New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
rsLreRApHeD TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
[nY THE sou7Hwgs1sHs LINE.


Breckenridge l60, and Douglas 1oS.
st. Joseph, Tensas parish -Breekinridge 80, Bell
10, Douglas none.
Ashwood, Tensas parish -Breckinridge "a Bell
IA, Douglas 8. .
Hardtimes, Tensas parish -Breckinridge 10, Bell
s, Douglas none.
Lafourche- Douglas GIT, Bell 327, Breckinridge
2l4.
Terrebonne-Dougas 81, Bell 44O, Breckenridge
AL. @.5 - M-m.
Assumption, three polls to hear from-Douglas
45l, Bell 223, Breckinridge 1893.
In the Parish of Pointe CoupGe Breckinridge re-
ceived majority of 4sl.
Ayoyelles Parish gives Breckenridge $50 ma
jority.
The majority Of Brecknridge in the Parish of
West Feliciana is put down at 81.
Waterproof, Tensas Parish, gives Breckinridge
As majority.
Wilkinson gives Breckinridge 10 majority.
MISSISSIPPI.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 7.-The following are the re-
turns Of the election in this city yesterday: Bell,
sos; Breckinridge 442; and Douglas, 70.
In Jefferson county Breckenridge receives ma
jority of 81.
Adams county, in the State Of Mississippi, gives
Bell 448, Breckinridge 376, Douglas 15s.
EIARYLAED.
BALTIMORE Nov 7.-Accordng to the returns
| already received from counties in the interior,
Bell has probably carried the State Of Maryland
by good majority.
NEW YORK. -Yms
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-As far as heard from, the
Black Republican majority in the State amounts to
upwards Of $4,000.
DELAWARE. *----@
WILMINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE returns indicate that
| the State Of Delaware has gone for Breckfnridge
by about 1900 majority, if not more.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD Nov. 7.--- The Black Depublican
majority in the State of Connecticut is put down
at 10000 the plurality at 26,O0O
WISCONSIN. .n.m
MILWAUKEE. Nov 1.-THE returns indicate that
the State of Wisconsin has gone for Lincoln by
10000 majority.
Massachusetts Congressional Election.
BosroN, Nov. 7.-Burlingame, Black Republican
candidate, has been defeated for Congress.
The election on Tuesday passed of in the most
perfect order and quiet.
New Jersey Election for Congressman,
TRENTON, N. j.. New, 7.-Perry, Democratic can
didate, is elected to Congress over Pennington
The report of last evening stating that Pennington
had been reelected for the coming term is incor-
rect. .a=-.
loP. M.--The Union ticket in this State has a
majority of 5000.
The South Resolved to Secede,
AUGUSTA, Nov 7.-When the news of Lincoln's
election was received here the sternest indignation
was expressed.
Different portions of the South heard from are
in favor of calling State Conventions to deliberate
on the course of policy.
It was reported in Columbia last night that the
Legislature of South Carolina will soon send a
commissioner to the Georgia Legislature to concur
about prompt action.
South Carolina Preparing to secede.
CHaRLEsToN, Nov. 7.-This city is plunged into
wild state of excitement at the news received from
the North announcing the election of Lincoln.
The Judge of the o. S. District Court resigned
his office this morning in open Court James Con-
ner, District Attorney, also resigned to-day. Mr..
Colcock, Collector of this port, has notified the
President of their designations.
All Federal officers have expressed their deter
mnation to resign previous to the Inauguration of
Abe Lincoln.
The Mercury of this morning says the news of
long continued cheering for Southern Con.
federacy. %@-=5
Joint resolutions were adopted in South Carolina
on Tuesday, making the special order of Thursday
the questions to call convention Of the people Of
the State, for the reorganization of the militia,
and to make preparations for the defense of the
State.
Mr.. BUST, urging in the House a resolution, said
a., 4I,a
qualified, eheetiye and decisive in case OF Lincoln's
election Tuesday night.
Congressman Boyce made an elaborate speech
from the steps of the Congaree House, in which
he urged the secession of South Carolina in the
event of Lincons election. He was followed by
many other prominent South Carolinians of the
same line of politics. zm.= f
AUGUSTA, Nov. I've are in receipt of tele
graphic dispatch from prominent Carolinian in
Columbia, stating that South Carolina will call a
convention forthwith and dissolve her connection
with the Union.
The Steamship Edinburg at New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE steamship Edinburg,
Capt Kennedy, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 24th, and touched at Queenstown on the even
ing of the 25th ult., reached her dock to-day.
Her commercial and political adyiees have been
anticipated by the steamship Persia off Cape Race
and the Anglo Saxon off Farther Point.
Wetherspoou, Kingsford & Co.'s Circular.
Wetherspoon, Kingsford & Co.'s circular by the
Asia says the cotton market maintains dull aspect
and that prices are in favor of the buyer. The
sales were for the most part made to the trade 1t
quotes Middling Orleans at l23c.
1t adds that good business is being done in
freights on cotton to Liverpool.
Sailing of the Steamship Asia
New York, Nov. THE Royal mail steamship
Asia sailed from this port to-day for Liverpool via
Queenstown.
The latest New Orleans mail dates taken out by
her are those of the lst inst; the latest tele-
grams are those of yesterday (6th nst.)
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov. THE Flour market closed
dull, with sales at 81 rs to 81 49, Oats are selling
at 2S to 2sc per bushel. The sales of Whisky in
eluded 1900 bbls. at l6a to 1850. per gallon.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Cotton market closed
easier with sales of 2500 bales at llgc. for Mid
ding. Flour dull at decline of Sc. sales com.
prsed $4,000 bbls at S. 80 to IS 30. Wheat de-
cliped to &c. per bushe Corn closed active at
an advance of lc. per bushel. The sales amount
to 10000 bushels at prices ranging from 72 to $780,
The sales of Western Mess Pork sum up $50 bbls
at SIS l23. Lard was dull, while the sales en-
braeed l45 bbls. at l2s to 13c per h. Sugar firm
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