New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

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cay III petroleum. taken from Nh y1llilsa
islg st4a 81 gallons crude 81, salnea rs ossi
NEw YoKx Jaii. 2e ateaslsrs CITY e. 81 iSaI
tisHura I3drrassie AraE6 &nd uuiHlana saiied W
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8 49, yapx Ian. ID. Tie Commercial u special
ft,sn Ws4hinftUn sayss Romero, the Minister from
fSe Rennbl;c III refuses to credit the re-
III the 0f the French troops from
HI bases his oEinion upon fae facts snat /
Eshe eriassssare preparing vigorous campaign
i5 81 fhcrE Is the stronghold At the
Araibiic Iii that oonntry in order to crush all OPP
fon ma also to pose on army between
5hf IJnit&d States and Mexieos sss a4si
ka5 95{e reporfs uf the withdrawal Of troops by
lyfa1eS III based upon unofficial statements in
AZ he aliegess for the puf-
ISse 81 male aiding public opinion IN this
upon scheme Of territorial Element that
ile haa counted the cost, md will only withdraw
when PEELED Nv force. 81 the entire submission
sof Mexico 10 his agent, Macmillan.
Lfverpo0l Cotton Market anlsni.
III HE cotton market on Saturday the 9Th inst
Fprices had q downward tendency. Market quiet,
With sales of about 500 bales
ii railroad train. containing the Lord Lieutenant
of ireland and lady was fired at BY some unknown
person near Nullenger. The driver Of the engine
llled = marrow escape.
/ iva young men named Hurg. Wilson and John
eleven, said to have been lately returned from n
Americx, have been arrested for Fenianism. " rlt
l IN md reasonable documents are said to have
1 been found On them. a III
l Er~pAsed NeEro Calonfxatfon In FIoridas
1 4sHaNeToH, Jan. 2O.-- Col. Osborne, Assistant
Elonnmssioner Of Refugees, Freedmen q toI
1.-THE District Of Florida, has submitted pan iof
1 Mi. Gen. Howard, for the conside OF the
IGovernment, for colonixing the freedmen !. o.
Florida and he suggests e the United states
pur base from Florida all that o. tne SIats
below ~ deg. Of latitude, and give y terri1ofai
Il fern Of government, none but freedmen PC per-
4 Inted to buy or pre.empt lands, and each head q
Il q family 10 have eight acres.
supposed Priyateer Stopped.
II If NFw YaRK Tan 23.--The Commercial gives
farther particular gardng the supposed Gillian
4 privzteer yesterday Is clearance for y sPiendld
Il propeller was applied for ut the Custom House,
and aftsr careful mvestg Of the case " Sur
II yor Wakenaan, III clearance was granted. The
vessel was about leaving port to-day, when she
Waa seized by The regular marshal under an order
ii from Judge Belts, which was granted, On repre-
aticna made hy me spanish Consul, who
Il that e vessel going to sea to enter the
II ansyice 0f Chill against SPAN. She had no arma.
Il Hent DID board, but was we'll manned, and ia con-
i edfkon Ia receive full compliment of warlike
4 material. The vessel is the Meteor, which was
1 knilt ~ Forbes, ID Boston, for the purpose Of
/ chasing and capturing the pirate Alabama. She
/ " agDiicent ship, about 900 feet long, ana 9
fRerfect model in shape. Her crew - composed
aentertained BY those who ought to know, that she
4 Was going to sea to receive at some place her
armament for Chilian service. The fact Of her
having received clearance created. much e1e "
Spanish Consul BY his action in the matter showed
that He really entertained serious fears of her
hostile character She is now in charge Of United
i 5s7ss Dem csstac Victory.
4 WHEELING Va, Jan. 23.-The municipal cleo
ton yesterday passed off quietly The returns in
dictate the reelection OF Mayor Sweeny and the
II entire Democratic ticket.
q. Coiored schools-F From sonth Caroaina.
II New YOKE, Jan. 40. a dispatch from Washing
Il ton says Gen Howard has just received the CON
solidafed report of all the colored schools under
Il HE Freedmen's Bureau, which shows that there
at present 63I schools, with 1910 teachers, and
II co. 1854 scholars in the Southern States under the
& direction Of the Freednlen's Bureau Application
was made to the Bureau yesterday for 100 celoree
IA laborers to- work the railroad in Maryland. The
II reqnisition will be promptly filled.
81 Another dispatch says Gov. Akin, of South Caro-
lima, arrived yesterday. He says the negroes art
doing nothing land new crops are likely to be {
II failure unless some thing is done to compel the ne
I'll groes to work. He has been appointed to lay thu
L matter before the President and Gen. Grant, ant
II zee il come means cannot be devised TO remed,
Il the difficulty
~ Meeting. of the Fenian senate.
sats NEW York Jan. 20 The Fenian Senate me
q this morning President Roberts approves Of tn,
. tresoiuti0n calling Congress of the BrOtnerhoot
To meet Oft Pittsburg on the 18th Of February
y Interesting from b, Msyessakalns e cit'
& Ell New YoRE, JAM ~ Letters from the city o.
D Mexico aay that in order to guard against depre
dations Of guerrillas, Maximilian has the entire
Il road from Vera Cruz to- the capital patroled by
u military police; and though the force is not
Livery numerous, it Is said to answer the purpose
very we'll. II is related of Macmillan that in a
VI conversation be maintained that President John
son and be are, BIZ position as well as by interest,
natural allies. 1t hs helps me, said the Emperor,
q viii help him We will raise this continent to
stsuch. degree Of prosperity and greatness, that
we shall soon be able to dictate to the rest Of the
II SWorfd, Europe inclnded.
Il An exploding party, sent by Macmillan into the
interior of Mexico found in the midst of large
forest the ruins Of city built long before the time
Il having IT'S streets paved with polished stone.
& Many hne specimens Of architecture we're found.
q The Attack ON HnRdnd. $
4 The Herald's Washing ton special says: Tele-
Serbian At New Orleans, dsavow all knowledge on
hin part of the 6libnsterng attack on Bagdad, and
states that Ibis orders to his subordinate ofcersha
81 abeen to preserge strict neutrality.
Il Prfxc Cases.
: WASHINGTON, jar. The Supreme Court Of
1.-THE United States has delivered an opinion in the
n ~ af tie State ship ADMIRAL and Bristol ship
u q cargo Of salt and coal which was captured
q sby NE United States steamer Alabama; Dec -
a 1861 taken to Philade pha and there libelled
prize asserting that the vessel was liable to con
{ domination, and should be condemned. The Su
n prafne Cont has Affirmed the DEGREES Of condem
Il nation, sustaining the superstition taken by TIL
u sgovernmBnt.
n Why Do WoMEN Dress "A we pass along th
n streets No sonnet times look at the beautifully
u dressed and elegant women. Said q friend to u
Fl the other day, they dress to please their hus
,bands aud lovers aud TO win the admiration Of TIL
4 masculine generally H But it's no such thing
81 Women do not dress to please their husbands o
thair 1tiH N vulgar
Z fashionable woman is not half as anxious to wi
4 tho admiration Of men as to provoke the envy Q
y her own SEX The truth u. men, % q rule, know
but very little about the value of female attire
the standard az 4 syon1an's excellence in costume
Ladies' are c0nsumnate critics too. No tradesmal
this city Is better judge Of the articles in whic
be deals than the lady Of fashion is Of all the art
( Eeies her sisters wear.
u With single glance, rapid, keen and searching
lie a reckon 2 the habiliments of riya