New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-21
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BARON RoueE, Jan. 2o.-Ho.ue.- The following ~
officers were elected: Speaker W W. Pugh Clerk, =
James WEIGH Assistant Clerk, G. B. shepperd, Of
the AttaAapas Register; sergeautatAms, j. H. Pc y
ralta; DOOrkeeper, B. Gray; Warrant Clerk, 7. D.
Lewis.
After the reading Of the Governors message BY
the Clerk, the House adjourned -.
SenGte.-Dr. Deloney, Of East FeIiciana, offered q
series Of resolutions denouncng the arrest Of Walker
and demanding that be be returned to NIcarsgua By
the Government.
Mr.. St. Paul also offered resolution Of the same Y.
character.
Mr.. st. Paul gave notice Of two hills-one regu- J
latng elections in New Orleans and the other amend 4
ing the charter Of New Orleans.
j. Congressional Proceedings
\ 1 WksHIsGToN, Jan. TO- Senate--Mr. Hale smoke
making structures on the Dred Scott decision
Iverson introduced bill relieving disabled army
| officers. Referred to the Committee on Military AZ
fairs. He also gave notice Of a bill 30 change the
mode of appointing cadets to West Point. - z,
House.-Bills introduced; by Davis. a French (
Spoliaton bill by Scott for the better security Of
passengers by ocean steamers; by Kibben granting
alternate sections Of land to California for railroad
purposes ,ss .ss- sfss- .sg ss.--,. -
The House debated the Pacific Railroad, and
finally resolved that that part Of the Presidents
hec1tEo fridbihS thccto DC fefefreQ 10 eetect
mittee of fifteen with power to report bill or other
wise.
Kansas Election
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 20.The Democrat publishes let. a
tiers of the 10th from Kansas, with the following re-
turns - - "a,
For the Constitution with slavery, 6.0s3; without
slavery 1862 Qast number doubtful) s.-.,.s
For Governor, Smith Gree state) e,2ss for Mar. -,
shall OemocraD 6,625. -,
| For Congress- -Parrott, 1920; Carr, 6 $685.
The Senate stands Free State, Is Democrats, g.
The House stands Free State, 20 Democrats, IL g
The Territorial Legislature, account Of frauds
win provide for another Constitutional Convention =
Washington News. ess. = q -
WAsHRGroN, Jan. 20--The War Department asks
appropriation NEARLY $3.50 600 for twenty months
subsistence for the Utah expedition. = cyls slsAf
The Senate in executive session confirmed the re-
mainder of the naval appointments Z h@f
Black Warrior at New York $50
NEW York, Jan. l9.-The steamship Black War y
rior from Havana the 18th inst has arrived. She
brings $4,000 in specie. The Spanish squadron a.
sailed on the 18th on cruise in the Gulf for the -
health Of the crews. It Is rumored bnt discredited
that Santa Anna is aboard and that the feet is bound
for Vera Cruz. The Wabash arrived at Havana on
the 18TH with Col. Frank Anderson and forty men,,
The Weather at Havana was warm. Business was
dull. Short exchange on New York to premium.
NJ o. Roberts Assignment s,5.. =
!! NEw York, Jan. 20.-The report in the Times Of
the assignment Of NJ o. Roberts, steamship owner,
| is contradcted-no assignment wss intended
Foreign Shipping Intelligence. Z 7Ef
| Arrived out from New Orleans at Liverpool, (by
the America,) Evening Star and Marquette at Deal,
the Erie; at Queenstown, Forest City at Bremen p
Hermann. Sailed ont for New Orleans from Liver ~
pool Cambria Crown Point, Crimea, Edward Hy-
man. Florence Nightingale. Henrietta Msrcys 81. NJ. 81.
Hays ] P. Whitney Riversmith. Sea Belle, Trpm-, -
bull, W. P. Stevens from Plymouth, Foyager; from
Gnyesend, Abbot Lawrence; from Clyde, Advice
and Jane ophelia ;frpm Haue, Artizan and Hemis-
phere from Cowes, Peerless ia ~
/ Later from Utah. ~
ST.. LOUIS Jan. 19.-An Indian trader says be met
between 600 and 700 Camanches, on the 2Sd of De-
cember returning from Salt Lake to their villages,
/ eighty miles from Fort Laramie, intending to camp
till spring, when, under Mornen leaders, they will
harass the United States troops by cutting OF snp-
plies, etc. The Camanehes believe that the Mormon
armyis soO 600 strong. They say the Mormons have
no idea of leaving the Territory 49,
Domestic Markets. y
CncRSATI Jan. 20. : Flour So 60 to g 75.s
Wheat unchanged; Oats 81 to 49, Whisky l4lc.
! Hogs "a 10 TO IS. Mess Pork Sl2 so, with an up-
ward tendency. $500.
ST.. LOUIS Jan. 2e-Flcur a so. Wheat 81 to %
cents; Yellow Corn ssc Oats SO to 4Oe Tobacco s
s5 25 to 75
New YoRK, Jan. 20.-c Cotton firm. White Wheat
81 20 to S0i Corn (white) Csc. Mess Pork $l4 rs
to Ia 90. Molasses Is to 2Ic Old Green Teas better
y River Intelligence.
THE WRATHEB AT 8 A. NJ, Jan. 20s-Pittshurg
cloudy, merenry 81 Buffalo, the thermometer marks
20 above zero; windy. Cleveland. wind southwest;
80 above zero. Cairo, 80 above zero. Rockland, H.,
IS above zero clear. St. Louis clear, and 81 above
zero. Louisville, it is very nggy. with the ther-
mometer 40 above zero. u -
yIoKssuEe, Jan. a0.-The Southern Railroad pas
senger and mail trains resumed to-day. The freight
trains resume on Monday.
The Fairchild passed down all Pm.