New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

HARTFORD, CoSE., Nov. 9.-Lincon,s plurality
in the State Of Connecticut amounts to 28,275.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, NJ H., Nov. 9.-Lincoln's plurality in
New Hampshire amounts to nearly 1000.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-The returns thus far re-
ceived indicate that Maryland has gone for Breck
inridge by small majority.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-With the exception Of sew.
enty countless which gave Gov. Letcher 300, Breck.
inridge has 1000 majority.
Tennessee 4@
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.--The State of Tennessee is
certain for Bell by a plurality of about 1000.
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 9.--Georgia has gone for Brck.
inridge by large majority.
Florida
APALACHIcoLA, Nov. 9.-The returns from coun.
ties already heard from, show that the State has
gone for Breckinridge by good majority.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Nov. 9.-Brecknridge has carried the
State Of Mississippi by an overwhelming majority.
Illinois
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Legislature stands: one
Black Republican majority in the Senate, seven in
in the House and two doubtful.
Louisiana.
ELECTION RETURNs.--We have the following ad-
ditional returns, which seem to come in unusually
slow: -~.=@
Notwithstanding 535 Bell, 229; Dou-
glas, l01. -s..= -u
Ascension-Douglas, 356; Bell, 279; Breckin-
ridge, la. For Board of Public Works-Hebert,
240; Kent, 6s. za .q
West Baton Rouge-Bell, 2ls; Breckenridge,
A7; Douglas, 27.
The Secession Movements.
New YORK, Nov. 9.--The members of the Board
of Brokers in this city were in receipt of tele-
graphic dispatches from prominent parties in
South Carolina and other Southern States yester-
day, assuring them that there would be no seces.
sion at present nor hereafter unless Abram Lin
coin, the President elect commits acts of injustice
Burning Of the Ship China.
New YORK. Nov. 9.-The ship China, from New
Orleans bound for Liverpool, with cargo of 2775
bales of cotton, has been totally destroyed by fire
off Carnover reef. Her crew was saved and
brought into this port by the steamship Quaker
City.
Military Movements in Mobile
MOBILE, Nov. 9.-The Tribune Of this morning
publishes q card calling meeting of all those in
favor of organizing battalion Of cavalry to be
offered to the Governor of the State Of Alabama.
American War Vessel Burned
new YORK, Nov 9.--The steamer that was re-
Gently destroyed by fire turns up to be the Waran-
ham and not the Seminole, as was previously re.
ported. s 5
Mutiny on Board an American Vessel.
The Quaker City reports that the crew of the
American bark Champion had assembled and
threatened the life of the captain, who, with the
assistance of his mate, succeeded in quelling the
disturbance. The mutineers were afterwards
sent to Key West for trial.
Later from Havana.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-The U. S. mail steamship
Quaker City, Capt. Shufeldt with advices from
Havana, reached her dock this day.
From Havana the Quaker City brings nothing
really later than was received at New Orleans by
the steamship Empire City.
Seizure of Fort Moultrie, s. c. u=
New YORK, Nov. 9-The Worlds correspondent
at Washington says that rumors are current of the
seizure of Fort Moultrie by the secessionists.
These reports, however, lack confirmation
Astor House. N Y, Damaged by Fire.
New YORK, Now 9.-At an early hour yesterday
morning fire broke out in the Astor House, which
was, however, by prompt eSertions on the part Of
the fire companies, e1tinguished before any dam
age of q serious character was done.
The fine furniture in the parlor and several of
the sleeping rooms are considerably injured by
smoke and water.
Explosion on Lake Michigan.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The propeller Globe, a short
time after her arrival at this port from Buffalo, ex-
ploded one boiler with great force. Several per-
sons were killed and some others were badly
scalded or otherwise injured.
The Election in Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 9.-The Advertiser claims the
State of Michigan for Lincoln by 25, 900 to 10000
majority.
The Lines East.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-The lines east of this point
are working badly. We have had no election re-
turns for the last twenty.four hours.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI Nov. s.-The Flour market was dull
to-day, while the sales embraced 700 bbls at 81 s5
to So The sales of Whisky included 400 bbs at
16ae. per gallon. Corn closed active, with sales at
35sc. per bushel. Oats are dull at 2sc. per bushel
NEw YoRK, Nov 9.-The sales of Cotton includ-
ed 22oO bales at 1lbc. for Middling. The market
is somewhat easier. There were l6, $50 barrels of
Flour sold to-day at So 80 to So so for supertine
State. The turn is in favor of the buyer.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Flour closed dull at So 25
for Choice Extra. Wheat dull and declined &C. per
bushel. White Corn quoted at 35 to SEC. per bushel
Oats dull at 28c. per bushel. The sales of Whisky
included 1900 barrels at l94e. Lard is selling at
lie. per pound. Sugar-sales at 81 to 94e. per
pound. Coffee was sold at l54 to l53c for Rio.
Molasses-sales at Al to 42c. per gallon.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-The Ohio river at this
point was rising slowly last evening, with nine feet
four inches water in the canal by the mark, at
darn.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Ohio river at this point
at stand this evening, with feet water in the
canal by the mark.
YIeKsBrEG, Nov. 9.--The steamers D. A. Janu-
ary, Minnekaha and Republic passed down at and
the Louis Dor at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
The Nina Simms passed down at o'clock last
evening.
The Universe passed this point at / and the Henry
raircbiId at Ii O'Clock this morning, en- route to
New Orleans.
TRIAL OF THE FLORIDA REBELs.-The Apalachi-
cola Times says Of the trial Of the late insurgents
of Calhoun county, Florida:
Judge Finley is holding his court and tie Grand
Jury ere having pretracted session, and rumor
states that true bills have been found Gin all prob
ability against nearly all those engaged in the
difficulties The detachment of Franklin RiRes
which escorted the prisoners from this county 10