The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09
By photograph.
MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Fluctuations IN the Gold Market.
Interesting from North Carolina.
Kentucky Election Returns.
Gen. ROusseaH's EleclIOn Con
ceded.
Assembling Of the Canadian
Parliament.
Attempt 20 Kidnap George N.
Sanders
Attempt 90 Kidnap George n.
Sanders
KIdnapDers Arrested.

more active; importers buying freely Fl
eus'om duties, and the premium is q slieh
gain on yesterdays quotations. Opened Z
i44h, went down 10 IA rallied sgain
reaching l445S.
RALEieH, ~ G Aug. s.-Parees arririnI
here from different parts Of the STATE, So,
there is 8 great change in the conduct Q
the late rebel soldiers. Their eOmplste sab
mission and good intentions to the Govern
ment, for the first week after the collapsed
the rebellion, challenged the admiration 0
al loyal men; bus since the display o
elemeney TO rebel leaders Of wealth and ia,
huence this t~reseherous class has poisoned
the minds Of thossTsOldiers against the
Union, and are now organizing them for :
politiesl conflict with the Government and
war against the Union men and negroes.
Toey are having everything their own way
in designating the delegates $ on to be call.
cd. Unless the Government interferes and
excludes hsse leaders from participating IN
this boiy, the true Union men viii have
nothing to DO with the deliberation', which
they say viii result in the ruin Of all who
are associated with it.
NV YoRE, Aug. s.-senators Foster, Doo-
lit e aud 30 8, Commissioner to investi-
gate Indian affairs. through New Mexico and
Colorado, have returned from the plains.
While at Fort Lyon, they Investigated the
Sand Creek affairs and informed the Indi-
ans that the Government diiappTOyed Of
"COlhivsrtOns" action. They invited the
Indians 10 meet them in counsel at Cow
Greek on the 10th septembe-, to arrange
terms Of peace. Favorable results are n
tiOiPated. Col Sam Tappar. Of the LIST col
pred Arkansas cavalry, accompanied the
Senators delegation.
SARATOGA, Aug. s.-The great race to-day
for the Saratoga Cup, a dash Of two and a
quarter miles, was won by Kentucky. Capt.
Moore was beaten. The second race Of mile
heats was Won BY Arciala in Two straight
heats.
MONTREAL. Aug. s. Sir Narcazo Boilan
has been appointed to the premiership of
Canada, made vacan. by the death OF Sir
Z. P. Laehe. He takes the Office Of Be
and Gen. Jno. A. Mcdonald has been
appointed Miaistsr of Middia.
NV YoRE, Aug. s.-The Tribure's Raj
e gh correspondent says a negro named
who, some years since made his es-
cage ffom slavery, arrived a few days ago
in his old nsighborhood in search of his
TO take them north, was act upon b
citizens and nearly killed. He related his
treatment Il General Ames who sent asquad
Of soldiers out and had the asaaiIants
brought to him. Gov. Holden then notified
Gen. Ames he had appointed Justices of the
to attend to such cases.
LOUIsvnLE, Aug. City vote for Con-
Rousseau, Administration, forty
i've hundred and two; Mallory seventeen
hundred and eighty-nine; Mundy one hun
lred and twenty me.
The election Of Rousseau, from the 5th
is conceded.
All four Of the Administration candidates
for the Legislators from this city are also
eoLuxBIL-Harding POI; Taylor IS. Gar
rard lO2. q.
CRmpbellsville-AIl the precincts heard
give Harding 502; Tyler 100.
Cave City-Grider I4l; LoResy 42.
Glasgow-Lowery IL; Order 22s.
c lesburg. Tyler $50; Harding ZOE.
Russellville. Order 157; LoKery IO7.
Franklin. The snti-amendmsnt tiekesin
this county prevailed by about 500 majority;
small vote polled.
Munfordsville. Anti-Amendment ticket
in this county is $50 to 2sO.
Covington. Approximate vots Of Kenton
ll0O; Union majority.
Campbell county $50 Union majority.
Pendleton county 800 Union majority.
Bowlinggreen. Grider 2el; Lowsry u66.
Hopkinsvills. Yeomsn 1873; Ritter IA.
Mt. Vernon. As far as heard from, Ran
dali, Union 4ss; earrard, Opposition 15S.
Nieholasville. shanklin, Conservative,
16e; Fry, Union, 81.
Riehmond.-M- jority in Madison county
for amendment candidates from 400 to 450.
Harding 24o, Tylor IS.
Hopkinsyille Ritter 1855; Yeaman 202.
somezet-About 200 majority for the
amendment candidates.
Montgomery Co. Conservative msjority
400.
Danyile. Fry 500; shankHn, eonservi-
tive 46f.
Paris. shaklin 2ss; Fry 1ss.
Barbour county will go largely against the
Constitutional amendment.
Frankfort. Conservative msjority ct noon
nearly 500.
Bazdad. Hardin 2O5; Taylor 30.
QuEBEc, Aug. s.-Parliament assembled
shis morning. In the speech from the Gov
srnor General, he said he had called Par
lament together at his earliest convenience
after the return Of the Canadian delegates
from England, in order to receive a report
Of their mission, and to complete important
business. Correspondence referring to The
mission will be before Parliament for con-
siderstion, and hopss among the provinces
will be adopted q scheme for a federal union
Of the provinces, The happy tsrminstion
Of the American civil war, which lasted for
four years, cannot fail 70 exercise q beneh.
eial influence on the eOmmereial and inter
nal interests Of the provinces, aud We may
truss that the re estAbhsbment Of psses
will lead 10 constant increase Of develop.
menis Of a friendly relation between our
people and the citizsns ofthe United States
The circumstances which rendered il ne.
eessafy to put q volunteer force On The ron
tier have bean obviatsd, and il has bssn re-.
called.
NEw YoRE, Aug. S.-The Post's Washing
ton spseial ssyss First regular eabihst
meeting held for zen days, convened 81 noon.
to-day all the member were present.
At meeting Of the Hsncock Recruiting
COMMITTEES to-day, IL re Owed that the sum
Of ninety five thousand and Eve hundred
doIlors, monoy raised 10 furnish rscuri,s ID
Hancook's corps, remaining in their hands.
20 be divided between General Hsnacck
and Col. Crozier, six thousand 20 tbs iermsr
and balance 10 be used in relieving returned
soldiers.
Cars BEEroS, Aug. 8, ?. N.-The steam.
sr Clara Clarits has not bsen here sine,
ssturdy night and We have Go later new
from New FoundlAnd han vas brought b
her.
Nothing b known Is 10 whether The Grcsi
Eastern has arrived al HeaFl's costinenl
with the cable OF not. The line 10 thi'
point j. the present eastern limit u the
telegraph.
Tslegraphic communication with th'
Unitsd States viii Be kept open iii mid
| night every aight iD expectation Of getting
nswa from the cable.
Mos1EzaL, Aug. s--Lazt eyeaisg IN ~
tsnps vas made - kidnsp Geo. \. San.
Ssn and carry him over the lines. Tn
-a~t,-s oFare4 detertfre Osra.- a.,