New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-12


] atsss for the Investigation Of frauds, is now in
secret session at the Astor House =
NEW YoRE, Oct. II--Eyening c,o,, -.
coupon SKIES 1I34 Flour dplI. saf.. a~S ~ ll'4s
OF Southern at $11 90@16 25. wheat ~ ~, oarreis
heaYy. Corn lc. better; sales 9e ooo 49,, aaA
Oats lc. better. Pork firm at 81 81 oas.eiss
heavy at 164@19c. Whisky firm Go... lara
higher at 39@40c.; sales TO-DAY 9ooS Sseon IN, y
Turpentine 69@7Oc. Rosfn q 8T6ag a "1,ss- p:a
steady. 'VF hiee
SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct 1.-The stearo,hi, -.
souri,, from New York October I'd crossed ~. ms
~ & w. me wind was blowing such gale that
it was impossible TO board her o4'N t'taS
The British schooner Enodio +rra,.,, -.
iay'h"' mas arrived inside the bar. She has 44Y
boxes OF sugar to E. Troisgros, boxes Of war
Gandles 70 AVendano Bros, 13 cases Of cigars to
paper to G. Il Piano. ''A'S
Ship Vanguard Russell, master, fifteen davx
rom NeW orK' arrived at the bar this ruornine-
Barka St. Cloud, Brunswick and Enopyasz Tla
lotta went to sea at II AM
Barks Celeste Clark and Bridgeno,. -,
inside awaiting steam. 80
Ship FL Dorado is ashore inside the bar Pwn
tugs are working at her
sh'ps Polar Star, Ceres, Mayfower and van.
guard, and bark ]. NJ. Brookman, are still outaisa
weather clear. Wind north, blowing q gale.
Tide good. oN''@
vIcKsBUEG, Oct. 11.-Passed up Continental u
s PM.
River falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, October H.-FIour fra-demard
light, the advance in gold stfffenina the martet
superfne $40 25@10 Is; trade and fancy brands
S11 75@15. Wheat firm at 50 s. for No. / rad
s2 So for No. spring. Corn steady at s2c. eats
No. /, 45c. Whisky firm and quiet, at 50 al. poyt
s32 50@327 Is. Bulk meats held firmly at 4a61Issc
Bacon l64@208c. shoulders and clear sides.
Lard dull at l7c. ton held firmly ii ssc.s
hardly any Offering. Gold 1514, with an unsettled
market.
ST. Louis, Oct. 1l.-Flour inactive: medium ex-
tras easier; superine 50 75@1O 25; single extra.
$40 75@ll; double extra sl1 25al4 vs.. Wheat
dull buyers contending for concessions. prices
not quotably lower. Corn dun at 7sta83e. oats
firm at 473@5lc. Provisions and whisky I'M
changed.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatchesl
New YORK, Oct 1.-THE steamer HeIayda ar-
rived yesterday from Liverpool She had twenty
cases Of cholera on board. Fourteen deaths &C.
Cured on the passage, four Of which were from
cholera.
The notorious burglar and river thief, Bruno
Elfrey, was shot last night while stealing cotton.
The Herald's Matamoros correspondence says
Gen. Mejia, the Imperial commander, has moved
on Monterey, and battle ere this has taken
place.
1t is said Macmillan has gone over to- the church
party, as last resort, to satisfy the clergy re-
stored all the church property, annulled offensive
laws, and dismissed his ablest minister's
Arrived: Steamers Europe and Mercedita from
Mobile: Sarag0ssa from Charleston; Catherine
Whiting from Wilmington.
INDIANAPOLIS, Get 10.-Further returns from
the northern part Of the State show large Repub-
lican gains. From the best estimate that can be
made the majority in the State will be Is 900.
Washbnrne, Union, and 0rth, Union, in the
Seventh and Eighth Districts, are elected.
| First District-Niblock, Democrat, 1000; Second
| District-KerF, Democrat, majority 1917; Third
District-Huester, Radical, majority 500; Fourth
District-Halman, Democrat, zoo to 500: Fifth
District-Julian, Radical 5000; Sixth District, Co
| burn, Radical, 2200; Seventh District -Washbufne,
Radical 500 Eighth District 0rth Radical. 500 !;
| Ninth Dstrict-Colfax, Radical, 1000; Tenth Dis
trict--Wilians, Radical, 1000; Eleventh District
| Shanks, Radical 2000 TIL Republicans claim
two-thirds Of both branches Of the Legislature
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