New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGEN cE :

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2-Richard Risk died in this
city yesterday. g e5rY
CINCINNATI, Aug. Horace Mann, one Of the
Professors Of Antioch College, died at Yellow Springs
last night. & ..-..
The Alabama Elections.
MOBILE, August 2-The entire Democratic ticket
for the county officers in Mobile county, has been
elected by about 500 majority.
Col. Stallworth, the regular Democratic candidate
for Congress in this District, has been elected by
about 5000 majority.
The returns from remote parts Of the State have
not yet been received but there is little doubt that
the Democratic ticket for State officers has been
elected.
The Election in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The returns Of the cleo
ton which took place yesterday, indicate that Il.
Burnett, Opposition Democrat, has been elected to
Congress from the First District Samuel P. Peyton,
Democrat, is probably elected to Congress from the
Second District. J. W. Brstor, the Opposition can
ddate in the Third District has been elected to Con-
gress. W. G. Anderson, Opposition, is elected from
the Fourth District
j. Y. Brown, regular Democratic candidate, is
elected from the Fifth District and T. 7. Garrard,
Regular Democrat is probably elected from the Sixth
District.
Robert Mallory, Opposition, has been elected from
the Seventh District.
W.T.. Semms, Regular Democrat, isprobably elected
from the Eighth District, andJ. W. Moore Democrat
is probably elected in the Ninth District.
In the Tenth District J. W. Stevenson, Regular
Democrat, is elected.
The returns so far indicate the election Of Magoi
in, the Democratic candidate for Governor, and that
the State Legislature on joint ballot will have small
Democratic majority.
Election at ST. Louis. -.
ST. LOUIS, August AIT the election which wa!
held in this city and county yesterday, for county Of
cers the entire Republican ticket was elected by
large majority.
Washington Items, etc.
1t is the intention of our Government to establish
military posts along the frontiers of the Apache In
dian country.
President Buchanan returned to Washington to
day, in excellent health.
| Non-Arrival Of the Persia.
| SANDY Hook, August 2, 10 P. M.-There is yet nj
signs of the steamship Persia, now fully due with ad
vices from Liverpool of the 24d ult.
| American Troops for Mexico.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Dispatches g. received il
this city from Northern Mexico, state that With
ninety days 5000 American troops will be organized
on the Rio Grande, fully armed and equip ped 70
marching on the City of Mexico, and exterminatin
| the whole Miramon faction"
Domestic Markets. ~
NEW York, August 1.-The Cotton market close
quiet The sales today were 500 bales, generally q
Yesterdays quotations Flour closed dull the sale
to-day were 1900 bbls. Pork closed dull Easter
Mess is quoted at SIS to SIG 49, Whisky closed du
l.k raIn dul l..
63c. ...=.-.
C1NorNNAT1, August 2.-Flonr closed steady o
81 80 to SIS. Corn closed quiet at 81 to s5c. Whisk
closed steady at 24c. Provisions are generally III
changed.
River Intelligence.
vIoKsBuRG, August 2.-The steamer Lucy Ho
combe passed down at O'Clock this evening.
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