New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
L.,te Nevs iby Western Papers.

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Late News by Western Papers.
-HHTFrT -FHREE BOATS 10 FORT BRNFoN--s11 THOU
sAaD ToNs FRsIGHT-sTx MIILIoN DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS FoR THE MINING REGIoNs.
81. JosEPH, Oct. 22.--As an indication of the
lianiense trade to the mining regions during fhe
season, it is stated, by late Montana papers, that
tari1g The twe months following the 18th Of May
Y last. tlirty7thrse boats arrived lit Fort Benton,
carrying not less than 66D0 tons OF freight, yaued
at eger So ,e9O $3.50. Ihe freight upon these goods
alnse amounted to 81 900 ,0D0
According to the late report Of the assessor.
4 fhe galue of the real and personal property of
this City Is above six millions of dollars an
increase Of over SO per cent. during The year
G0Laa EXCITEMENT IN GEoRGIA-TRUNks FROM THE
EVsNiNe srAR-srAY Law ron SOUTH CARO-
L1SA-Goy. ORR AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
afsNr.
rapsTA, Gal, Oct y. The gold excitement ID
fhe 1g1nerScoTnties Cf the State ID increasinrr
Rseil 4re Is foundin Tompkin and Hall counties
Sales Gfsnnes are made at high figures.
4ha schooner " m. Gregory put into Savannah
itt1lsttess She picked up several trunks contain
ing clothing of opera performers; they were found
addressed 10 Miss AIiliie Fowler.
District meetings are being held in South Caro-.
iiua urge the legislature to call convention t6
pre8iae for The recuniary distress Of the people
by prey YentlDg the safe Of property for debt.
lfeenEille, S. O., paper denies that Gov. Orr
Ffavors tbe0ons titutional amendment
FRoM TENNESSEE TERRIHIE TRAGEDY Y-rELEGRAPH
REPORTER K1LLED.
NASHVILLE Oct. 22.--There was terrible ira.
gedg herest today. At about one O'Clock, 6. II.
H Brent, assistant press agent for Nashville,
passed Outof Canes books store and on going
up ths street. Hugh AIcGaYeiet stepped from al
lee louise. few steps oil. and showed Brent from
3he side wal into the street. ana fred pistol
apt. ghatering his left arm near the shoulderand
rltterng the breast. Brent walked ieisurely
diaBenaly across the street as if nothing had hap
penad. lhe assaFltant snapped bis pistol several
the cagbstanes OH Lie other side of the street, a.
seesail shot was fred. the ball entering between
t1e seFelth and eighth Ties coming out between
The fth and sixth, tfaYeTsing lie Cng and shat
terfHg the is8t yentricnl
Hfsrt walled feR steps, then fell into a ran,
furasig the corner into Union street some sixty
yaEds 1Allifg At The corner Of Gross alley, and exs
pirFng after drawing few hreaths. Hundred
soon svartned around the body. and as the #de-
ceased and assailant were we'll known, consider
able excitement existed oil the evening. Me-
i5aYtiek was arrested aud Released on S5U9O bail.
The isaeutty ar6se out Of tie publication, in the
louisville papers, of Brents conduct and treat.
yneHf I the hotels In Louisville in connection with
. IAot4er. Brentis native of Boston,
where lis has relatives.
ER9M aAIgE-THfAI FOR MoBgrNG a pEMooR ATIc
PAPER--B AAlAGEs,
BgLFAsT, MR., Oct. z2.-In the action against |
certain parties for destroying the Bangor Demo-
erat etsice a. August, l86l, which has been on
trial before the supreme court I'll this city for
fortnight, the jury this evening" after being out
seven h1nrs, returned verdict of s9i6 against
John Taber, Of OldstnTn. and Samuel A. Many, of
Bangor and not guilty as to the remaining six
teen defendants.
The assessment Of damages was to cover pro-
perfy destroyed necessary for publishing the
ne wspaper. Ihe case goes up to the fall court
npon exceptions. 81
Ts.nicA1 i THRE Ags.--G. a. Newcomb, radical
candidate for Congress from this district in his
speech aeliyered at5isolia, Mo-, on the 10th inst
party lnay, aud very likely will outnumber or out
vote ;le radical party at the November election /;
but they do, the radical party must buckle on
tler arlnor, and fight for this STATE mastbe rnled
by loyal men, meaning of course BY radicals.
That Is tie radical policy-they must have the
Offices or they threaten to plunge the country again
into bloody war Well, Ill nothing else will suit
them and IL they feel disposed to do so Just let
tAeni inaugurafe such mad 1nisrtie as that.
They obey the laws, eh III 1es, when they are
znadete do so. They believe in the freedom of
speech ana Of the press. when II is all on one side.
$50. .tlley also believe in a free and nntrammeed
elecl1n. provided tie votes are all on the radical
side. Like the highWayman, he meets yon aud
demands yonr money or your lte-fhe radical
Office hunter virtually demands your vote Or yonr
life the Offices Or they viii fght-[ Rolla Herald.
dreadful accident occurred near Peoria, III.
a nitn named George Graxer was filing kero-
sene lamp that was lighted, when il exploded, set
fiIe fire 10 the house. which bnrned down. and in
IL burning todeath his three youngest children p
babeaone year, a girl seven, and a boy nine years
old. Himself and his eldest boy were severely,
if nctfataliy burned, and his wife considerably
Injured, barely escaping IN her nlght-elothes.
-Sa--5---
There IS not d civilized country on the face Of
tre earth tliat would not joyfuliy accept the
Soniheln States as part Of its dominions. and
grant them equal rights with their own people.
exasAsluM ron WosrAN. A Iaagnilicent