New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
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THURSDAY MoRsING, JANUARY 4, isso.
TIe Lated Intelligenee hx Express

IN ADVANCE or THE NAILS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA report has prevailed
templates resigning his position. This originated
in an understood difference between himself and
the other members of the Cabinet respecting an
Interpretation Of the law relative 10 the curtai
Tent of the mail service, but is understood tonight
that the conflicting views have been reconciled.
The Post0ffice Department has been Eotiicd by
Mr. Morgan, contractor for carrying the mails be-
tween New Orleans and Vera Cruz, that he has
Withdrawn the steamer Tennessee and cannot carry
the mails any longer for the postage; the service
will therefore have to be performed by sailing yes
seis. The Treasury balance ia under eight millions
OF dollars including accounts subject to draft and
received for Mint service upon which advances are
made by deposits Of gold dust for coinage half
this sum i intended to meet the PostOfice defci-
eney due last July whenever Congress shall pass
an appropriation BILL and the rest ia required for
the six months ending slst December.
Richard Realf, who reached Washington on Thurs
day night, with door-keeper Jones, of the Senate,
was this morning eramined by the Harperts Ferry
special committee. He is reported as highly edu-
Gated.
Arrangements have been made for executing the
Senate and Executive printing at Riyes' Globe
Office.
WAsHIsGrox, Jan. 22.--Offcial dispatches have
been received from Vera Cruz confirming the news
paper accounts of the victories by the Liberals.
The advces received from England are favorable
ia exnec.ed san,, W taIs Nae and ti1 When
with president Rachanana
tva r. May;ca. ofsa;ra Ia h;ht III II w. teit'
the Liberals of a complete success. and produced
corresponding depression among the Reactionists.
The Mexican Cabinet, however, does not think it
troons in the Confluence anonaatad ~ ny 1,
chanan
number of military men have written to Wash.
ngton to the truth Of the report that the Juarez
Government has invited volunteers from the TInited
States but there is no official authority to sustain
it, nor would they be accepted without the concur
renee Of our Government The armed men and
others who are preparing TO go South may have
other schemes in view, or be In expectation of a
call for their services in Mexico.
As the protest of Mr. Mclean against the Tacu
baya massacre met with no response from Mira
mon, so the protest of the latter against tile recog
milton of the Juarez Government will receive no
official notice from our own.
The official adyices from Vera Cruz mention
nothing about the coming of the French and
Spanish fleets Looking to the present unsettled
condition OF Europe no interference from that
quarter is apprehended. AS the report emanated
from the French legation as did the former one
it IL looked upon as part of the policy of Gabriac
the French Minister to encourage the Reaetionists
at the expense of the Liberals.
curious state of affairs in the CITY of Mexico il
noticed Formerly only the prominent Liberalists
were imprisoned there, but now ultra Reactionists
are similarly punished, owing to their respective
The Postmaster General has issued an order to
the postmaster in California TO transmit overland
all letters not marked with the words "by steamer
To or from St. Louis and Memphis, by the semi
weekly lines, and to New Orleans by way of San
Antonio, which is weekly, the postage Is three
cents single letter, the distance between those
points being under 5000 miles.
New YORK. Jan. 22.-The Herald's correspond
proSns pad mas uie senate
testified that senator wilson wrote Letter To ~
Howe in 1857 or 1858, stating that he learned from
Mt. Forbes that Brown was about to make raid
~ y, ~ ioi es pun oi
t;, ,e anu .nas ne Wouid use money
RansaS a y IN h;S, h;s " ~
that IN H. fW;lsons, a,a;ia ~, Il n lev anu
,st II p sao ~ .,at "
us. ~ ~. means 4, " eehaea 20
he nn,;aJ IN .ho snnnr ;aa;aat tiisy Mt "
Pealf testes that Hnwe sent con- II W;,son,.
it, ~ p,, ;nf; IT, It. p x y. ~, I, iison
and Nancy Which had hsed fnrnsbad a ,n Co. am. ~.
satt,ars If kansas anJ ha T. ~ ~
,a,,na o IT. a,a.io ad NJ E,a y oo MY
son. Brown became enraged and abandoned then
for while, but some time subsequently pursued
some pro.slayefy men IN missouri and carried bach
sanatnr W;Isan sras not;fea to.ao II, cono+o,
Mason that Realf had alluded to him in his testi
mony. and requested that he should be present or
MONDAY, AN ana read the testmony OF Keaif concern
make snch exclamation AZ he nIeases " Wv
B. B. Newton, member of the National Aid
Committee referred to in Arney's testimony arriv
ed here to-day and will be the next witness after
| Realf and Wilson. Realf will not implicate any
member of the Republican party, although there
are persons belonging to other organizations who
may be slightly compromised
p.w, E.,, Es,.,
| The Navy Department has received repor
| from Com Page, in charge Of the expedition ex
n1or;no tho paraonav river dotad Nov n,
pss 800 N''e1 - =.
| says
| Since my communication OF July rs, have as
| cended the Paraguay river to lat Id deg. 40 min
4 south, about forty miles above the town of Will
Maria; the San Lorenzo river, about fifty mile
| above the confluence of the Curaba; the rive
sepotuba, branch OF the Paraguay, sixty mile
| from the mouth; and have explored the lakes ODE
raba, Gaiba and Maudrore, all of which communi
i cate with the Paraguay, and knowledge of then
will not only be interesting to geographical
iacent country, and thu CONSIGNMENT eStens;nn ~ y
commerce.
The Argentina was tn be sent In Ruenos yra
4 - -, ~ s,x,,a 1911 .s -
w anu tne 1a'pih "ou.u piooeeu " Us
cend the BermeJo and Parana as far as their nayi
cation would allow. The former river will presen
N ;mnortant outlet for the produets of southar,
| ~ " =
bonfia.
| The Ruins OF the PemhertOn Mills.