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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

IS Front Leyee s6 Fulton street opposite W. A. yioea
between Poydras and Grayer Streets
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
We respectfully call the attention of commission and
country merchants honsekeepes and hotel propretors
and well assorted stock Of Cooking Parlor Ofee and
Heating Stoves comprising almost every in existence
Tin and Japanned Ware Chatting Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
Pots HeelAs Urn Coffee Gfeqnes Toilet Sets Lap Lanterns
and all kinds Of Wares suitable for Cooking domestic pur
poses All of which will be sold at lower prices any house
In the city.
Manufacturers Of the CREOLE COOKING sToFE 10 val,
adapted for the of Hotels Planters to which we invite
particular attention.
Sole agents for S. j. Mitchel,s Premium lightning Rods
which will be sold at manufacturers prices. -
Particular attention paid all kinds of House Steamboat
obbng Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters Escape
Pipes, and all kinds of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron WORK
promptly executed fe1S If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

HARMON DOANE,s
II GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
As Camp street.
The undersigned Policies against
The UNCERTAINTIES or LIFT 4 loss OF damage by FIRE,
he ueEis the SEAS and RIVERS al the
of ptelainn in veil kuowH responsible Companies
ss 1ssss IN e.e44F9 ss4sss1 HsRaaN naAsE hxent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
UPPER mis- sIPPl.

Leaves on THURSDAY. Oct. IL, at 5P. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS WITH CoNNEC-
Nay h. tons ahove--The magnificent steamer Cres-
cent City. Hy Thornbnrg, master, will leave
zfor st. Louis, taking besides through business,
freight and Natches vcksbnrg Napoleon
ph and the Bends For through tickets this boat and
connecting railroad lines above engagements freight
and apply board at the company's office 70
vIRGINIus C. .DENTzEL,
% Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Leaves on FRIDAY, Oct II ut SPIN
FOR ST.: LOUTS-WITH CoNNEG-
Nsg tions ahove--The magnificent steamer u. c.,
Swon, Capt |. II. Jones, master, viii leave
St Louis, taking besides through business,
freight passengers Entchez Vicksbrg Napoleon Mem
phs and the Bends For through tickets his boat and
connecting railroad lines above and for freight
and passage apply board The Company Office No 10
Magazine street.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEIi
% Advertising Agent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

numerous and powerful advocates, unlaw-
fol military expeditions were countenanced
by May Of our citizens, and wers sG-
frr-l in defiance of the efforts OF OR
Governments, to escape from oar shores
for the purposo Of making war upon inof.
Tending people Of nsighboring Republics
h-whop ye were at peace.
In ndditiHnto these and other difficulties.
W experienced revolution in IN omentary
affairs, soon after my advent, proving of
unexampled severity and Of r9in,us con-
sequences to the country. When we take
retrospect Of what Was then our conii.
ton, and contrast this With its material
prosperity 81 the time Of the late Pres-
dental election, we -ahundan. reason
to return cur grateful thanks to that mer.
cifal Providence, which has never sorsaken
US, as a natio1, ii MI oar TRIALS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
HAIL &c TIE JNION!!
The Jrrcprcssible Conflict
lnauGugated.!
rfsc Es07far Esealcr for 1864.
OUn Morro.--" Onward and Lpward."

Our EwBLEHs- Tile Amcrlcan Eagle and
The S!Grs and Stripes.
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York going be frightened by the Wide Awake. Ha
the esdeIt Of the Board knew where re.
solu lion coucocted, but IL was out OF place IN him
pres dent Jone to any upon republicans
for be owed bis election TO the Presidency OF the Board
to republican votes. The idea that che wide Awases
going fTghien the honest voters OF the Frs and
and Sixth absurd. The sum ard substance OF
the solution that IL was absolutely necessary TO
have voting material on election day, and II would DC
very peWsat for the bhoys" to receive IS piece for
their strvcs ction day In the character oil sheris
M JOINS admitted that be owed bis election as Pfes
cent 70 The republicans, but challenged aoy man 70 say
that he had C mpromised himself - a.,
Mr. sHAw disposed TO look favoraby upon the re-
solution under discussion. Although there was only
handful Of Wide Awakes in the city, yet was we Kno.
that they be dstr on election day 80 as W
obsuuct the polls In some dstrc cts there were Iot vo
tors and they have only one minute each In wnch "
vote, and the Wide Awskes would endeavor 10 prevent
them from voting The gentlemen who represented ia
republican party In the Board MED that they wsnted
hinc.r honest votifg, but he (Mr. shaw believed tina
the registry law parsed by the legislature contemplate
that object by enceavorrg to reduce democratic
orty In this city and state He alluded TO The DIS
boresy Of the last Legislature, and ihen pcolcius on
urged he adoption Of the resolution remarsng that las
night IN hs ward he observed policemen stat oneo oy
order OF the superintendent 70 closely scan every maa
who registered his Dame.
Mr. PnCEStY replied to tha chrges OF dishonesty,
made by Tho previous s,eaker against the republican
party 10 the Legislature by oopdemnpg their acts and
also the conduct OF the democrats who voted for Tue
gricron railroad bills Besides sad Mr. Pinckney, VINO
ought TO TAX agast dishonest legislation when the tx
smpe q corrupt sConmons Council was oeio,e them,
lie would not dwell upon tnat matter, because "ona
be u ariAmentary, he being member OF that body
He would pasmueh as the democrats were ~
ority IN the Common Council, and we're corrupt ae
inference that tho democratic party was corrupt lie
lsen reminded Dir. shaw OF ms vote 10 permit ocol 80
law occupy the Battery In defiance Of aS and 1uas.e
and 81 his ehDrts 10 taking away terry franchise
hom Peck slip. II was out Of place Tor the olner
siCe of the house talk about dishonest voting. he
chalepged proof to show that he republicans did any
thing 70 prevent honest voting The oheet o. the reso
luton to Offices oT certain men, because the
Uni3u Saving Committee hld exhausted their treasury ia
| attempting 10 the Unon
Mr. JOINS said the democrats not frightened, and
asserted that the police force than when
they were under the one power Tie urged the pre-
vious question which ordered by Of nftcen to
| eisht The main question then put, and the
Board concurred with the Aliermen--hlleen voting aalr
| matiyely ana eight negatively.
After the adoption u several unmportant orders .Ao
Board adjourned TIL Wednesday,
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DEBATE on TIE EEsoLUTIoS TO AfPOiSr DEPUTY
snTRIFFs or ELECTION pAy-THE WIDE AwAKEs
DENOUNCED BY TIE DEMOCRATS.
Tue Board OF COuncilmon met last evcnlbg-Presdcnt
Jones In the chair.
INC resolution offered By Alderman Plnt (Which VII
bc ound report Of he proceedings q tho Board o
Al.crmtn) directing the sheriff 70 appoint Assistant
shra 10 prevent the polls from being obsirucod Iho
day Of the election, came NJ Tor concurrence.
Mr. frxr observed that ho believed nothing he would
say In opposition 10 the resolution would change s'ueie
vote The acting President (xr. Hogan) ins,eatly inter
upsed the speaker By remarkng that he hal better take
hls ssat AMI not eonsumc The time o. the Board.
Mr. Lrsr reoircd that he would exercise hls right to
spsak upon The measure as long he thought proper
mere was (sald Mr. ~ tuio ent police force 10 this
c aoss ~. 80 %,,ncr, bnsr.rse n was .o,s
thing for the sheriff 20 be called upon 10 protest the
rght. of Tho ctzeus, and he ccrd wei Euess where the
resolution from He would willingly vote for that
teolnton II he thought wG offered from a
sneere desire 70 protect The purity Of the elective
franchise, for The moment confidence Was shaken
in The purity Of the ballot box, then elections
were a mere farce He would scorn that man or party
na, would By means any prevent tho right Of an ind
viduai 70 deptsn bis ballot for whst party he pleased
hi ghsn lie believed ira, ihs resolution wss
for rur pse o relardiDg rather than Advancing ue
rshs Of the bso, box be would raise his vccs ara at
a. This resolution be believed emsnsted from Fernando
the Frst and TIE democrats called upon 70 obey
him. and they would Do 20.
President Josss denied the charge that The
emanstcd with the Mayor He Joneel observe W. w.,
Mr. Lent knew v~y well ihA, the police forcc ?, ~. h u
claimed for certain purposes, and ne 80 s".- -
the wide Avakes were formed ntQ squads sna -c,7 -
be placed In strong democratic wards for w P4 ~
preventing voters from going 70 tns IN asonss.v
Inc ra,sase Of ibe resoulon would not p prcvenrl
Ma rNcKxxy would noi vete w " ~ s.ss.s -.
.pote rasr,ned the gIorous wide Awssss nio monster
orrnnzsto1 that vas % iske psstst9o y tne cy u
~ yaSE rpsv dld not expa, " tsxe Tue city u New
go Tec democrats cls met 10 bare 70C eco vo,ei in
~ ,v wbs ,hc ~ dbcapg eDly calrsd - oeo, end
4 ryrst frfay n tagsl TcTe non pFht'nT nen y RN@
a,.~.i 4 II rs list 10 gfs5i dsmos-atc party Qf Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

ARRIVAL on THE STEAMSHIP cAHAwBA.
IT, mail steamship Cshawba, }. W. Smith commander,
from New Orleans and Havana arrived al his poa yss
,erday anoOn four days and three hours from Havsna
The cahawbs ef New ORLEANS on her regular aaJ' 1on
un. ASA NJ, anchorirg At Bnvara Al poon o. The 2Isn
uit from whence she took her departure iha following
day at noon. ,-.---..,-- 49,
were reports OF another steamer having landed cargo ~
neg oe. from The coast of Africa on the island.
The steamship TO soto, Captain johnson, ron Nes
York 27d MI (poon) arrived a Bavana o. the 2Ith y
AN ing TIE p,,sagc IN four days and twenty one
hours She lef. the same evening for New orleans. -,
The steamer Philadelphia, Capt Brown. rom He~ ~
The 2olh nit srrIvcd nt Havana on The q 3h
The Pyces Carvsnt OF the 77th ult says the sugar. m
ket continues nrm, though only moderAey actve Lns
transactions reported during the past week have peen
mostly Of little Importance, varying from 81 reas
per arobe for No IL Small parcels q moiasss have
been disposed Of at So reals per kes. Freight dull
Exchange CONTINUES dull, and rates declining Lohnon,
90 days, 13h IL premium; New Yors, DO, ~ sog
New Orleans, short eight, 5a5% %. hcxcan aosfs ~
rer cent premium
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National Democratic County Convention.
COMPLETION OF TIE CITY, COUNTY AND JUDICIARY
TICKET.
The Rsgistration OF Voters I'm This city
for 1850.

We publish In the subjoncd table the partial official
returns or tho registration or voters In this city FOR 1s6o
which completed on Wednesday last. The list, Or
course incomplete from the fact that the district
Fsters allowed three days after closing the regsra
tlon, in which 70 mako up their retaps.
We also rublsh the Myoraty vote for 1860 opposite
the returns OF the registration this year. those dis
tr,s reported complete order that the reader may
have ms,crias which to base probable estmate or
the vote OF the ensuing election.
Thessgrcgate vote for Mayor December 1850 (7s 67
very large especially when compared with the vote
for state officers In the preceding mouth Of that year
we led 70 boeve-basne opinion the rcgstra
tlon returns for this yehat the vote at the ensuing
election viii be str largor-probably reaching ninety
Eve thousand votes.
There two hundred and i've registration districts
this city, and the suboned table en- braces the Official
returns from twenty nlnc DISTRICTS
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News from the Bahamas.
ARRIVAL or THE KARKAK.


The Crnard mail steamship Karnsk arryed at "A early
hour yesterday lrDirg from Hsvata and Nassau, r.
BY this arrival have Nassau papers TO the 9Th
Of October, Inclusive.
Turks Island alvces Of the l3h or oober have been
received. The Legislature bad been convened for tho
purpose laying before the members the decision Of her
haestys government Ia regard to csrtain ordinances
passed at the last session.
The weather al Turks Island hsd been very unsettled
Several vessels had arrived load with ss Ten oeat.
per bushel considered the marke, prios.
SLAYER PURSUED ny WAR STEAMER,
From the Nassau Guardian, Oct 10
On Wednesday, the Sd instant az the soop Unon Capt
Sanders turned round Riding Rocks 70 60 TO wards
Grange Cays she came Ia sight brig at distance
the appearance n saver Gradually they got within
mile and half Of each other Suddenly the brig tackled
away from Orange Gays, evidently TO avoid large
steamer laying there at anchor The people on the
soop then wltntsses to the sudden and rapid
movements OF the steamer In "gotting under
way and 70 the beginning OF the chase tho result of
which We rhAl. no doubt, soon hear. The chase was
about $. by from the Orange Gays AS the Urion
continued her coufe che met tho Excel OF Green Turtle
Cay, Captain james Curry, who had been board the
steamer, and had learnt that the SLAYER had been Oh
ect OF very enectonate regard by the steamer for
hours, and had IN fact been under that sort OF surre
lance which the rpider usually gvos % the n.y. There
can be doubt the SLAYER taken, abe los
ground fast aud had chance, the weather being nuc
add the day before them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Money bad been In very brisk demand nj extreme
rates but the eth there y greater case, although
'ie market attn unsettled Good bills were readily
,.t,- II the Bank minimum. TIE stock market was
ont,t - without material variation The decrease 10
he Bank q b1ion vas not larger than was aasss
paied. The W. strssals bad been Light.
TEE bullion ia he Renk Of England had decreased
ss40 900
= report large ralss o. Pennsylvania Ave,
sssas7 cAher slsis securities we're - limited dem.nd
Il previous rates, ~ H'H ~ ~
charged
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The brokers circular reports The sales II COZ ~ o ~
week At 5000 osle7i Of which II soo ealS re
week CONTESTED Of only I've business days, Ihars.
day being holiday. TIE marke, closed euoyan.
90 Wednesday. and prices had slightly advMcea
FOR all qualities under the sdvlces from he United states,
TIC quotations q the midding aud lower grades having
been adyaneei one eshh nc ola psnpy y ,ns vses Ihe
cuaiors aud expH ters the market closing hrm with
GOOD demand a the following Authorized suc'a'PIs-
IrsIr;..........,.,...'''" ~ az
Tse ssoct II port vas ssns.ci at 7soio bales
oludng $50 600 American.
STATE or TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advicss from Manchester are favorable The mar
kst was generally Urn
LrvEKrooL BREADsTrFFs MARKET.
wagenelf, Nah A Co Richardson, spence %, (,
Bssbd, A,hys Co and others report ri-Flo.r nrm,
ana ca higher quoted ., 2os %. 80. Wheat auI ard
IL Ssasr m sas nlss,s ia 81 ls. ~ sh Vest
eru f2s pa f3, 40. Sor,hcrn, 13s 81 th 81, the
lstter rate FOR very chocc Corn arm ard si higher
mixed and yellow, 3ss 3D. 3Is 3D.; white, BPS AS
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
rbe same authorities report beef heavy. and holders
are dressing On the maket PORK quiet but nrm Bacon
aulet Iard quiet Al els for nne. Talow armi North
American ses, and holiery demand an advance
LIVERPOOL FeopUcE nARKET.
The brokers' circular reports asae. steady ~ ~ "a
2ps for both pots aud pearls sugar fiesdy Oonee aall
Rice 1rm Flah oils quiet. whale 933 cod 132 American
sroru fIOa Linseed oil quiet but steady Rcsn esdy
c5mnpdn ~ al q s. Oh, on the spot and o., 3D. 70 ar
rive spsrl,s nrnentire nrm At 3is. OIL 92s oi clos
lng with bo.'eTA asklng an advance.
LONDON MARKETS.
r-rne Bro - ou0te American whet' 90 oss for
white Aud CO. efs for red rinur 2- 1ss. ron
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There como commotion IN the city yesterday, IN
business aud monetary circles, accouat Of the an
mcnt In the morning Of tho suspension OF the
banking house known by the title CT josiah Ice Co,
situated the n0rhRst corner Of Baltimore aud Calvert
streets The house remained coscd after the usual hour
OF opcnr fuch institutions the news soon spread
occssioning much comment ard surprise. During Tue
Ing dep0sors others gathered in the bank ana
varisus statements saoat as 10 large individual
ofses by the fuspsnsion- II WAS known aho that ihe
bankers Appleton % had ended, bot no consaera
bile depoelIors appeared 10 be Involved 10 that
The house Of Josiah lee A co. though an old one, 10
composed now or entirely different parties nom those
originally comprised in the tile Of the nrm The present
members Wears. Jerard AMI George PHILIP Cover,
who, with Mr. George = Reese lsot long since with
dfawn), succccfcc tie late James n Carrier ard Wm r
Daryrnpo ivo three years ago Tho orig nal founders
Of the h0aEc were Mcssrs. Ice and Johnson.
From the b timo American, Oct 81
gone excitement 0ccvioncd Ia the city yesterday
by the suspension ot the banking house of josiah Ice
kCo Their arsirs have been put IN the hands Of rus
tees prd al present no ccane statement Of their precise
CoEdlton can he givcn great many rprnor a-e a
course In circulation, but Il would be impoesioe to
separate the false rom the true, we give neither Toe
HOT se one of the oldest nuancia Institutions To TIC city,
ttcueh IN the ast few years rs prorretorshp hss been
entirely charged by the wlthdrawa OF former partners
Messrs. Appleton Co. bankers, recently established
house also suspended yesterday Tne great fall IN prices
Al the stock Bsard especla ofihe copper mining stocks
given an the cause OF tbese fuspcns'ons,
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steady At b2s 3D. Sugar buoysps and 81. Is higher
Tea slightly advanced common Congo, is 3D. AIS "a
Ccfiee steady. Lnseed cakes 10 gOoi demand; New
York barrels, ell Is Cd Boeon bags f10 It's Cd fsn
oils steady; linseed oil duh at Sis Rice drm spirits
tupentine firm, and ishtly higher; sales a. S3s.
HAvRE MARKET
For the week, Including 0d II
Coton-ales OF the week II 600 bags market bog ant
and a. ST. higher; New Orleans tres odnaire s6f 90
bas Ssf stock IN port, 139 900 bales Breadstuns dn
Ashes dull Coffee quiet. ols heavy. Rice nrm. sugar
buoyant Tallow slightly advanced. Lard quiet
Whslebone slo Y Of sale and prices unchanged
THE LATEST MARKETS.
IIvERrooI, Oct Il, 1860.
Cotton-saes yesterday 10 0o0 bales aiding 5000 70
spectators and export Market closed quiet.
BreadstcHs STEADY.
Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Oct 2o-ETening.
Consnls closed at 927sc. 93c.
The London Times Of TO day reports ales OF Illinois
Central thsres at 20H discount; New York Central
shares at 81 q 80, Erie shares at 50 y.
PANS, Oct 20, ls6o
Rentes closed at 6sf 76c.
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Tn. southern Clothing Trade.

rhere are about ihirtynvc large wholesale clothing
houses in New York, manufacturing from four y Ave
million yearly, and employing, at moderate calculation,
nom eight 70 ten thousand operatives, and running At
least two thousand machines. Twothrds Of ,hese opera
,ves are German voters and wholly dependent on these
houses for work. II 10, generally known, but y s
nci that since early In Augus.-now about three
morihs,he great buk Of thesc horse, have been Idle
doing nothing for next not of them have not made
a garment for next scason Such ihng has never
before bctr known THIS tate c things has been brought
about by the mere anticipation Of fincous election and
WI ~ may We erpea Il be IA eiccicd2 viii our Germsn
and rish aos support tot that Il & br1g The bsead
ont 81 their uoutbt Support ticket tnai socks y ele
vstc The negro sct him free, rut bin 10 our n ist Ant
sriss or white population frsN obr rq6ttac-. orr
? Bcut1, stEsstr aud doF ~dssfN.ne II uey -
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Suggestions 10 Working 4 man.
To TuE kpIroR oF TnE nERALp.

Through the columns Of your valuable journal beg
leave rag to the workngmcn OF New York and ada
cent cos that it is In their power to materially
improve their condition. by choosing but good
to Office and thus prosperous nttion OF trade
general for years 10 come, which Is the best way 10
obtain plenty oi employment and good wagesfar bet.
way than by strikes AMI other mbiualons, which
were 40 rife last spring
II is the duty aud should DO tho aim Of every
rgman 10 examine tie character Of every candidate Ia
his dkTc and vote only for the beat regardless Of tho
party TO whi-h he belongs Ia this tney confer
evera,tng benefit upon themselves, their families
and the public at large.
BY Swing the above q place in your paper you VIII
much oblse a sincere friend OF the WORkINoMAN.
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THE NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

CARE RACE Nov. l, 1850
The steamship Europa, rrom Liverpool saturday the
goth Of October via Queenstown 2Ist boarded off
this point at hve O'Clock A. to-day by the news yacht
OF the press.
The steamship Persia from New York arrived at Liver
pool on the Goth she carried out news Of the burning
the CoLnaught.
The weather In England continued unsettled and
stormy.
Gotha newspaper supposes that the only daughter Of
the Duke OF SAKE henngon just turne seventeen the
destined bride OF the Prince OF Wales.