New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

Won are therefore instructed to admit to entry,
BY appraisemeRt, goods from the above named
provinces that are unaGeompanled by lnVol e of
consular certificates when it il not the result OF
fraud, and when needless or dispr0poruohate eA u
peuse and annoyance would be incurred in obtain
ng them. A., =
security of the public revenue, and the freedom n
Of trade from useless and vexatious resficuons s.
the special attention Of collectors rs cale9 70 Sue q
necessity OF the utmost care in carrying TINS reSu-
atiou into effect and not TO extend its operations
beyond the precise limitations and conditions f
prescribed.
Signed H MCCULLOUGH secretary Oh treasury I
late NortherR SnteHIgenee,
GEM SANTA ANNA REPUp4ATEs THE oHABeE THAT
He ID FRENCH spY-TnE HEALTH on TIE
CITY-AE ALLEGED BF5AMST. II
| NEw York, May LEA representative Of the
Herald was yesterday, by invitation, admitted TO
ala interesting and lengthy interview with General
4 santa Anna The general denied the allegations
published against him, and utterly repudates all
! connyance with Macmillan. He intends to dis
patch staff officer to Jaurez to-dsy, and send |
| Communication to Minister Romero, at Wash |
4 ingtou, explanatory OF his intentions IN this
The report of the sanitary superintendent and
the bureau of vital Statistics OF this CITY, shows
that the work OF sanitary reform is being pressed
forward with yigor, and q marked decrease in the
weekly mortality report is nated as among the
gratifying results which have been attained.
A case was up before Judge Barnard yesterday
in the Supreme Court chambers, which developed
some painful facts. The compliments Miss Kate
7 Busteed, who alleges that in March lest she was
z married to a young man named James ). wilson,
\ and that she subsequently ascertaned he mad
e wife in Bristol England. She is the niece OF Judge
y BRzteed, formerly of this city divorce has peen
granted between the parties, on the alleged connl'
e vance Of the defendant who took this course, as
I appeared, in order to save himself from criEl
g nnl prosecution. An application has been MADE
Ut by the father of the lady TO set aside the decree
h. A Fnrth hearing the set down IOf
Thursday next.
~ DESTRUCTIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTNTHE
le ASSUMES THE DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE.
y, ~ fire broke out in Brooklyn, this morning, in
Z the cotton-pScking establishment OF T.. b. Blan-
Il chard Co. The whole building, bounded by
Z Irwin, sedgwic and Yanbrunt streets, was de-
y stroyed together with its contents, consisting Of
large quantity of goods saved from the recent fire
VI in New York Tie loss on the stock and machinery
III is $4,000; in the building, owned by Charles
"a Kelsey, $4,000.
N. Mr. Smythe assumed the colectorship THIS morn
,Iu ing. The old deputies were Responded ana there
m; have been no changes Of sDhOrdinates thls iar
sty STEAMERS sAILED--HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT
The Scotia sailed at noon to-day, taking $4,000,
ant 600 in specie. The Kangaroo also sailed, taxing
the 1915 0GD in specie.
the last report no admission deaths from ehoiers
ch- had occurred on the hospital ship. All wei OF
IN board the Virginia and Illinois.
q q THE FoRg GOODWIN MASSACRE ooNFIRMED-oTHEF
A.. APACHEs By UNITED STATES TROOPS
IL SAN FRANcIsco, May IA letter from Charle
i Hamilton dated Williams Fork, Arizona, April 80
lew seems to confirm the massacre at Fort Goodwin
md He states that tile massacre occurred ten day
"a previous and that of two companies OF regulars
~, Of the third battalion, Fourteenth regiment con
lOn sisting of 100 men, only seven escaped. Up
thh remainder were murdered and scalped. ia
lok Apaches reaped rich harvest, carrying of arms
IN ammunition commissary stores etc. number q
supposed friendly Indians were admitted into IL
ich fort and surprised the garrison.
nal A tribe called the Huolapes had murdered on
the man and committed other outrages in the vclnit
hen of Williams Fork.
of Iieat Ceryautes, company A. with 26 men, al
tackled the Apaches forty miles east of Camp LII
y coin about March 24th killing %, wounding an
ear capturing . The same party was planning an a
arE tack upon the large raEche7,
tle THE REPORT OF THE FORT GOODWIN MASSACRE III
CRBDITED.
y 10 SAN Francisco, May 15.-The military author
Of ties have information from General Mason date
anita April 25th, who says nothing about the MASSAGE
epIa letter Of late date from Yala discredits Il
col report. It's believed here that the l4th re
tha ulars could not have reached Fort Goodwin befo
can April 29th.
IL as STEAMER sAILED-HrNIEG STOCKS.
Ten The ship Cowper, Capt. Perciyal Shields, a
cay rived; also the steamer 0rizaba, from Columb
with river, bringing $lD6 600 in treasure.
Mining stocks are weak. 0phir Imperial 10
yNER Yellow Jacket III, Hall & Norcr0ss $50. Bech
800, Cholar $50, Grown Point 1900
ssed SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE FENIAN oAUsE-MoNEY
5, to BE RAISED TO PROSECUTE A WAR IN IRELAND.
K at NEW YoRK, May lB.-0rg4nizer Stephens W
engaged taday in receiving Populations OF yario
merit circles in Manhattan district some Of whom pi
the secuted him with subscriptions towards the Feai
ninal cause.
oliar GRAND REoEPTIoN--THE arEEPHIs RIoTs-PhRD
into nEFUsED-THB INDICTMENT AGAINST JEFF. pA1
woRTHLEsS-THE TAX BILL.
the The Herald's special says of the Presidents
au4S ceptfun last evening: Taken all In all, this y
one of the grandesG affairs of the season. more p
3anS pie and representatives Of more classes bel
7lteU present than any similar occasion. Even
- ~ radicals in large Hdmhers paid therrespeCta 70
clr President. who received them in a manner beco
7 ~ ing his high position"
ehe it is understood that influence has been broul
ssets to bear upon President johnson to pardon Fan
CUES staum tie government swudler, who was sent
the State prision for ten years, bat the PRESIDE
OF positively refused to entertain the application
4IIle The New York Times specialsays 'Repub.iei
ali complain ct the alleged bad management OF JUG
49, Underwood in getting up the Jeh. Davis md
@ meut, aud it is asserted as the opinonin theatt
nust' ney generals Office, that the indictment will
.n itt, stand the test of judicial criticism.
it There is much opposition to the tobacco tax
the new tax bill, and also in the House against
otiioi reduction Of the income tax.
intad THE MARYLAND RADICALS.
being On the 18th inst, Horace Maynard sena
ID the | Cresswell, Hon. Frank Thomas, Gen. Garfield
The Hon. John l.. Thomas Jr,, addressed meeting
lie tie Hagerstown, Md, on the issues ot day, Am
from Resolved, That we are alike opposed TO grant
orpo- suffrage to the negro in Maryland and represe
ton OF nonvotiqg negroes by rebels, and th
fore we fully and completely ndorse the eonst
TTreu tional amendment to the Constitution bas
representation on the voting population, and
. >, laws forever prohibiting the leading rebels f
pe ue holding Office Of confidence or trust.
ssaie, Resolved, That we firmly believe thatthe sal
;, !, the and perpetuty of the republican goyernln
ortu both state and national depend the reenGo
! a ana' power IN the hands Of loyal men and there
fllt4
nd of Won sbonId overp STATE even if their nun
20 should be less than 5000
iay = Resolved That we firmly adhere to the reFi
2 law Of Msrylend, and viii oppose any ehoi
RIDER repeal or modify the same.
bAD,D ---s-s4e-----
TIE GALLERIES OF TBs CAPITOL AND
nl t NEaRoEs.-The Washington correspondent Of
mi Philadelphia Sunday Mercury thus vrios
i'm at We have some considerable pity for the p
led OF unfortunate blacks Of ths district who are eg
on by tie radicals to commit all sorts OF outri
lvioes Gus tricks that must Eventually tell in ten
Igieo ,aou the snIorEd race. at the capitol they b