The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17
Gold continues Dali.
Race on the Ocean.
Important Mexican News.
EleeIlOn In Iowa.
Convention In PhlIa-
delphla.
More Fenlan Excitement.
They hold a National Convention

Tnel h9id q National convention
NEw YoRK, Oct Is. p. m.-God eontin
lies dull. densnd for customs cont aues inn
lied, and with tue moderate supply comm,
in way Of psym~nis Of new coupons al,
market Is kept easy, and premium uds
doWnWards price ranged from Ia lsaI4ft
during the morning.
| PHILADELFHIA, Oct 16.-There wee in tbs
line of the tiremen's parade to-,iav: ous
hundred End two hose Garages, 81 steam
engines, i hook and ladder Carriages ans
q ambulance, making totsl OF z08 fine
| apparatus in the line
LcNs BsANcH, VI, Oct. 10. p. m.-Tbe
yachts Henrietta and Palmer have lust pass.
cd this point, Palmer one minute ana a
quarter ahead.
NEw NoRE, Oct. l6.-Intelligencsh has been
received from the City Of Mexico By the
way Of Vera Cruz and Havana % the 5th
inst. Lamaury recently naturalirsd A a
! Mexican has, by dates Of the 9th Septem-
Der, been appointed an honorary counsel Of
the district Of Ajaicarjaca, ana IS in full
lnsurrection against the imperial forces
| Imperial journals acknowledge that the
| successes Of the Juarists there are really
| important. There are also troubles in Gin
cinala, where many French residents have
been expelled. The Emperor had dscrsed
the establishment Of an Imperial school Of
republican service, designed for the educa-
/ ton Of officers for various branches Of the
army service.
Considerable excitement has been raised
/ N the city Of Mexico BY q murder and the
/ speedy punishment Of the criminals
Three men assassinated a citizen, named
Julisn Costello The public indignation
was greatly aroused by the circumstances Of
the case and the Emperor ordered that the
murderers should be tried and punished bv
Military Tribunal, within As hours. This
was done, and the three murderers were pub
liely exeoui ed.
NEW YoRE, Oct. 16.-The old relations Of
lS60 to 1861 between the Associated Press
aud Southern Press have again resumed.
and there is nov a daily interchange OF
Northern, Western, snd Southern news
directly from the central Office, in this city.
with every Journal in the United stste,.
The recent local difficulties between the
papers in New Orleans have been satisfac-
torily adjusted.
BURLUGIoS, Iowa, Oct. 16.-The Chair
man of the Republican State Central C',r,- !
mittee Of Iowa announces the election Re-
turns thus far indicate Gov. Stone a major |
ity Of $4,000. Legislature three fourths Re /
publican.
PHLADELPHIA, October 16.-The General 4
Canon Of the Episcopal Church re-assem- /
bled this morning; 1Ris is the tenth dsv of 4
the session. Rev. DR.. harton offered
WHEREAs. It has pleased A mighty God 1
to restore to our beloved communion its Old |
relations Of br0therly affection and eclesi. 4
astical duty, thus TO enable US to Join in the 1
great work..of preaching the gospel Of Christ;
and, whereas, it is fitting that We should /
get q specific and destined occasion for this
distinct and surprising mercy, therefore,
ResOlUed, That We respond most crate
fully 10 the invitation Of the house III Bish-
ops TO meet for the purposes Of such thanks
giving TO morrow, and viii Join devotedly
in its services
Mr.. Burnard objected to the reception Of
the resolution.
The Chairman stated that a similar reso-
luton had already been adop'ed.
The preamble snd resolution of Rev. Dr. |
Wharton was then accepted and placed on
the record.
The Committee on canons reported an
amendment for the purpose Of removing the
antiquities Of the canon in reference 10 the
dismission OF clergymen from their parishes
without ecclesiastical authorize.
The Committee on canons also reported a
series OF amendments in reference 10 ths
Ri hop on the province system, and recon-
mended the following canon Il is hereby
declared TO be lawful for the Diocese now
existing or may hereafter exist within the
limits Of the States or Commonwealth. TO
establish for themselves a Federal Canon
our counsel representing such ID oceses
which may deliberate and decide upon the
common interest Of the church within that
State, and exercise or delegate p5werp not
inconsistent with the constitution and
canons Of this Church.
New YoEK, Oct. i6.-Cotton unsettled
6l@63c. for middling; closing heavy AZ
6la62c Money actiye und firm, Z per cent.
American gold firmer; opened at I45. ad
vancsd tol4554 and closed at l45[
Tho Charleston Courier Of Tuesdav haa
the following: The efforts Of Julian Michel
Of this city. who has for some time been la
boring aud persistently urging upon ths
Government the pr0priety Of restoring Is
land lands 10 their original owners. has AZ
last met with success aud an order wi
shortly be issued making full restitution In
the premises. Il Is expected General How
ard will visit this Department 10 give per
sot al direction 10 its execution.
The 56th New York Veteran Volunteers
arrived yesterday en- route 10 New York 40
be mustered out Of the service. This il the
oldest regiment in this Department and last
ii that portion Of the 18th corps, sent here
in January, 1858. Il was organized in Sep
ember, 1861, at Newbury, orange eounty.
New York, by Brigadier General, then Col.
Van Wyck.
There was also raised at the same time
.wo light batteries, afterwards known as the
seventh and eighth New York Independsnt
Battery also, two Cavalry Companies, af-
erwards attached 10 the first New York /
Mounted Rifles. The whole command wss
Known as the tenth Legion Regiment, and
las now four hundred officers aud men. II
las been generally kept full By volunteer
ng, and has had about three thousand I
members since its first organization.
Private Ed Graham, Company G, 9Th Reg
ment, New York Volunteers, fell between
he cars near Florence, South Carolina, and
he cars passed over him, crushing of his
light leg. He was brought 10 the citv and
AIKEN to the hospital, where at last accounts
ie was doing we'll and likely to recover.
INV YORK, Oct. l6.-The Posts special
avs large number Of pardons have been
-ranted this q. m, but 10 no one Of promi-
fence. The rebel Generals Peck and limbo
en are applicants. Stevens and Perars I
re expected tonight. The latter viii have
N interview with The President to-morrovy.
Regiments Of colored troops are garrison
Dg such forts IS are not diHmantelej on
.orth side Of Washington.
The English capitalists are examining
be Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10 day. To-
borrow they will visit objects Of interest in
bis city.
The Examiners special from Philadel- I
,hia says there are ABOUT i've thousand del
gates present Is the Nstionsl Convention
4 Fenians, which IS setting with closed
.o0rs. Additional delegates are constantly
arriving. John 9'Mahouy is presiding
Exciting rumors are stioat that q plan for
Provisional Government, or Irish Direc-
DRY, WIN be urged, with authority 70 issue
,onds, commission privateers, &c.
Important private adyicesare said 70 have
zen received in cyPher BY the steamer s.
7arther Point.
NEw Y0ET, Oct. i6.-The Pscifc Nail |
'ompauy advertise their tri-monthIy line
Or AspinWall, connecting with their steam
rs for San Francisco.
The Henry Chauncey sailssN0v. fst: the
atlantic the 18th, and the Baltic on the glst.
'riees 10 Aspinwsll sl,25, $50, and $50.
Through rates to San Francisco, $3.50, $3.50,
nd SIPS.
ToRoSTo, Oct. I6-Dr Blackburn, Of Vel
ow Fever notoriety, y admitted TO bail On /
lis own recognlsance, 20 appaar When call
a for. the securities have been discharged
A. n. Siekels. A. Patten, sam. Rally. and l ,
70 ~ @.-. .e1tlr WIZ I1lui-iiAsr4 AaI
rial in belleYi le, for counte-feitiuE "a
arge scale. A number of persons q iuha-
nee ara reported Is connected.
!
Persons unacquainted IN the city seeing
o many advertisements for the tFstament
{ Special Diseases, are aftan a. loss 10 de- /
Irmine 10 whom 10 entrust the treatment q
4 such cases. To such persons We take I
pleasure in stating that the oldest eslsb- .
ishmeni Of this kind il at No. . Deadarick /
trest, and this should be a sufficient guar /
.ntee that this is a reliable institution. On.
|. RIcHaHD JOsEs may be found in his Of
Ice during the hours stated in bis general
Al rsiieinss fsrnistcE n
II o5fes.
Self Abuse.