The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21
Latest from the West.
important Savannah News.
The Trial Of EIheriage Closed.
The New York Markets.
Republican State Convention.
Republican State Convention.
steamer TItanla sunk.

DESvER, Oct. 2O.-The Republican State
/ Convention lminated, for Governor, VIM.
| Giipin, aud for Representative, e. "a. Gail
colt Ful delegations were present from
all sections Of the Territories. Amosg The
resolutions rdoptsd was the followirg:
hcsoiusd, Iaat this Convention soieuavIy
condemns the malignant attack upon the
soldiers OF Colorado, who hastily lea tho
comforts Of home and the proits of business.
and after campaign of unusual visor. met
and vanquished a large tribe Of Indians az
sand Creek, whose hands are SIN stsincd
with the blood Of our citi7ens. no had
taken into captivity worse than death, helm
less women and children and that the
protection OF The people. safety Of lives.
Of mail and telegraph communication, de-
mand that the theatre OF these Iadian dif-
hculties be created into a department. With
an experienced Western Indian fighting
General in command.
NEW YoEK. Oct. 20.-Gold is without a
change in heexpeoiati1n that foreign arms
may purchase 70 remit balances, and the
pressure Of the high rate of interest Of Lon
don helps 20 sustain the quotation. As vet,
however, we hear Of no Transactions Of that
character. Quotations opened az I4fIe.
dropped TO l46, aud recovered the quarter
again.
NEv YoRk, Oct. Ave learn from the
Merchants Committee OF this city, that the
cargo Of the lost steamer Apslanta, eonsis
ted oil lis bales Of cotton, 500 boxes Of eau
dies, and one case Of merchandise. Her
passenger list included Messrs. Wolfe Q.
Livingston, Capt ". X. Wilson. c. G. Pruit.
d. Myers and lady, III. III. Malonev. W. II
Lansory, D. Dixton, and R0ht. Code.
-Four bosts left the sinking craft. one Of
which Contained fh-nn ra.He~- -
other passengers, this capsized, and an were
lost. Two other boats u which were Cap
tain Williams and crew were upset after
leaving the ship. The fourth BOAT with
four persons, and IL is thought thew nav
have reached land Those who arrived
here were saved by clinging 70 the after
part Of the ship.
PRovIDKxcE, r. / A., Oct. z0.-The effsets Of
the gale last night were severe on the coast
CAIRo, Oct. 20.-The trial OF Emerson
Etheridge closed yesterday. The accused !
submitted bis case without argument, and /
Is eonndent Of aequittal except on an unim- |
POriant charge, TO which he plead guilty.
Seven hundred and thirty bales Of cotton /
passed for Cincinnati.
NEw YORK, Oct. 20.-The steamer Empire
City brings Savannah adviccs 20 the Iith |
The Herald says Hon. j. NJ. Baker. Of the /
late Confederate Congress from Alabama. |
who was pardoned BY President Johnson. IS i
m Savannah en- route for his home. Hon. /
v m. Z. Howard, Associate Judge of the I
supreme Court Of Florida, is detained In
savannah by severe illness. The transpor-
-ation Of sick soldiers from savannah Ia |
hospitals st Hilton Head continues.
The Herald's Raleigh CORES pendent saws
he the North Carolina Convention has /
adopted an ordinance, submit /
ing 10 a vote Of the people the ordnance
prohibiting slavery and declaring the srces-
ion ordinance null and void.
A resolution asking Congress 10 repesl
be test oath imposed on Legislators, was
introduce and laid over
Congress has agreed TO meet again after
he adjournment Of the present session in
DAY.
The Herald's Richmond correspnudeDt
avs Gen. Grant has refused the application
lade BY Henry A. Wise. who declines TAX
lg the oath, for the restoration Of land
Ormerly owned by him.
INV YoRE, Oct. 2a-Ths brig Titania. Of
for Mob 10, foundered al Sea
q the 10th inst, and sunk rwo hours after
be abandonment by the crew aud passen-
ers, who drifted twenty four hours on a
AT until picked up and brougot 20 this port
y the T. s. gunboat Florida, which ar
wed here last night.
Special 10 the Times, dated Washington.
ct. 20,h, says that Joe Davis. brother of
eff Davis, has made demands for the resio-
alton Of not only his bot his brothers pro
erty 10 Mississippi.
The Withdrawal Of troops from the South /
eretofore loudly demanded by the people
here is now sorely deplored, aud pite6us
PPesls TO return them are received by the
uthorities.
Msi0r Jno. A. Haddock, Of the Elmira
Hillary Depot, has been sentenced Co BE-
lshiered and disabled from holding any
nee in the service Of the United States snd
Az a fine Of $4,000 for fraud.
Forty million dollars Of the new issue OF
fly million $40 bonds for funding com
ound interese notes and certificates Of in
ebtedncss, have been taken.
Gov, Craps Of Michigan has been assured
y Secretary stanton that the remainder 81
-ichigan regiments will DO mustered out a.
on as Aheir places can be supplied.