New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

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| Democratic executive committee. They denounee
Howell, and protest against the reassembling of|
the convention Of ga, and demand that the mem
bers from this parish abandon the concern.
Associated Press Dispatched
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The State department
has been advised that the following prisoners have
been released from the Irish prisons, on condition
of returning forthwith to the United States DanI
j. Mickens, Col. Burke, Bernard McDermott, Ed
ward Motley, and Kirwan.
The House will probably adopt, tomorrow, the
Senate's preamble and resolution admitting Ten
nessee 10 its full place in the Union.
| Advices received here by the Mexican legation
report that an Austrian column was defeated at
Loyolapec, losing large number of killed.
wounded and prisoners. The ImperiaIists were
about to abandon Hocotalpau.
| New YoRK, July 22--Fourteen cases of cholera
are reported for the twenty=four hours ending last
| evening. The disease is on the increase.
| Foreign advices report the cholera raging at
Stettin, Prussia. On the 7th there were l4S cases
in Berlin, 10 of which were fatal
Nav York, July 22-Fhe seward-Raymona
Republicans have Issued a call for State conven-
ton, to nominate delegates for the Philadelphia
convention.
There has beenno movement made yet by the
Democratic State committee.
Arrived-Steamers Lot, Savannah; E. B. Sou
der, Charleston; Virgin, New Orleans; Euclid
Newbern City of Limerick, from Liverpool.
Boston, July 22.-Arriyed Sunday-Bark Lfber.
ty from New Orleans, and brig D. B. Doane from
Wilmington.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The Democratic del
egaes to tho conservative convention, to be held
here on the l4th of August, are ex-Governors
Porter, Bigler and w. H. Packers and Chief Jus
tice Woodward. The alternates are Judges Jerry
S. Black, Ellis, Lewis, Campbell and Packer.
New YORK, July 22.-Further South American
adycesstate that the preparations for the pres.
identiai election in Chill were progressing. TWAS
Thought a revelation would ensue ia Perez is
reelaeted, and the administration woala be over
thrown by force of arms Business is brisk az
Valparaiso
GEw YORK, July 22.-Lstters from ireland stale
that the shore end of the cable waa successfully
landed at Valentia, on the afternoon of the 9Th
i instant, and the William Carry proceeded to sea
inme ediately, paying out slowly. The feet had
rendezyoused at Bearhaven, to complete cealing
, , and wire 20 splice the main cable with the shore
, end, on the 18th. The voyage os the Crest East
5 ern to Bearhayen was stormy and,longer than was
!, expected. The condition of the wire night ant
0 work Of laying the shore end 80 miles Of cable
: was accomplished in less than twelve hours, ant
the Insulation was found to be all right during tha
. process.
: AT the village of Hearts Content, in New
g Foundiand, great preparations are making for the
a | reception Of the cable.
Southwest Pass, JAY 22,-The steamship Mer
= ripac for New York, went to at o'clock thi
r naorning and the steamships Sheridan and Harlan
:, at P, NJ The steamtug Lone Star, Captain Schnei
Il der, was run into by the steamer Hewes, on til,
night of the 2lst, at 10 o'clock near Stake Island
! and sunk in fourteen feet water. The Lone Sta
u u was struck amidships in the wheel carrying ava,
q all her starboard side. Both steamers had lights
e rhs Lone Star whisted but che Hewes did not an
swer. The former was bound out and the latte
a was coming up.
d A bark is in sight to the westward. Weatht
10 Southeast-light.
Is vICKsBURG, July 22.-Passed up, Commo
i wealth, at P. N. River falling.
s, From Yesterdays Papersl
W NEW York, July 2l.-Addtional European i
20 telligence per Hermann, Allemania and City
n; Paris:
81 The Great Eastern was safely anchored, an
a had finished coating. The rest of the cable wa
~ expected to arrive hourly. The condition OF tn
10 cable on board was tested night and day, and lu
no proved daily since its immersion under the waite
in the tanks. 1t is now considered electrically PEI
. feet. The shore end has been successfully landet
III The tests were perfect. The 1865 cable has pee
tested. and it is perfect as when laid.
Ills The proportion OF wounded IN the late Datues
tor eight Austrians to one Prusslan
49, 1t is rumored that French squadron mas pee
M ordered to Venice and that the Toulon authorize
me have been ordered to prepare ten steam trlgate
~ A Russian official journal cautions Prussia to r.
~, member that there are other strong and unite
D. powers in Europe interested In the balance
i'll European power.
nv The Prussians have made Pardubitz their hea
49, quarters Prague has been abandoned, and it
NY expected that Prussia will seize it.
'er The Italians were severely beaten by the Au
ok trians at Borghetto and Monteonello. They we
! a lepulsed five times.
Benedek has been relieved from the commar
of the Austrian army.
20 The Italian papers state that Prussia has d
j6 cned the armistice A semi-olicial Nienn
W paper states that Napoleon has opened trei
W steps of an energetic character to effect Il
and armistiGe.
~, ,,sy' LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN, July 12-No pre-
Mrs teal result to the negotiations is yet appClre
o.t The London Globe believes the Continent Ys on
-%% .%a brink of general European war Prussia ct
lid tiuues firm in her demand The ballans
% a advancing in spite of the French ORDERS
su, French iron-clad squadron was ore cred to Ven
son on the night of the llth gne CherbOurg sCu
nd ron will also sail but its destination is unknol
IL 1t stated that the Pr ssians were marching
Frankfort on-the.Main. The Madrid Epooh s
4 is Spain has no intenV on 10 relmauish hostit
against Chilli and Pc .ru, and that her deet, wi