New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-24
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Congressional Proceedings.
WAsHINGroN, July %
The proceedings in the Senate have been unimportapt
In the House. the bill passed granting the right of way
through public lands to various railroads when the cues
ton of the Fisheries taken resolution adopted
calling upon the Government for information on the sub
ect and asking what had to protect
American citizens engaged in the Fisheries
The House then took up the River and Harbor bill.
which is now under debate.
Steamboats, Passing
NtcxssuRG. July %
The following steamboats, have passed this place during
the last twenty hours bound for and from New0r.
leans The Ohio bound down at yesterday afternoon
Harry Illl bound down to-day; Pinkona bound
down. at this afternoon James Robb, bound up at II
last night
NewYork Markets.
NEwloRK, July %.
The Cotton market inactive and the sales to-
day do not exceed 500 bales unchanged prices but
nearly nominal. Flour has been steady at 81 3l' per
barrel for Ohio brands Corn is still improving and
bushels have been sold at G cents per bushel for mixed
Western. Pork is hrmer and held at $40 so per barrel
| for Mess. Whisky 2lla cents per gallon.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, July %
The House last night continued the debate the River
ami 'iaror bill until nine o'clock when they adjourned
Cholera on Shipboard.
NV YORK July %.
The steamer United States which arrived yesterday
had sixteen deaths board from cholera during her
passage to this port
! General Scott.
BALTIMORE, July %
General Scott arrived last evening lat Baltimore
presume Eds route for Old Point Comfort.
Ohio River-Markets.
! Prrrsnt RGi,, July IS
There only two feet water in the channel and
| the river still falling
| CIxcIx>Arl, July %
The river here has fallen two inches during the last
twenty four hours. Markets quiet, and unchanged
Baton L ouse Correspondence.
BARON RouGK. La. July 81 1867
number Of printed reports laid on the members
desks this morning viz The reports OF the majority and
minority of the Committee General Provisions the
report Internal improvements etc These reports are
on important subjects, Those on General Provisions
treating of the pledge the faith the state and
that Internal improvements urging proper direction
Of the great donation of swamp lands for levee purposes
but it is not probable that any of them will be
adopted they stand The publication Of them at this
time therefore would give satisfaction to your readers
| The reports of the majority and minority on Public
Education presented to-day. and ordered to be
printed
The reporto the Committee Translation of the Con
stuton into the French language presented 10y Mr.
Dutour 1t accompanied 10y resolution authorizing
the committee to employ competent; person to execute
the translation for compensation OF 500 The conv"n-
ton couldn't stand such price and believing that the
Translator already employed with the aid of the Com
mittee (French) style in making corrections tech
meal other nice points could do the work it laid the
report and resolution the table Mr., Duour, chair
man Of the Committee thertupon resigned MIR rreaus
followed, Mr. Gardere next aud Mr. Olivier (the las OF
| the Com mittee) next resigned
The amendment offered by Mr. Benjamin yesterday rs
separate article in the Constitution. which he made
such bold speech and which created much excttmen,
in the Convention brought up reconsideration hi.
morning and laid the tubt Ii proposed To direct the
Supreme Court when it disagreed with the jury mat
Of fact not to pronounce final Judgment but remand
the for "A trial In other words it gave the jury
power he facts The vote laying it the table
to-day IS to - 1t wond have been carried but that
a number OF country members. who violently op
posed to it, declared their intention oppose the report
of the Judiciary Comnissse. II 1t should be pressed
The report the Iuairaasy Committee brought another
tremendous Struggle in the Convention to-day Mr. Ran
dell Hunt its able chairman. doing battle for ii at every
step OF its progress This report which will be well re-
by the State when Incorporated in the Consti
tuition. has been found acceptable by the Convention
without the loss Of single Important feature This is
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Sheriff has always been luxury to the political oafer
NewOrieans For them the good times going nstea,
II of coming
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of tha gsnt.uap w,s nn,cccuntahlc IL, called on NJ,
Hunt not to shirk the responsibility of rencontr
with him on the Judiciary question The thing nigh
nave been good JOKE, h"a not MIR ian' got aroused
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