New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

in australia the subject of the ChiIian war, and
that all sales Of copper had been stopped.
The rebels on the coast Of New Zealand had
been defeated and had surrendered.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.-SnsaI nah Abrams YVES ar.
rested by government detectives, who found In
neT nun steel plate, from which IL Is alleged
over $4,000 Of fractional currency has been
The Iimes' Washington special says that juteIlf-
gence received from Richmond is to tie eject that
John Minor Bolts is at the head OF a movement Or
certain v ME men for the removal Of Gov. Pierf
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. s.--Ex-G Governor Graham.
United States Senator elect il outn afetter favor.
ing negro evidence.
say the Northern banditti are stiil causing mnch
trouble to the government. Complications axe
likely to arise, between the French and thiuA
concerning propagandisms The French Cath41k
missionaries are being driven from, their mission
Foreign vessels continue to suffer from pirates
off the China coast. The native cotton crops now
generally prove to be failure. SHa Il *
Legal tenders 793.
LIvEKpooL, Jan. 2s. The cotton brokers' circu-
lar of Thursday gives the following authorized
quotations: Orleans fair, 21d.; middIing Orleans
lsad.; Mobile fair, 2oad: middIng Mobile, 1essd.
uplands fan, 204d nniddiing uplands, 19td.
The stock in port Sums up Az, 900, including
! l98 900 Of American qualities.
The Manchester markets are tending downHards.
Iosnos .s 5s.a s asan aas' y baaa s
saak' Bank # England increased $4,000 during tho
Bosros, Rebss.--A Fenikn meeting was held st
Eansnn a hall last night and addressed by Rogers
hlinan, ifaln and others. asegE 9i8 70 5Sgs@ @al
@ NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The steamer Eagle, f.om
NEwYonK, FEB. s:Arhs cotton MAJ market closed
dull, at q decline of 1c. Sales, 500 bales a. 47@
i 47ac., chiefly the former. sst5a leasa 1 I
Cold closed at 141s. za:,s,sts 4sii63 ~ -
4 LOUISVILLE, Feb. s-Leaf tobacco more az ac,iy.
for shipping sales 130 hhds. at full prices Flour
l Corn Data du11 1f
Mess pork $50. Bacon shoulders &c. Clear sldes
j laAc. Hams 23c., 6tagg's 25c. Sugar, New Or
leans fair l5c. Whisky raw, o. Is. .itfs at9i
pITTsBuRa, Feb; s.-7Riyer three feet four inches,
stationary. Weather cloudy and mild.
CiNcINNAr1, Feb. s.-Ffonr unchanged and
steady: Wheat, 81 9o0s2. Corn dull at SIC.
Oats dull see.i Hogs steady. si2 q Mess pork,
go Lard, 1sc. Groceries unchanged and quiet.
Co1lon ~ dua a and nominal Whisky dull and nomi-
new Yosx, Feb. s.pFionr -.Ti more active wheat
81 70 Corn, dull, s5c., Oats 46c.; Pork "a s29&
dressed Hogs. dull, sl2 7s; Lard &c.; Sterling
decided change. Stocks are strong; money i
extremely dall in consequence of the comparative
inactivity in all branches OF business n -
n ViCKsEuRG, Feb. 8.-The Leyiathan passed down
at3.P,N. The Platte Valley passed un at Z F.A
CHicAGo, Feb. 8.-Flopr active Wheat 81 IL.
Cotton declined lc. Oats quiet. Mess pork $27.
\ Bulk meats, rough sides. fsAc Shoulders 1915.
Sweet picked hams dull ct II 7sc. Hogs, dressed,
s1l. ss,5qi- ss,,.,.l So III Ii Z,
4 SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. s.-The steamer Teaser
from Galveston, passed up at four o'clock thi,
i morning. 5siz tsfA @see:7 ~ ssit TOE WE
The steamer Winchester left for the city At Il
| Nothing else to report.
l. p.M.SThe steamer Gen Sherman from Gal
i weston, passed up at $3.50 this evening.
4 Two ships are on the bar, bound in.,Gi y
1 A brig and q schooner are in sight to the west
ward. Nothing else to report. Wind northwest
i light ~ 8.a sieSafh'r -