New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-04
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1866.

half boxes of oranges and lemons, "a bbls. of (
wine and hio pstach nuts
The steamship Geo. Cromwell, from New York, |
passed up at $50 A. ".
Came down, ships Epaminondas and Jno. Mayall /
and schooner.
The schooner Brazos started up at daybreak |
under canvass ... ... .
The ships Wofvie, Epaminondas and Jno.
Mayal have gone to sea.
Went up during the night: Steamship Raleigh
and w. G. Hewes, the latter with the 18th regi-
ment United States cavalry volunteers on board
and passed out, steamship Savannah.
Arrived, schooner Friends from Ruatan ten
days to louis yallee, with fruit and the following
passengers: j. S. Bird, o. Price, Mrs. j. A. Bird
and two children. Outside spoke schooner Oregon,
| from Apalachicola, for Galveston with timber.
Arrived down at 8 P. NJ, steamship George
Washington, followed half an hour after by steam
ship Fung Shuey. Both passed the bar without
detention.
| Passed up at P. NJ, steamship Lillian, from
Galveston, making the trip in twenty-seVen hours
and fifteen minutes to the bar. The purser is
thanked for favors. extract the following from
| Galveston papers of June I'd. There is more &C.
tvity in business than previously. Cotton sales
for the week 300 bales on the basis of % cents in
gold for middng. Gold 131. American silver
l2G. Exchange on New York per cent; on New
Orleans per cent. premium. Breadstuffs in small
supply and well held. Corn advanced. Wool
quiet some of the clips is already coming to hand.
Disastrous overfows are still in all directions. The
Trinity bottom lands are nearly all overfowed.
Governor Hamilton has left Austnfor Washington.
General Wright has RECEIVED instructions that
general order No. 26, prohibiting military trials
does not apply to Texas.
List of passengers per steamer Lillian a. Hart
son, r. Murphy, Adam FoBeick wife and two
children, r. D. Allen wife nurse and boy, Lieut..
Dubois Lieut. Monterey Col, Thicker, Col. Vol
tum, Maj. Ruttky, NJ. Yuloyski, Lieut.. Carlor, J..
7. Breckenridge, Maj. Stockton. Capt. Yates,
Capt Stone, Capt Cheesbrough, j. E. Wheeler, j.
F. Wallace, A. K. Phillips, Geo. A. Dickerson,
VIM. Emmons John Mccullough, NJ. Engel, NJ.
Lchensteir, W. L.. Hunter Capt. Hale, Capt No
len, R. H. Young, W. E. Parott P. Rossette, Jos.
R. Ossette, J, Hogan, L, O'Neil, Mr.. Grover, Max
Franklin, s. A. Low, W. A. Tottle, j. B. Vallan,
digham, A. 7. Appleton, B. Bennett, j. W. Lums
den, Thos. Mcknight, Andrew jacobs, Robert
sade, S. Curry, Thos HubbeIl, r. Long and lady
S. Simon, j. Atkins, J. Wurst, p Il. Parkins, A
Long E. 0. Stephens and twenty eight deck pas
sengers.
Consignees per steamer Lillian, from Calves
tou-E.,J Hart & Co., sack specie; Ed. W. Pills
bury, 5 bbls. pork, bags wool SO dry hides
Alex. Havone, l6 packages Of specie Gates
: DeMertt, 1G bales cotton W. G. Mitchell, l bali
= cotton; Francke & Damned, packages of gol,
and silver; Texas Express Company, l DO!
! papers, bag specie, package specie, envelop
= of currency, | valuable PACKAGE Biscoe
a Simms, bag of silver; McQuod & MehIe, Al hea
live cattle; W. H. LetcAford s. Co., 2 packages
!, specie Ware & Bro, 3l8 packages Of tobacco
y, Texas Express Company, q packages merchal
disc | safe L. Fake, trunk.
a, QUARANTINE, June 3.--The steamship. W.
~ Hewes. bark Henry, brig Sir Robert Peel and br
10 j. A. Kennedy went up last night.
an From Yesterdays Papersl
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The House Judcia
IT. Committee will make report next week of b
o. result of their investigation in the alleged col
ol plicity Of Jefferson Davis in the assassination
Much of the testimony recently taken has be-
ss with reference to the antecedents and character
tho witnesses who are relied upon 10 make out
case against Davis.
III The testimony so far shows that most of the
are abandoned characters and Villains of the dee
en- est dye.
- Thad Stevens is very ILL., His friends to-day e
H' pressed serious apprehensions of the result
ToRoNTo, June 2.-The British version of t
En- fight at Ridgeway is that the attack was made
ac- the British, who drove back the Fenians. nu
- Der were killed on each side. The volunteers we
Of expected to hold their own for reinforcementS
ick reach them, which are mOmentarily eXpecte
American neutrality is severely censured, and t
;ed people declare that the government is in colLusi
~ with the Fenians.
by NEW York, June 2-The general impressi
is that the Mtesent movement IS first to cover
'he real point, Which will be on the line Of the
ta Lawrence river. Canadian troops are station
~ along the line to prevent the Fenans from Gro
VI ing. Suspension Bridge is carefully guarded, a
zen scrutiny is made of travellers. The movement
men towards the frontier is reported from eve
osi part of the country.
esl, The town of St Adams Vermont, is the rend
geo vous for reinforcement The Third Fepian Inf
and try, 1900 strong, and Fenian cavalry regime
left Boston for that point yesterday.
i4 Smaller detaGhments from Syracuse. ELM
~ Troy Rochester, Rutland and other places, W
ted continually arriving. One of Mosby's guerri
has command of the cavalry regiment from {
, of ton, and the Fenians say that Fizhugh Lee i
o - command the cavalry wing OF the army.
'ie' Four hundred and fifty thousand rounds of
ere munition were shipped from Columbus, o., in
e in last few days for New York, 10000 for Chica
obi and 30 900 muskets for Buffalo. They are snspC
49, to be for the use of the Fenians.
ohe- Head Center Stephens has issued manifesto
Philadelphia, protesting against the mOEemen
ney Sweeney the ground that it is not desirable
commit any breach of neutrality by which
A., country might be compromised
Nr' BUFFALO, June 2.-Gen, Grant passed Yves
noon He sent the following Telegram to {
ence Meade: " Buffalo, June 2.-Mator Cen Meade
s. A. Philadelphia: Gen. Barney is here. As
d, him to the general command from Buffalo to
the mouth Of Niagara river. The State author
und- should call out the militia on the frontier, to
vent hostile excursions leaving the United ST
toors and save private property from destruction
mobs. U. S. GRANT Lieut. Gen
WASHINGTON, June 2-Leonard Huych, q
used dent of the Merchants National Bank, has ia
and was arrested to-day, on an affidavit of
, a man Clark, controller OF the treasury, for m
-N"J DlVinn 5000 900,