New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

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Of delegates to the south f,aysysas cso,vs,.,,...
laEes place easiier than was anticipated
nsat sssa.e neIe - senslbly Affected under the
sa.,oyad ss he seat of Government may be
4essrs CoHwin, Ewing, vinton of Ohio, Graham.
as members tf Lincon's cabinet. $50. "
Az uneonaEm Emed rumor says that South Cardinals
deelasatlon q independence was presented 10 ne
President today.
Grand Mass Meeting in Jackson, Misa
JACKSON, NoY. 1s.--An immense meeting of ths
citizens Of al parties, the largest ever assembled
in Jackson, was held tonight.
kesoiutionfy unanimously passed, expressing
determination to resist bincoln's Administration
and endorsing the action of South Carolina
The peopla are entirely united OH these issues.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs. Anderson.
brown, enoAson. Barksdale, Pettns Harris, Yerger
The most intense enthusiasm prevailed and the
meeting adjourned amid loud cheers.
Southern Commercial Convention.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. l3.-The Southern CONNER
eiai Convention ialied to meet yesterday account
Georgia Legislative Proceedings
MnLEDGEFn.LE, Nov. in the House L BIN
was unanimously passed appropriatin9 a million of
dollars to arm and equip Georgia.
sefy httIa excitement prevails about the present
south CaTolina Legislature Adjourn Sine Die.
coLUMstA. s e., Nov. ls.-The extra session of
the South tIarolina Legislature adjourned ai1.s 1f
at Ill o'clock this morning. - -
Proceedings Of the Carolina LeessIature.
CoLUaBIA, 8. O., Nov l2--En the Senate to-day
Dill was introduced for legalizing the er,afon
specie Payments, which passed second geasng
In the House, bill for the same purpose was
passed and sent to the Senate for concur ence
The Fayetteville, N. G., Arsenal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA company of II. j.
artillery rs left for Fayetteyilla, n. C. to protect
Discount an South Carolina and Georgia Money.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 1s.-The brokers here take
South Carolina and Georgia notes at discount Of
five per cent
New York Money Market
New YDRK, Nov. Is.-sterling exchange has
again experienced further decline
Seventy thousand pounds bankera' were sold
yesterday at 1o7l to 1919.
Exchange on the South is abundant at rates en-
trely nominal.
Francs tre declining.
Half million more gold was sent South yester-
day and to-day for the purchase of exchange.
All kinds of stocks are seriously depressed, and
business is generally quiet.
Money IS somewhat tighter, but hopeful feelings
prevail.
Governor Pettus' Proclamation.
JACKSON, Nov l3.--Gov Petsus has issued A
proclamation convenng the Legislature Of Miasia-
sippi on the 26th instant, to take into considera
ton the propriety and necessity Of providing gure
and better safeguards for the lives, liberties and
property of Mississippians than is to be found in
Black Republican oaths, as evinced in the late
election and past actions of Northern State gov
ernments.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-The Cotton market closed
qniet with sales of 1900 bales at ]c. per Ib Flour
decned5 to l0c. Sales to-day 1850 bbls at Is
20 to $5 rs for Superfne State the market closing
quiet Wheat declining and prices to 2c lower
than yesterday. Gore closed quiet. The saIessum
up 5000 bushels at prices ranging from SIS to roc
Pork rules dull at SIS s. to $I9 {21 per bbl Lard
dull. SAles 100 bbls. at IL to 121c. per lb Sugar
market dull Sales 245 boxes Cuba at s to Tc., and
Havana at 6ac per lb. Stocks have decidedly im-
proved and the market remains firm at the improve
ment 4 e5 55.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-Flour dull al 81 10 to $l
80. Whisky-Sales at 16ac. per gallon. Provisions
nominal Money brisk at IL per cent.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov I3.--The Ohio river at this
point WIS rising this evening. with feet inches
in the canal by the mark at dark.