New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-14

asrw YoBgJ SEPT s.--The steamer Peruvian has
figea N itil iats 81 London Soth.
fssisEarf BeAia. who has figured Sc prominently
"a the return league having been removed from
As position ~ seeisiag harristeE of Aiddlesex, the
saonfleAce Is published. The chief Justice
who drew she pnointment justiies it on the
Mroursl that peEsens holding Judicial positions are
expected 20 refraln from party strife. He gives
Ssis however, that Beasls political opin-
5sIss would not prevent him from doing Justice III
zis c0nEt but thiaks others might entertain differ
gnt opiEionss
Sffieisl intelligence from Ttkoutsk states that
shs p8lislI insufTactioR is completely quelled.
The Poles lost 40 killed. 25 wounded. and 15Ss
captured. The Insurgents are still at large. The
0uibraak was caused by want Of food, the pro-
visions intended for the e8iles being appropriated
7ly the authorities
Tle principal theaser Of Constantinopie, worth.
s. 80 age, ,000 piasteFss IL burned
afsef intelligence has been anticipated BY the
q tatltic cable.
BAgeoR.
BASsoR, AEE., Sept. 9--Hon. Hannibal Hanlin
addressed great meeting Of his fellow-citzens.
= here last evening being enthusiastically received
and welcomed. He spoke for an hour aud IA half.
He commenced By saying he intended to assnil no
man, neither did he intend to use any honied
words to please any rebel ear. No commentary
he could make On the President could haze half
1he force Of THE comm entaFy he Tnakeson himself
He said ts government must be restored 81 the
basis Of the imTauta ble principles 81 Justice,
equality and liberty. The rebels fought fDr four
their allies at5the North, demand their Immediate
return TO their former position God forbid that
s@hey should ever resume tgem place but on prin-
Eiples of equality and justice 50 ALT He would
gather continue the struggle and transmit it 10 our
sons than that the question Should be settled on
II any other terms sYe cannot afford to have it
settled On any other. we have lost blood and
treasure enough ~ have Eight We cannot eon-
sent to any restoration that does not project the
loyal men of Che South who st90d BY the flag when
- needed support
THE MAINE ERECTION ATIoNAL BANK FORT
DODGE yoy 4Dp NESS IN w sSiINGTeN.
WAsH1SsTaS September 9--The political iute
gestis now mostly centefed upon Maine where
4lle election comes off tomorrow. The adyiees
from received here are highly favorable
and encouTa gins and it Is fully believed that the
hopes of the position of gains there are doomed
41 disappointment, and that the Union men Of
Iaine viii fully re-echo the cheering response Of
Vermont to the battle cry of freedom,
The First National Bank of Fort Dodge Iowa, 4
vas authorized on nrday 1git capital of nifty
Thousand dollars.
To-day has been utterly deq Old of interest here.
here are few arrivals at the hotels, and geryd
7ltte Of Importance canHbe looked for from this
quarter until the return Of the President and
cabinet hall again set the political machinery IN
motion.
DIsRdEsElESTs,
During The geek The disburs enents on account
of We yar nayy and interior dep artrnents, we're
as fsit0wsi
yEaE Department 1880
1nlerior
Total s,l95,0Saa
INFECTED RAGS.
Orr consul hi Eigerpo writes to the State de-
s9laTtsnelt as folIo Hss
Large quantities of 9ags area being exporteds
from tias g9aFitr to the United States It seems
nov t5 De admitted least ia this country that
all clothing ate, from persons having the cholera
become infected ana that there is great danger Of
spreading he disease III such clothing. There ID
not oRly pussi bilibY, but probabltv that in
1ected rags may De mixed in with those that are
new being rent oyer. II would be wellfor theI
Asalth authorities at the different ports to look
after these inpcrtations and whenever there is t
any doubt, 70 take steps to have them disln-
dected
soME LONG sESTEEGEs ABOUT SOLDIERS BURIED
9 ALIVE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--A recent circular issued I
by BreEet Major lzens and Chief Quarternast ter j.
4. Donaldson, of the Department of the Tennessee
A. the friends Of deceased Union soldiers, al-
41o9helng Ilat file removal Of ths bodies Of al
Onion soldieTs buried il the States Of Ken
3ncky Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama ana h
sississipp and on the west bank Of the Missis- Fl
sppi river from opposite Columbus, KY, to the +,
anoath o. Red River, Louisiana, TO the national
cemeteries ct Memphis, Pittsburg Landing, Fort !
DoneEs8as Nashville and Columbia. Tenn. Macon q
sSa., Mont tgonegy and Mobile, Ala, Natchea and
GoTlnth, Miss, during the ensuing fall and winter
and v1yi7g comrades of the dead to be present
aId assist u identifying the remains The work
of dIsnt nterTlIg vii commence October /, and
sondnue till all are gathered ups Friends desir-
ng 20 be present at any of the places at which the
lead are buried, by addressing Breyet Major u.
y Y Whltelnan, assistant qaartermaster in charge
3t lnterments and mortnRry records, MaFfrees- il
,oro, Tenn Win be informed at what time tie in i
erments will take place at particular loeajtV Il
AllpersoDs possessed Of any. information TINT may
e Of use II Identifying the dead are requested
9 send them to Maj. Whiteman, who will see it
iacedin the hands of the ofieers engaged IN su. ~
erntending The removal OF the several cemeter-
es. Catalogues will be made outof the different IA
places, Stone River, Chattanooga and Knoxville
and will be ready for publication I'M few days ci
SANTA ANNA, I'D
NEW YoRK, Sept. 8.-Gen. Santa Anna has
aade anTatfidayit before the Supreme Court, de- n
ying any eoap licity on knowledge of the letter )
grltten 70 Judge Barnard, In which bride was z
nered tor release from some Of bis legal d6i, !,
3nlties.
CANADA AND THE FENTANs. al
The Herads Ottawa, Canada, dispatch SAYS an ii
rder has been issued to the Quebec yolnnte6rs toll
old themselves ia readiness to march TO the from
len. The engineers stationed at Quebec haYealsoi
seeived orders to be.ready to march on or about
be- 13t Of this month, tofhe border, there to be
sadY fog the pToteetion Of the defenses along the
Iwer Canada frontier The Canadians hone that
lrter divisions viii arise in Eths Penian brother.
ood from the Troy Congress. Canadian govern.
tent agents are believed to beat work in Troy.
FROM oALIFoRN1A.
NEW Yong, Sept s. The steamer Santiago de
uba, Mish san francisco passengers, via Aiear
1gua, has arrived.
NORTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN.
A Times Washington special says Gen. How rs
Il IS IN receipt Of letter from the assistant Is.
jmmissionsr Of the freedmen bureau Of North 4
aE9llna, Of September 9, Ia which, 10 speaking
the present status of coofed men, lie states his
tention, which has already been partially sue.
'ssful, of breaking up the greatnulnher of freed
en- camps throughout the State, and concen-
ating the needy and deserving AT 4 few central y
,inta II IL hisopinion that, after October /, bat
II duties will deynlve upon the officers and B
tents 9fsthe bureau in that State. s.
The Jurisdiction of affairs generally has been III
rned over 70 the eiYii authorities. All com a
aInts Of outrages between blacks and whites t,s
ring the past month"; have been referred to the u,
ate courts and prosecutions have been enforced M
ainst etanders OF both classes, with equal zeal al
He closes his report with the assertion that in nv
aggregate negro population Of over 500 O0e iii n
State, net more than 2500 have failed to place M
amselYes out of hereaeh of want for the coming ";
al. sAt sAt
GARRoTED. IT.
0r, Jones late health officer Of Brooklyn. was %,
oeEed down IL that city, and robbed Of over 6nt
% Ia Eteenbaeks. by three men. 4 ant