New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-29

| has been received from Madrid of the confirmation
Of the royal order, granting to Maj. Gen. VIM. F.
Smith, president of the International Ocean Com
pany, the right to establish lines of submarine tel
egraph between the United States and the West
India islands by way Of Cuba.
| SAN Francisco, Aug. PA letter from Mex
leo states that portion Of the expedition under
John Burney landed safely in sinaloa with four
thousand muskets and six pieces Of artillery, and
is now supposed to be with Corona.
The town of Mariposa, California, was destroyed
by fire on the 25th. Five or six buildings were
saved. The estimated loss is 100000.
NEW YORK Aug. 2S.-Arrived- Vigo,
from Savannah, and Chas. W. Lord, from VIII
mington. ta4
WASHINGTON, Aug 28-Cornelus Menden has
been appointed superintendent Of public printing,
vice John D. Defries removed.
! Richard W. King has been appointed collector
} at Newbern.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Dean Richmond died yes
0 terday in this city.
: Rev. John Pierpont died suddenly in Boston last
e night, aged So years.
e New YORK, Aug. 2S-Only two eases Of cholera
= were reported in the city to-day. a
d The official report shows that there were ia
1t deaths from cholera in the city last week.
In Brooklyn six cases were reported to-day,
e three of which were fatal.
il Y1oKsBURG, August 2s.-Passed up Silver
le Cloud, at p NJ, and down, Fashion at 6 P. N.
III and w. R. Arthur at P NJ. River rising.
lg The cholera is abatng.
MEMPHIS, August 2s.-The cholera is increasing
here, though as yet it has not assumed an epide
mic form. Thirteen cases are reported to-day
seven of which were fatal.
= The weather is temperate and clear.
SAVANNAH, August 28.--A party of men calm!
themselves regulators charged with the hanging
of freedmen, have been arrested and brought t
n the city. The civil authorities assisted the mtar
in making the arrest.
Seventeen cholera deaths for the week are re
ported. Four whites and thirteen blacks.
V. The steamer N. P. Banks from New Orleans fo
New York put in here to-day for fuel.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2S.-Fhe cholera is abatinf
Only twenty-five deaths occurred here since la
Ii week. 1t has not reached an epidemic stat
here.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August 2s.-Ship Bavaria ar
= bark Montana, bound out, are at anchor outsit
- the bar. The weather looks too bad for them
go to sea yet The ship Louis Henry is agrour
on the bar The ship Harriet Irving is inside
n anchor. Steamship Mississippi is still at the ba
There was very little rise in the tide to-day. II
tug America went up at p NJ. with the steerag
passengers of the Mississippi. Steamship Admir-
III. Foote is still at anchor at the bar The weath
has been stormy all day with the wind blown
fresh from Sc. A schooner is in sight at the ives
ward.
The Consgnees per steamship Mississippi, from Ne
York the 18th: Anderson, A b N 8 s Co, Jol
ace L Adams & Co. s Fl j NJ Allen, Alcus & scheTc
md o B Atwater j. Co, Bouton, Smith Denman;
aia, Becker, John Breen, P Berg, R Berger, Beer
Levy, L A Bellanger, Blake Tower, A E Blac
es- mar G NJ Bayley & Co, G W Bsneker, F Baut
the N Berwin, Henry Brisb Brisac Blum A Brol
of seau & Co, D Blum & Frank, Bostook & SeymoI
Blum. Stern & Co; A Bernheim, Jose
liv- Bernhem & Guitet, F G Barriere Co,
. a 4 Frere, Barnes, Ward d Co, Buckner & Ne
orm man, John Chatter & Bro, Cramer, Bergmann
ent Co, Bastin & Co, j Closterman Il Byrne, L
ent Castendyk, Connor Il s, Cohen b Phelps,
was Cohen & Bro, ] W Champlin, W L Cushing, ]
rest Courtenay, Daspit, P Dussin, W Dauph
de Dreyfus g. Co, N Dalsheimer, R NJ Denman &
Fatjo, Marks 4 Co. A Ferlem b Co, Fos
n to & Co, Hugo Fuchi Folger & Co, FairbaI
OK, & Co, Forchemer Bros, Frank & Damck,
tory A Fosdck, Gretzner Bro, Gutmann Bros, G.
him cheaux NJ Gould, NJ Gillis, A D Grief, D Corr
his Grief & Byrnes, Greenleaf Block Geo, Grebel
Nippert E Girard & Couteux, s 7 Goodwyn & c
cot. L Grunewald, Fl Goetzel, E Giquel, H Goldm
ling A Guesnard, Griffin Porch, Harter, Peterson
Fennes, s NJ Horet, F Heron, Hernstad
4 at Senion, Henderson & Gaines, E ] H
nois & Co., Jos Herzog, Bradford & Co., B
Hopper. Jos Holtz, I @ Harris, Harris
ands Morgan steamship line, NJ Hitler & Co, NJ Heism
& Henderson, ] B Harrison & Son, T Higl
,ney & Co, Higgins & Co, Isaac & Dreyfus,
Jackson, A Jacquet & Brehet, G Jaubert & Co
dis H G King & Co, A Kory, Kaiser, Kuffer & B
Kearny Blois Il Co, Kearns 81 Shearer, x
used meyer, Katz & Barnett, JnO Kemp Jr, Keas
EN-. Co, Kriser, Jos Kaufman, Kaufman & Co, X
g on man Bros, Kuhn Hermann Co, King
Moses, W &c Lyon & Co, NJ ] Lehman, San
the Locke, Levi & NaVea, Loeb, Simon & Co.,
mon, Miller Co, Levy B, E Loeb Il Co, hehn
force Godcheaux g. Co, Chas Ledig, G Lazard,
g re. Laefier, G. Leaumont, Leyois & Co, Chas L
NJ Loeb, W Il Letchford & Co, Levi &, Ad
mar. Levi & Achener, Loeb & Levy, Alfred Moulto
,wer Msnico Co, E NJ & Mel, s D Moody Il O.
e de- W Miller, Myer, Deutches & Weiss, John Nc
lined Morris, Mayer, Weis & Co, Maree h Co,
26s. Mcmillan, E Monteuse, Myer Il Rosen
,ener. Marks & Lahnstein, Martin, Adige Co., Nc
5 are Il ReddngtSn, Mayer, Deutehe & Co., Mari
Ell Moore X Co., B o Nesbit & Co., G II Nil