New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-11
releeaAeHeoiro THE a6w ORLEANS caescsar
TERRIBLE cArAsrRoPHE.
Between Two and Three Hundred Persons KiIlet
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Between Two and Three Hundred Persofs Killed.
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Bosros, Jan. l0.-A dispatch from Lawrence city,
in tiris State, that the large cotton fac
tory known az The pembert0n Mills in tlat city,
fell to-day with terrible crash, b,irying In its
ruins nearly six hundred operatives mostly girls
from Is to 3 years of age.
! 1t is supposed that from two hundred II three
hundred have been killed and many Others dread
4 fully mangled. Z
4 A large number Of bodies have been taken out
OF the ruins, and at the date Of our dispatch it
| was impossible to give the number saved.
Tho. building six stories high and OF Immense
length The scene after the fall beggars descrip-
4 ton.
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsHINGroS, Jan. I0.--In the House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday the rambling discussions
occupied The greater part of the day, after which
caIl was made and the Honse proceeded to vote
the tlrtieth ballot, with the following result
The total number Of votes cast was 2I9. Sherman
received lh5; Hamilton, ss; Gilner, % tie scat
tcring vote amounted to onIy L.
The members being anxious to organize the
House proceeded to the thirty-first ballot which
resulted as follows OF the total number Of votes
east, which was 2i9. Sherman received 1aJ; Ham
ilton, IS; Gilmer, 49, Reynolds, o; the scattering
'vse ~. I" % -.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The thirty y-seeond ballot,
which was partially reported yesterday, was taken
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'ile onse % concentrate felr suflFages on Gilner
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hkeiy % ne elected IMAM sherman they being Tess
opnoNioas 20 tiie conservatives
Inc washington correspondent OF the New York
!, Tribune gives some particulars of the reappear
= : ance OF Senator Seward in the Senate. He says
/ VT. Seward, while making his way to bis seat in
. The Senate chamber was stndouslF avoided hy
! ! every member On the Democratic side, except
. Douglas anu Iughi who cordially received him.
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sroi' a1et1'p'sa N eos'as iape n & = Young sifi
oi's ~ ssais n W. iast SATURDAY, He was MI
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n WASHINGTON. Jan ll1.-Tbe president hoe no,,;
# mated tho Hon. Charles i Faulkner who ,va,
I member Of CONGRESS- from virginia irr;no tba IT
y session ID Minister "a France. His nam;pat;o,
was sent to the Senate to-day. and viii nrobabl,
If he co trmed n
Ali at Sea Again.
q WAsHlsGroN Jan. lo.-The result of the ballot
IS ing on Monday has greatly disappointed all partie
: in Congress, and they are all at sea again. AS I,
d any prospect of am organization, any prognostca
tons as to the final result, are considered futile.
Montgomery Election.
a MONTGOMERY, Jan. lo.-An election was he'll
here yesterday to fill vacancy in the Alabam
), field. Nj. Yancey, the Opposition candidate, re
~ .re u'le,