New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-10
mated at present, though it is likely 70 be

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estimated at present, though it is likely to b
serious.
a tornado passed over Franklin, Indiana, thi
afternoon, breaking down the northern wall Of th
railroad station and doing considerable damageth
town. Several lives are reported lost, but ih,
prostration Of the wires will prevent further par
ticulars tonight.
NEW YoEK, Oct 8, P. M.-Gold closed at 149t
10,4O's 99s Coupons 8's, l12t. Cotton closed
: dull with sales Of 1400 bales at 3783sc. Flour,
: dull; Southern Sl2GDl8 so. Wheat,I335c. .sloweF.
It Corn, 1c lower, closing steady. Pork closed firm,
with sales ofI72O0 bbls., at $33 IOfor mess Lard,
: firm atI7It919Ic. Rice, steady. Sugar, I059l2c-
for MuscoRado; 1900 boxes of Havana were sold
: at I0}@13e. Turpentine, firm at at680683c. Rosiny
"a 25@9 so.
Arrived, steamer Memphis, from Pensacola.
BALTIMORE, October 9,--Flour firm, stock Light.
Wheat steady. Corn scarce and unsettled. Pre-
visions inactive. Seeds steady; faxseed SO Is.
! Groceries firm Whisky heavy; Western So 42@
IS.
VICKsBuRG, Oct. 9.-Passed up Pauline Carroll
lat O'Clock last night and down Magenta at and
Fashion at P. N. River falling.
Yesterdays Evening DIapatches.1
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.--Randa, the attorney gene
aga dat ~ .ae otate Of maryland, mas Puenshed az
saporae so saa e opnpn N opposition e Reverdy John
citfzen reoista7 a. - elas ny
ci,,a Iii1 ~, Z el ean sot5 a. ths
thnsa ~ deAl v i WsuLiesuag hb says pAI
vnte IF tbi ies5 ysar Gan
lie orerenta5 f W. W., ~ ps.so.a VIE
elected mayor.
Much political excitement prevailed to-day and
last night. Several fights occurred.
The judges of election met in the courthouse
and resolved to adhere to the decision Of
III of evslv ragistagad 4 l,.s y. - Il ye
I; zion an onTy liz sTtsas 49, - ~
vote. ''i090 i' 'SS'As = ''9' - e''t ~ ~
j., NEW Yong OCT ,r,o ,,,o,-;uo 4,,ono,- -.
tain Iist Of tia nossanqsra ~ Xix ssEad
! steamer EVENING Sta Th a. - or 81 81 hI
en5 s;t,t g e. SlaF. 1heFe were one hhhared
= sre si ss caoh passengers, lnciadng seventy
Y Emong M ~ ,,.,..-..,.
II tronne 6f siTf - mas FFencn opera
ruadia So p.J Nno went On boaF4 ila-
Il ing Tbe raslal NJ aa ateaIaer Fsnon5
j suranee. r 'aiasa a. s4oo,o9o. Ao u
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e. N1N 0hap FoFE.--a recent English writer thus
c describes Mr. Gladstone, the late chancellor OF the
/ excheguer;
Y The chancellor az tbe axc,ooro. I'll.
other dvsntaaes ,ba e siaat mas amongst
s fgnre and 11oise ~ a5t5 ~ vlAs oI haFipg
ectnal il tbe anitbef vo ~ o,,5 ~ MEL
sight Of hs featnyes don o tt,P apPg a. nrss
he ralIed regnIart de- iaasl ma 'ey cooid
s. IF +asa III nueu' y y one
: nbra Strii-i ~ @SI y. o.in 80 IoEe aha
MARI If 80 9S44S 1ttsse peseh "
The,lithe, spare figure which woald be full if #
th NO - gt eis s sLgopi t1e igh ratneE
all saro ha;r faSi ~ fr H. 4 ny s
ias iaIins ltuh paCh 70 gray the steIh,
y uhuefHuhS cum, ths clear' piercing eyes the
snalp wstl,Gus @ NOUN, gu eonsttute picture
IN eI t Unfe see en- y os es
i u tePoss the lace was very weary, sad thlnk,
II as q fqle-hu1 tne sille ls wonderfully pleasant
anu "he @ tne eAcIttiele OF ~ catehess fhestea-
slle np snat t5i III te speahei seema to
& pi Sg4nS aSa,n Sniee talg most rare
" tn ~ Ens1isn sPeSneEs, - peaaa9tuy moanased
N ~ soiiss; ~ W 9aTn u hls accent, ana lne
seetHy Si LI5 sl y, Als statetY sehtehees,
s asmaS is th NEARING WIN popu
70 "a aueCS' etSn II ttehe mSas lAtts ~ MS WOEda
'iiehia1l4es'
died n Dnhn At The ace of nnptv 1ose ss Ssss
was most interesting one. He Was actively en-
ployed as aacompositor up to within q few hours
ar ~ ns uaq,ii, VI spe tsaaoA
Dublin press. then the oraan af tha Z. TTnfssJ
Irishmen y and used to boast that he had with
his own hands, set tp y the Inanuscrint of lord
Edward Fitzrerald. OiFlana can 4. fhat firna "a
sworn brother, was one Of ffe armed BODY
guard of the Geraldine and took mart IN an en-
Eeounter with Major SIR and hiS 4ffoyre IN the
neighborhood Of Thomas street, Dublin. on 4.
subsequent occasion he saved Major srris life,
\ when one of the diafeeted was about to FIRE upan
him from window by sriEng liz pistoI 1e o1t az
q the mans hand. OtFlanagan. spent a subseauent
part of his life in London, and filed RESPONSIBLE
!, position a. chief printer On the staff of e Lon
IS don Morning Chronicle in fts best DAYS. As ha
had been acquainted with Lord Edward F1tz-
Y l gerald Napier Tandy, Arthur o sConnor and En1
% nett during one Irish crisis So he Was It later
period, in la4S, familiarly known to Gayan Duffy.
re Thomas Davis and John Mitchell, az one Of the
n. Nation staff. In lS4s he was arrested along with
te others employed upon the paper when It was
seized on the eve of the Bailingarry fight after
", the supension of the habeas corpus a6t hut de-
tanned in prison for but few days, there being no
nd charge against him or his fellow printers of com
,iF plicty in the insurrectiOn When, shortly after
wards, an entertainment was given by his enl-
leagues to celebrate his fftieth anniversary as o
journeyman printer, it was not supposed that he
II be able to earn m his daily bread, as he did, for