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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

Y No Speaker elected a. latest dates from
Washington city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
RELIGIONS Notices.

Religious Notices.
rev. ". nean viii prach NJ NE Masonic Hen, IN Dallas
on he Gi,t ipuIs 10y n srcA month, duruE The present year,
Rrv. Alexander !liUNlc uN.c,c' ~ 4v a''luie 'iall, Ia lNlSs,
on the scrErt Sunday In each month,
Eey Lames \, Saith prn14ct ~ The Masonic hE.l' - N'l.Ns,
Oh tie Thiri Slglath Il Cacl month.
Rev. william u, lughc. ucashv5 ~ the Masonic lsll, IN Hal.
lMs, on he fourth salN";A ,r Zach month,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

Hons Wm N Williams, o! Lamar, J Dickson
OF Rcd river, ami Bob Taylor and Dr. pcttus.
of Fannin ARR ed in town On Thursday night,
ca route for their homes Senator Wcatheriord Al
- nc iy d N home on Thursday last. Tie other
N ,mb rs from this section are eIl ected to-day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

BsAzos S1ATEssAy.-Ne have received the
prospectus Of a newspaper Sith the above title
10 I've pubiished at Waco, in this State, by Deni-
con & r N R~illingdye Tais paper il to be
democratic in politics. Waco presents 4 fine
field IA toe laAoss Of a good densoerasic newsFa-
per. such as We doubt not the Statesman will be
We wish the srtcrr-ize svcry sascoss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

az We lad a slight snow on Thursday-clcar
and moderately warm to-day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

- M State rGper within our remembrance
has ever received So universal COMMUNICATION, at
,he son;h, rs President Pirrce's late message -
Tho high constitutional ground which i, takes,
on tie slavery question, and its manly rchul;e of
sectional agitation Gnd' an echo in every SOUTH
crn heart, and lie cordially approved by national
mel in all sections. The firm, %dignihed, and un-
yielding tone of the message, on the subject of
oar Foreign relations, particularly those with
Great Briuin growing cut of Central American
ah,isN, il but an iteration Of tie undivided vote,
Of the ]uation. aud has received a hearty response
from all parts aud all sections of;he Union We
could Ill our paper with extracts from the press,
commanding the PATRIOTISM and m,;ionalism Of
thie admirable document, And yet the know
nothing press of rexts is silent, ami has not \
word OF ENCOURAGEMENT and approval fnr a Prlsi-
Iynt who so g)o'lart!y npto'ds the national honor
in our Intercourse with other nations, and boldly
defends. the caus" Of the south aga,astthe fapat,
ical assaults Of her enemies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
Gbe DallOG grralb.

AGENTS..
The ALLOWING gcHGcuru SIC felusstsl 10 act a. AgcAa inr th
ilgsA+n, AMI arc au,s Eitel - revive and tvstIps ~ tupierr
t0as, Embellishments, &C,
N,r. Ly.Nrs Lancr'Ir~, nAlts torn'r,
dglENF W. -, 'tiIT lUl, uElias county.
GAIA W, E,,TL, hiriglis, rrSnt county,
JruhS Cl4lu. fvTg Nrytg, TarnutcggGty,
SEg !, I,T,T' {NaNaocy Colin s,up'y.
DIS. .. EAf.i. X uduel. kHriw1N county,
J., y tsATl, BiHHE ilNl psuin.n county.
E,W u urts, N.v,hgtrbdr, tu, county.
~ .1a,. tcNuu1r''s Creek, El' county.
~. SUM. sherman, IRA an ;auu'y
cant. ), u ALt@, P,'uu, uraN sou county,
A.nsltoy, L,g., C~0rI3snnF, Navarro equally.
jas Z, loss. rArters Blug navarro euuGiy,
4. =, Ltnyp, Alton, nta'uu county,
:. Weaver, G]Iiusii.r, to'k county
n. Il. LlrurH, Chirkrs,ilie, itrI River county.
{ N. plLrhS, Nn-t.nBstvg Palestine, Texas
A I. HlWsIL, Esg urrguyille, Hunt county,
Cu,s. n, CLAgUT, iiuuslun, llsErs Sounsy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

S. TIE annual catalogue ofBaylor University
shows that institution to he in a dourishius con-
dition, There were upwards of 100 students in
the different departments during the past session,
and the number is greatly increased the pres
ent ]session, The institution has heen in exist.
encc tex years and has proper ~ in lands. build
irgs, &C., valued at S4o, 200, 1t may therefore
be considered rs permanently established. Ia
Gated nj Independence, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

y We learn that Red river was up high
enough for large boats to come to Shreveport, on
the lst inst. and still rising.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

The ta9ian war is raging viii, increased
fury.
The Iaie Of San Francisco !, tJll mopey
sight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
Louisiana Intelligence.
We clip the following items from the Shreveport
fIavatta of the ;,-+

We clip the following items from the Shreveport
Gazette, of the 4th inst !: ii u. ., st 55a -.
RISE IN RED R1yER-Red river was rising at Fu,
ton at last accounts It had risen five feet and plenty
more water was coming This confirms the verbal
report OF the additional rise, which we had received
, an lflshman, name unknown, fell overheard from
the steamer Camden while lying at our wharf on
sunday evening last, and was drowned. We have
not heard az, OF the body having been recovered.
Mr.. W. " Harper informed US on Sunday that the
worm had eaten every leaf of cotton on his planta-
ton, and that of Col. Shaw, his neighbor Mr..
Harper thinks be will lose fifty bales by their ravages
lhey attacked other plantations, but too late to do
much damage.
We understand that frost was seen in this neigh
borhood on last Tuesday morning.
We learn from the Houma Ceres of the llth that
after the 18th inst there will be daiy line Of stages
running from that town to the terminus o. the Ope-
lousas Railroad at Bayou BGeuff. -.
The same paper says it had rained in that town
during the preceding six days without intermisson,
and from appearances they would have to nayi.
gate the streets in boats.
The Thibodaux Minerva of Saturday last has the
following in regard to the sugar crop in that parish
Our planters are now very busy in making ready
TOR the sugar making In less than thirty days
from now many of them will be under way. The
prospects even for half crop are but poor. Sugar,
il we are not mistaken will command a very high
lgure at the opening of the market
FILLMoRE IN ASSUMPTION PARISH. - The same
paper says: @ .5,.--. ..a.- ,..- ard -
We have reliable information that our sister parish
Assumption will do much better for Fillmore than il
did tor Derbigny We lead to expect considerable
gains from that quarter in November.
| In TERREBoNNE.-The conservative Americans in
this noble parish says the Minerva, we are glad
to assure the friends of the Constitution and
Union, will render noble account Of themselves
on the 4th of November next. They intend to give
the " Son of York" the gallant Fillmore, and Andrew
j. Donclson a majority of two hundred votes. They
have said it, and we know they are as good as their
word. Derbigny's majority was ten,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMES.-This Board held regular
meeting last night Hon H NJ Summers in the chair and
On notion reading of the minutes last meeting was
read from the Mayor, in which he recommend
S @ fss % @ o E
such commercial I'M emporium IN as this city The
@ 1 ssf pp" 5
tie c s eoe es ss na
forced pay ont of their pockets On notion the
S So%sasa'ies sesSsd Fen Is EssSs5ss i The
d 1d" in whic he @ holds his office aud other
com nnnicaon from the Chief of the Fire Departs,t re-
a ] Rsss he s a psy
A from the Board Of Assistants making the
d as oe M onsys Io1 one hill not
Il resolution from the Board Of Assistants the
posted in the city depot for cash Referred to Committee
resolution the of repeating the ord
nase which granted to the trustees Of the ST. Louis Cathedral
resolution from lis Board Of Assistants placing te of
&C. Postponed 'Tss nSnhs ~ ~ '''''' 'i'' '',ss'
police torse OF ts city 70 4Oo Referred TO the Com
sHn 2p oe @ 5 the Board Of Assistants an un
important nature we're p:optrly disposed Of
1R@o as in
yills 7,h, l. +! Barsett sh, s II Fatoh; OH john +
oe a? 3h TT! os;s4S a1 o I'LL Ill., i y =
iIAfle; lkIl Solomon Auiiar ith John Jacobs 18Th
George Porter 10Th, j. B. Ducong 10Th, Henry Strong 2st
Iaqles Chacbouet I'd, W, C. Goodrich 23l James Nor,
report of the Finance Committee read ami adopted
l. Place that the resolution Board Of
insisting the resolution relative Draining Com
notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor be up
action. Lost. -
There btns further business, the Board adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMBN.-The usual ses-
sion of his Board held last night DeIabare
chair, and
message from the Mayor received requesting
increase Of the police force, and presenting lis
views on the great necessity of adding the number already
enrolled US was perfectly impossible that the city could be
properly guarded by them.
resolution offered by Mr. Holland to increase the force
four hundred men adoped-S yeas, nay.
Mr. Raymond presented resolution
Tor contingent expenses. Adopted
The quarterly statement of the Comptroller, detailing the
PeSe and expenditures of the city, sent in by that officer,
and referred to the Finance Committee
The TreaSurer'S statement showed balance hand Of
S5 s. for the week ending the 1 inst alSo the number
of licenses Issued dur ncs The same period
The ordinance fixing the salaries of the Deputy Street Coms
Soners which hal presented in June last called
produced great deal discussion features Of unn-
portnt any parties interested finally adopted
by vote of eight yeas to one nay " ~ .,Ec
the Chairman deciding against the
ordinance being passed. he deemed unanimous
legaEs it. finally the Upper Board for
decision the Chairman being sustained
Several petitions relative TO private interests properly
ferred.
offered by Mr. Defabarre. to instruct the
have the sluceS opposite the river
repared the Committee and landings
The Beard then adjourned until Thursday night at O'Clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

drew J. Doneso Tennessee the office Of Vice President
regarding him NATIONAL conservative pno faithfully
voted to the Constitution and the Union That especially
remember with grateful feelings his rtbe conduct
ern Convention assembled Nashville few years since and
betrayed design hostile glorious EnOn he member
was chiefly instrumental in its Dispersion.
esofrcd That the spontaneous n ortlie Wings through
ont the country their rally in support of highest
nations. interests and the spirit here dpayed sufficiently
their party organization And that committee OF thirteen lie
appointed by the Chairman draft publish address
the Wings of IousanA the Of the country, the
names Of those who called this meeting appended thereto
Upon adjourning, cheers were given for Fillmore
and the Union and large part Of the crowd followed
the band of music in procession through some of
the streets. r..-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
NUMBER /: e l92.
Later from Texas.

,ty 6y ene arrival of the steamship Mexico, John Y.
.a"iess' commander, yesterday morning from Gal
anu indaaoa, we have dates from those points
as late as the l1th inst
we Iearn from ttss Galveston Civilian that the ctv
council nave night police, a measure mnch needed
IN 1na' Guy 1or the protection Of property.
The bark Oca, Caps. Ashby, arrived off C,aIveato,
bar on the 7th inst. - >'s'' 'o
The attempt was made in Corpus Christi. sbort
time since, by party Of exicans to lberate one ~
their friends who had been arrested and imprisoned
for horse stealing, which resalted in the death Of thu
father Of the thief by the hands of one of the guard
We learn from the San Antonio Herald that bust.
ness improving in that town. and since the Quarter.
masters Department has resumed payment, which
mad been stopped on account of the difficulty in get.
ting the Army Appropriation bill through Congress
money matters have become more easy.
Inc same paper notices the fact that thefs are be-
coming quite common in that town.
Inc Austin Times, of the sth, says that the corn
crop OF Travis county is short BY one-,a There are
no emigrants arriving in that portion of the State
The failure OF the crop and the hardness Of the times
VIII prevent many from making the trial The same
paper says that there is good yield of pecans shis
season. They are just beginning to ripen
The Waco Statesman has the following item:
we learn from gentleman just from the upper
counties OF this State that there will be at least i've
soles oi "heat soWed IN those counties this year.
against one last year. Wheat is considered certain
crop 1nere, and no crop will more readily command
the easn under any and all circumstances.
The Galveston Civilian has the annexed item in
regard to the Honduras and Mexican Gulf Railroad
~ 1t seems that survey is now going on between
pIne Island Bayou "a tributary of the Neches) and
Mooayl,e tyler county, distance of fortyone miles,
reasonable time the Opeousas Railroad Company viii
connect with it, and the whole country be brought
into connection with New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

LATER FROM VENEZUELA. - Dates from Puerto
Cabeo, received by the Joseph Maxwell at Philadel
phia, are to the 10th ult:
The Republic is perfectly quiet and the habits and
manners of the people of the interior are changing
for the better Revolutionary tumults among the
things that were and industrial pursuits have sue.
ceeded and are fast developing the resources of the
country Vast tracts of low land have been prepared
will be the staple crop Coffee is very scarce, and
only small lots of the remnant of the old crop of in
ferior quality come into Market which commands
ll5c per lb.
Hides continue in considerable demand at 2lc. per
lb for the United States and Europe Cotton l3Ac per
lb. for the old and l4c. for new indigo 81 to 81 O3
per lb. for F. Cocoa of superior class, s27 SO per
mand for the Spanish and French markets. Fustic,
SIT per ton of good quality from Maracaibo Lig-
numvitm, $40 to SO per ton. Deer skins, $ll per
ooTsm Thnro eoat @ Sans 30 op 10 ] y per dozan 1
denlic prevailing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

From KEY WEsT.-We extract from the marine
correspondence of the Charleston Standard the fol
lowing items of news
KEY WEST, Sept, 25 1sj6.--The French ship Don
Juan, Capt. Gaillard from Matanzas, Cuba, with a
cargo Of sugar, bound to Havre, ran upon the reef
Key Tavauler, on the Sth instant, and received
assistance from the sloop Dolphin and schr Chestnut,
which vessels, taking out 322 boxes sugar. hauled the
ship off and brought her to this port. Her in
jures are extensive and she is discharging for the
purpose of undergoing the necessary repairs before
continuing her voyage. The salvage will be deter
mined by the Admiralty Court to meet i'll October.
She is consigned to ". H. Wall & Co.
The ship Isaac Ailerton is being thoroughly wrecked
All the goods between decks have been brought down
and sold by the Marshal, and the divers are making
good progress among the packages in the lower hold
The goods now sold are in very bad order, and sell
at low rates The first sales well attended,, the
bidding spirited, and prices very satisfactory. The U
s. Marshal has sold nearly $4,000.
The brig R. Bingham has been discharged and safely
moored in the inner harbor, where she will remain
until the Judge of the Admiralty Court arrives and
determines the salvage.
The schr. Carrie Sanford, McMunn, is nearly ready
for sea-
The schr. Eliza Fisk Simpson, is awaiting orders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
ELECTION RETURNS
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

+s. FIRST DISPATCH - . ~. sy,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 14-Scattering returns from
u'neFehs townships show generally Democratic gains
over last year. IS II : 81. Ir : =,
a#3 SECOND DISPATCH -aNs-sl 9s735@
PRILADELpHIA, Oct. I4-Returns have been ra.s
ceiyed from thirteen townships, which give the fol-
lowing majorities: For the Democratic State teket
952 for the Union State TICKET, s5a. = ~
THIRD DISPATCH
PHELADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats Have
elected their candidates for Congress ID the Firzs
Third and Fourth Districts. The Unonista nave ar,
ried the Second District 4sy az
The counties of Sehuylki, Northampton and Nor
thun1berand give majority Of $500 for the Denio-
cratic State ticket. The same counties gave Last
year. a Democratic majority Of 5,504.
There is an error here; the figures should he
6,l04-Eds. Crescent1 .&S''1 ~ s@s" 5S .ra' 81
-'=a + FOURTH DISPATCH 53! - u
PHILADELPHIA Oct. l4.-The counties If f,,1nfber.s
iaho Lehlsh and -----------, give an aggregate
Democratic majority of 2,7OO. 54a F55S N
Last year Cumberland gave Nicholson, Fus;onfst.
over Piumer, Democrat, 261 Lehigh gave pIuTaer
over Nicholson 76l. The name Of the third county
was lost t @59 E4's Pr
Delaware and Dauphn give majority Of i, 200 for
the Union ticket. Last year they gave Nicholson
l,l85 over Plumer | "a az '''s sts@''ss'
Pittsburg except Fifth Ward) gives majority Of
'0s Tor the Union ticket. Last year the combined
vote Of Nicholson and Williamson over PIumer was
Tin Allegheny county, 1854 % $9''''s@1'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

TIE GRAND FILLMORE RALLY AT IYNCHRuRG VA
The Lynchburg Vrgnan has the following in regard
to the Union demonstration which took place in that
city Oil the llth inst
We have seldom witnessed, on any occasion in our
city, more enthusiastic political meeting than that
which assembled at Dudley Hall last Saturday eve
ming to hear the speech of Mr.. Riyes The entA,ls-
assn which prevailed iorcby reminded Of the good
old days of" Coon Skins, Hard Cider and VICTORY,
and angurs well, we believe, of victory again for
Fillmore in November next. 1t was altogether glo-
rions occasion and glorious e1ort-and when we
speak of the speech as not only tervid in eoqnence
and calculated in the present political emergency, to
every hearer to action; but as comprehensive
spirit, we simply give expression believe, to the
general sentiments Of fouriths Of every party who
heard it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN TUsEEGEE, ALA.-The Co.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN IUSKEGEE, ALA-lhe Co
lumbls (Ga) Enquirer, of the llth inst, says:
We regret to hear of very destructive fire Mt Tus-
kegce Ala. which broke out early yesterday morn
ing. 1t commenced just above lsbell X Montgnn-
erys brick store, opposite the lower hotel and burnt
the two squares between the starting point and the
Macon Republican office opposite the Masonic Hall
next to the other hotel--sOme twenty-five buildings
in ALL The brick store Tin which building is the of
ice of tie South Western BaptsD was saved but
we regret to learn that the Republican office had to
be blown up stop the progress of the tlames and
that parge portion Of the type, furniture, etc. re-
moved into the street, took fire there and was con-
slalcd. The loss OF friend Sayre must be severe
one, and particularly to be aeplored just at this time.
The heaviest losers, we understand, are Messrs. Gum
s. Adams, merchants ut the corner facing the Court
House On the east, Mr.. Neil G. Smith, whose extern
sive carriage shop and livery stable burnt, must
also be heavy loser. There being no fire engine,
and the buildings being very dry and eombustble,
with breeze faNning the flames and water scarce,
the fire could not be arrested until it had swept over
the extent described 1t is very serious calamity to
the thriving and growing town OF Tuskegee, but we
trust that that handsome town will recover from
it and be improved in appeariur.sby the disaster.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15


Losses IN THE New ORLEANS AND TEXAS STEAM
SHIP L1NE.-We copy the following article from the
Galveston Civilian of the 10th inst which, if true
proves that the enterprsing owners Of the line have
carried it on in face of losses which would have
daunted the most determined:
The late loss Of the Nautilus and Perseverance, has
naturally led to inquire into the total amount Of all
the losses in the line of steamships between New Or
leans and Texas, all the losses by the same owners
since they commenced in this trade. A gentleman
who has been interested in most Of the steamships IN
this trade, gives the following list of losses He
says, however, his dates may not all be exactly cor
rect though the estimate of value gyen in each is
really as low as the would have been willing to
take for the steamers at the time Of their loss There
never has been any insurance these steamers and
they have been total loss there not having been the
value of $4,000 saved from them all = ~ -
The steamship New York, lost forty miles East of
Galveston In gale, in lSI6vaue s. 5O nM
The steamship Cincinnati lost twenty miles north
7, OF tampieo IN gale in lstlvalue 10000
The steamship Palmetto was lost Matagorda Bar,
r, is3e..vaine; - -. 100 900
The steamship Galveston was lost near Ship Island e0'
1, shoals in is5lTvaue 900
~, ls52-val1e 900
The steamship Portland was lost in Maasorda Bay, in
r, ls5s-yalne:. :..... 5000
The propeller Tumbu lost in Matagorda Bay. in is5a i'Vo
The steamship CINCINNATI No 2 lost in the Mississippi
r,in in ls54mynIue 10000
~, South Wsst Pass, in storm in s56vane $4,000
The steamship Perseverance, lost by fire in Maagorda
Bay in ls56-yaue $4,000
Total loss during the past ten years - $50 0Q1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
Total loss during the past ten years.

NEW YORK NOMINATIONS FOR CoNGREss-The
Americans of the Fifteenth and Eighteenth Districts
have made their nominations for members of Congress
as follows: John Cramer, of Saratoga, for the Fif-
teenth District, and Major Smith, of Schenectady for
the Eighteenth District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

NoRTH CAROLINA REvENUE.-The Raleigh Stand
ard is indebted to the Comptroller of Public Accounts
George W. Brooks, Esq, for statement by counties
of the taxes paid for 1856. The whole amount is
S363,s04 IS amount paid in 1866, $2s4,2s6 70. In
crease $795 SOY 40 zts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
A FUGITIVE SLAVE SENT BAcK.-The New York
Iimes Of the Sth inst hog tho follox,;,,e-

Times, of the sth inst, has the following
On Sunday evening, abont 8 o'clock, the steamship
Roanoke arrived at her dock from Richmond, Va and
during the night they were. .dischargng her cargo
one of the hands discovered case carefully done up
in which was secreted man he being nearly su1o-
Gated for the want of air broke through the lid when
it was discovered that he was fugitive slave. The
steamer was Immediately sent from her dock and an
chored off Sandy Hook, and the negro sent on board
of one of the Richmond packets, bound there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Royal Mail steamship
Persa from Liverpool ON the afternoon Of the ztb has
arrived at this port.
Commercial Intelligence. ""
CoTToN-Ihe market is entirely unchanged The
sales of the week amounted TO 81 900 balea oe 7ct,
$4,000 were taken on speculation and 400 for ex.
port Quotations are unchanged.
Orleans tres ordaaie at Havre is quoted at 101 fr,
sreadstufa p are quiet and steady. 1s.s
Consols for money are quoted at 92as to szr. The
money market is decidedly more stringent.
The Bank Of England has advanced it's rates IL ner
cent. @a'ss@s Es-2-'g='
Inc oulnon IN she Bank has decreased f31&,Ooo,
Arrival Of the Empire City.
NEW IoKE, Oct. 14-The Empire CITY arrived at
midnight last night from Havana. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
OHIO ELECTION.

TOLEDO, Oct. l4.-This city gives a Democratic
majority Of 400. ...--s. II. F,4. -.
sAsDUskY, Oct l4-This city gives the Union a, :
ticket p majority. 5 In az. s,...5 .s-.ss.S1
The line has broken north Of Montgomery, Ala as,