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Narine SnteIIigerlte.
CREsCEEr OFFtrR, No, o. gAMr srsuBY
"Wednesday. MnY 2 1854

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston,
Steamship Frances, Hurd, for Baltimore, H"'tis
Steamship Planet, HaoweI, for Mobile, : 9i'' ~
British brig Sarah Partridge for HAVANA s nsfssy
Ship Gettysburg, EDDIE. for Havre, 90S ASly
Ship May Flower, Call, for Liverpool D1'''iiu0'"
Bark volante Regain for Havana, ii ballast sfA "O0
British schr Helena, Roberts, for Havana, D'''''
sohr Dictator, Nckerson, for Norwich, IN ballast
,4a ,,4, I Smaller jr
3te 1yyeo0to, Deggs; Tor Mobile, Master
steamer Mary ooney, English, for Mobile. Master
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Wa Sahs honduras from Galveston for Liyerpool
,na. 'asee Up % the alp at Bermuda on the 12tb
'Hs.. sne requires considerable repairs.
49, ,.Cal.a, nom Liverpool for Maranhau, was
abandoned At sea April Crew saved : -
saip : < Keller which arrived al IAyernool on.
the 2sth March, from Mobile, was II port ~ ~
10th nlt leaky having struck the ground in Cav a..
larYon bay. = oaf'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-02

Brig Louisa, Atwood, from Galveston for Liver
pool which put into Bermuda in distress, had been
surveyed and abandoned, and hull and materials
were to be sold at auction on the 10th ult.
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The ladies' Of Raleigh, N. O., recently prono..s
% organize an association, Of which Tie eIaaa.
member should be the president and the yesassa,
The secretary But the dear creatures soop pst
With an unexpected and insurmoHntabIe aifaenltv
and the project has been abandoned, it hsyi5s
been found impossible to obtain a president. ana
every one Of the members claiming the right to 81
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Matanzas, April l4-saied Brig Marion, for
New Orleans.
Babbridge hence April H. brig VIM Henry sail
ed for New Orleans.
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Damestie Ports.
Foreign Ports.

Boston, April 24-Arrived: Bark Larena, Berry
from New Orleans,
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and to land and Mall
ana FsssenseFsi taking Cotton and signing bills of fading
here's Of through rates of freight bsnca q. G. r,.u,.
moscow h'se' Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, RotterJam
Gotheuburg aud Havre
seeFage passenger tickets granted by this line To
l'H Liverpool or Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination NAV h. .,.. a.,
the bills of ladns declared by the holder of tho NM
OF "uhs "i'ln tweVs hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordns the importer the oboio, ~
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN srEA,,
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following r
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
1874 tons. p Jamisou, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. ...J Campbell, Captain
FLoRIDA...........lS3 1887 tens. "A Finn Captain
MISSOURI. 1874 tons .....A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS tons. IT. Barron, Captain
GAMBIA 1851 tons. j. Graham Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 toms. H p p Gouchs Capt,
Cabin Passage Liverpool slas gold Its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw co.. 81 Carondelet street.
Consgnees of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills Lading the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSAGE 500 CUR.
To sail on SATURDAY, May 18TH at 8 AM
FOR LIVERPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM,
ship
Bolivian.
Cargo ia being received at the Company's Wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing punetuay
SATURDAY the 18th of May, at O'Clock A. x and to be
followed by the BRAZILIAN, Saturday, the 2sh May
Cabin Liverpool $l2S In gold OF its equivalent
in o. S. Currency.
Fer freight passage apply
HUNTER, ASKEW L CO. 81 uarondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted here to shippers
vs. Bills Of adng for this Company (Which can only bs
signed) will be had at the Agents Office as above
The ALABAMA will sail on WEDNESDAY, I'd May
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE.
To SAL on SATURDAY, May 9th, at o'clock A. NJ
FOR LIVERPOOL - THE MAGNIFICENT A /
.ast-sailng steamship
COneOrdia,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
viii leave as above from Post A, Fourth District.
. Caoin Passage. ..,...,-.,....... SI25 IN Gold.
steerags ....,.,.......... SO Currency
For freight passage having splendid accommodations for
cabin and Storage passengers, apply to
CREEvY, MCPHERSON CO.,
Corner Carondeet and Gravier streets
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T Foreign Ports.
Matan7as, April l4.-saied Brig Marion, fol
It New Orleans.
3 Cienfuegos, April I2.-Arrived Brig Cyclone
Babbridge hence April II, brig VIM Henry sail
y ed for New Orleans.
Imports Yesterday.
o HAVANA Steamship Savannah 99S bxs suga
Is Couft1rie B-os--790 do D A Chaiiraix-5O0 do w
- Agar-I00 W 2acharie-i0O B Turpin-S672 in
: gold to Richards cases cigars F A Gonzala-
Q / do Barnio Bros-5 Hersheim-1 pkg cigars w
:, Edwards-I do A HiXues-5 pkgs mdse i Men
: notwithstanding ] L smallwood-
bales cotton Hoath--2 do F MITCHELL n q
Taylor-and sundries to order. Total II bales Of
cotton.
GALVESTON Steamship w G Hewes-sl1s
| in specie to A Gramer-Ss00 to Schwartz & Kant.
man.s550 to Taylor \ Churchill $3.50 to Isaacs &
| Dreyfus-9S beeves l6l calves McQuaid Il Mehie-~
! 5 bales osnaburgs and sundry mdse to order
| MOBIlE-Steamer Franees-S bales cotton
Stevenson May Prosser, Prothro t5co-and
| sundries to order,
Exports Yesterday.
GALVESTON Steamship Harlan-4OO bbls -four
coffee and sundry mdse.
,B3ALT1MoRE-Ss "a mship Francis 200 empty
b6ls $50 pkgs tobacco.
craftsmanship Planet-3OO SKIS corn $50
Nv WIS Poih Il GShS bacon Dds mOIaS-
SEES and sundries.
M0BILE-Steamer De Soto-IOOO SKIS corn Ion
bales hay 10 bbls sugar 81 bbls whisky.
10 Mh4(iBiLEISteamer Mary Conley-1S hhds sugar
LIYERPooL-ship May FIower-289s hales Of
cotton
HAYRE-ship Gettysburg-cargo sO55 bales
HAyANA-Brit sohr Helena-loo empty hogs.
neaus
HATANA-Brit brig Sarah-75 empty casks.
NEW 1Ohh-Bark Sunshine-Astd mdse
SonsignSes.
Per steamship Funr Shuev from Now yo1
Atlantic and Miss S s Co-Aarabam 4 cSoI,7sp,;th
D Hader-I S Aitkns-PP Albert fsnn 4 Eo,,r
mer--A Brousseau &co--C B Block &oo-G4or@a
I Bright-Brut Bros & Siever-Thos + Browne
Brooks & McDonald--G NJ Baylsy &co--J 7, Rarin.
ger-Bake & Tower BernheiIn-H Rloom San
Bochet-Bostick g. Seymour Cbi6ess & TarI
ton-Cohen Wilson, Clatfe &co-C ramer, Borg.
man &co-P ] Christian &co-L CheI-Connor 4,
Siexas-Carrol, Hoy &co-H G Clark NJ Den.
man &eo-A Dunbar &co-DuyaI h smith "
Dauphine-P Durel-G Dreyfus-J ] Eyers@s p
Evans-Dreyfus, Bro &eo-A Egan-G A Fosdick
Flanders g. Whitmore- ForsheiI1er Il Haber Foil
ger &eo-A Fa, T Fitzwflliam- n Ny 60,
G Gray-L Code lux-E Giauel-H Goldman A
Guesnnarda 7,Gretzner Brog-L Grimewald~Nme <
Ham & Frederckson- Hirsbman NavynaoI1 ga
Hoffman & Marks-S Hernsheinl-Hedden \ Ma
der-Harvey & McMahon-B Haus~Holt &co-0
Z. HalI-H Hamilton n Jarhart a., ~ 60 =.
A Korg-Kneas, MAYO & D0rnan-~KassiaT 40
Kearney Blois &co-T Kefe-To,ie Ka;sa, "
Lyons 8co-LeYi Il Navra-E RENDER q Taar-
mOnt-S Locke-G Loeffler-Simon Toab F-co NJ
Levy-Lehman, Newgass &co-Levy & SchererI
Prosper Levy-LeyE Miller &co d Il cSorria-,
McStea, Value &co-G N Morrison 4 4, Wo,,gin
M Dliler--A Marks-B Mesritz-Jos Maver (,
Sons-W Mitchell-Malloy & Horoan MN p
Y h-I Newhall-N 0 0 & G WR R-order-
Norman g. G-P Oland-H Y Ogden--'I PbeInsi r
@ Palmer &co-P Pitkin r. piffat L;a, b.. r.
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YAzOO.

vI6KsBURG AND YAzno RIVER PACKET.
Leaves Vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at 5PM
TOR GREENWOOD, LEFLOBR YAZoo cry
and all inermediate landings also taking freight for
TEahatehie and falabusha rivers sonpeets nj Graa
wood with packets for Grenadahe new light draft passen
ger steamer Countess, John HendeFsa MASTER Chns III
Crater, clerk will leave above eohecn WIEN Tsckst
Grey Eagle from New Orleans - w. ts "'N P"eA9s
j. s. PAGAUD, AdVetisine A KENT
9 Fulton street
FoR YAZOO AND TALIAHATCHTpS RTVFpS
The new and elegant pass ger paet ~ =. ,,a1. IN,
Belle Z. T. Basket master II M @iF5eA
will leave Yieksbnrg every RIDAY At PS , SLek'
for SartatA, Ya1no City. Tohula siOn 9gieghi
hatche river The Warren Belle permansnt Anu ialiA,
Fn TRACE Rnd leaves peguar as above Those Dpi5
e9nsign i care Of Warren Belle YicksbnTe Sse will
FIRGNTUs G. ENrzRL, Adysrtisir.i -.
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NEW SIDE WHEEL STEAMBOAT FOR
N saeThe new light drauEht sde-whee steamer ThOB
Powell is offered for sale, together with all her tackle an
apparel and furniture, and is in complete order She one
hundred feet la length twenty feet BEAM ons
hundred and nine tons. Trims sixteen inches
FOR further information, apply HARRISON 4 HUNTON
Attorney Law lS4 oraVisr street. or on board f
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LAFOIRcHn

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU IAFoUROBE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK
Ae''ea every TUESDAY, at P NJ, and every SATURDAY
r., at10A,M
steamer j. N. sHARP-aENRY sTRECK Master, JOS
vrr,1v, - DALFERFS Clerk
NSOR THIBODAUXVTEEE PAINTCOURT-
VILE Napoeonvile Donaldsonyille and all intermediate
coast landings--Wil leave regularly as above.
Ihe j. NJ, Sharp will give particular attention to
egt ana passengers, and will continue in the trade
ne1tly For freight OF passage apply on board
n SShppers in all cases responsible for the payment
Of freight j. s. RELF Tchoupitonias street
YIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
usual.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOX NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
new and splendid sdswhee steamships ."
MORNING STAR 200 tons. i. Nelson, Commands
EVENING STAR. .2Olb tons. d. Quick, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1895 tons. -. Berry, Commander
RISING STARR, $500 tons. :. Bell, Commander
For New York Direct,
The new and Arstolass screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI tons Sumner Commanding
MERRIhACK...,....20 1900 tons =. .vansce Commanding
MARlPOSA. .l2O0 tons Quick Commanding
MONTEREY. 1900 tons Whitman Commanding
The new and arst-clsss side wheel steamship
Evening Star,
H S. QUICK, Commander
VIII leave the Compauys wharf foot jackson SQUARE on
SATURDAY, May 18th, at s A Ill, precisely
The Evening Star will go DIRECT to New York and NOT
via Havana.
The Line composed Of largest and most eeRant
ships which have been built this country for any
line They every respect for ocean service and
route which they Their passenger accommodations
ore not exceed by those any steamers in the world
Passage in sidewheel ships first cabin $50 second cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships, first cabin &c.,
Freight will be received at the Companys warehouse on tina
landing at all times during business hours and the
rates fer freight will always made as low as BY any other
lima,
For freight or passage applyto
]. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
tatra
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE LINE.
HOB LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO.
Columbus, Memphis, vicksburg Natchea etc
The new fast and unsurpassed accommodation steamer
Indiana,
], S. NEAL Master,
WI leave this port for Louisville Ky all intermediate
landings on the river SATURDAY, May 9Th, 1866 at
o'clock P. NJ positively.
FOR spacouness and eegances of cabin attention and
comfort to passengers this boat cannot he surpassed
plan Of her cabin be and state rooms engaged
upon application for freight passage to
MARTIN, DoLHONDE COBB, Agents
No. 81 Eatchez street
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ATTAhAPAs.

steamer eTtf q A THoaPSoN-NAT wETMoRB MASTER:
WAS DuGHAMP and A, AMIRATI Clerks
Leaves on SATURDAY, 5th inst, ats
'Gi o1as AErAKAPAS. sTNTMsPoRT AND LAND
FranElin N e Aehaialsya river Patersonve Centreve
R ~ new LeeTia, st. Marnsye and all landings on
neeae AND also for Breaux Bridge ght pas
J; Z. GARLIE, Agent IS Old Isvee street.
rr n sIhGINlUs q DENFHEL, Advertising Agent.
a Inc T. q thompson will remain in the trade
r Ar Amrati will be found at the foot Of Cont street
ready TO receive freight ~. y
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FOR NEW YORK
cRoMWELLs N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, May 9Th, at SAM
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favOrite steamship
George Washington,
E. v, EAGER, Commander,
viii leave her asr foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage ...,...........,..... SEQ.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULTON,
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MOBILE.

MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES, LINE.
Leaves on THURSDAY May 3d. at 8 I'm.
FOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, yToKs.
burg Natchez Baton Rouge ali intermediate landings
The new and splendid passenger steamer
Virginin,
Up. YOUNG, MASTER OHAs. G. SCHULTZ, clerk,
Will leave as above For freight passage apply on board
or to
STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, Agents, Front Leyse.
VIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
Fage can be secured and plan of her cabin be seen
by applying at the Agents office
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Az.rgo7y, Boutay, from Cincinnati.
Frances, Myers, from Mobile.
iEenes hmekley, from Washington.
Boha% n Arnold, from ST Louis, with barges,
Ruth, Duble, from Louisville.
AazAe 0th, o'Neil, from st Louis.
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At Quarantine.

Steamship Savannah, DeHart, from Havana to
j Courtenay
steamship Gen Sherman, Pendleton, from Havana
70 Ierega AGO.
Bark Monarch. 49,. from Matanvas With e0oo
hzs sugar, to J B Afurison SEQ
scar = v Maitland, Horton, from Oienfuepas IN
IIaaster-With 229 hhds So ties and 80 bbls mo.
sc,l M % ] Ayet-I3 900 cigars Cant Horton
SYM FRANK, Farrero from Vera Crnz' with frnit
!, TO 81 r Poole 20 oiu4' WIN Huit
" sshf DOLPHIN e.u, va.
Pilsbury nonA Aii'sston, ia, to Z
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BLACK STAR LINE
To sail SUNDAY, May 9th, at 8 AM
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favore steamship
Fung Shuey,
COUGH, Commander,
viii leave her wharf of St. Joseph street. promptly as
above
FIRST Cabin Passage
steeFase Passage and found ,-................. 50
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to
GEO. A FosDICK,
... 50 Camp street. corner Natcheg
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Washington, April 26
70 Gov A. n Kennedy, vanconver's island
We thank you for your kind greeting. and ioia
With you In the hope that the enterprise lie s1e.
oesstll prosecution Of which is thus sig1alized
may be continued until it shall speedily Unite fbe
comments wide open to common and complete
lsEnedl ASnpr4t, foyY,e,,,
Wal Il SEgAgp Ht%H" 'OhHsoN'
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Belovv-0omlnE Up.

Bark WageIla. Orr, from Liverpool 2sd Feb to
Lowell Il Bailey w. %
Bark Antoinette, Lornetta, from Liverpool. oath
Feb ~, Aotn
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with l9oo
tons coal to L FaiTclough eco
Bark Constant, from -.
Bark Arthur, Briggs, from Messina, with fruit to
a F Cochran
sehT Williamson, yiques, from -, RIM
Harrison &eo
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CAMDEN, TRENTON, ETC

CAMDEN, TRENTON, ETC
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at5p.M
REGULAR WEEKLY oUAoHIrA PACKET.
FOE TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR.
rSonbnrg and all landings Black and ouachita Rivers
me iat passenger steamer EnOra, place the Yicks
burg John W. Tobin MASTER will leave rs above
For freight or passage apply board or to
GEO. D. HITE 81 Gravsr street
FIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
hP sThe Enora will take freight for Bayou Macon Tensas
and Little River with the privilege of reshppng steamer
New Alice also for all landings BoyOu Bartholomew with
with privilege of re.shipping ON steamer sciota.
REGULAR OUAGHITA RIVER PACKET
Leaves ON THURSDAY, Sd inst, at 5 P NJ
HNOR CAMDEN, MONROE, TRENTON, TRINITY
a and all way landings Ouachita and Black Rivers
Harry Watts MASTER j. W Smith, clerk will leave as above
For freight or passage a p4y on 6oerd or e
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May Cd. at5PM
DOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE NTTTFP,s
Bluff, Marie Saline, Alabama Landing Trenton Nnnroa
The light draft passenger packet AHaTmOrsa j 81 Sraen
master, Dayie s. Green, clerk will leave as above
c6M4Gx ( SMITH sSrtT Il So % Cana, ..r...
FlRGlNlus G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nav "a a.
EOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS IITTtE nav
Ghs%pnShoe wilmington, Pigeon Hill Marie Saline
1ne passenger steamer Judge Fletcher Harrv Wott
master j. w Smith cerk, leaves above For feigbt
EIPLEY BRO, Il Front street
GEO, d HITE 81 Gravier street oH'
NkGINIuS C. DENTZEL, ADVERTISING Agant
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BAYOU SARA.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.

v5 EESuLAR Y: g MAIL PAGKET-TWICE A WEEK,
H'ON BA YOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge Plaqusmine, Donaldsonyille and all intermediate
lAnugs-Ihe passenge steamer La fOuPehe, v BarRnco
master leaves New Orleans regularly every WEDNESDAY
at ~ A. NJ, and SATURDAY at p. NJ
returning, leaves Bayou Sara every SUNDAY at NJ and
THURSDAY, at NJ, coming down the Coast in daylight
vIRGINIUS O. DEETzEL, Advertising Agent
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CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY \
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y fIeoRTA, yancouver's Island, April 81
States = $3.50 - s-e Suiseu
! congratulate you on the completion of the |
telegraph line connecting landowners Island with
tne United States, effected BY American enter
prise IL j. my earnest hope that it may prove an
enduring link to bind the United States Of America
erosion. $40 nv
Signed) n KENNrny
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS.

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP Gov
EY's BOATS,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

On January l., at eleven o'clock. the
President Will receive the members of the
Cabinet foreign members, Senators and
Representatives Of Congress, Judges of
Supreme Court &c.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
1892 644 S8.r .......tl
General Grant is recovering from his re-
cent illness and was ut headquarters to-
day. a-@- atN
Several incompetent or corrupt dlstillery
inspectors in New York were dismissed
to-tiay. This Is part of the result Of the
Congressional Committee of Investigation,
There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day,
at Which dispatches, received by mail from
Minister Campbell aud General sherman,
were presented, relative to Mexican affairs.
The latter's were 50 fun that his presence
in Washington is not necessary at present.
The President stated to-day that he had
been misrepresented again by Colonel
Weatherby, the South Carolina envoy, who,
in his report to the Legislature, made Mr..
johnson say that he advised the South to
steadfastedly reject the constitutional
amendment. He declares that he gave no
ADVICE whatever on the subject, but is de-
sirpus that the Southern Legislatures should
act unintluenced from any source.
II is now said that there is little doubt
that the Supreme Court win decide the test
oath to be unconstitutional and it Is flrth-
er said that decision to that effect has
been prepared, which is so sweeping that
1t will cause the entire abandonment Of the
oath in future.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29
ssIuuttarv aud CammsrriHI.
CINCINNATI Markets.
NINcINNATL Decembel

r.rr SINCINNATt, December ~,
FLovR~-we quote spring suipethhe At
80 25@8 20. Winter Is held at 80 7b(a1O 2b.
Trade brands, including extra and family.
range at Sl2@lS so and fancy brands At
WnEAT-Winter Wheat Is firm at ~ 75@
2 80 fortNo. 2 red, and - 50 for No. ex-
ira red. Hin Wheat we quote at 81 600
2 %. White Wheat is scarce; there were
no transactions, aud we omit quotations.
CoRN-The demand Is light, and the mar
ket rules dun AZ 54e. for new ear, at lower
roads, and 60@64c. for shelled; including
new gpnnies ID is held at 75@7ea. Old Corn
Is entirely nominal ~
OATs--Are duh, and lower. The demand
Is light, and the offerings In excess of it.
We quote No. l, in elevator, at 53c., and No,
2 at Soc No demand including sacks, and
we omit quotations.
RYE--We have TO notice continued duh
and heavy market for this article. We
quote no, J, In elevator, at 81 10, and No, 2
BARLEY-We quote choice FAN at 81 6Sa
20; choice State Spring at 81 GOAL Sd,
and No. do. at 81 POOL 25.
GRoCERIEs--The demand Is quite light
as buyers only purchase what is necessary
for their immediate wants, in anticipation
of decline. We quote fair to choice Rio
Coffee at 24@27c; raw Sugar at 11@14c;
hard refined at 1594 4@16c. and Molasses Mt
s0@95c. for Porto Rico
WHIsKY-The market to-day was firmer,
and higher prices were generally asked.
At the close bonded was held at 2Gc This
checked business TO a'great extent, buyers
not being willing to pay the advance asked
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29
The Circulating COngressmen-A
Good Time.
Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette
NurNu npvp. 40 n.,o...ta.. &c

Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette
New ORLEANS, December %.
The Congressional delegation was kindly
received yesterday morning at Jackson,
Miss. The delegation was met by General
Beauregard and other prominent gentlemen
from New Orleans. Governor Humphreys,
of Mississippi, also called at the hotel where
the party stopped and paid his compliments.
Very many of the citizens came TO the
hotel, and every Congressman was kept
busy convcrsing with them. The iuter-
changing of opinions was kind, and the
citizens and Congressman were highly
pleased with the meeting.
At Magnolia. Miss, Senator Wade was
called upon TO make a speech, and though
very weak and sadly worn, he finally con-
sented, and responded In very kind vein.
He assured the people of the south that we
of the North only wanted such action as
would seciIie 10 the nation fratefnizati
and aretern of the apdness, that existed
before the war HesRid chat All the North
wanted was harmony aud kind relations
between the sections to-day.