Walnut cesE hostile Indians had
been there.
eIeang great exetsment and large number persons
left santA Fe and other places for the mines.
TrOtIIng Race.
PHLLDEIPmA, July lO-There was exciting raee on the
Suffolk Park Course this NJ beng2 mile between Flora
Temple George Patchen. II decided favor OF Flora
after trials The BY Patshen 45IL false
start commenced the second heat the horses
track amidst the shouts OF the multitude The second was won m
Flora SOL Patchen several times coming up the
home stretch nearly Tapped Flora when rans entered
Patch0n withdrawn having changed durngne con-
test The greatest excitement prevailed among the interested
dissatisfaction result About SUE
persons we're pressnt.
From New York.
NKw YORK; July l0A young girl Lurat Death in the
res yesterday in Of her clothes taking
Father Ger ghery, Catholic missionary, dei yesterday
Brooklyn.
The Great Eastern yesterday had nearly 500 visitors
riot yesterday az pic mic parry Q: Dead Rabbits
ed Staten Island John Phelan stabbed dying
Mrs Schoonmaker, whose murder nearly accomplished
still alive and though probably with the loss
Ter
Arrivals and Departures.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H. July 1.-THE rgate Macedonia has ar
lived from the Mediterranean.
Boston, July 1.-THE Europa to day for Liver
'ool, taking SI7,5O0 specie.
NEw YORK, July 1.-THE Glasgow has arrived
Removal of Capt. Rynders
NEw YORK, July ia dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
that Marshal RTDEis is removed for refusing to oppose
)oUGLAs.
River News.
LoURvLLE July 1.-The rising with five feet three
1ches water in the canal.