Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-24
BY TELEGR A P h .
NOON DISPATCHES.
NEW WORK DIsPATCHEs.
massachusetts Politics - Election In
MexieO-Bank Statements General
Pona-Tha FeuIan PrIaOnRrs etc.

Massachusetts Politics - Election In
MexieO-Bank Statements General
Pope-The FenIan Prisoners, etc
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Herald's
Boston special says: Massachusetts politics
have come nearer a focus tonight than at
any time during the campaign. Senatorial
and Representative caucuses have been
held all over the State since the beginning
of the week, and in spite of respondent an
tieipations the license law men have thus
far gained the power. Both the Prohlb-
itionists and advocates Of license are work.
ing sharply, expanding money freely, and
giving an air of excitement to the canvass.
Both parties are loud in boasting of their
gains. The advocates of prohibition, as
we'll as those of license, are confident OF
controlling both Honse and Senate.
The Herald's City of Mexico correspon-
dent of September Both, says: The returns
of election from the interior indicate the
success Of the Juarez ticket. Corona and
Escobedo have declared their preferences,
for Juarez Admiral Tegethof was still in
the city. The body of Macmillan was
being re-embalmed.
The Herald's New Haven special says:
We understand the increase of typhoid
fever in New Haven has caused the faculty
of Yale College to seriously consider the
expediency of temporarily suspending the
college exercises, and for a short time.dis-
missing the students. A death occurred
last week in the Junior class, and several
other cases are reported as very serious.
MANY members of the class have left for
their homes with supposed symptoms of
h. nd fhara in n Haal Of Job
ness throughout the other classes.
The Times special says the October
quarterly statements of all the New York
city banks have been received by the
Comptroller of the Currency, aud their
consolidated returns show an aggregate of
circulation and deposits to be about one
hundred and ninety millions, for which a
reserve of forty seven millions, twenty
five per cent? is required. The statement
shows reserve of sixty~three millions, or
eight per cent. more than is required by
law.
Chief Justice Carter of the District SUI
preme Court, announced yesterday that
the cases in which lawyer Bradley, who
was stricken from the rolls by Judge
Fisher, is engaged as counsel, Would not be
taken up until his status is determined by
the full bench.
The Words special says: Prominent
Georgians represent to the President and
Gen. Grant that Gen. Pope has 70 ar
ranged matters in that State as to give
the coming election to the negroes and
Radicals. The President and Gen. Grant
replied that they had no power to in
| terfere
The Tribune's special says: Complaint
is made 10 the Administration that Minis
ter Adams has neglected to urge the British
| government for the release of Jno, Nagle
and J. Warren, held as Feuians, without
charge or trial, in prison in England.
From official sources it is learned that
Sir Frederick Bruce, just prior to his death,
upon suggestion from the President and
Secretary McCulloch, recommended the
release of these two men, and our govern
ment has appealed to the British authori,
ties for the immediate consideration of all
cases of arrest of Fenians who claim to be
citizens of this country, and for the dis
charge, at once, Of all against whom NJ
valid charges of violation Of law can b
established