New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06

| ing speech. His declaration that II johnson dld
| not take care and walk the plank straight, the
| fortieth Congress would remove him, and put an
| honest and loyal man in his place, was received
| with tremendous enthusiasm.
THE OCTOBER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sYLVANIA-- IOWA.
| In view of the approaching elections IN ONO,
| Indiana Pennsylvania aud Iowa. each OF which IS
held on next Tuesday, the 9th inst, we subjoin
the names of the candidates to be elected and the
vote of each State by counties in the late cleo
/ tons.
i Tn Ohio there are to be elected, this year, nine
teen members of Congress, secretary of state,
/ Judge of the supreme court, and member OF the
i board of public works.
| FROM LEyINGToE-ISDIANs ABOUT FORT RANDALL
LETTER FROM AN ARMY OFFICER.
\ Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazete,l
LEXINGTON KY, Oct. IA letter from an
officer Of the regular army at Fort Randall says
noticed in a great many papers that the Indians
have been on the war path around here and on
the upper Missouri. Such things are all false
They all seem to be very quiet, and if the govern
ment wishes to keep them quiet, it had better
keep away the commissioners.
He also says, miners come down the river by
here every day in large numbers. Some have a
large amount Of the precious metals, but still beg
| their way home.
FROM NEW YoRK-THE JEROME PARK RACES.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The attendance at the races
to-day was very large. In the hurdle race of two
miles there were four starters. Citadel won the
race III AIS. Ligzag was second, Tennessee third
and Hammer fourth.
The second race was won by Mr.. AlexaDder's
Watson, who won both heats. Time, l:484 and
l:48.
In the third race Luther was first. Loadstone
second and Knighthood third. Time, BIZ.
oEE's PARTNER NOTIFIED OF HIS PAY.
) Gen. Couch was yesterday notified of his ap-
pontment as collector Of the port Of Boston,
GREAT MASS MEETING OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS,
! MEANWHILE, PA, Oct 2.-The greatest mass
meeting ever held here is in progress. Fully
: twenty thousand strangers are in town. Able
speakers are addressRS the multitude. 1t is the
greatest meeting, outside of Pittsburg, held in
Western Pennsylvania.
CHOLERA AT WILMINGTON, N. d.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 2.-There have been
three fatal cases of cholera reported here during
the past three days-all on one lot and all negroes
/ No other cases are reported. Measures have been
taken to prevent spread Of the disease.
+ THE NEW ORLEANS RIoT-REPoRT OF THE INTEsT1-
: eating COMMITTEE GEN. sHERIDANs DIS
= PATCHES FULLY SUSTAINED.
i NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.--The Tribune has a spec
+ tonight from New Orleans, containing the re-
Y port Of the military commission to investigate the
riots in that city. The report is signed by Gems.
Mower, Quincy, Gregg and Baldry. 1t gives q
full synopsis Of of evidence, confirming the DIS
patches Of Gen. Sheridan
g Tie commission gives the opinion that there
Y was preconcerted plan among -he rebel assocla-
tons for the purpose Of attacking the convention
if there should be any plausible preteXt. But Tor
the declaration fmartal law and the presence of
II troops fire and bloodshed would have ragged
II through the night in all negro quarters Of the city
and the lives and property Of Unonists and north
II ern men would have been at the mercy Of the
r mob. The mob were rebel soldiers.
n The board reviewed the conduct Of Mayor Mon
II roe and believe his action preCipitated the con
sequences that ensued from his own acts. The
1t party in power in New Orleans, with Mayor Mon
te roe, the board believe, if allowed to have then
tie own way without punishment for past otfenses
t. will soon render New Orleans place of insecurity
g. for Northern lives and property
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~ SPEECH BY THE KING OF GREECE.
y The King of Greece in a speech to the minis
~ ters of foreign powers, expressed sympathy witt
~ the Christians of Turkey and saws he canno
20 nrevent his subjects from giving them aid
an The speech caused great agitation among tn
:" Greeks.
MORE ABOUT THE FRENCH CIRCULAR.
M, ino,,or+ov+ Erorcl ciror1ar note orroo5
rofarTed td after showing that the recent chance
e. IL Enron vs. are fsVorabe to Franc nronans
he The coation of the three Northern Courts
lis broken nm The new nrinciDle ruling in Enron
er ; 4ba iiher+v If alliances bTgrandi5eT PrI1esi
at sac1,ras tbs indenandpnce nt GerToanv Frann
~ eli o+ feeI disHoec tn onnose nr to III
he ~ ~ oSsailotiIT which has met haan
IS mlisbe9 and 70 snh6rdinate feeii1gs Of inao1sU
of .b ncinlse If nafonaIities y9bcb Tenrase
en- G pnFegls re card for the neonlc
en- "lt ~ II imitatinG France GpTman1 has taken
N. ste3 which draws her nearer to rs, notwtl
standing nnrenectinr suscentibilitias ItaIv ba
s%nays drawn nearer to rs il IDEAS nrinSSna a
~ and interests The Sentember convention whic
~ secnraa the nontifcaI interests will he lovaiI
al carried out Second.class naval forces are aIsin
i in The Rattle and the Mediterranean which assnr
,m the liberty Of those seas Austria relieved Of he
hu Italian and German leanings. and no Ion@er en-
= blowing her forces in barren riyalries, Int cor
centTafinG them upOn the east of Throne sti
renreseutS IS 900 600 souls, whom no hostile il
he teTests separate from France
ur- Ry what singular reunion of the mast mon til
in future shall public opinion see, not the allie,
)ut Int the enemies Of France in nations liberata
Of from a past that was hostile to Us, and now Gale
it'll tn enter unon a new existence. Guided nv nrine
The ples which are our own. and animated hv Il
er- Sentiments of progress which form fine n3cif
link of society.
to In Europe, more strongly constituted and mo,
OF Homogeneous. by better defined territorial div
m sions is guaranty for the peace Of the cont