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Leaves every SATURDAY at 8 2. Nj, positively
RAHoO sAHA.

REEULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W,R GREATHouSE. Master,
TROXITE and MILLER. Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at P NJ, ano FRIDAY AZ io H..
NOR RAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BARON
Rouge PIannemine Donadsnnvie, and all
lsndnps the coast taking freight for all landings
on Bsvon Iafnrche with nrvrEe of resipping For freight
passage apply nn board OF to
TITUS h CIV WAkTkEf. AEents NO ; Ichonpitouas st.
VIRGINIES g. DENTHEli Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PADKET-TWICE WEEK.
EOR BAYOU SARA PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge, Paauemne Dona s"nvlle ard All intermediate
andings-The passenger steamer f.tnhrche 6AraIcn
leaves New Orleans regularly every hpNbAt ct
p. NJ, and FRIDAY. H 10 A. N. .,.
Baynu Sara every TUESDAY, nt5 ~ ard
SATURDAY .tS V coming the Coast in daylight
vIRG1NIUS U, DENF2EL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Marine Antelligente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CANT STREET,
Thursday, February l, 1866.
Clenred Yesterday,


Thursday, February l, 1866 :
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Austin Scringeour, for Galveston,
- G Harris
Steamship Tartar, Howes, for Galveston,
G A Fosdick
Steamer Magnolia, Graham, for Mobile, Master
Stmer Fanny Pearson, Boyle, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Benefit, Rodifer, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Louise, Hopkins. for Mobile, G Harris
Schr Talisman, johnson, for Havana, Troisgros
Schr Swift, Anderson, for Apalachicoa
E R Poule eco
schr California, Flaret for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
schr Desiree, Apolons, for Mobile.
Huntington Bros
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
BATON ROUGE.

REG. LAR COAST PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY al 10 A. M and everv sA TuR
- DAY At s. p.
ENOR RATION RGTG +, PLAOUEMINE noNAJD
4 soGye and all mediate and'ngsThenew superb
side wheel steamer M s. tIenu master q Libano
clerk will leave as above Reurnin. she will leave Baton
Rouge every SUNDAY at 6 =. NJ, and THURSDAY at p
For freight or passage apply
LEONCE BAYH1, l6 Bienvlle ST.
fourche. " " e " "'' ~
ShippeSs ara responsible for pN meut OF freight
VlRG1EIUS C. DEATZEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

EGGS POINT-Steamer Grey Eagle-79 bales
cotton Buckner, Newman &co--67 to Peck. Hall &
Weatherby-44 LIE Sassier--31 Duff Green Geo
% H Allison &co-l6 Watt &co-l6 L l. Mandell
IL Ober, Atwater &co-9 Person &co-8 Edwd
Nalle-7 H 7 Lonsdale--5 Hlard Summers &co
s Ably &co-4 Champn Arlington do to
Given, Watts &co-4 Il Newman-3 S De Bow Geo
Butler, Terry &co-l Thornhill & Richardson-I
johnson, Denegre PENN do 10 SKIS cotton to
Ar Miltenberger-2 do bales cotton Elliott & Nc
Meever--Tna $40 bales cotton IL SKIS cotton
CAlRO-Steamer COmmonwealth-35 axis corn
+ r Poolc-l4O SKIS oats Wood, Low & ludwirsen
2k9 bbls -four Hamilton & Dunnica-4O do meal 7
Jordan-ln0 bhls -four S II Kennedy eco 50 tcs
lard II 0glesby-3D hbls -four Grace, Davis &co
Is SKIS corn Bostock Grace & Jones-S0O bbls of
a'ul Martin, Dnlhonde Cobb-s42 do Kehlor 4
updike--l50 bbls pork 1867 sks corn Ober, Atwa-
ter &co-9499 sts corn Richards
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simmes-9 bales
cotton Warren Crawford--2S do A A Green-l4
Montgomery g. Smylie-ll A Levi--l0 to Jurey &
Harris-6 Vose Bros l. Michel-2 L Newman
Friedander & Gerson--3 Flowers s Whited
&co-l Alcus & Scherck-G SKIS seed cotton Pes.
| sons hhds sugar bbs moasses P Maspero-52
do Ben Toedano-ll hhds sugar 2 bbls sugar to
Miltenberger-sundries to 0rdef-Total 96 bales
cotton IS hhds sugar bbls sugar IS bbs molasses
CAMDEN-Steamer Lille Martin-l35 bales of
cotton Brooks McDonald-4n Stevenson Il May
40 Champlin Arrington-7 Gillis Il Ferguson~l4 4
Q A Conway &co-l0 Williams, Nixon &co-3 to
Warren Crawford-7 Voi,in & Drouet-l Chris
tian d Gibbs Urquhart 5 Davis, Jenkins &co
Is w Fl Fl Witherell--l0 Powell-22 7 Hender-
sons Levy & Dieter-5 W Schaffer-lO Stew
art Bros-l Given Watts &co-5 P E Hatrel-ls
to Martin, Dolhonde 4 Cbob-sundries to order
Total a62 bales cotton
Steamer r K Dunkerson-s bis
cotton Frank Wheaton-lO hhds sugar Brucier-
do 20 bbls melasses Il Sabatier-sundres to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Exports Yesterdays

GALVESTON-Steams Austin-425 bbls flour
100 hbs whisky and sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Tartar-424 bbls -four
bbls eggs and sundres
MOBlLE-Schr Cafornia-40 bbls -four 10 bbls
pork 60 bbs whisky bbls moiasses 20 bbls bread
500 SKIS corn
MOBILE-Schr Desiree-1O43 SKIS corn so half
bbls whisky
MOBILE-Stmer Fanny Pearson-Sundry mdse
MOBlLE-Steamer Magnolia-Sundry mdse
MOBlLE-Steamer Louse-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Beneft-Sundry mdse
HAVANA-Schr Tclisman-l234 SKIS corn
APALACHICOLA-Schr Swift-Lot machinery
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HAXOO,

Leaves every MONDAY at P NJ
EOK YAXOO AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS
The splendid passenger packet Warren Belle, E. S
Butler master T. Basket clerk will leave Vicksbnrt fo
SRtartia fazoo CITY, rechua Sdon Greenwood and Yaa
hAche river above connecting with Magenta and Quit
for New Orleans, and Molle Hambleton for Menphs
For further information apply
VIRGINIus @. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS ANDYAzoo RIVER PACKET
LEAVE REG LARLY EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY
Leaves on THURSDAY, Feb. lst. at 8
FOR CIR BRENTWOOD, LEFLoRE, YAzoo CITY
and all intermediate landnes-Ths light draft passenger
steamer Gov. Sharkey, Thomas H. Newell master, W.
Erskne clerk, will leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or
John E. HYDE 4 co. lls Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Memoranda.

Memoranda.
We are informed by the keeper Of tho Light
house at Sabine Pass, now in this city, that the
steamer Col Chandler, Capt Richard Wade, which
cleared from this port Dec 23d, for Galveston via
Atchafaaya river, encountered strong gale when
off Sabine Pass, (date not gven,) during which
she broke in two and was totally lost The Cap
tain and pilot took one of the small boats and at,
tempted to make the shore, but were never seen
alive afterwards. The body of the pilot was
picked up on the beach few days after the disas-
ter, but that of the Captain had not been found
when our informant left. The balance of the crew
clung to portion of the wreck and were finally
washed ashore.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CRY, Feb. 1, 1866
Arrived yeserdsy5 Texas Beeves 800 Sheep, es Calves
and Mich Cows. Sod-1o6 Western Beeves, 1856 Texas
Beeves Al Yearngs 4S Hogs 500 Sheep, "a Calves and
Mich Cows Stock sae-249 Western Beeves 6S0 Texas
Beeves 66 Yearlngs, 40 Hogs 23 Calves and 50 Mich
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
LOUISVILLE.

MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves THURSDAY, Feb. LIST, 81 Pm
NOR I.OUISyILLF, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, yIrKS-
burg, Nstchez Baton Rouge Plaqueu&ne Donaidsonvile
all intermediate Coast lanngs-The and splendid
pa senger steamer Indiana, j. Stut Neal master w. W
Him, clerk, will leave above For freight or passage an.
ply on board, or to -'f
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent Front street
The Indiana will ticket passengers tAraagh to ST. Louis and
Cincinnati. ~
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Receipts by Railroad.

N. O.. o. Il g. w. r. R.-Jan BIO bales cot
ton A Bonnafon--4 do Dupre Grevenberg-6
do Belloeq, Noblom &co-3 do Lapene & Ferre-2
do A Fernandez-2 do + J DaSva &co-2 do and
case mdse o I,roussard jr-l66 SKIS cotton seed
Grand-.23 do H L Coffee-S2 do Norcross, Perkins
& Hersey--le do Montgomery Bros--3 hhds sugar
Mcfaran, Straight &co-5 bbls potatoes Pesson
case mdse lehman bxs mdse to order-l
pee machinery Bodley &co-suudries to order
ro.al 20 bales cotton hhds sugar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
TENSAS RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND TENsAS PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, Feb. /, at n. NJ
lNOR COULTER POINT, MOUND BAYOU
and Frisbee Upper Trnsas and all landings over
Tensss Little md BLACK Rver-The ht draft packet Gem
Amos Abrams Kirhy eierk, will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
gIRGlNIUs C. psNTzEL. Advertising Agent
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NEW YORK,

N IL w Y oRh,
FOR NEW YORK
CROMWELL'S N. Y. AND N O. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail SUNDAY, Feb 4th, at 8 o'clock A. NJ
EOR NEW YORK-The fast and favorite seamsh,
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD Commander
will leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street. Second District
above
First cabin passage 500
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN
Al Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
EOK NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW AND
splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .2iO0 tons. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. 2Ol5 tons. .Wimpenny Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander
NORTH STAR....... .2Ni tons. Jones, Commander
NORTHERN LIGHT. .2056 tons. i, Weir Commander
RISING sTAR...... $500 tons. Bell, Co1nmauder
The new and frst.clAss steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1000 tons COMMANDING
MEkhIhACh...... ,2DOU tons. -, Commanding.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY tons. Howes, Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1900 tons. Furber, Commanding
The Line composed of the largest most elegant
ships which have ever been built in this country for any
line They are in lifted for md the
route which they Their passenger accommodations
are not exceed by those other the world
a1 Passage in dewhee steamships first $50 second
cabin $40 Passage in steamships first cabin $50
Freight will be received the Company warehouse the
landing at all times during business hours and tho Company
rates fer freight will always be by any other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
j. NJ. COURTENAY, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
FOR LIVERPOOL

FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Gambia.
Cargo is being received the foot of Jackson
street. for above steamer sailing punctuay SATURDAY,
the 10Th Of February at O'Clock and followed by
the FLORIDA Saturday, the l7th of February.
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIPS, Havana S35 in gold
or their equivalent in u S. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply
WIN. HUNTER / CO, IL Carondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done Liverpool and Lon
don at ONE PER CENT.
Consignees of goods respectfully present their
Bills OF Ladng Mt the Office, pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the
BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FoR I4OsTON-THIs LINE is COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships to form regular line sail
ing promptly advertised nsuug the lowest rates. viz
Steamship CONCORDTA. Cant Sears
hENslNGToN N.,.,.......,.,......Ca Capt. Chapman,
81. LOClS Capt Causen
The above vessels admirably adapted to the trade
nanded by experienced officers every facility possible will
be extended to shippers and consgnees For freight or passage
apply to CREEVY, MCPHERSON & Co
IS Carondeet street, Gravier
Bills of Ladng furnished on application.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship j L smallwood. Gift, from New York
via Apalachicola, to Mtchell-4th dist 46
Steamship Potomska, Merrill from Galveston, in
ballast, to Hawes & Bowen-1st district Is
Br bark Malta, Carrgall, from Liverpool, Nov 2S,
to master-Point
Br ship Thee Knoop, Lakey, from Liverpool, Nov
30th, to Silkenstadt &co--Pont
Brig Ponsett, Means, from Cardenas, to Thomp-
son--2d district %
Ital'n brig Courier, Cram from Palermo to r Ira
montani-2d district 20
Schr Star, Gregory, from Mobile, in ballast, to
master-Basn
Schr j W Maitland, -, from Brazos Santiago,
to master-2d district
Schr Watchfu -, from Brazos Santiago, to
master-Point
TowBoATS.
Gladiator Shultz, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea- 26th ult brigs R NJ Hensler and
Scotand-Brought up schooners P0nsett and
Courier
Switzerland, Davis fin the Passes-Towed down
and to sea. 10Th ult ship Westmoreland-
Brought up ship Theo Knoop
STEAMBOATS,.
Commonwealth, Lloyd, from Cairo.
Grey Eagle, White, from Greenville.
Nina Simms, Greathouse. from Bayou Sara.
RK Dunkerson, Bailey, from Alexandria.
Lille Martin. Mcmahon, from Camden
Benefit. Rodifer, from Montgomery.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Beloyy-COmIng Up
Br ship Creswell, --, from Jamaica
Brig r S Hansell, -, from --
Schr Belle Sea, -, from
Ship Tea faster, Jones, from Liverpool, Nov %.
Br ship Dorothea, Scott, from Liverpool 18th Nov,
to master sas la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Commercial yntelli9enre.
CREscENr OrrIcE. No. 81 CAMr srRERr,
Wednesday Evening, Jan. 81, lS66

market opened rm this morning at yes.er-
dasclosng quotations Offerings only moderate espe
eA Of thebeter grades which most active re-
and the demand Of general character than
heretctore embracing orders for the North of the
European markets Some few of the contened for
higher figures than paid yesterday
their samples butt large majority of them willing
operate at our last quotations. and for timo a
vey lively business carried on. which resulted
tn sales of 52l3 bales, divided among buyers in the
haowing order viz 1850 bales 900, s2O no. 500 500,
0 200 l20 lo0 rs and SO baes ihe advance the New
York market YESTERDAY, which published in the
papcrs, had effect whAever the principal the
y had previously effected AID whilst
an scual advance In the the Gay, We feel
insfed In stating that the tendency of the market hrought
seadiy aud usiformly towards figures
yssserdsy quatatons which repu lsh follows ordi-
hny gaod ordinary 44@45c low nidalng 460i7c
md midniipg ss@4sc
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
eck hand Sept LIST, lS65-bales 81 esq
Seceiyed since yesterday. 1881
speivsa previously a69 93
65l, 'b2
eseofseq since yesterday 600
previously .STa ooS-374 po5
nseus On hand and shipboard not cleared lsno94
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

Leaves every SATURDAY, at n
EOR Don VILE, PLAQUEMINE,
Hudson, Baton Rouge, Bryou Sara Fort Adams
chez, Waterproof s. Joseph Rodney Grand GnT wnrenton.
New Carthage and NirkabrgThe magnificent passenger
steamer Fashion P d. Pratt master, Shaw and Crater
clerks will leave above For freight passage apply
F. J. WINBURN. "a Magazine street.
VTRGINIUS G. nENTXEL Advertising Agent
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Curicsities of Education AT the late meeting
of the Social Science Congress in England, Mr.
Templar of Manchester, gave a number OF
ludicrous instances of the way in which secular
and religious instruction is combined in some O Z
the national schools of England. He has cited
an instance where an attempt was made 10
make the pence tables the vehicle of religious
and moral instruction, in the following order:-
20 pence Are Ia "a Love your father and your mo,no
go q. d.-And your sister lister and & your brolber;
so As. M.-EVery day to school repair -
Education Professor McCosh has given notice
that, during the forthcoming meeting of the
conyocaton of the Queens University he will
bring up the subject OF intermediate education,
great need of a system of upper schools, 10 en-
able the colleges and universities to fui6l the
purposes Tor which they were established, as
Weil Ss TO raise up an educs'ed c middle class IN
take what steps II may deem proper to secure
be establishment OF such schools"
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Railways in the Holy Land The Directors o.
the SLnI and AldiIi RnilrI,rI.

Railways in the Holy Land The Directors of
the Smyrna and Aldin Railway have had sur.
yeys made Tor great extensions of their system.
Smyrna will continue to be the chief station.
ana new line, if executed will pass to the
north round the head OF the gulf II will then
take an easterly course in the direction OF Sardis
and Philadelphia, but stops short of those once
renowned cities. The railway, on the other
hand, strikes south ward in the direction of
Ephesus, which will be reached by branch
line. The projected main trunk takes an east
erly course from Alden, to which 1t has already
been opened. In its route it will touch at or
pass by Antioch, in Pisidia, Laodicea, Collosse,
and Hierapolis. Pergamos and Thyatira are TO
the north of the northern extension. Tue COM
pany is at present in an impecunious condition,
and the extensive works are postponed for an
indefinite time. The revenue Is expected to be
derived from the carriage of cotton, wool, and
other produce OF the country, and from passen-
ger traffic.
Good, and Bad-A curious application Of
electricity has been made in Paris, at the Porte
St. Martin Theatre, in the celebrated spectacle
Les PdrtsteRs LOndres In one OF The scenes
a number OF girls appear, wearing lie hit crowns,
consisting of hllet of metal, which at certain
moments IS placed in communication with a
galyanic battery. BY means of wires invisible
to the audience, series of breaks are ar
ranged in the course of the current, so
that when contact is made with the battery q
number OF luminous points appear on the
crown, giving 1t the appearance of being
studded with stars. According TO the DrOH
however, an accident took place one evening
during the representation of this scene, in con-
sequence OF the disarrangrment of the wires, by
which one OF the unfortunate dancers received
the current through the head the shock being
suihciently violent TO throw her TO the ground.
A Caution.-General Moltke, the Prusslan
str2tegist in the late campaign in preface to
General SullckIs "HisLory OF the Seven Years
War" just published, warns his countrymen
against indulRing in 'the intoxicating draught
Of victory" He notwithstanding the
intoXication consequent upon the war in which
every fight was a victory, 1t will be advisable TO
review the former struggles of this country,
which with varying fortunes were carried on by
our ancestors and to maintain which its exist
ence has had to be so frequently staked."
"A Swimming Club-ln London there is a
club of sWmmers. The members had swim
ming match in the Lambeth Baths the otner
day, in which curious tests were imposed. A
silver cup was awarded for the best leaps over
hurdles floating on the water; an egg-diving |
contest was won by a diver who hshed up thir- |
teen eggs from the bottomj and gold and silver /
medals were awarded to men who succeeded in |
performing other dificuh ieats.
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WEL0oMH, PARKPA by an announcement IN
anotner column, Il viii be seen that Mr., II Il Bate
man mas consented 70 bng hrs great concert troupe
70 ins CITY egain, Parepa, BrIenoli Ferranii For
tuna, Carl Rosa, Mills, Hutton. and ofhers win
appesI IN eeries of grand concerts at the American
Acaoemy o. Music Thie arraneernent has been
enected by Major Adolph BirR1ed the well-known
Pbbedelpnla maestroy who has determined 10 give
ue a lew more delghtiul Parepa conoerts An com.
pliance with q universal demand M Bire aid Will
find that this enterprise will be amply Sustained
here F's
NEW CHRsEUT STREET TnRATRr-MY .JoseDb
Jefferson IN his great impersonation of ,Rip van
Wlnkle," supported by the VII ole COMPANY Eo,.nd
IN a -Four Wheeier Is the afterpieee. Evervbodv
thould see Mr. Je6eIson's great creation He piaved
this character for hundred and seventy two con
secutive nights in London,
WALNUT STKEET THEATRK- Edwin Booth
as 'Rehelieu" Tor the last time tonight. The ay
10 put upon the stage in excellent stJ le Barton Hill
as 'Baradas."
ARCH STREET THEATRE Dan Bryant In The
irish EmigrGnt and Handy Andy-an admirable
NEw AMERICAN THEATRE Miss Kate Fisher
and III NIno EodIe. The Youth that Neper Sdp a
Woman and the French Spy on Horsebdct To-
morrow Thursday evening, Miss Kate Fishers
benefit.
CITY MUSEUM THRATRR-Three roaring pieces
tonight, King Lear, the "Cuss" Camille and John
Wopps. Tomorrow q thursday evening, Hamlet, or
the Wearing Of the Black.
CARKoROss & DIxEY have splendid programme
tonight as usual.
VALKRs WINTER GARDEN, Vine street, below
Eighth h.-hlss Agnes Sutherland and Miss Ada
1esman.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, November 7.-Complete
returns from New Castle county show a majority
for Riddle of lS9. The Union Legislative ticket
in New Castle county is elected by a smaller
majority. Herbert Democratic candidate for
Sheriff of New Castle county, is probably
not being 20 either way.
In Kent, Saulsbury's majority is 921, Demo-
cratic gam of 207 over the election of 1854.
The returns from Sussex come in slowly, but
indicate the defeat OF the Republicans by 1000
majority in the State
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INsTATE OF JOSEPH j. MATTHIAS, DE.
IL ceased.--Letters of Admlnlstratou upon said
Estate having been granted to the undersgned. all
pAywent and those haYing claims against the same to
CHRIsTfANX d. IATTHIAs Admnisiratrix,
No bS5 N. sEnoNp Street.
Or her AttOfneyb II j.. 8. BOHHAM
J G. BAINCKLE,
u Twet'J N, Il, cor. SEVENTH and SAMSON sls
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THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.
Additional Account OF the Great Ba

ALEXANDRIA, October 25.-News received here
from Greek sources state that a great battle took
place in Gambia on the I7th inst, between the
Cretans, who numbered 10000 men, and the
combined Turkish and Egyptian forces, amount
ing TO 10000.
The latter are stated to have been repulsed
and Ishmael Pacba wounded.
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REMOVABLE will be seen by card in
another column that the Exchange National
Bank has removed to It's new banking house
Nos. 634 aud $50 Chesnut street. ~.5--.r
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INCOME TAx.-The following statistics
OF the income tax returns in the Third District,
collected and prepared for the Bureau of Stats
tics, which was created under section I3. act of
July 2S, 1866, will interest our readers:-
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EUROPE.
LATEST NEWS by STEAMER
THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO,

TRIESTE, October 27.-The condition of health
of the Empress Charlotte of Mexico remains
unchanged. .......,,.,...
Macmillan has teleeraphed his approval of
the course OF treatment pursued by her physi
clans at MIramar. '7.'''
He says nothing in the dispatches of any in
tention being entertained on his part OF leaving
Mexico
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VERMONT.

ELECTION IN THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
BURLINGTON, November The second trial tor
member OF Congress In this the Third District took
place to-day. The cand dates are tue Hoo. Worth
ington q. Smith, Of st. Albans (Repubcan), the
hon. Asa D Adds, of st. Adams. Consul at Nice
lRepubllcanb and Waldo Brigham, of Hyde PARK
Democrat The vote will be from 5000 to 1000 less
were polled We have returns to 81 p. M from the
following towns, and they indicate q close vote be-
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, November THE
steamer SdrdgossG, from Charleston for New
York, sailed last evening from Norfolk, having
put in short of coal. Heavy seas and strong
gales from the northwest we're experienced
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ITALY.


VENICE, October 27.-The tnal result of the
ptebseoue in Venetia gives the following vote
viZ.:-In favor of union with Italy, 64l, ,758, with
only 50 against,
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THIRD EDITION
THE ELECTIONS.
.~~-~>n.NeNNo,>~-,~~~ .,vo>,~,>>~.>--
LATEST RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW Jersey.

tsPRoIAL DESPATCH 10 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
NEWARK, November 7.-Hon. John Hill is
elected to Congress over A. ]. Rogers and John
Huyler by a majority of 5O7 votes.
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NEVADA

Inc following IS the vote OF Nevada for two years
past -
1864-Blaisdell Rep.l, Governor, maj. ...... 3,244
lS65-Ashley (Rep J. Congress, maj ......... I479
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07
Arrival of the .sRorussia ),

New YORK, November 7.--The steamer Bo-
russia, from Hamburg and Southampton, has
arrived at this port
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07
SAXONY.


The Provisional Government Dissolved.
DRESDEN, October 27.-Royal DEGREES have
been issued to-day dissolving the Provisional
Government
Herr Mostez has been appointed Minister of
the Interior.