The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-12
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The Late State Elections.
Philadelphia Seven Thousand
Union MaJOrliy.
The State Largely Republican.
The Result In chic.
Late Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Matters in General and PaFiIcu-
lar.
Late Miscellaneous Intelligence.


cash sold is abundant, and loans are mad e
IA. The demand loaa in exchange. keen
ne premium down- Quotations have rans-
ed a. la sal45ts
FHiLsnELrHA, Oct. lI.-Relurus Of the
election rom she interior Of tae State come
IA slowly, and as YET are very indefinite.
out u IS geueyally conceded that the Union
majority viii Be- 1000.
In Phiisdeiphia, NcMichaels majority f,r
Mayor, is sos. Hlrtuals fof Auditor
General, 1912; Campbell FER sarveyar
General ',sso. The onion Civ ticket s
elected. Two Union Senators. fiieeu Union
and three democrats Assembivmen are
elected. Mann, the Union caldidate fsr
District Attorney, has good msioriiv. The
vote in The city was the largest ever cast,
except "a the Presidential elect ion. Il j.
not less than s,100.
Bedford county gave the Democrats a
majority Of 100; a Uuiou gam Of 500.
Chester county gives the Republicans a ma
Jority 5000; a Union loss Of $50. Montrom-
cry county shows a Union gain OF a5I over
the vote OF ls62, of % OUT of b disiricts
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The polls were
opened In var Gus parts Of Washington YES
ierday % afford the comparatively few
soldiers here an opportunity 20 vote Par
tial returns show tnat of four counties Of
two hundred the l4th Peunsylvania reei-
ment gave siXty-siX Union. and TWENTY-FIVE
Democratic votes. AZ The soldiers Rest.
the l95th Pennsylvania gave HastsuHts
majority Of nearly 100
At three Of the places opened for the Ohio
election. lls votes were east for Union, and
l2l for the Democratic party.
The pardon Of the members Of the south
Carolina Convention has been signed by the
L., a . d A. a.
for distribution.
BALTINoEE. Oct. 1I.-Govern0r Bareman,
of West Virginia, has issued an important
proclamation i'm reference % the efforts Of
evil disposed aud seditious persons ia the
county Of Jefferson. to irEi,ate the people
there % resistance Of laws BY holding cleo
tons Of delegates. The General Assembly
Of Virginia IS claiming that county 10 be in
the state Of Virginia. The Governor orders
the arrest Of all parties offending, snd calls
upon the United States military authorities
to AID the civil authorities 10 prevent such
election.
NEW YOEE, Oct. IA fire broke out al an
early hour this morning in the rear Of 296
West Seventeenth street, which, before be-
ing subdued, partially destroyed eight
and burned four horses to deatu.
a bout the same time the Varuish Factory OF
F. Marks 4 Co, 81 West Seventeenth street,
Yves destroy ed.
The POSTS Washington special says that
orders have beeu issued for mastering out
the 23d corps, composed exclusively Of coll
ored troops, now d0ing duty on the Rio
CxcrSNArI. Sept. 1.-THE latest returns
from the Ohio election give Cox $4,000 ma
.ority; go Union representatives aud n
senators are elected The Legislature viii
stand about los Union, and the Senate 81
Union.
BosIoS, Oct. Thames o. Dix, principal
editor Of the Boston Daily Journal for q
number Of years died this no n, Of con-
sumption, after au illness Of several months.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA special 70 the Dem
ocrat from Lawrence, Kansas, says couriera
bring IN diligence that the Indian Commits
sion which was 20 meet at Bluff Creek on
the 4th, had arrived. The Kiowss, Com
and Cheyenncs were csmped acme
distance of, but up 10 the 5,h noae had ap-
d AIRED az the Council. The came cares
pondent SAYS the Butierield cosches were
stacked aud burned by Indians, and tho
stock driven oil. Loss, including Express
matter, $4,000. The passengers escaped.
An escort viii hereafter accompany the
coaches. Gen. Dodge with a strong escort
lest Denver on the seth Of September, com
ing this way.
PRoviDExcr, Oct. 1.-THE Louisville
Cotton Mill in Hopkiuton, r. I was burned
yesterday, P. N. Loss $4,000 Insured for
SIS, 00O.
The horse fair now being held here is
quite successful. Tomorrow viii be the
great closing day.
NEW YoHE, Oct. n by the Ocean Queen
we have Panama dates 70 October lst
Panama hiss been kept nightly excited by
reports Of an anticipated invasion 3D. release
the rebel prisoners and the seizure of the
President. The excitement had abated BY
the Presideut putting the prisoners on board
a vessel and sending ihem 20 their homes
in the Corea The leaders, consisting Of
Coiauaha, Columbus Nersa,
and Vallariue, and q few others were ship
ped Oh 70 Jamaica,
SANTA MARrBA, Oct. s.-Business is stag
naut
The United States steamer James Adgar
had returned 70 Aspiuwan from Creese TO
Bio Haehl, where 6 was rep rted the Unit
ed States consulate had bsen attacked By
rebels and the premises sacked. 10 appears
the report was a ruse 70 get foreign vessels
to 60 there and friChten the rsv9iutiouisis,
but was not successful. and the revolution
i Is have peaceable possession of the pace.
They have slso undoub teddy got possession
Of Santa Marths. The rebels appear TO be
making headway throughout the Republic,
and though a new government Is 20 be inau-
gurated next April L il doubtful II the pres
ent one can sustain itself tin then.
Steamers FROM Central America bring in
formation Of great dissatisfaction throughout
all the republics against Salvador. ior the
brutsl execution Of Ex-President Barrias.
President Dueras is obliged % keep his
house guarded and dare not 50 abroad or
receive any one. from fear Of being assassi-
mated
From Peru We learn that the rebels still
hold the Chinaha is add against the Peru
Wan Government. but they allow American,
Euglish azd French vessels 10 land under
their regular charters. Matters, however,
look a litile favorable Cor the Government.
The Spanish feet had leit for Chill b set
tie matters there, 30 IN the course Of q
month interesting news may be looked for
from there.
Dates from Valparaiso to Sept. 10. Gallo
10 the 2ist. and New Zealand 70 Aug g.h,
have been received at Pauama. The Chilinu
Congress was atill occupied on the reforms
on the constitution. Trade was satisfact0ry,
showing large increase in customs ina New
Zealand.
The Moors had cruelty murdered n British
Government official add master Of crew Of a
vessel they had captured.
The Moorish war Is considered closed, a.
negotiations Tor peace had been cor cluded.
The Ocean Queen brings &l ,42,T75 IN
treasure. Judge Fled, Of San Francisco, O.
among her rnHanurnHr.