New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-28
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Louisiana Legislature,


BARON ROUGE, Nov. 27--In the Senate, Messrs.
Pierce and Hough retain their seats Mr.. McNeely
succeeds Mr.. Phillips, who has accepted com.
mission from the Confederate Government The
Standing Committees were announced, and B. W.
Pearce elected president pro tenn. s
In the House, bill passed appropriating SIS ,0CG
for pay of members, officers, etc., Of the General
Assembly. The following bills were then altered
By Mr.. Shaw-a bill nstructing the Attorney,
General not to proceed against the Banks that
have suspended specie payments. By Mr.. Bree-
thoupt-a bill calling State Convention, to ap-
prove the suspension by the Banks of specie pay
ments. By Mr.. Dunn--a bill for the forcible
liquidation of the Free Banks in certain contingent
cies. Quite number of bills were introduced in
relation to the collection of debts by judicial pro-
cess, all Of which were referred to the Judiciary
Committee. The special order for this day was
the resolution to accept the invitation Of the Com
mon Council of New Orleans for adjournment to
that city, which was debated at some length
when substitute was offered by Mr.. Shaw pro-
viding for the removal, with the concurrence of
three. .fourths of the members of both Houses, and
was adopted. This resolution will be reconsdered
tomorrow. l=
From Nashville. +
NASHVILLE, Nov. 27th.-The Louisville Courier Of
to-day t27th inst) says the affair at Franklin, KY,
which resulted in the burning of a house with
several persons in it, had no reference to politics.
none of the parties being Lincontes. The facts of
the case are the following: The parties were
charged with being engaged in the killing of one
David Whtesides, about one month since, and
they were in George Bells house when the at.
tempt was made to arrest them by q squad of
soldiers sent by Gen. Buckner, at the request of
Judge Williams they resisted killing one soldier
and wounding another, the affair then resulting as>
stated yesterday in the press despatch.
Movements of Gen. Price.
RoLLA. Mo-, Nov. 2l.-The latest adVices from
the South are that Gen. Price had abandoned his
position at Cassville, and was moving towards Ne.
osho. The rebel (Missour) State Legislature, in
session ct Neosho, has passed an ordinance of se-
cession from the United States, and gone with the
Southern Confederacy, and elected Gen. Rains Con-
federate Senator. 1t is thought Gen. Parsons will
be the other Senator. ---'s
Lincolnites Stealing Negroes,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-The steamer Stepping
Stone run the blockade last night bringing seventy
five contrabands from Virginia. ,s,-4-
The last European steamers adviees exhibit q
more favorable tone of the French press, and,
shows growing sympathy with the Federas.
| England growls, but shows no stomach for war.
postoffice was established at Beaufort to-day.
Gen. Butler is here, receiving instructions in re-
gard to his expedition South. ~.
Especial TO the Cincinnati CoEaaercial.l .a
WAsHlNGToS, Nov 20-At supper given to-
| Prentice by Forney last night Secretary Cameron
reiterated his opinion, that s1last resort of the
| Federal Government it ought to arm every man
who desires to strike for human. liberty It's be-
lieved that assurance has been given through
Adams, QLincoln's) Minister to. Tendon, that free
access to the cotton ports shall be given British
| vessels at an early day.
Dupont's Powder Miil Destroyed.
| WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. D.-Dupont's Powder
Mills exploded to-day, destroying three mills and
killing three men. 80
Foreign News, by the Asia. -.
New York, Nov. 2l.-The Roy Mail steamship
Asia brings the following interesting intelligence !:
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9--.The British men-of-war
| Conqueror and Sans Farrell sail Immediately for
| Mexico. The London Times thinks the operations
OF the expedition will be very easy, but that diff
ficuties may arise from the different political SYM
pathies there with tha great Powers. 1t is reported
the Federal steamer james Adger,' now at South
| ampton, goes to tbs Mediterranean, tolaoh after
privateers. strike among the cotton spinners is
imminent, owing to the threatened reduction of
wages. The Gfeah Easters is to be equipped for
sea and is expected to leave Liverpool in February.
The Grand Duke Constantine and Duchess Of Rus
sia are on a visit to Queen Victoria. 5as5
France has given quiesing assuraneost to Switzer-
land relative to the valley of the Dieppes-
1t is reported Gariaadi has announced to. the
Centraljte Committee his firm intention not to pro
woke any movement towards Rome on Venice, bu
that he wished the popular sympathy for the unit,
of Italy encouraged
1t is rumored that preparations are making i
Genoa for a revolutionary expedition, embracing
: Montenegro. =5f .aygr. II,
Anautograpk letter from the Emperor Franei
Joseph Of Austria announces his intention to carr,
out the Government policy in Hungary.
| There is great frmness in cotton at ManchaSte
| and a further advance il demanded, ,