Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-09
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FROM NEW YORK.
Items of News from All Parts, from The
New York Morning paDers.

Items OF News from All Parts, from the
New York Morning Papers
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The World gives
Fenton s, 1877 majority; the Herald gives
him about 5000; the Times about II, 900;
the Tribune 2,846.
Braine, the alleged pirate Of the Chesa-
peake, will be arraigned to-day in the United
States Court in Brooklyn, but the trial will
be postponed until Friday, the 18th inst
The Herald's Washington special of Sat
urday last says: Senior Romero, the Mexi-
can Minister, has sent dispatch to Presi-
dent Juarez, notifying him that Hon. L. D.
Campbell the United States Minister to
Mexico, and Lieut.. General Sherman, would
arrive at Vera Cruz within fortnight. Mr.
Campbell is expected here tonight. He
will await the arrival of Gen. Sherman, who
will probably be here tomorrow. They
will then have an interview with the Presi-
dent, Gen. Grant and the Secretary of War,
and receive their instructions, after which
they will Immediately depart for New
York.
Mr.. Campbell did not contemplate leaving
Ohio for this city for several days yet, but
Secretary Seward telegraphed him that he
must be in readiness to sail on the 10th inst.
from New York, as the United States steam
or Susquehanna will be ready for her Voy-
age on that date.
Gen. Sherman goes 10 Mexico it is under
stood, 10 remain there only until the Juarez
government is once more completely estah-
lished, so that in case it should be found
necessary to use United States troops to en-
force the supremacy of the Mexican repub-
lic an officer may be present of sufficient
prominence to order the entrance of United
States troops into Mexico, and to direct their
movements when there.
The latest advice received by the Govern
ment from Mexico are of such a nature az to
lead to the belief that Gen. Sherman will
not be called upon TO exercise the authority
with which he is vested; but his presence
there, and the object being known, will serve
as an efiectual check, it is thought, upon
those who might otherwise be disposed to
resist the resumption OF the Government by
President Juarez.
Gen. j. II. Simpson, U. s. A., President
of the Board of Commissioners Ofthe Union
Pacific Railroad west from Omaha, and It's
branches, has just submitted to the Secreta.
ry of the Interior the Commissioner report
on the eighth section of the thirty miles o.
road, extending from the two hundred and
fortieth to the two hundred and seventeen
mile post. The report represents the sec.
ton completed and equipped as frst-clas:
railroad, and was yesterday submitted by
the Secretary of the Interior to the Presi.
| dent, with the recommendation that the sec
ton be accepted, and bonds and patents fol-
lands due the company be issued agreeably
to law, which at once received the approval
and order of the President.
New York, Nov. 8.-The Tribune claim,
the election to Congress of Robertson in Win
chester, Van Wick in Orange, and Cornell
| in Ulster, which makes up for the loss o
three members from this city and Brooklyn
and keeps the delegation as it is at present
twenty to eleven.
The Times Washington special says
| Those who expect Mr.. johnson to chang,
his course in view of the result of the recen
elections will be disappointed. He will
leave the question to the Southern people
and, if they Gdopt the amendment, he will
bow to the will of the people thus lawfully
expressed.
The same special says: Instructions wer,
sent to Gen. Sheridan to forward notice t,
Juarez of the sailing of Gen. Sherman anC
Minister Campbell on the Susquehanna, anC
that they would meet the representatives 0
the Mexican Government at Vera Cruz OIL
some other accessible point, to be named b.
Juarez hereafter.
! A Boston special to the Times says tina
returns from all the towns in the State-giy,
Gen. Bullock, for Governor, Ga, 1874 majority
A special to the World, from Mobile, say
DR.. Steele has announced himself a candi
date for the United States Senate from Flori
da, in opposition to Gov. Marvin.
A large quantity of English iron has beer
received at Pensacola for rebuilding the Pen
sacola railroad.
New Orleans advices report Gov. Well
absent at Charleston.
The Mississippi Legislature has adjourneC
to meet on the Dist of January. The healtl
of Gov. Humphreys, who has been seriously
i'll, is laid to be improving.
There is more activity in our cotton mar
ket and prices have advanced to thirty-si1
cents for middling.