New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Tho Re.EIecsisn OF Lineoin-Thc Military
Prospects-Gen. Carby Recovering
Militia EnroIinsens-rbe Senatorial
Election a Nuility-i.cg,siativc CorrnD-
sion-The Planting Season.

4Iin0 Enrotinaons-fs SehosSrAos
Election a Nuility-f.cg,sia,ivc COrruD.
sioa-The Planting Season. '
From Our Special Correspondent.
NEw.ORIRASs Nov 10, 1864.
The result was never O matter Of any consid.
cradle doubt here but still the people, ard particularly
the business Of this city reioced this week
by the news Of the reelection Of Ab"Hham Lincoln.
While al predicted the event. and none doubted it &C.
riousy stl certain and for On election in
which these people could part ipatc suppose none
ever effected item nearly. Everything had bern
postponei til after tho election Men would not mako
contracts til they knew how the election was going
The PLANTER VINO wanted 70 icfse ms linds 10 sone
Northern witt capital and s'use enough 60 work
Them wal cd 10 see i McCle Ins election would not
give bin hope foT comlronise, determined TO hold
on himself II such were the cas- o. tie other hand
+hc Nc-+hern nan would iinelly eODcu1e his en-
gagenent for tie lands Until toe lection assured him
that he would rot prOba0ly D. ablndohed among cec-
mics Ly his Government wtlI twelve no libs. NOW
that the long agony Is over tn'ie Is pIrltll TT
val OF trade and people begin to think they understand
the immediate future. and c'n mato CALCULATIONS &c
cordiEgy. It is great hing to LOT p's iHshnui
There is as yet no bright prospect Of renewal OF
activity among tue troops Of this y, plftnent a nt,e
stir made few days ,ao Dldcr5 ot tn' iDPess
ment Of some horses in this city bnt the act tp' scv
eral oasairy regiments in the Denr'ment nave zen
yirr'ly Without horses for long time ought 70 eSiLi
General Candy Is slowly recovering from his wound
bclcyo he is attending to his official duties as 4'fn
fhe enrolment Of TIE militia has been almost CON.
,lotnd Il ou,hous nl Of that poriol o. TIE state OF
Louisiana within Union lines. be people nave iaken
this mitn business very qlleui' As man! q 'no
whites as pos sibe viii yet eXempO f Oh oie eScGse or
her; and the remniU de- never be oGanzd MTG
any effective force for either 0fons v9 or dfenslVc pur'
poses speak Of the country Here ~ pc cay, sey
oral GOOD regincnts VIII be fOTme, anu me nhy cf
guarding toe place viii become less onefJu3 o. tnc 'O-
uni .ev sad regular frtar.
There hr. Teen one popularity about the enrolment
OF ,he militia of Louisiana Which ,as MT yet bo'n men
Toned in tie North ard which shows tiat Or arthori-
ties ere Up the times. Thee has been 10 iespecs
nail 10 color 4 mans blacs skin more excuses IN
from militia duty than it helps him to vote White u
black have been taken together rBetler tny WA 10
organized into companies in Ike indsetGlihae man
ner remains 10 b. seem =
Tie Seaaorial qnestion came Up agan IN the Lrgis.
ia,uge n few, layi since IN r rfthpr lun1y way The
Senator's elect, Ale.srs. Il. King Cn.er ard cAaes
smish rot being very well acsuilnted ~th tae poical
history Of Louisiana. and INK Ia CO sls.aDs nlity
ANYHOW secured their elections respectively TO MI tne
unexp.rcd terms o. slideland Be min. IL has turned
out however that Sldell nnd BeIJ nse 40 49, ~,
pred terms. They would both love Deen Out OF 1ho
SCI ATE long ago If thoe had been no ,ebcon and no
treason 10 orre This defect or nilk" OF eiecune men
10 til already expired tie Legislature psssyi
or resolui.on asking Gov. Hahn ~ give them cEeden'
ylas Simply as Senators to- Lousi1nf As the Gov
ernor is bitterly hostile 10 6oth Of the ne" senato'
and will defeat their taxing seals !. ~ Gu u 70 pfs-
snealo nat the credentials he wiH give the Will DO
nothing more than .u facts AID the action OF the
/ Legislature on the subject.
The tide oi indignation sgainst tie corruption OF INC
sta.e Convention aud e .hc INNING nigh.
is civ p.pers have published The items OF the various
hill, ptd ont OF the State Treasury, ana ihe eager
.oraubegs Tor the spos have not one WORD 20 say IN
! Il fsus. of Themselves The disbursements of Gov.
! IT1hn's Election Committee were pcld uneoF tne head
Of Inauguration Expenses. THIS IL the inst instance
on record where The eectoueeilg expenses o. pany
have been promptly and uI.disgusecy pnd cut OF the
public luncs.
/ Tre Grand jury have made several presentments
against uatties implicated in these frauds others nav
uDJcrooua most severe casiigation 90 the bands OF
Gen jiaribut the Department Commander, anu they
ere having a hard time generally. But DO hot see
hat any III tls vengeance restores any money u the
exhausted treasury.
The state finances BY the way. are in most depiof
ebe s,tuaton Save some Confederate BILLS t matters
ro, now much OF cOaEee there Is not dollar IN the
Troayly and how % rcpienish 1t IL question ihat
would rIzz.e wiser heats man tioso a<seiDDISu iof
few lours daily in Liberty HALL An ISSUE Of notes.
FOX the redemption Of which tue faith o. thc save shao
be pledged. IL ialkef u. 49,.
fhera s. : considerable stir here now omong those
drcy M rested plrutng, concerning ihe treasury
recr.ntons of Ju.y ~ touching the omplJynent and
welfare Of freedmen. Thcsc regulations nave never
gone into effect yet, and, with III due respect 10 te
lhigh aacnafes who made them, venture to THINK thai
many OF them never VIII, because they are inlprac
tcablc and chmerioal Mr. Flanders. the Supervising
SPECIAL Agent, has called a meeting Of planters Tor
Monday evening next the object OF watch As 10 have
consultation about local rules We VIII soon have an
other Louisiana frce..abor system. L j. h.