New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08
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LOUISVILLE, November ben Powell, On old
policeman, was arrested en- suspicion Of having
| VII Lacy and Samuel Batalia have been sen
fenced to one year IN the penitenttay for counter
feitiag United states currency.
| BIanton Duncan haa filed pardon in the United
States Court and claims the restoration Of his CON
| iiscated property.
GnAaLEsros Nog. THE steamer Gen. sher-
| man from New Y ork for Mobile, having expert
enced heavy weather, Put in here to repair her
machinery
ATI.4sSfA Noy: THE Empire block. Owned
" LorssTII1s ,tH Nov TOBACCO sales IL hogs
heads, light lngs, 50: new Leaf $40. n ur, super
ine SO. Wheat, prime, s2 90. eorr,i a bulk,
$50: new S25. Bacon shoulders I5Se.; 81 laar aides
lse I2rd.in tieree Lilo. Whiskg 80 q.
CfSCE5NATI, Nov. Flour dull at sl2Gft for
| nuotab{yiower. Com steady at 30c. for 30. /
sheIled SOC. for new. 0ass dn T@5Oc Pro-
visions dull, unsettled ana nominal Pork news
IN 7: old 80. BulGtmeats quiet at 14@l5a. for
shoulders and sides packed. Bacon, shoulders
lac clear sides tic. Green meaRt5c for shoul-
ders, l4c. for hams. Lard quiet q IS5e. Groee-
ries s4aady and nnehanesa. Mln1Eg sz4--
NEw YoRK Nov. T.-Gold clesedat l4T. Cou-
: pons OF 62 ll03; 65 new issue llo; 49,. l074s
i0-4Os 1905; tfeasuries. third series, 1e6
Cotton closed dull at 3Sa for aplands.. Flour
dull Wheat lt@2c. lower. Pork heavy at S2s H.
:, | Lard Quiet and firm. Sugar quiet. Coffee dul
: Naval stores dull. Turpentine I6979c- Rosin
$5 5OG3l3.
tFFosn Yesteraay's Evening RaperS.l
Boston. Nov. T.-The Republicans have elected
ten congressman, the full delegation.
d Two Seiored men are elected to the legislature;
one in GhaFiestown and one in Boston.
Later and fuller reports do not alter the result
as Indicated in last nights dispatches.
ST IoV!s Nov. T.-Gen. Pilessis elAeted to
" Congress in the first disriet over Hogan, thePGe
sent mamber-a Republican gain
i n ;sr ata tn6 10 tlG.
W1EMfEGToN, DEL, Nov. THE retarnB indi
r, cate a heavy Republican loss. Salisbury IS evil
IDENTIFY elected governor, and NICHOLSON, 70 Con
MII.wAukEE, WIS, Nov. TIM the First Con
gressional District, Paine, Republican; mas 50o'
u maioriiy ever Brown, Democrat.
'u' Ihg Second Third Fourth. Fifth and Sixt
Districts elected pepresentativesto Congress-. y
The Fourth District, Edridge, Democrat, nia 800
majority. M. 3.
inr ern Goupties comprising the FeErth CsngT esaen
Of District Indicate the reelection o1 frad@ rAoi
by 1000 majority: 7.4.,,;x,,,,,. -,
Baltimore special saying the conservatives TO- ai
ssa 6thl Notwithstanding all adverse
have achieved q greet success Ine1 InaJorlsy
4ror the city is estnateda at twelva Both eonserYt!
rian members of Congress are elected, ana me til
legislative ticket ,ti,, -
n in The returns from the ynrians' coan'ies 'hNe'
favor of the conservatives.
for The Republicans have lncreAeu HdJ3tit
Ia EthrDughout ths,State of Wisconsin
les NEW YoRk, Nov. 7.-Compete1t Judges pia
the Republican majority in the State at OgGl
mar Tribune claims more
The Republicans lose three Gong r. taasnaeG
inos dodge. Darling and Humphreg-but +. ain thr
,arss namely Van Wyok, in place ef Winfield, in
''1 % eleventh: Robertson, in place Of Radf5rf ig
oral tenth; and Cornele, in place; Of Hnbllell, ia
-@0S itI The Republican majority IN this State
NJ ously estimated from 5000 to 10000; in Hill oi
: 10000; in Wisconsin at 1909, and II Mo ssa
!, to sets at 10000.
!; Of NEW jERsEY.-The eoagressio nal cleo
,day stands four Republicans to one D emoc rat.
greyes (Democrat( is elected in tht thirf dis
DELAW WARE-rhe Democratic overu or a
congressman are elected by 1000 najori .ty-a
of 500.
'Uok Carlotta is unchanged. Maxnnil ian te legrap
approval of the course pursued by h erphysi
at Miramar, but says nothing cf an, y intent
his part to leave Mexico
DIAL ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 25.-The Jews received
'A Greek sources states that gr at b. lttle took
in Gambia on the 18th inst. b. atwe en- the CI
in the number of 10000 men,, ani the com
Turkish and Egyptians so, ,0' 10.
ably The latter are said to no We Fieen repalse
the Ismael Pacha wounded
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Tho New ORLEANS corr AsOc udeuf of the