New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
NEGRO CONVENTION AT lNBlRRAPOLlS DENOUHCES
PRESIDENT JOHNSON
AMERICAN OFFICERS ApPOINTEDM yUARFzs ARMY.
Interesting General Intelligence,
MARKETS, SHIPPING, RIVER sEws

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Edward Lee Plumb,
secretary of legation to Mexico, IN company with
Gen. Shermans chief of staff lefs here last evening
for New York. where they will await the arrival
ofthe Mexican minister, Hon. L. D. Campbell, and
Gen. Sherman, who are eXpecte6ito arrive in New
York tomorrow or next day. The entire party
will sail from New Yerk for Vera Cruz, probably
on Saturday next, upon the UniEed'S steamer
Susquehanna.
New YORK, Nov 8.-The tyPtns fever has bro
ken out in malignant form in one of tlse chari-
table institutions on Manhattan Island. Fourteen
cases have been removed to the fever hospital
within few days.
The steamer Florida arrived to-day from Hayre.
She had twenty nine death on the passage from
cholera. There are Ave patients still on board
who will be transferred to the Illinois. The Flor-
da is chartered by the French government to go
to Vera Cruz for troops, and only touched at N ew
York to land passengers.
The colored convention was again in session at
indianapolis yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
denouncing President Johnson and reproung Con,
gress for hesitating to confer impartial suffrage
on account of miserable considerations, of policy.
| WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-The secretary of the
treasury has sold the Marine Hospital at Charles
ton, S. c., to the Protestant Episcopal Church
South of that city, to be used as an orphans
home and school for the education of freedmsn's
Children President johnson has subscribed $1,000
to the fund to enable the society to make the pur-
chase.
SAN FRANoIsCo Nov. T.-Letters received from
Juarez announce the arrival at Chihuahua of sixty
/ American officers, who would Immediately be
assigned to service in the Liberal army.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 8, P. M.-Flour drooping at
$l2 4oQ0l7 25. Wheat dull and to Sc. lower.
Pork quiet at $27 so. Lard heavy at I40l54c.
Coupons of sl, ll4B; of '69, 1103; of '64, 107i
of 65, 1919; lO-4Os, 1909 treasures, foS's third
series, lO6.
Cotton a01c. lower; sales 900 bales, middling
uplands at 3Sc. Flour dull; common, dropping
Wheat dull, common 5@sl0c lower. Pork lower
at SGT so. Lard lower at 134@B5{e Suga
steady. Coffee steady Naval stores dull ant
lower. Turpenne S21923o. Rosin IS I2@13 soc
Coupons of G5 1919; treasures, "a series, los; 8
1861 Carolinas, ex-coupons, 6lbe. Gold l46s.
S LOUISVILLE, Nov. a.-Sales 81 hlds tobacco
: light lugs 49, cutting leaf $35. Flour-superfin
\ $40. Prime winter wheat 81 so. Old corn in bul
soc. Oats Sac. BarIeY-fall 81 Is. Miadling co
ton 35c. Hogs ST.. New mess pork $95. Bact
shoulders l53c.; clear sides Use. Lard in tieret
l49c. Whisky 81 "a.
CINcINNAT1, Nov. 8.-A panicky feeling pr
vailed in the market generally. Flour conld
e bought at 25c. decline from yesterdays price
Wheat noninally SC. lower-offored at 81 IS. Co
85c Oats 40c Whisky % "a. Provisionsnnsettte
accurate quotations cannot be given. Bulk m5
n held at l3l@143c. Loose bacon l48@1G pack
- and clear sides lG3@17c. Lard l34@'l33c {
mess pork $3l; new not wanted: the wa
weather has stopped saughterng. Good h
D. sold for 50 50 gross, closing aT.ll. Pork
offered for So for all December. Green mt
are offered for the first good W Gather at 73@ll
aud l2lc. without buyR, rs. Groceries
pc changed. Gold l453
ST, LoUs, Nov. 8--P' our Buyers are SCI
and prices unchanged. Wheat lower and ur
lied; sprirg 81 1902 25; prime fall 81 65@2
his choice 81 So@2 81. Corn firmer; roc for I
nee a5@i o. for old Oats firmer at 48@53c
i've visions 0nrhap ged. Whisky firm at s2 49,
VtcksRuEo Nov. s.-Passed down-Lumln
SEN at t ana NJ sssenger at A. M. Louisiana az 4
ent, Cubaat : 2 NJ; and up-Lady Gaya sA'n' an
s OF ;, Mep' oau at K.M. River stationary