New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30

erica WOuId either perpetuate African slavery or
divide the Republic. Your great achievement CON
atituss, trust efectua treaty of international
signed VIII. SEWARD.
HEARTS CONTENT. July 9th.
To the Honorable Directors Atlantic Telegraph Company
congratulate you on the successful completion
o. telegraphic communication between Ireland and
New Foundland, and hope, within two weeks from
this time to inform you that he cable of last year
has been recovered, and that the second line is in
operation across the Atlantic. assure you that
all on board the telegraph feet will do all they
F'''-- '-,'' CYRUS W FIELD
HEARTS CONTENT, July q, 1865.
TO the Directors Of the York Newfoundland and London
Telegraph Company
We arrived this day. The cable has been laid
across the Atlantic. and is in perfect working
order. As soon as we have taken in coal, we
shall proceed to the spot where the cable was lost
last year and when recovered, splice with the
cable on board Of the Great Eastern, and return
to this place. Then the Midway will proceed to
lay the cable across the Gulf of st. Lawrence. !
cannot express to you how thankful I feel that
you will now receive some return for the money
that you have spent, and the time that you have
devoted during the last half year, to connect by
telegraph Our own country with Great Britain.
CYRUS W. FIsLD
| The following is a list of the directors of the
| New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company Peter Cooper, Cyrus ". Field, Moses
Taylor Marshal o. Roberts, Wilson G. Hunt The
officers Of the company are: Peter Cooper, presi'
| dent Cyrus W. Field, vce-president; Moses Tay-
or, treasurer Robert W. LawIer, secretary.
New YORK, July 29--The steamer Palmyra,
from Liverpool the l7th, and the City Of New York
on the 18th, arrived yesterday.
The steamer Peruvian, which arrived yesterday,
has the latest dates
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburg
visited the Miantonomah atSheerness, on the 14th.
The Miantoaomah and the Augusta we're expected
to sail on the 1G,h for Russia
The London Times, on the subject Of monitors,
urges the complete reconstruction of the British
navy, and says the present ships are entirely
worthless against monitors of which the Miantono
nah is the precursor.
Parliament re-assembled on the 10th.
Gladstone gave notice be would move for tht
committee on the reform bill to be discharged.
Arrangements were being made to close tht
session.
The chief of the London police has issued al
order forbidding the proposed reform gathering il
Hyde Park on the 23d inst, declaring it Illegal
and that measures would be taken to prevent tht
assembling of the meeting
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Representative Rogers
yesterday made minority report from the judi
ciary committee showing the perjury and uttel
worthlessness of the witnesses to establish thu
al r,I .t.; A. r:,.
aegea gailC q MT. DAVIS ana othors II the hiicon
assassination.
CHARLESTON, July 29.- The four prisoners sen
tenced by military commission but repfieved b.
the PRESIDENT and whose attempted hoeratlon o.
a writ of habeas corpus occasioned the recent con
fict ofauthority between General Sickles and tn
Tr,iSoa c+o+.s oo. rora ,,r;atl- ren,o,-od Ias
- - -. (,.-.,a ~
hght py steamer unuef sualu iiolh Sastle iloi
a ney. The military authorities refuse informatio
concerning their present whereabouts The in
.e r. s,,,4 Nh [,ar,an
d P'eeS'ou p a''' my 9s1' '-t'A
/, the jurisdiction OF the courts.
= VIoKsBURG, July 29.-Passed up, Olive Branch
- a+5 NJ and virginia at p NJ River rising
| e- n @ ~, 80 pI 80 ~
oooIhN EST lNSs' ~! -, "sseu " ~
n o'clock this morning steamship George CromWel
= from New York, with passengers and merchal
Z disa consionad To A Morltnn
VS. ~, y ,1'nis l., 7.oo
Inc ste"lnshlp nieii1un@o "enV W 80" a' ''oV
NJ. A bark (name unknown( arrived off the b;
this evening
III rbo,o :; o+y;r,, o,,o ,a,,,.ord no+b;no in aipb
ie W., - -, 4,
I'd Nina West-Very stfong'
,o .- [From Yesterdays Papers.I
20 F.Rrurp PoIST. July 29.-The steamship Per
Wan from Liyerpool on Thursday, July 10Th V
Londonderry the 10th. passed this point this ev
20 ming en- route to Quebec
=. The military position remains unchange
Z Great forces are c0ncenh sting on both sides
on fore vienna
rs. qhe paris Moniteur saws that Prussia has co
nd sented to abstain from hostities for five day
i provided that Austria agrees to do the same al
10 Fyes her discretion on the basis proposed with
OK that period.
lis. IlvERpooI, july -Commercial- h
declined Ia On the week The sales of the we
have been II 900 hal, g. Today's (Friday's) sal
- are estimated at II 900 bales, the market closi
ain steady, Middng Orleans is quoted at l44d q
ais middng Vplands at l35d
He The bullion in the Bank of England has
- creased f347, 900.
M 1t was reported the Austrians had decidedly
ere fused TO- accent the Prussian conditions for pea
re- The Paris Monteur denies that the French e
1gs ernment had any intention OF becoming an arm
% mediator in the officially.
The PrussiaAs had occupied DaInstadt.
eat WAsH1EGFoN July 2s4-TThe appropriation of
mllon and half dollars for repairing the Mis-!
4ho sinui leyees having been thrown out of the Ct
~, bill by the committee Of conference, the bA pass
'rK' without In the same bill a provision vas ms
Who eauaIlzng the bountias, giving to soldiers "
ne. served three years a hundred dollars, and th
WHO served two years fifty dollars.
Gen. Diz has been confirmed as minister to
cen 3ague,