The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Presidential Election.
Large Gains fer the Union
Ticket.
Ohio and Indiana Looming up.
Philadelphia over
10000 Union.
Illinois 10000 for the
Baltimore Nominees.
Missouri goes Radically
a Large Majority.
kentucky close and Doubtful.
New England Right Side up.
Kentucky close and Doubtful.
New England Right Side up.

DCfiALJj NOV. c.-Ma]. zen. Peck yes
terday assumed command of the forceso on
the frontier. He says no interference with
elections will be permitted
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Gen. Hancock saws
newspaper correspondents not on the field,
falsely represented the affair of the 9th, as
a disaster. The enemy suffered most from
the attack and gained nothing.
The Tribune's City Point correspondent
says of the rebel attack Saturday night, the
rebels made a charge on the Sd division of
the Second corps, in front Of Petersburg,
about midnight, and were repulsed with
dreadful slaughter. Our loss was very
slight. We captured about one hundred
prisoners. No loss on our side by capture.
The Herald's Martinsburg correspondent
says: General Sheridan accompanied by
Col. ComstOck, General Grants Chief of
staff, Capt. F. W. Moore, and others, while
on visit to Col. Edwards at Winchester.
were suddenly taken with symptoms Of
poisoning by corrosive sublimate. Anti
dotes were administered and at last accounts
all were doing well though their lives at one
time were almost hopeless. Poison sup
posed to have been contained in cheese Of.
which all had partaken.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 8-Admiral stribbling
communicates to the Navy Department
particulars of an expedition from the Unit.
ed States @rk Absolute" which destroy
ed very extensive Salt Works in Florida.
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.--All quiet in Tex
as. Our forces are certifying the Island of
Brazos Santiago. large feet Of mer-
chantmen are off the mouth Of the Rio
Grande, and large trade has been opened
with New York
All quiet at Mobile.
Rebel troops are deserving from Browns
Vile in squads of 20 to4O. Several hundred
are in Mexico.
Militia enrolling rapidly at New Orleans.
Pierre soule is az Vera Cruz, en- route for
Mexico
Latest per City Of BaltipOrc-Pari5, Nov.
24-Napoleon has left for Nice Bourse un-
settled; rentes 60.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-The Presidential
election progressing quietly.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. s.-Partial reports from
twenty-eight counties in KY, excluding
Jefferson, give Lincoln PSI majority. Louis
vile gives Mcclellan 1873, Lincoln 1s49
BOsToN, Nov. 8.-The Kcarsage arrived
last night. She brings as prisoners of war
the chief engineer and boatswain Of the
Alabama, and surgeon and sixteen men of
the pirate Florida.
The Florida arrived at Bahia Bay, San
salvador, on the night of the 9th. The
Massachusetts, was also in the harbor wait
ing for coal. Captain Collins determined
to send the Florida in port. Atthree o'clock
he cleared for her, hitting her on the quar-
ter deck without doing much damage.
Collins now called out to surrender, or ne
would sink her. The first 1t. of the Flori-
da replied that under the circumstances he
would surrender. The Florida was towed
to sea; her Captain, Morris, and half her
crew were ashore. No lives lost Twelve
officers and So Of the crew were captured.
NEw YoRK, Nov. THE voting here and
at Buffalo was quiet to-day. Gold, 2481l;
Cotton, 1881. LincOln's majority in Ohio
and Indiana has largely increased over
the last State elections. Iowa estimated
thirty thousand majority for Lincoln -
Pennsylvania three thousand majority for
Lincoln, gain in Philadalphia, and Lin
coin gains as far as heard from throughout
the State. New York city, McClelIan's ma
jority estimated at thirty-seven thousand
five hundred. State majority for Lincoln
estimated at twenty thousand. Illinois |
estimated twenty Thousand msjority for |
Lincoln. Missouri gone for Lincoln and /
radical State ticket elected. Michigan, as
far IS heard from, favorable to Lincoln
Partial returns from New England States
highly favorable to Lincoln.
Dispatches from Toronto show conspiracy |
By Fenion Brotherhood against the Cana
dian government. Great excitement pre-
walls, many arrests have been made and !
arms found.
CHATTAEooGA, Nov. s.-Pennsylvania de-
tsehments voted ls5 for Lincoln and 25 for
Mcclellan
The lst o. L.Artillery So for Lincoln and
100 for Mcclellan. Battery Wisconsin
heavy artillery, Lincoln &c; Mcclellan 3.
Battery K lst Michigan light artillery, Lin
coin ls5; Mcclellan .. Battery NJ Ist o. v.
light artillery, Lincoln 50; Mcclellan A.
Dispatches TO the Gazette contain Che TO-
lowing: Tennessee vote st..Loudon I42 all for
Lincoln.
At Cleveland, Tenn, the vote stood
At Athens q al for Lineolp,
Two companies % 0. IT, A. l57 for Lin
eolni Z FOR Mcclellan.
Fifth Tenn. infantry At Marietta 455 Tor
Lineolhi Mcclellan nothing.
The vote at Chattanooga 40 for Lincoln,
Sc blank.
The Military situation unchanged.