The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

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p Plaquemines COrrespohdeIies.
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~ PABIsH OF PLAqUEMIsEsy New 10. 1879.
..CreseeHt-HaviBg few Minutes Of leisure, laval
mytef OF the opportunity Of friend who is going the
city to pen yoq these few lines
Our planters now actively employed in grinding thsii
cane the yield Of which generally far from being sasc-
tory. An old planter On Acquaintance Of mine has rosd
forty Of cone which had suffered from the ovehow
and they have produced only twelve bogshead Of ye Hfe
rofsugar. Instances Of this kind very common where
the fields Inundated last summer. and as most OF
pane in The upper part of this parish have suffered more
less from the food the consequence will be that the
Willie greatly shortened in this section of the State
Since the election over and its results known as fsE as
itsgard local oiosH the friends OF the several cand
dates are very tsRqub but ram afraid this Of quiet.
will MOI last long for is omored here that the election
of several Of the newly elected officers will be contested
Being the he day in company with several old mstrons
j overheard the following conveIsation = Mrs L ''se
how many hens have you = Twelve J" Do they lay
many eggs Ho#l " Three dozen per day %
YOurs.gespectfplY, GLEANRR
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'GmARgE TO DEHaI4Rk-The correspondent Of
the BaIamore Sun learns, unoficially, that " alter
Forward. Of Pennsylvania has been rendered the
appointment Of Charge to Denmark, vice Mr..
McLanahan, recalled. 4
Cqa@iddgeJ I'M tEc Senate .t,oat Al5aaliq.-The.
User writes There are quite a number Of gem
teuen here who are supposed 10 be in die field ol
the Senate of the United States M d. Hub
bard, D. Clemens, WIN. R. King, J. Aeklen, G.
Houston, Gov Fitzpatrick, John Erwin, etc,
besides Gov Chapman and severalmeipbers Of the
Legislature
NE&, JERsEY ELEcEoE.-TAe Newark Daily
Advertiser lyyhig) gives the following as tieiresult
OF tue election for the Legislature in that State.
g The Senate comprses,1 9 members, of which we
have teli Just a nRIsrlty, In the. House; of IS
geuib6rs the wings haye 80, including the Passac
Asseriblymeu who were elected on Union tickets
being an Oid-Avhig meiisher, and che other said
to be .Eyhg-=which gives majority Of on JOINT
ballot. The wing majority joint ballot last
year was ., VIZ; IN the Senate-House 2Qt5' +
MisstssIPrI ELEcTroYsAAs to The vote FOL
! Goyenof, the RIississippian,qf the 1Jth. says
! We have heard frou, - colncesr me demo
cratic gain I've suppose over the vote for Presi-
dentI thus far, is 5616- little democrats make a
similar increase in the twenty four cotgtes yet to
be- beard fran, the total democratic gain in the
State must be about 94O6h In the Third Con-
gressional District tl1e only doubtful one in the
Stale, Melville ldem} is elected by majority
.of $50
For the Supreme Court, c p. Smith is elected
in place of Judge Thatcher. The Natcliez Courier
warmly advocated the cause Of Jedge Thatcher
during the canvass but in announcing The election
Of Smith, by "a hqndsome majority, ii remarks /:
" lie has filed creditably tiatsstation before, and
il will, therefore, be no new thing to him to take
the position which has heretofore, and will ever
continue to be, we hope, filed by the first legal
talentof the State
In the, First Circuit Court District, 5. Poseyis
reelected Judge by Il handsome majority, and E.
II. Hicks, of Jefferson, county, has been elected
District Attorney for the same District by q ma
sjority of five votes over Merwin. In the Third
Circuit Court District P. W. Tonlpkins has'been
oleclectJudge, and c. L. Hooker has been elected
District Attetney for the same District.