New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08
NEW YORK VESSELS QUARANTlNED AT CHARLESTON
Observation-Disclosures NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches. I

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-By the cable we have
European dates to the evening of the 9th.
LONDON, Aug. 6-(To the Associated Pressl.-
COnsols closed at 874 for money. United States
5-2O's 6S3. Illinois Central R. R., rs.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-Cotton sales to-day 5000
bales. The market closed fat, with decline Of
ID. per pound
New YORK, Aug. GA special dispatch to the
Herald, by the cable, dated London Aug. 5th,
says before the armistce had been extended to
Bavaria, the Prussian army had progressed rapidly
and secured good footing
| They are forcing paper currency upon the
people,
By the agreement, the Prussians are to occupy
Wurtemburg, but the BaYarians are to retain the
fortress of Mentz. The BaVarians left it yester-
day, and the Wurtemburg troops will leave on the
| 8th inst.
The river Rhine is re-opened.
During the last three days the Austrians have
been pouring into the Tyrol, via Bavaria, to the
number of about 10000.
The Italian navy is to be reorganized. The
court martial of Admiral Persiano, who recently
commanded the Italian fleet, is progressing.
new Italian loan of three hundred and fifty
million livres has been ordered since the signing of
the truce.
A part of the Swiss troops which were guarding
the Italian border have been d!sbanded.
The cholera is increasing in England.
AsPY BAY, August Z, 7:l0 P. M.-The steamer
bringing the above messages from the cable
arrived here from Portau- Basque at o'clock thi!
evening. Another will be due at o'clock to
morrow morning.
AsPY BAY, Aug. 7.-The steamer Dauntless hat
not yet arrived. She is hourly expected with Lon
don adVces by the cable to the 9th and 9th inst.
AsPY BAY, Aug. Z, l A. M--There are no sign
of the steamer Dauntleps with cable dispatches
She will probably arrive about six o'clock tht
morning (Tuesday,) with dispatches receive
Y through the cable on Sunday and Monday.
WASHINGTON, August THE President ha!
directed to General Sheridan certain interrogato
n res concerning the late New Orleans disturbance
with view of obtaining brief statement of tn
features commencing with the occurrences of tn
= twenty seventh and ending with the riot on tn
30th of July.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE United States cons
d at Antwerp, under date Of July 18th, informs II
e state department that cholera at that place
gradually on the increase, the daily death Ii
! ranging from SO to 95. The disease first made
/ appearance at port in an emigrant ship whi
= was not ordered away in time to prevent Il
a infection from reaching hore. The consul adVis
!, a strict surveillance to be kept over all vesst
= from that port.
q Our consul in Spain writes that strict quara
IN tine at Port Mahon or Vigo has been ordered
t. all American vessels bound for Spanish ports.
IL Gems. Steadnan and Fullerton had lengt
n interview with the President this morning.
~ No executive appointments were made to-do
en- The secretary of The French legation ne
Ia writes a letter to the secretary of state, stati
N that the grave events which are passing in Euro
will not delay the Paris exposition. In word,
says that everything induces the anticipation d
y ~ the exposition will be completed by the 1st
ng April, 1867.
re- BALTIMORE, Aug 6.-The Democratic city C
a vention has met to elect delegates to the ST
ltn convention called to elect delegates to the Ph
his delphia convention. Among the nominated
av- delegates from the State at large were ex G
on Pratt and Mr.. Benjamin C. Howard, who was C
,lso Hs missioner of police in 1861. MIR. Pratt was
Dor mally elected. The RESOLUTIONS adopted indt
the the Presidents Reconstruction policy; comm
nus nus GOV. Swami for the impartial justice he has m
son tested in regard to the execution of the regi
l2w; denounce that law as oppressive, unjust