The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Latest from California.
Particulars OF the Late Earth.
quake.
Steamer Tycoon and 1900 Bales
Cotton Burned.
Late Mexican Intelligence.
Official Declaration OF the Min
lSteF.
pennsylvania Election Returns.
Late Mexican Intelligence.
Pennsylvania Election Returns

E.LElaE, n. C., oct. s-TLr STATE con
Nentlon re-ousidered to-day. sud amer mak-
ing an unimp1rtant amendment rassed
asaln the ordinance fixing the dav for the
election Of Governor, member of Caneress
snd Legislature, ou The drst Thursday iu
c,Iso, oct. lo.-The steamer rv,oon.
nom Memphis for Louisville, with iheen
hundred bales OF cotton, burned las. uight.
No lives lost
Texas papers estimate that not more than
2 h1if erlp Of cotton viii Do raised ia thst
state. That raised By the German win be
cleaner and Of liner quality than that
grown by slaves.
So. LOUIS, Oct. lO.-Ths steamer Hattie
May, from Flunscon, sept. l9. reports a
meeting Of the Indian Commissioners near
Sort Benton.
portion Of ecu. Sully's army IS en- route
Tor sioux city; it has passed below Fort
t.ieei the rernsiudcri is left at different Forts
sl0ng the river.
All the Indians along the Missouri river
are reported friendly
I sixty returned miners from Moutonano
bring SlOo.o00 in gold.
SAN FRaSCIsco, Oct. 9.-The damage BY
the earthquake yesterday amounts 10 con
siderable IN the aggregate. Many houses
needing patching and new plastering and
Il
I and the 'front.' wall are damaged 20 such an
extent that a portion mus. Be rebuilt. at
I cost Of several Thousand dollars. The old
Merchants Exchange building, opposite the
/ custom House viii probably require re-
building. No really substantial and we'll Z
constructed buildings we're seriously dam
/ eyed. santa Cruz felt the shock more reu-
orally than any other place. Several brick 4
buildings are so badly damaged that partial |
reconstruction Is necessary. A dispatch /
from there says there was a gcner.I tumble
down Of ehimneys, and those now standing
are turned partially around. The motion was
apparently from east 70 west. The ground
along the river opened In fisures and spoutod 7
water Ike Geysers. The people are unable I
use s0me Of the wells, which are either I
~ or filed up with said The chimney
az the Powder Mil was thrown down. and
other injury done 70 the works. Portions Of
the wall Of the new Hotel were thrown
down, but the foundation Is an right. The
smash in drug stores is great, as also In
other stores some very narrow escapes
from falling chimnies are mentioned. The
tide rose very high at the time of the shock
and fell very low immediately after. There /
have been eleven distinct shocks felt sine
the LIST.
Up 70 Eve o'clock this morning there was
a number Of smaller visitations. The loss
AAlaa nor ing is eelAtllleG az ABOUT HLU.NNN. .
bur may exceed that smount
Dstes from Hon lula % The 10th Of Sep
TENDER have been received
The war steamer Sarranac arrived at Hon
oiula on the 9th. Nothing heard OF the
Shenandoah
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IO.-The election is
progressing quietly. Indicators are that
moderate vote viii be polled. The contest
for Mayor Is exciting most interest, toy. Their
with Senators from the % District, there |
being candidates Tor the latter offices on l
the Union ticket
WAsHESGToS, Oct. IO.-This is a holiday
with many Of the colored people Of Wash
lugtcnl VII have followed the lst dis rict
colsred regiment as they marched through |
the streets, having recently returned from
the Executive Mansion and there addressed
By the President, who thanked them for the
services which they had rendered. He gave
them some wholesome ndvice.
B0srOS, Oct. l0.-rhe mails per the steam
ship cuba for Liverpool viii close at ten
o clock tomorrow morning, but she will not
sail till about ten in the afternoon.
Inc steamer China, fF.fm Halifax has
JUST been signaIled. she will arrive up 10
port a. three o'clock this afternoon.
OBSERVATORY ANN IA BoR, Oct. 3, II D. N.
To Press
u
covered new Planet at about half past 10
o'clock this p. m It shines like q star Of
the nine and half magnitude, and is stu
ated on right ascension IA deg. and 50 min.
and in deeleusion deg. nor b.
(signedl &c. WATSON.
NEW YoRE. Oct I0.-The Mexican consul q
has sent the following note 20 abe Associa-
ted Press.
NEw YoEK. Oct. 10.
u Agenf Associated Press.
Dear s Permit through your afIicient
reliable agency 10 again conirsdict she re-
port That President Jauras has let the ter
ritory of the Mexican Republic. The state
meut to the effect of tue correspondent Of ,
the Philadalphia press, published ia the
papers this e.. m, Is pure falsehood. and |
only adds anorher proof 90 the many We | {
already have OF the interruptions character
81 the agents Of Macmillan, and Of the Z
means they employ 10 support tho unholy /
cause. ] am IN possession Of Official dates
from Elpssso % Sth sept, 5 days later than
the date OF the letter Of the correspondents
Of the Philadelphia Press, and Z can aver
hat not only has Pres Jauras never had
The 81 btest intention Of leaving the terri
.ory Of the Republic, but there b. no occa-
zion for him 10 DO o..
PPmaDELPHIA, Oct. IO.-The General Con
rention Of the Episcopal Church rs-assem-
'led Of 10 o'clock this morning. The Rev.
Dr.. Borgess., of Maine, from the committee
,n the conservation Of B shops, reported a
resolution favoring the transfer Of Bishop
Talbot 10 he assistant Bishopric Of Indiana.
Mr.. Burnett, Of Pennsylvauia, made
speech dsnouncing the spirit which hesaid
had crept in the church; that nothing must
be said against such evils hs slavery into.
&c becaese some serious feelinEs
may be caused by 1t. A uthern delegate
attempted 70 stop the speech by calls Of
rider, but Mr.. Burnett was sustained BY the
Chairman. A motioo 70 lay tue whole sub
ect on the table, was thea lost.
No respectable and influential journal az .
he Philadelphia Press cannot be aware Of
he intense aud utterly unrelia bic charac-
er Of these repofu, or il would nos have
akea place in correspondent 90 unwor {
by, or for an American SO uupatri0tic.
! am, very respectfully,
4OUF obedient servant,
J.. n n noFn,
Moricar ronauf