New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-13

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CNciNSAri. November l2.-The Chamber
Of Commerce has passea resolutions urgag
on General Weitzel, if at all practicable,
the necessity to the business interests of the
entire country bordering ON the Ohio river,
Of immediately opening the Louisville ca.
nal and permitting the resumption Of river
navigation. 'f -l rs'.'-, .-ss-sC =.
A resolution was also adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen, instructing that cor
respOndence be opened with General Welt
gel, with reference to opening the canal
during high water. ..' 80 .,-
CINCINNATI. November IA private dis
patch received at Dayton, Ohio, from Wash
ingtOn, says the English mission has been
rendered to General Schenck 81
NEW YORK, November l2.-The steamer
Vile de Paris takes out 500, OOO in specie.
ST.. LOUIS, November l9.-Returns from
the State indicate that Browns majority
will reach 5000 at least, probably 1900.
Stevens, the regular Republican candidate,
small majority. s tg Oh
Governor McClurg has appointed dele
gates to represent the State in the immigra-
ton convention to be held at Indianapolis
on the twenty-secOnd instant. 81
LOUISVILLE, November l2.-Election re-
turns from the eighth and ninth districts
are meagre. Rice, Democrat. in the
ninth district, is certainly elected. In
the eighth district, at the latest advices,
Finley, Republican, had one thousand
majority over Adams, Democrat. Winches-
tors (Democrat) majority in Louisville dis
trict is $500.
CHICAGO, November l2.-Present indica-
tons are that in the next Legislature of Illi-
nois the Republicans will have ten majority
in the Senate, and about twenty-five in the
House.
Nothing more reliable than previous re-
ports as to the result in the fourth Congress
siOnal district, but the chances seem to fave
Hawley, Republican.
/ A special dispatch from MattOon says that
Colonel Moore is certainly elected to Con-
gress from that district by 300 majority.
WASHINGTON, November l2.-Congres-
sonal elections show the following Demo
cratic gains and losses, as indicated from
returns as far us heard from: Alabama gains
two. Arkansas one, Florida ono, Illinois
three, Indiana one, Louisiana two, Michigan
one, Missouri four, New York four, North
Carolina three, Pennsylvania five, Tennessee
six, West Virginia two, Wisconsin one;
total gain, thirty-si 7ll
Loss-New Jersey two, Virginia one,
South Carolina two; total loss, five. The
remaining States, in which elections have
been held, have in the present Congress
thirteen Democrats and eight RepublicanA
Tours, November l2.-The government
here does not consider the rupture Of
armstice negotiations final.
LONDON, November l2.-The Prussians
have occupied BesancOurt and Etampes.
Garibaltli, after the battle Of Thursday,
between Nontbelaird and the Swiss border.
marched with twelve Thousand men upon
BelfOrt. ,sBiTE r.. fif{]E
BERLIN, November l2.-The following dis
patch from King William to the Queen has
been received, dated Versailles, eleventh !:
" General Vondertaun yesterday retired
from Orleans to Toury before a superior
force. ..--.. $1,000 ia. ar
He fought the French. however, all day.
He has already been reinforced by General
Whitt:ch and Prince Albrecht. The Duke
Of Mecklenburg, Schuerin, will join his
forces with those of Vondertaun to-day.
LONDON, November 12-The Prussians
have plundered the little town Of Achy.
LONDON. November l2.-The French ,Ad-
nir.ll at Cuxhaven has restored the free
navigation Of the North and Baltic Seas to
nenfrals