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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-Dr. John H. Baker, at
Nolns furnace, Edmondson county, was assas-
sinated Tuesday morning. The Investigations
throw suspicion on John Van Meter as the assas-
sin. The cause has not yet been developed.
The major general commanding this depart
ment announces that he will permit no military
display over the remains of ex-Confederate
Gen. Roger W. Hanson, which are expected here
tomorrow, en- route to Lexington for renterment
M1LLEDGEv1LLE, GAsssNov 9.-The legislature
has rejected the constitutional amendment The
rejecting resolution reads: Resolved, that the
legislature of Georgia declines to ratfy the amend
ment adding 14th article to the Constitution of
the United States" A motion was made in the
Senate to postpone consideration to some future
day, but was amended to the mere adoption o
the above resolution, and this passed by yeas So
| nays none, the full Senate voting. In the Houst
| the vote stood yeas 1871 nays 2.
Ellington, of Gilmer, and Humphreys, of Fan
min, the committee, in reporting this resolution
brought inan accompanying report with length
| argument; The substance is as follows;
| First, That the States Gf the United State
alone are authorized to consider constitutions
amendments.
Second. That such mendments must be prt
posed by two-thirds OF. Congress, or the legisl;
lures of two-thirds o'f the States.
Third. That Geo rgia was one of the orignt
States, and must always have continued as sucl
unless she reserved the right to secede or gay
the federal government the right to eject her.
The repor. adduces the legislation of Congress
proclamat.ions of the President and the issr
made during the war by the United Stat
government, to prove it was held
that government that no State cop
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

An account of the escape of Hu. Kennedy was
published in Wednesdays CRESCENT charged with
the robbery of $17O worth of money and jewelry
from the house of Frank Lewis on Uruquhart
street. This iewelry had been discovered upon
the neck of syren friendly to Kennedy, the
latter lodged in jail and the bars of his prison,
which are really of but little strength, forced
from their places to admit of his escape. Hewas
yesterday dsooveredby Lieut., Baker in barbers
shop, his taco covered with lather, and the iailor
Of the Parish Prison will henoefOrth assist him in
| his toilet,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

In reference to the recent death of Judge Isaac
Lloyd, of Texas, at the City Hotel, we have been
furnished by NGr. Morse, the proprietor, with the
following statement of facts, showing why the
coroner was not called: The body of Judge
Lloyd, Immediately after his death, was placed in
possession of his friends. Every step that was
deemed necessary in the matter was promptly
taken by them and as the result of their investi-
cations will probably be made public in a few
days, it will be seen that there has been no neg
lect of any kind whatever. During the judges
illness, he had the aid and advice of the physicians
who werescalled in by Mr.. Morse, the proprietor.
Every attention was paid him when living, and to
his remains after his death.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
The Fair at Masonic HALL.


IL Is gratllylhg 10 observe thae Ine attendance a'
the lalr at Masonic nan mas oeeh ste&oliy ihcfeaS
ing ana that lhe benevolent hopeS Oh tle es'iiLa
Die laaies' VINO are conducting Ihe entertainment
are becoming more sanguihe' ~ IS place "Lefe
an Aour may De whliea away oeAgh1iully Dy eltheF
pacheior OF oeheulch' IN the Sosie'y u asr7e"pis
aules; ana 1ae purse Is ilgneeneu' 80 Is 'n7
neaft II IS not Always tna1 indulgence III pleasure
5 a inefltoFlous ac' ou' asSuFeuly y - = nete
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
TELBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Ships Ready for Return of French
Troops from Mexico.
The Moniteur says Mazimilian will
Remain.
Prussia on the New Austrian Minister,
Baron Won Beust.
Entry Of the King Of Italy into
Venice.
GRAND Observation-Disclosures
REJOICING. .=.
Mr.. Gladstone visits the Pope to Reconcile
Him to His Fate.
Liverpool Market----CottOn IA 3-id
Entry Of the King Of Italy into
Venice.
Observation-Disclosures
REJOICING. .....
Mr.. Gladstone visits the Pope to Reconcile
Him to His Fate,
Liverpool Market----Cotton IA SD.

PARIS, Nov. 9.--The ships to bring back the
French troops are ready,
Macmillan, the Moniteur says, will remain in
Mexico s
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-Prussia sees in the appoint
ment Of Baron Won Beustto the prime ministership
of Austria attempt on the part of thatcounry to
interfere with settled questions, which would
compel Prussia to complete quietly and surely
the national work Of Germany.
VENICE, Nov. 9.-The King Of Italy ar
rived this morning. The patriarch Of Venice
met him at the Church of st, Mark, where a
Te Deuno was sung. His reception in the city
was magnificent. Great joy preyailed, and the
crowd was so immense that the troops We're
unable to deile before the king.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The London Herald Of this
morning says Gladstone's mission to Rome is to
reconcile the pope to his fate.
The rumor of the failure Of the Russo -Prussian
alliance is unfOunded.
The ship Young Eagle, from Callao, is aground
on the coast.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9-Noon.-The Brokers' Circu
lar reports the sales Of cotton for the week al
10000 bales. Middling upands to-day declined
5d., closing at l4}d. The sales of cotton to-day
were Is 900 bales at unchanged prices.
LONDON Nov. 9-Noon.-Consols S95ASlU. s
5.20's SO.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 9-Noon.-The steame
Scotia, from New York, en route for Liverpool
arrived here to-day. "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
E0tal yntelli9ente.
Anniversary or the New LusitanO" Benev
oIent AssociatiOn.

The ninth anniversary of this fourishing and
excellent society will be celebrated tomorrow,
on which occasion new banner will be dedicated.
The dedication will take place at the Jesuit Church
on Baronne street, and the ceremony prom
ises to be unusually interesting, the choir
engaged for the occasion being composed of most
admired vocalists. The ceremonies concluded,
the afternoon will be spent in festivities at the
lake, where sumptuous arrangements have been
made for the entertainment of the members of
the association and their guests. The programme
will be found in our advertising columns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

A colored infant was found dead at No. LIS ST
TIaomas street, Of tEismus nascentiam. AnctHe
ss242 Common street, of marasnus.
Mrs. Jane Mcneil, Of New York, was found
dead at No. 76 GaiennIe street, Of cholera, aged
72years
James Madison, .cOloped, 50 years old, died at
No. 593 Bagateile street., of cholera.
a colored infant died Of marasmas at Nos86
GiEod street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
The southern 1Hospital As.ociat1on

inadvertently, in our report Of the meeting ct
Lyceum Hall on Thursday night, we omitted the
names of the following ladies appointed on the
committee of arrangements for the bazaar to be
opened on the 18th February next fer the benefit
Of the association: Mrs Pitcher, Mrs, j. B. Wal
ton, Mrs. E. H. Desonde, Mrs. c. Slocomb, Mrs.
A. Kearny Mrs. General Longstreet, Mrs. Cen
eral Buckner, Mrs. DR.. Prim and Miss Rosa Bein,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

A curious horse case has been T led is Paris.
Count Edgar de Praslin lately bon' yht hack of
Tony Montel the well-bnown Champs EIyseess
dealer, for El4O, but the next day when its hoofs
were washed, it was found that they were full OF
ged with tar and caoutehouc, and then finished
off with black varnish Nontel upsnccessfally
pleaded the usage of tue trade; he was sentenced
10 take the horse back, refund its price, and pay
all the expenses and costs Of the suit,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

towards the river instead Of to the lake. He
thought the city ought to have more extensive
system Of waterWorks than those atpresent in use,
and the idea that had occurred to him was to use
the City Park as reservoir plan which if car
ried out, would certainly make it Of more use than
it is at present. The lazy winding Of the Missis
sippi around the Crescent City, in its present
tortuous manner, early engaged the speakers at
tention and he foresaw that the river would at
some day run with an American avoidance of use
less delay, in straight line-say from T0ledauo
street through to Coliseum Place, and from there
direct to Canal thus cutting off as suTpinsage the
portion which lies between that line and theriVsTs
present liaits. Property holders it is true, might
object and endeavor to obtain injunctions against
the proposed change, and we coEfess that our own
consent has not entirely been obtained to this re-
form; but, on the other hand, it should be remem-
bered that the speakers views were conceded to
be novel, that 1t takes time to get used to
ideas, and that the world is disposed to scout
as preposterous what it does net clearly un
derstand. And this reminds US that the speaker
was far from Joining in the general glorifcaton
| of steam as motive power; that it was attended
| with numerous inconyenienees and accidents, a2d
that the day was not far distant which world
witness its downfall. We must not, a5so, forget
to state that the speaker exhibited a lamp Of
his own nveEtion which was designed to pre-
vent dead-headiSm upon the city cars and which,
blythe sounding of bell, or some similar method,
acted as stinuIant upon the deinquents con
SCIENCE 1t took some little time to light, (which
was done upon the stager) but the fame once
kindled, it shed mild radiance upon the admir-
ing audience for the rest Of the evening.
We regretted to see that several gentlemen,
whose appearance indicated that they were in
ventors themselves, or at least Of q philosophical
or inquiring turn, took some Of his theories 50
much to heartas to make rather abrupt depart
ure. But otherwise the speaker appeared closely
followed in his deductions by an attentive audi
tory, and some idea may be gathered Of his exten-
sve information from the statement upon his part
that he could speak for six months at time with
out explaining all of his views. We had to regret
that our own limited time prevented US from hear
ing The concluding portion Of the eloquent speak
er's remarks but recommend them to the careful
consideration Of the city fathers, before whom We
understand, they are, some of them, to be shortly
laid.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
The following is a humorous letter written by
pilot from Vicksburg to brother pilot at Mem.


SYSTEMATICALLY E find the word skedaddle in
the new edition Of Webster's dictionary. It is
States; but it dds, it is said to be Of Swedish
and Danish orig n, and to have been in common
use for several years in the Northwest in the vi
cinity OF INN .lgrants from those nations So says
the Goumb ls Sun.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Sra .NlsH CRIsIs.-Letters from Spain re-
ceiyed in Havana, it is said, indicates that the
prese' 1t Spanish cabinet is in precarons condi'
toD and that the country is on the eve OF another
re Iolutiol.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

vounr man named Ar tbur Levy, while PLAYING
base ball at Poughkepsi E, N. Y, last week, trac-
tured the bone of his ight arm above the elbow
while throwing the bf II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
.yu,,,cs B. Thompson,

Mi RCHANT II ALL o r.,
no. 14z Fnlton Street
NEW EoRE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

A young lady ou' West was charged with put,
ting on airs, be cause she refused to go 10 pau
hNref0Qt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

List of dispatches remaining at the telegraph
office for want of proper address; Paul Aloino,
shoemaker, Love street; L. F. Bronnum Chas.
Cohn; NJ. J. Leesman, Chartres street; Geo. +.
Miller; Harry Pearson; E. P. lesson, care of
Louis lesson & Co.; Walter Thorn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Interesting General Intelligence,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
ESTABLISHMENT

No. % Camp street. New Orleans, La,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
The .Vc1U
IMPROVED ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH
SEWING AND BRADlNG MACHINE.
FeEtt9ag.
+ ELTIN FELTIN G.

Having appointed sole Agents in New Orleans for the
LOWELL FELTIEG MILLS, prepared to fill orders
to any extent for material for the valu
able uses to which it is adapted.
For placing the pankng and heeng of seagoing
vessels it invaluable consider it only to
call the attention Of ship builders ship to the fact
that 1t can now be had in this city.
1t extensively prevent radiation from steam
boilers and pipes Of high low PRESSURE variety
resisting perfectly the of the temperate due to melted
lead.
Another variety made expressly to put under carpets
giving peculiarly pleasant tread increasing the durability
and preventing to great extent, the rising of moisture
through floors near the ground.
HoQsekeepers having used, will not do without it
THE CARPET FELT WILL BE FOUND
Ar
Southern Carpet Warehouse,
l39 Canal street,
KNIGHT Il CO.,
Mschinery Dealers,
l72 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Lieut.. Braine's Trial to take Place the 18th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

MARKETS, SHIPPING, RIVER NEWS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
sOok AND JOB PRINTING.

BOOK AND JOE PJG1NT1NGs
SUCH As:
9.AWYERs' BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DAY ECEIPTs,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
rIv.-N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

rbs material Of the BooR AND JOB EsTABLrsHMEN'
% ENTIRELY NEW having jast been received from the most
elaborated FOundes and comprises all the Modern Improve
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

New YORK, Nov. a.-The Tribune foots up Fen.
toms majority ,306.
The legislature stands twenty-six Republicans
to six Democrats in the Senate, and eghy-four
Republicans to forty-four Democrats in the House.
TORONTO Nov. S.-The Globe has dispatches
from Montreal, saying it is understood the govern
ment has resolved to commute the sentence of
Lynch and Mcmahon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

THE HABEAs CORPUS IN THE BALTIMORE
POLICE COMMISSIONERS CASE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
ASSASSINATION IN KENTUCKY

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR SUFFERERS BY
THE QUEBEC FIRE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
Important to Business Men.

Just Publshed-
SCHEDULE or STAMP DUTIES
AND
ARTICLES and OCCUPATIONS SUBJECT TO TAX
under the United States, together witt
MANUFACTURES and PRODUCTS EXEMPT from TAX
For sale at this office, and all the book stores.
, 1866-07-01
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