The New York herald., 1864-11-26
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
INV Opf Nav 1884

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Our New Orleans Corrsspondencs.
Naw ORLEANS. Nov. le, 1854.
nxs xskruo oS rsEsipsyTiAL sLsoyoRs.
The Presidential eIectcrs Of the state OF Louisiana will
meet iu accord with resolution OF the State Senate
on the first Wednesday in December. at four P.
LsGsi1rIvs ACTON 70 expEvsss yHE srArx
GOVERNMENT.
In tho House bill has been passed for the Issue OF
bonds TO the o. 81 eco, tor the purpose Of
carrying civil Of The State OF Louisi-
ana said bonds not 10 be sold at grester discount than
ten pes cent. The bll passed at i.s hrst reading.
srAHsncs 1864.
TAs following 6 reeapl.utiioa OF she ssssssm erts
of ,wsve districts Of New Orleans from the last
OF 1854 IN possson o shs Secretary Of taa Board OF Su
psrv:sor5 Asssssnent:-
vairs Of real estate $50 ols ecrsass since Isas
$253sls Income tT 10 increase s:ncs 1868 $3.50 i70
Horses. cow: and carriages $500 sS5 d.crssss sIncs
Sesa,. uSss sss csD and
money a.. interest," slssss oso; ncres.e. s21l4 ,s22
Kinds Of property siuce 1863, 81 52S,227.
EsxARK IrS BETWEEN Sxv Toeg AND yyw oRiIAys.
The siT YSt sssss;S
morsInz This Is the quickest trip record, the time
being ssou. six days elcsea hours.
Nsw orisAss, Nov. 10, 1884
GOVERNOR ALIEN oR5lsrs:Sa iks seGao ssGixsSfs
A gentleman from Shreveport reports that Goveruor
Aen has organized ten negro regiments AZ that place for
the rebel service They armed ana equipped By the
proceeds cotton sales Mstsnoros from whence their
arms and uniforms brought.
sx8EJ TROOPS AZ ALsxAHpNA.
He also reports Gensrs' Bucrner has ton ihoussnl
rose troops under hs command At Alexandra, bus be Is
probably mistaken as TO the number
There IA sbundancs Of provisions chiefly bee. and
npea at Alera anJr The nd a, toc
but suad bss,s still ply between Shreveport and Ass
sntr,s.
oorroy crssinosa
some tims since II wss stated that one hun6rs6 and
afty Ioads three thousand bales OF cotton had
bee. stopped by the rer.i military authorities In transit
10 rowusvle, the houston Railroad. II hss since
been released Cotton sels al BrowDsvi 10 aud Matsmo
from thrtynve TO forty cents ia sold and i'm
ported goods arc purchased q, Nov York prices.
gentleman arrived last week the steamer IRON
New YORK, with permission from Presideut Liuco!u 10
bring twenty thousand bales OF cotton uto our pes 20
be paid for oIs third 10 goods esd luo thirds n sreso
rsp Hotns PAT kouYs
Another steamer the Gooers Banks hx bssE Gads& 10
,h1 Mobile bay Rrt Pensscols route.
Hosss IN TROUBLE
The order from Gesera uribus prohibiting ssIss u
caused sres s,sas,on smosS aorss dosisrs "ss
known prvstcy some days s,,cs, thai another horse
seizure was contemplated.
Nxw ORLEANS, Ia Nov. 70, 1894
xEws PROM sxxAs
From Houston, Texas, papers, extract the follow.
ing
Tho blockade rusning steamer Susanna isf caivessoo
OF ths ash Of the eth ut Tue Galveston despatch 70
the 7eisoYapA says: IA fast sidewhce steamer and
gunboAt are missing this moroIna (oct y. supposed
20 have gone IN search Of her," The Susanna perhaps
the fastest and most successful blockade runner Aaoal
YELLOW rgvgs Ar HOUSTON rzxs
yellow fever 10 Increasing 10 Hooston to an alarming
extent rhors we're hundred bsrs on tho 10Th
OF October The lever 10 dlmn ishing al Galveston.
rfs rgxAs sEsEsvrs
Brigssier General b. Robertson takes commsee or the
The IKE Davis, L win 30 remembered. r,s captured
sbou, two months ego wec 90 Dor way from sagisd 70
rebel prva,esr Through rebel s0e-ces we uow learn
,nal tho Davis was Condemned prize, sad sod on ocio
Der ~, 1864
Action is be.os taken IN Texas TO soasc.ios State
expected viii creAto great excitement
Nav osLrAss, Nov. I9-a Pm
A REBEL oasr ar.
Two hundred under commsIi of Major Mullsy
wore sent from Tnbodsaux yesterday morning. By Brgs
der General Cameron. Tor the purpoye Of breaking up
euera camp Ia the ncgbborhood. They landed bayou
Portage st the head Of Lake Narsso Pon and dscos
cd Murphys whitakcr's aud kug'5 c,mpanes guarding
. number OF boats An eDgtgem''f eIsaed, 10 which
the rebels wore rcpused our forces then destroyed thu
bats; sacslbsr With tho rebel camp aud basg,gs.
Hs~ ostrsS., Nov. Ie-3 M
rsAsKscivsa sNouAsirios.
Governor Hahn has this Afternoon ssDd . procsma-
tios appssutipg rboreday the oath Instant dsy Of
rospksgv,ae and prayer God Ter recent victorss
ios VI The returned nee state OF Louisiana
To dsy Genersi Canhy 10 Jch better. lie viii probA
bly be sble 70 nt up N 3 veek.