The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26

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! renee.
Foreign News.
Iae feRlan Exeitemenf In Great
Britain.
The st. Ledger Race Won by the
French Horse.
New York Gold and Dry GOOdS
Marker.

NV IoET, sept, 25.-G0ld IS somewhs
ie's sctlve The cheek o. business n th
dry goods market producing a dimiuishe,
demand Tor goods Cor c1nsumnti1u. and
purchases Of gold for duties on iarairr
fabrics is consequently less active thus ar
anu the expectation OF a moderate amount Il
/ gold ming IN the street. from the sub
! treasury, iu payment OF $50 coupons, has
produced a temporary decline ia che pr, =
mum. The downward Tendency is nar-
tally helped By 6 slight WELDING in ths
/ strength of foreign exchange. Ihs urice
has ranged at lf3iS q I4als tuis mc-niur.
/ Nav NoEK, sept. 25.-lu pariouiu- i ais
/ tnguished Southerner the other jav. saws
the Posts special, the President told hmm to
/ g. home and urge the election Of mcu 10
Congress who would not take thst cath.
OGDESsEURG, n. Y, Sept. 25.-Tho pro-
| peiler Buckeye, of tha Northern trsnsp5rta-
ton line, len here on Saturday afieraoon
with passengers aud merchandise i1r Tola
do, when about 4 o'clock on sunday sh-
struck q sunken rock near Crouircre High
IN the 81. Lawrence river, one mile above
Oak Point, and sunk in seventy feet
water. The passengers were aroused. but
hardly had time 20 reRlize heir peril when
the boat slid from the rock and sunk. Three
passengers are known b have been lost
named Mrs. O'Neil. OF oswego, and Mrs.
and Miss Aubrey, Of Milwaukee. As the
boat went down three men were seen in the
water under the stern, aud % Is feared they
are lost. The low water and the extreme
darkness of the night are the reasons gwen
for the Ead rccident.
NV NoRE. sept. 25.-The Southern Ad-
vocate Of the 18TH says she following ex-
tract which has just been published. IS from
the late President Linc0lu's letter o. Gen.
Wadsworth, who fell in the battle of she
Wilderness. The letter, which is Of a pri-
waite character, is 20 DO sent 20 Gen. Wada-
worth family.
WAsHNGroN, Sept. 25.-A dirpaich from
Gov. Holden, of North Carolina. dated Ra-
leigh. Sept. sd, with rlterence % thceloc- /
tion Cor delegates 70 The State Convention |
which took place on Thursday, one half of
the State has been heard from. The result |
is very gratifying.
Such men are elected O. Parsons Reed. |
Moore, Van Donueli. Gockery, Caldwell.
Dick Brown, Poole, Phnlips BJ1drn, Suitle. |
Byrgden, Thompson, Baxter, Goldman, |
Gussom, Wright, Smith, Johnston, Logan, /
Harris, GatherWHie. ctr
The comm .ssion e. % uted 90 treat with /
Southwestern Indians az Fort Smith, have /
concluded their negotiations and been uni
f0rmly successful.
SAY FaASoIscc. Sept. 2s.-supplies of |
Eastern goods are running low. May
kinds are iu first hands. sra PISCES ieud /
upward. The cargo Of the Opheine, Which !
arrived this week, is nearly sold. Five or /
six Eastern vessels, with goods, are over /
due. Butter, coffee, lard, meats, prov isions,
candles, soap. and sugar and liquors, are /
among the articles which have sdvanced.
Money is very abundant and easy, al one
half per cent. per month.
N1a.r 70. Ia I
appointed o. A. sykes District Tax Com
for the District OF Mississippi and
and Morton aud Geo. Pane Chief
Engineers in the revenue service.
nav IoEE, Sept. 25.-Ihe Posts special
saws that the train which len Washington Il
for Richmond this morning col idcd with i
mother train a short distance from Alex
indria, from which several persons wore
Injured.
TheHerald's special Saws it ts rum0rcd that
las. Bell, chief counsel for The boat burners
rial now going on ct So. Lsuis, has made
ipplicition for II. =. johnson, Of Georgia, 20
issist him.
Brunswick, Ne, Sept 25.-The skenom-
1gu Hotel in Skenomogu, was destroyed by
ire early this morning, with O. greater por-
lion OF tho furniture aud effects of the in
mates
Foreign NtigS-The Great Br'tau Feniau |
continues 90 cause spprehousious
A meeting was % be held on the i4th inst /
The Magistrates Of the county of Cork were /
by Lord Lowfoy 10 consider what /
steps were necessary To- be taken iu view of 4
The progress of the Fenian movement u
that section.
The London Times says the Feniau or.
yanization is comprised chiefly of lab0rers,
oilers, etc.
10 will soon appear what the Government |
is going 90 DO, and 10 is evident there IS no
time 20 be lost. There must be- prompt, |
careful and complete prevention and sup |
preston OF the rebellion, whether weak 90 1
formidable.
Il would be a great mercy 60 ireland 81 /
every Fenian leader were placed CA trial al /
luce.
The So. Ledger race was won by the /
French horse Giadure. Fourteen horses /
ran. Giadu-e won BY three lengths. After |
.he race application was made 90 Steward, |
lt the Jockey Club, 10 have the winner eE i
tmined a. % his age. They refused, aud /
me subject was finally disposed Of
The Globe says there g. not shadow Of !
reason for ceiling Parliament together be-
bore the usual time.
sauethwsits circular Of the evening 81
he 18th. ia speaking Of American securities
ays j-2u's have been very dun aud heavy |
lut without any change worthy of Hote in
,gicc. rhechief feafore hHfbefn iargo /
lemand 81 Erie = aivauciafp rrss Boz |
ng haalsen af b Fer5 good desefif.i 81 re-
ulting I'M an Improvement on the week of 1
more than two dollars, the closing price be- i
ug 564@5L !. z. have On some degree /
10 inesrise. as they cialed al /
~ or nearly q dollar over last week.