The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-01

Especial to the Cincinnati Enquirer
wAsHrNGroN, Oct 2s.-The public debt state.
ment for October will be promulgated by Secre-
tary McCuoch on November 5.
COST OF RECONSTRUCTION.
The EXPENSES of the war department for this
month will exceed SO 900 900, principally charge
able on the reconstruction account.
CUSTOMS.
Receipts from customs have been very heavy,
and will reach SIS 900 goo. The secretary claims
there will be further reduction of the public
debt. M
The Radical clerks are on the war path, having
resolved last night to arm and defend themselves
against the Baltimoreans. whom tney swear mai.
treated some of them in their transit through that
city TO vote at the October election. Schohed to-
day issued an order directing that all clerks In the
war department and the various bureaus thereof,
who desired, should be allowed leave to 90 home
and vote on Tuesday. 4 e-ll f Lft
REMOVALS. -r.1 rslI
Az already announced, seyenty-fve female
clerks in the treasury department Will be removed
on the first of November. The List has been made
| out and the ladies, generally, are IN terrible
| futter as TO whose names are on it. One hundred
male clerks will also be discharged from that de-
| partment.
NEGROES URGED TO VOTE. ,r.
CoruxRus. O.. Oct. sS.-The Radical leaders in
this city are pursuing course that can not taii 10
| incite a not on next Tuesday. They are urging
the negroes TO 90 to the polls to vote. or delay
the voting of white citizens, and the Democracy
have over and over again warned them that that
| thing can not be done In Columbus. IL mere De
| trouble the responsibility will be on the Radical
| leaders and the loss and suffering will be mostly
| on that side. The Democracy are DONG al tney
possibly can to preserve the peace OF the city.
| The negroes are understood to be armed, ana II
il alleged that some Of the Radical fugiemen are
urging them to fight for the ballot. IL Is hoped
that better counsel will yet prevail, and that those
among the Republicans most Interested In pre-.
serving the peace of the city will put stop TO the
| meditated wickedness Of some Of their reckless
partisans. - alH
GOV. sgYMoUR's VISIT TO OHIO
Has had splendid effect on the Democracy, and
| also on the better class Of Republicans. Men ol
all parties express their admiration Tor our csndi'
date as gentlemen and . statesman. $4,000 :,
Only few blacbguards in the city engaged II
the silly attempt 20 depreciate the puolic mar
whom every right thinking person Is proud Oh.
500 TIE PROSPECT NEXT TUESDAY,. o
Assurances come thick and fast from all parts o
the state that the Democratic vote will be Target,
increased on next tuesday. ---.
Il PRESCRIPTION OF SATURALIzED CITIZENS.
The Radical leaders are playing q systemati
GENE against our naturalized citizens, to Keep
many Of them from voting as possible. Inc 81
ton belong to this game. The old Know Notnin
is again rampant. far.
coLFAx SPEAKS TO A SLIM CROWD, AND HON. d.
GooDING TO BIG ONE.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Oct. 2s, ls6s.IAbout
, | week ago speaker Colfsx was announced 70 spea
in this CITY at O'Clock P. NJ. to-day. ana JUG
Goodipg for Seymour and Blair to night, Cola
smoke "a advertised, this afternoon, 70 about on
thousand persons, stating at the close OF p
!. | sneech that he was very much exhausted an
q conld spsak no longer. In the hope, however,
. interruptjpg the Democratic meeting. Colfax "a
taken 10 the public stand, when ne made anoth'
, speech. .. orova
4 lessr three times large as Cofax. and amid u
n'ost nnbounded enthusiasm. Colfax's Eieetln
on the con rsry, is tame and spiritless- The Sc
u ond D,slrlct is thoroughly aroused. and win g.
Z. A much larger majority for Seymour taan
Hendricks.