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We received nothing from New York by mail to-
day. The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the I'd gays or
Sthe money market:
There was less activity in financial circles today
than characterized business yesterday, yet rather
more SO than the corresponding day last week.
Every succeeding day seems to give Third street
more life and animation, and matters begin to have
the appearance of the fall season Of the year. The
application for loans to-day were only moderate.
The ease that has been the principal feature Of the
market for some time past continues, and short
paper, maturing in from thirty to sixty days, ID
readily taken at I0@I2 Oct Strictly rfirstciass
lists go at SOLO vet. for those having thirty aays
to run, while sixty day paper s taken at l01i2 Tct
The demand for exchange on New York to-day
was fair, but the rates are firm at prem. bHyirig
and prem selling. The supply continues fullys
equal to the demand, though the offerings over the
counter are limited There il good demand on
Baltimore at prem. buying; the selling rate re-
mains nominal at prem. Boston continues at /
sa3 prem. buying, and prem. selling. There Is d
| moderate demand on Philadelphia at prem. buy
| ing, and prem. selling. Some of the principal
bankers refuse sight on the North at present This
state Of affairs has been brought about by the dis
union movement throughout the South. How Il
will result, cur banking community do not see ft
to predict but all agree that trouble is ahead and
to steer clear If possible, of panic in the money
market, and general disrupture Of business, ID
the policy that they are determined to pursue.
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin currency is heavy aa
Ii dis. buying. The buying rate Of Missouri re.
mains at 49ct. dis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
RATES OF FREIGHT.
GKVscEEr orFTcE, !
New Orleans. Aug. 20, 1860. s



BETwEEs ORLEANS AND eIso1xsATI.
The following rates Of freight port Cncin
natl established by the seaubos Captains Association
figures are Tor through freight and the
second figures for way freight
Doucn Ftsgatpsr Hmdre& Po4Axles 80 to sc. billiard
4ge bs!s IRE and Il m5sgng r s. z ae 81 bea q TO @ boilers
sS esuon5s e 81 dsSs s. d e. e @
dry goods 80 55c doors and blinds packed Sc;
bosd 80 8 s saaGis IS pdo~ s
q & @ s9s d 4 @ & sposs n and sss
hardware and names 10 % Sc iron bar 81 Iron
iron, hollow q TO lard y ke barrels and m tiees'
30 s5c leather 40 to 45c lime % % sSe malt % to 4Oe
cabs y 3 VII p fee s5 to a6s picking yarn % 70 5c
% Ba sda g % &c. iEeE s 5 w54g @ sas ~ 3 e.
ss rSD q s ping a y T. @ soae y e ' sd
ss 60 sone, tomb IS 10 S0c shpstuf 70 e 5c to-
@sso sassS n I MOI sme IS 70 @
aJ T. MI Prf e r % 49, g 2 s:aPs bse f & e. sb 40 to 4
beef tierees small & q beef larger in a eser
agg 81 spS barrels i'm moasse SCI empty h 5 mos
I s @ @ oeioPs e@P s q s a e @ 2s 81 8 s. 60 ; I 81 q
e 2o potatoes % 70 e5e pork IS e s5c pok half barrels
Sbe IS s. 55 vinegar s. d o Whisky whisky,
hf. bbls, 55to G0c.; empty bbls., pork, sGtoS5e.
saeh, u q s@iss essh = ssiss'
each . it lin @ . e@Sh n sod 20 tn
each 81 y q card tables each sl p chairs common
mon chairs rockers 8 50 chairs dozen, 8
q 4s NC. sa e ss
cane seat dozen 81 30 to washstands common each 30
psI 10 s BED eads ii 6undes do Is 10 c bed
% & bsdesse saae z sR able saeS @ rs B
whiting desks each $40 25 ta6le frames boxed
Y PsaBd y n q sqPss NJ sa,
s2to 10 towel racks each % z5c. cables. each
marble s. % center tables each common 81 25 %
small sise % 0c, misses bsdsads III II 70 Sc
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

STATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered the 18th of July, 1860 before me-
the undersigned of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
dent of Mutual Insurance Company of New
leans who being duly according law does depose and
saw that the foregoing just true
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the 18th July, 1860
D. F. MITCHELL, I'd j. P.
The Of Trustees have reovedto an interest of SIX
PER CENT cash oil the outstanding certificates of Prof
its TO holders thereof representatives, and
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT $50 per
cent? on Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
gear ending S0h uEe 1860 for which certificates will bs
Issued on and sfter the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reseryng One Million
Dollars of Profits all ths outstanding certificates Of thi
issue of year 1857 be redeemed and after the sECoN
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-interest thereon TO oeas
from SDth June ut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO.
II H.. Jn;x.

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS ON CUMBERLAND
sMITHLAsD TO NEW ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed by
Committee appointed b the regular Captains in the trade
The figures each article for through freight the
figure or freight:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM CAIRO TO NEW ORLEANS.

The rates of freight Cairo New Orleans
yaaced 2 for bacon and lard 80 for baggiEg
and dry goods cents potatoes and onions per
-four IS CENTS whisky 80 CENTS pork 70 cents and tobacco
hundred lbs rs cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Cotton Presses.
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
FRERET's, ,''
Corner Of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchonptonlas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tehouptonlas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS.
New Levee and Louisa Streets
Corner Ieyee and Rofignac streets.
Corner Annuneiation and Richard sreets
Corner Leyee and Glouet streets, Third District
SHIPPERS, ,,..,5.........
UNION, ,,,--.--.-
WOODS, ~
TEXAS o-z,..-
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS,
Front Ievee street.
JEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
LeYee street. between ST. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets, Third District.
PIeAYUNE ,,o
INDEPENDENT,
COTTON PRESS
NEW Ievee street, between Montegut and Glouetsreets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of ST. Marys and Tehoupitoulas streets
Fourth District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Engines boilers, machinery marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Doon Freight.
Cotton yicksbug De Soto and all points below incud
ing cotton reshpped from small boats keels and fats 81 cot
ton per tun 81 boilers machinery and lumber by special
contract Down freight enumerated price up freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Bank Notes Gold and Silver Coin Bullion charged Mt
the of fourth of cent and in all cases bill Of
lHding shal accompany same, and freight prepaid
Machinery Steam Boilers, Engines and all extra heavy
freghs by special contract.
Ali persons with large of stock freight to be charged
half passage the cabin Sc deck when fed by the
boat So deck and find themselves all feed carried
with stock to pay freight at regular rates.
articles Merchandise specified enumerated in the
above lists Up Fregh be charged proportion
ate rates according their classification.
ghteage Marble and Carriages Of all descriptions and
ghierage Salt if reshpped 10 be at of Com
signees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
-, NEW ORLEANS. JACK
- e. Son AND dREAT EoRTnEkN

RsEs RzE, N4zsaEsf n SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
f9x4SlSz HsTsssssss5 RAILROAD.
Two Passenger Trains leave the Depot at the corner Of CALI
one Magnolia streets day-the Mail Train 30 A. M
and the Express Train at 730 7. NJ,
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads and
sold to all the principal cities Of the North East and
West. -.
Time to York. three days and 10 hours Price 8 co.
For further information apply at the General Ticket Once
l1a Camp street.
Hope street. late $50 r. NJ, daily Sundays excepeal.
The Company not responsible for loss by Ere
Excursion Train 10 Magnolia leaves on Saturday at r. M
T.s. WILLIAMS,
jyl6 Iy General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Extra special trips when required at night BY Notifying
the consdctor Fare So per trip. - 80. -,
The stop Gentilly Station when nohed
exrept boayer on mail trips 1b cents each way.
Conductor mnst be notified before the train starts.
mnbses Canal seet for the Depot every i've min
any my1 G. PANDELY Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

STATE LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this sh day Of October 1866 before
me- the subscriber Justice Or the Peace in and for tie city
aforesaid personally appeared j. TUYEs President and W
INCKs Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according TO
law dpoae and say that the above accounts just and
true and transcript from the books Of said Company
j. TUYES President.
J.W HIEcKs, Secretary.
subscribed before me- hs day October 1860
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

EAESll lVHAH An I'VE hLIS Il
fIREaENs CHARITABLE AssooIATGoN-oni Odd
FeA-vst'tfIaIl, Lafayette street
oomeaas aanG OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Sfesiaent. Isaac n. Marks, of No 49,
j. hGf1sp Fassr s ia e No. MSsf
Treasurer flames Beggs of No 20
A. Pso Co.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
First Assistant David Bradbury il. il CO. No. s.
Board Of ConmissionersIsaac n Marks Of No 1s Chair
+ No. @ n amf eDsv Repss Of ~ = M a. L. Co.
COMMITTEES.
Committee Cemeteries1ous Power of No. & Chairman
VIM. J. Ahsrn, of No. Il; I. Tracy, of No. 2s
Committee for the Relief of Widows and Orphans.
J.r Nispe Chairman of A H L. Co. No. s. Preur street
St. Charles and oarondeet
Eed seaaa Of ~ Engine House Of No. B. on Victory
street. between MariEay and a, n;.tn;s Msndsvie.
William heDer Of No 81 q and New Le
General Relief Committee
Aug. ReIehsrd Of No, as No % 81. Charles street,
fSss asl5s Il Sa camp Ss a1lsss
Second nistrict-- Wv.
asa g. Fs; sss sRs'sss Asa'
Jacob caue Of No Old LaSe Between Barrasts and ospi
tween st. Ferdinand and Port
Fourth District-
Becker, of No 22 Sorapar Streets
George Leinnger of l. H L. Co. No. ST Andrew ST.
between Lenrel and Constance.
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHEGARIEs.
Dir. j. n Folvel, No 22l carondeet street
Jon Rso and Grgd streets
Second District
DR.. f. L. TaneE Rampant and Gustomhouse streets.
e. E Mougin Apotheeary, Dauphin Cusomhouse
Third Distriet-
Dr. k Kovaeki No. 34 Old Levee street. opposite Mint
Aug Shelley pohecary Moreau Enghen streets
-Foufth District
Tuney Apothecay New Leyee street between ssraparu
and First streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07


Money-14 of per cent.
Muesn droyes 81 90 single-s5 90; Horses and Cattle
IS 90; Dogs-$3 90.
Dozen PrefQhts.
Cotton. per bal 81 Is Cotton seed--psr tup, ~.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

NEW ORLEANS RATCHET AND vIcKsBuRG PAoKET
India Baeging-per bale 90 Rice Sugar and Dry
india Baggug-iots of 10 Bbls.-haf bbls .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s~..s,--,vua4ru,syu-, .gsDNTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ErRs nMHHaEE kfs5 LsoAD-WfNTER ARRANGEMENT
1HE--t41@- Commencing Thursday, Oct rs, 1850.
MB- Fare g and rom the Lake. day only 70 cents.
AS-Buy tickets at the Office under Depot. e
-DEF4RTUHE or CARS
Fror,t thafyf Ernr, Take.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

POSITION or TIE BANKS or NEW ORLEANS or
atr0y sgefg isek, isfh ne 61aeS0J and
eoalercia year o 1e eg te ia deg N September 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

From Cotst 10 NeH Orleans.
sugar--per hdd......... 50 Molasses-per barrel :.
Moss,-per bale. .-....-+. I5 8 VA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

BROWN BROS K co. 30 oarondelet street,
+ SAMUEL. SMITH & CO.. Camp street
JUDSON 4 CO., CORNER CANA and Camp streets
BROWN JOHNSTON & CO. No S3 CaFondelct street.
BENOIST. SHAW & Co, No. l9 Camp street
BANK OF GoMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Manager, -
Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
THOMAS II. BARKER corner Camp and Grayier streets.
H w. CONNER 4 SON No. S3 Carondelet street
JOHN WOOD & CO., Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Fifty cents additional will be charged per hid. Toba
when taken out Of warehouse or OF top Of bank.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

FROM June LIST to November LIST. lsea.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Railroads. 4
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN |
Railroad No. lis Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square. ,,,.
ii, j. Pignnay iesiuens'
x. H. Charles.
T. s. Williams deneral superintendent
Railroed Office Of St. Peter and Old Leyee Streets
opposite jackson Square.
Wm. G.. pewes Pfesident
b. f. Flalders, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17
oyr,,yonoenc, q tia slchm0hd DisSxxSx:.


ere ia LYNuHBuRo, VA, Oct.lo
The Annual Fair Of The Lynchburg Agri-
cultural Society commences to-day from
presen & Indications, the exhibition promises
10 be very creditable. The number OF articles
and fine cattle on the ground, at 4 late honr
Yesterday afteruoon, without additions. made
quite n espec table show, and by the time the
quantity brought down by the arrival OF the
freight trains last evening,on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, and the accession which
will be made In the morning from the adjacent
counties, Is added, the exhibition will be
complete. Already, numerous visitors throng
the streets, which give promise OF full at
tendance. The competition for the prize by
the military, which comes off on Friday, the
10Th inst, promises to be spirited.
The weather, for some days past, has been
cold, cloudy and disagreeable. On SUNDAY,
snow fell on the mountains, in the vicinity Vi
Mount Airy, TO the depth OF two or three
inches.
A free colored man named Bill Parsons, was
accidentally killed at Liberty last evening,
while attempting to jump on the down tram
while In motion
On Sunday last the pulpits OF the various
PIotest ant Churches in this city were occu
pied by ministers Of the Presby terrain Gnureh,
who were In attendance on the occasion OF Tue
annual Synod, which adjourned on SATURDAY
evening after q harmonious session OF lhree
days.
Az the Sunday train has been discon tinued
| on the Virginia Central Road, we nave nc
| connection between this point and your CITY
| from Saturday until Monday OF eacn week
| thus depriving us Of the mail facilities IoI'
| mprly enjoyed for the length OF time specined
The press Of this city refuse TO pay the e4
| brilliant increase of charge in the transmis'
| sion of messages by telegraph. -. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17
POLITICAL NOTICES.

BRECkiNR.DGE AND L N e
yoSsoE GtkbLrSI r GSGeMNMIf NE. For
WEDNESDAY Nj 6 H T.-Let our motto be
Everything for our cause and our prlnopes,
the Union cur safeguard; Brecklnridge and Lane
VII protect the one. and save the other Forward,
Old Guard of Democrats. forward -
=, The following is the Vigilance COMMITTEE for
D. ks1 an osn
pley ard; John Albert, I hos. Bouda, Geo Barge
P Bske ~ s0is Bsy Mm setfs
A. Beine, Barg amin, Jas Beck, John +: Butler,
q H. chslksy, R. N Gary, John Crow, John
' ccurn es.f M" JRasnon. John b Shon Dan
penoon, Win W. DunnivanI: Marx Downsy, F.
DpsW1y o bosdsn Davis p ioHn b IN
" far3 Grill VIM Gs sorse L9 9ohn isns e.
son, John GILLESPIE, william F Gibson. b. CID
son, W. A; Griffin. John b. Glazebrook, Jno. Glib
Heirholtzsr, F. W Hancock. Ro. b. Heath, Lu-
f, .nti Hill VIII WIT bsrrfor Thos JsIe'
ssss' ks 5fhni2P Il kzsnesSa Ham
hu%Ok1, Lo hn.SI Wm .io'a sso W. Mum
Geo Meyer, Richard r; Mundin, W: Marteil,'
James 3 Pendlston, s. H. Parker. VIM. a; Pet.
VIM fissr. Edward Robns se James N. Ro%e
=. J. Rutherford, John T. Rogers William l..
Roach e A Roblnson, A; D. Simms. a. Stark,
$ samuel, A. j Stake, r Sampson. r B. ssarke,
" w Tlmberlake, Royal Todd. D. .Trueheart.
Wish oad, III Ts%Wy, sI1a Wan jam TodS
lsswoLth, 4. Workman, ]: r. Wren, A. West,
Geo. WillanfoId, w. Woodson, A. r. Woodson,
!, Williams, Milton Williams, Jos. J. White. A.
Woedson, A; Bargamln, Jr.,, r. Bargamin, WIN.
Bowen, RIO. s. Glazsbrook, E. w Williams. Jas.
W; Turner. Jas. F.. Deason, j. NJ. Sheppard, Jr.,
John s Rady, John T.; Cowan, F. A. West, =
Brewer, J. p: Tyler. VIM. A. Bohannon. D. B
Jones, John NJ. Goddin, G. l.. Todd. ST. Leger
Moncare, =. P Swayne, w. a Toler, R. ! Pen
dleton, H. g. Cannon, Robt. King Andre EN-
NEEDY, G. Unke. C. ]. Meice. Lawrence Martin. d
5. Lacy. VIM. Miller, Jacob Poe. Francis Brent
JOS. Stern, John Kimple, VIM. Watts.
q. 8. u. DEMON. Pres't.
WIN r. Topp Sec'y = :" oc l7-lts
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,~rsps,ww - vfitsgss within their fvach, these
Barons a. last submitted to the Lord Of CrHAR.
ca. who had himself procsaimed despot Of tn
t.,and The people, however, resolved not to
submit, and meeting In . diet at Morosaglia
chose SAmauccro pr ALAnpo for their leader.
He was the frat Of that long series Of Uorsican
heroes who constitute the glory Of the nation.
He defeated the Lord Of CINARoA, aud for
mutual defence, formed a confederacy rs-
sembling that of the Swiss mountainserss-
This free comm unity, embracing all ths couh-
try from Aleria to Oaivi, was called the Is'ra
del Commune, and existed until the final con-
quest of the French. II seems to have been
government purely Democratic. ana the seed
Of liberty thus being planted, could never be
destroyed. All this happened in the tenth
century
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Suo,y- polifirs-Court-Ju Judge Allen
HARRIsoNBURe, VA, Oct. Is

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Oct. Is
Yesterday, saturday, y snow fell here most
all day. But, in consequence OF the wet
weather we have had for some time, the snow
melted as fast as it fell. If the weather had
been dry, we would have had good Begin
ming" for winter. The weather is quite cold,
especially nights and mornings.
Politics seem to absorb all the public at
tention. We have had speeches from all
parties-Douglas, Bolts, Yancey, Ex Gov.
Smith. besides host of other smaller guns
On Saturday night, Col. Jno. b. Baldwin, OF
Staunton, delivered a speech and again to-
day, Hon. J T. Harris also spoke.
The Circuit Court, Judge J. w. Allen pre-
siding, commenced its session here on Thurs
day last, and were engaged up to Saturday
evening in trying the case of - Showalter,
charged with rape. He is TO go to the peni-
Tertiary for ~ years.
Judge J. w. Allen, who was elected to his
present position last spring, is winning golden
opinions for the prompt and energetic manner
in which he dispatches business. If he con-
tinues as he has commenced, ne will be very
popular Judge.
Bell and Everett men will raise pole here
tonight. A grand publication is anticipated
There was not much business done in the
County Court to-day PEN.
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h. FINE CHxWING TOE iCCo.--All chewers OF
the weed take it as especial favor to be told
where they get good article, at a fair price.
We are indebted to Mr.. COLEMAN WORKMAN for
bacco. which we pronounce No. l, and recon-
mend to our friends, and especially to old chew
We are also under o bligatlons to Messrs. HART
HUNT for a box of their manufacture, neatly
put up, AMI very mild Those who are fond o {
light bodied tobacco, will be eased with it, Spe-
cimens of the last brand are on exhibition at the
Mechanics Institute Fair, and are highly spoken
of by good judges.
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A LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in large number q
dairy visit REEs' Photograph and Ambrotype Gal
lery. to OBTAIN Llkenesses of n superior quality,
Family groups ana babies beautifully taken by
REEs instantaneous process. Satisfaction guar
anteed Prices low. l45 Main st. oc 1876
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MSss.g, S SsHSs N s ne VIII
second con Of AlefandefE. Boliaday, OF Henr,co
c2pney, N the 18th yeaf Of his age.