The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-09
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The New York ana Wisconsin
Elections.
TRExroN, n. ]. Nov. s-Ofieial: Woods
majority in the STATE will not vary much
from :, 600 TO 2,5OO. The next Legislature
stands as follows: Union msj0rity IN the
Senate l., Assembly l6.
NEWARK, y. j., Nov. S.-Wood has from
1900 to $500 ma GRITTY, gam Of nearly
10000 over last year. The Repub leans
have 10 majority IN the Assembly, aud one
in the Senate. Z ection Of Ward secures
the appointment Of republican as clerks IN
C1aneery and Supreme Courts, and host
Of other positions. The state Is ringing
with rejoicing.
NEW YORE, Nov. s.-Couaterfeit $50
legal tender notes are in circulation in this
city-yery close imitation of genuine.
Experts are being deceived-but two dis
crepsncies between the notes-appsrent 10
public; the last part Of the engraving,
head, Hamilton's face of note represents an
acute angle formed by shape Of the collar
is perfect in the counterfeit, but in the gem
uine lines flesh drawn by engravers acro,s
the point of the collar at the junction with
the waisicost are other discrepancies in the
shape Of the ornaments on the border on
each end of the face Of the bills and the
whole border on the back. The figures so
in the genuine are in octagonal frame,
rather well defined through angles. not
sharp. The sides are easily discovered in
the counterfeit; the border ornaments oc-
tagonal in only slight degree becomes
petect circles.
It is thought the Treasury Department
will call in all the so legal tender notes ia
circulation.
NV YoRK, Nov. s.-Dr. sayers Of this
city visited the Atlsnta yesterday. No
sickness on board sll the sick having been
removed to the Nightingale Ho piisl ship.
From statements made to him by Dr. Bur
dell and the health officers, there can be no
doubt as to the nature Of the disease. II Is
Asiatic cholera.
Governor Curtin is lying very III in this
city. His physician reports him better TO-
day.
The Commercials Washington dispatch !
says that the President viii issue a pro-
claInstion declaring the restlration Of peace, !
before the meeting Of Congress.
Johnston is gong to Washington to or |
ganiEe an sgeacy Tor his eI Va
Albert Pike is in WashingtCn.
NEw YOEK, Nov. s.-Havanna dates Of
the 2Sth ult., states that a severe hurricane
on the 22d and 23d ragged with great force /
all over the land IN Havana har0or. !
Many vessels drifted sloul Of toe whArfs and
sunk. The Admiral flag ship ran into the
wharf, dragging several schO0ners and boats. /
Several launches With carg0es were sunk
and total Y sost. Fifty vessels were more or
less dana ged. The streets IN the city were
E1I,1 NTH yyaf howraa vpaIfa
blown down, and roofs blown awsy.
The passengers by the steamer Columbia
presented a gold watch 10 Captain Burton
for saving the vessel and their lives on the
passage from New Yock. Her fires we're
put out, and she was thrown on beams-e1d.
The seas washed completely over her, bus
owing to the efforts OF her captain and able
engineers, she was carried through in com
plete safety.
The barbarities practiced in Jamaica are
confirmed. The authorities hanged about
fifty culprits.
Surry is in a state Of siege and st. Thomas
uude. martial law. Two British steamers
had left 10 take troops from Bar6adoes 10
Jsmaica.
An association was being formed in Cuba
TO prevent the Save trade.
OsWEao, Y. Y, Nov. S.-Thc schooner
Morning. Light is at anchor Of stony Point,
with o Gag of distress flying. A tug has
gone to her assistance. Ths gals has subsi-
ded. Weather cold.
WAsHINGT1S, Nov. S.-Tbis morning a
delegation Of Fox Indians visited the Presi-
denJ III company with Judge Cooley. Com
missioner Indian Affairs. The Indians
were severally introduced 10 the President,
when one Of the Chiefs said they had heard Of
their Great Father aud very much desired
to see him. The President replied he was
glad to meet and receive them that his Of
fee would be TO cultivate peace and friend
ship, and he hoped that he would be met in
a CORES ponding spirit on their part. IL
the amicable cations which should exist
between the Governments he reprs scented
and them, be cultivated, they should be
made to result 10 the interest Of all con-
cerned. He would spare no pains 70 see
that their interests ere promoted themselves
secured and protected in the enjoyment Of
all their rights.
Provision would be made then while here
ana they would be entertained in manner
suitable 20 their condition, and he hop d
when they lett they would take with them
the best wishes and feelings Of the Presi-
dent towards them. Commissioner Cooley
explained 70 the President that the sacs
snd Foxes were re tied in Kansas, aud By
the trr atty Of 1912 they we're granted an
annuity Of $5l, 900 dollars. The Sacs we're
largely in the majority Of numbers two
thirds Of the confederation Of tribes Iudi-
ans represented complaints have not had
their rights. Many Of them have never
left their home in Iowa, while others have
from Knnsss. The chiefs ask
that there be a division Of the annuity and l
land.
The President said be would sgain see
them, and after hearing all the facts be |
would be prepared to do what was right |
He hopes some engagement would be made /
which would prove sa isiactory to them.
BosToN, Nov. S.-Dispstchos from Spring.
field says the large and elegant water cure |
establishment Of Or. Munder, near North |
ampton, was destroyed BY fire last evening |
Only part Of the furniture was saved. The |
house was filed vita b. rders.
NEw YoRE, Nov. s.-The steamer Zodiac, /
with Savannah dates 10 the 4th has ar /
rived. The Herald Of that date SAYS the |
Savannah merchants are about sending /
north for steam IRE engines. Hefald's price /
current states cotton depressed, snd decl L. I
ed lac; and middlng quoted at 53c. Dry |
Goods sctive, with an interior and FIorida /
trade sp-iuging up. Receipts Of Gotten for /
the week 1900 bales.
Full reports Of State Convention in the I
Herald show strong Zoe ing Of adopting I
having besu made against repudiati1u.
NEW IOEE, Nov. Gold dull and lower.
opening at I473z, declining 10 I46E, and /
closing a. 1885,.
CHIcAG0, Nov. The county elections ia 4
This State yesterday resulted. % far as heard /
from, with few exceptions, in the success o. I
he Republican candidates. The Republic
;an majority in this county npproxiulates 70
5 ,0g0.
PfrrsarRe, Nov. s.-The river is 5 feet s
inches BY the pier marx, and falling.
P6ugurEEPsIE, y. Y, Nov. s.-A State
Of colored men met here to-day
Tor the purpose OF advancing the interests Of
heir people ia this STATE. Upon the assem-
bly, beng called 70 order, ffteen towns wsrs
The striving trains bring
more delegates. The convention vas ad-
dressed this evening By Nr. Day. Fred.
Douglass = expected % address the mem
Ders tomorrow. The Adjournment viii take
place tomorrow.
William Fitch, Of Troy, is chairman. Con-
interest IL nanifesied.
NEW YoRK, NOV. S.--TWo men we're killed
1t the railroad crossing in Jersey City to-day
BY passing train.
The Commercials Washington araeiaf
li'pateh says The rumor TIA. tie French
Minister had demanded his palsport is IN
rue.
Results Of the various elections produced
great emotion among the Republican,. Z
The Posts Wash.ngion spe-ial savs in
nearly every county in MaryIand Tnioa
.andiiates are elected.
Mr. sehade, counsel FOR Wirz. r. imp5r-
.unInB TIE President 70 commute the sen
-e sac, q death. Il i not probable that lie
Ein be successful.
Ihe eor9aer,s inquest on tie disaster Of
'hs ST. John beesn this no-nioz. he
Coroner charged he jury that II ths otHesrs
2 me boat were foEEd neglsctful Of duty,
Fftaa Jay.