New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30


morton, $50; Pease, III About the same pro-
portion exists in the vote for the other officers.
TTockrnoFton was the Democratic candidate
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sRroNEDs-Wm. H. Wilson, a native Of Camp
bell county, Va, who was tried by military com
mission in 1854 and sent to the Ohio peniteatiary
Tor twenty years, charged with being Confederate
wy, was pardoued IN The President on the 25th
day of May, 1866. MIR. Wilson was frgt sentenced
to be hung, but on account Of his extreme youth.
hissentsnee was commuted to imprisonment. MIR.
Wilson arrived here yesterday on the steamer
David White, III search Of his parents who are
supposed to be ID tle city. He i now staying at
she ST. Games Hotel.
FlNaSCIAL AND Gox4BRoIAL SUNMARy.-Tbe
Gold Harriet advanced yesterday fully % % cent.
uadEr favorable adyiees from New York, but it
snbseqaently fell OF about1 u cent. on receipt 81
isence Of q reaction in the latter market.
sat on the street we're light during the day, but
these at the Brokers' Beard were unusually heavy,
saae market closing unsettled at l52D2523 against
8a9I50 "a Thursday evening
forstgH Exchange There is no material varia-
tion TO refer to in the movement in Sterling or
Francs. Tie supply of commercial is wholly ex
hausted, owing to the suspension Of sales Of cot
t9a "a foreign account while the banks ana pri
vste drawers still exact extreme rates and the
demand for remittance purposes continues lat
Lite better than nominal. Sales since our last
included no round amounts Of any class of bills
ami the market closed languid at 167(Rl68 for
5aGk Sterling, l649l66 for clear bills, 1856 05.S0f
for bank Franc, and ,459S 40 for outdoor Francs
Domestic Esetaage- movement in DoInes-
" exchange discloses very quiet but irm mar
ket. Outdoor offerings Dire very light, and the
5ap1 and bankers appear to be rather Indifferent |
about selling FOUND amounts, even at the present
enhanced figures as they confidently look for still
higher rates. The ruling quotations are 3 cent
premium at bank and par oil ~ cent. premium Oh
the street, for sight checks on the Northern cities
O'1osureIlt Notes and secrities-The tendency
Of he market is still upward for all faYorite classes
usually enumerated under this heading. The mar /
katis but moderately supplied however, and trans
actipne Yesterday included no heavy lots Of any
pdon, but fall previous prices, and in special
eassga further advance vas realized By holders
lslon Sales yesterday comprised 1850 bales,
aivided among six myers The market was I'm
aetEtea throughout and prices could not have been
reported as better than nominal at any time, from
che agening To the close Of business.
and ldo!asses-There is no marked alter
aaie IF any Kind to report in either foreign or do
m0slic sugar or Melasses. There is very little IF
fseusiana now Ia rst hands, but the supply Of the
HpsJtetI articles is more than ample to meet the
demand which is OF very restricted character al
previous pfioes
I A2ui uuu " aeehhng
-. + al'es : tltesl0us pLlcss' oa'S are
.''ei.o qssa,sau a. our las9 quoIe-
:. s'sleS - "a fates, ana
tsgsst ~ = w a4lo tsslLlcteu
r,...s. p..,. 49,, Il
y = tsslson snu l-aEo are auh
l45,'..ol ~ LaAes me mar
80 s1s 'l0 u'llaAa Is ually
s..s1sa7 5,sss,,t ls9si'Ss ~.
5si,s5b I'M 'ss Desn pssulI'ea .
4Ne1'isu Tug sHpjolheu leleGFdInsy winch nave been
Teee.sed BY some Of our financial and ,commercia
friends since ourlast: +
NgN foRK, June 29.--GoId opened at 1888.
1he otton market opened dull at nominal prices.
n AAs-tiold- 1913 Sterling Exchange steady I.
5'2Q' esal04l; second and third series, 1870
loS1 4Os40s, 97a; zoos, I0349lO33; certificates
q indebtedness 100. IL M.-Gold, I55. Cotton :
ane hanged. Sterling Exchange steady. i:30 r. NJ
Iea Loaf. Cotton irregular; rates nominally !
ss(gsse Al. A.-Gold closed at 1915. Cotton is :
norniaAliy unchanged at previous quotations.
81 III a;gs4 : 4. ~ - /.
.'is 49, y sne zVth Mrs Farnon, who re-
from sleep BY a noise in her house. and, taking 0
alarm, attempted to scream for assistance as heP
husband was away from home. Two ruuians ran i
toward the bed and attempted to choke her, hut '
we're deferred BY the vigorous resistance she made
They then ran from the house, ana Id thew passed
out, me Of them turned back and DISCHARGED iii t
revolver at Mrs. Farnon, the ball taking effect n
her iiead, ana infictng severe, though not dan c
gegous round. After leaving Mrs Farnon' house, j
Ethe Two Fuiians attacked Mr. Kendrics. accom-
spatging three young ladies' home. The highway. !
men threatened to shoot tie ladies if they made
an5 hoise and after knoekinf Mr. Jlsndr,ct -
ifa ai,,sy.s,t rn,,,ss In. - 'o%
VIVA hi M So, "a s IN
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NhFs Z 0hambln, Of Leesbmg, Va, cougbeti !