New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19


and the Arthur at P. N.
The Louisville passed down at P. NJ, and the
Pauline Carroll at 4 P. NJ.
River rising
New YORK, March 1S.-The steamship Germa-
mia from Southampton the TIN, has arrived with
seven hundred passengers.
LIVERPOOL, March Title sales of cotton for
two days embraced %, eco bales, including 1000 to
spectators. Middling uplands l3f to led, closing
firm.
LONDON, March 7.-U. s. 5-20's closed at 7l3.
C nso!s SGT.
The steamers st. George, Tripoli and Palestine |
had Arrived out.
In the House of Lords standing orders were sus |
pended TO allow the cattle plague bill to pass |
through all stages.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone said
the reform bill would be read on the 7th, and only
apply to England.
Tie London Times says the courage and de-
cision of President johnson in refusing his assent
to the freedmen's bureau bill will entitle him the
credit of being one of the abest statesmen. having
conducted America through perilous crisis by
his nrmness and moderation.
FrGloe-The debate in the corps legislatif was
resumed. Two French regiments in Rome will
return in April.
Austria.-vienna kilograms announces rumors
of wariike character continually circulating.
| 1t is rumored that Prince Coma has protested
against his forced abdication and solicited assist
ance for Reinstatement.
| Gernaany.-Great uneasiness prevails in conse
uuence OF an expected collision between Austria
end Prussia on the Schleswig- Holstein question.
| separate ministry for Hungary has been re-
fused.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, March ls.--St. Patrick's day
was celebrated by large procession. The bishop
and the Governor made speeches, strongly de
nouncing the Fenians.
SAN Francisco, March ls.---St Patrick day
was celebrated by grand procession and an ora
ton.
NEW YORK, March ls.-An Ottawa, Canada
special says all is quiet. The leading lrshm len are
substituting banquet for procession.
ToRoSro, March 1S.--All is quiet The Cana
dian parliament has been prorogued until the 25th
of March. Heavy firing from cannon and small
arms was heard at Sarna on Saturday morning,
probably designed to alarm the Canadians.
| GALVESTON, March 1G-The three past days.
proceedings of the State convention may be optic.
missed as follows:
March 4.-It was resolved to request the Pres.
dent of the United States to appoint commissioners
disconnected with the freedmen's bureau or the
army to visit and obtain reliable information to
enable him to decide as to the necessity of longer
keeping up freedmens bureau in Texas.
March 15.-The ordinance declaring State and
Confederate debts null and void, was engressed
also, the ordinance assuming the direct federal tax
of 1851.
March l6.-A proposition to create a new State
f,,l-a v,,,In
sideration, and resolution was adopted making o
majority quorum.
The steamer Ladonia, frem New York, has ar
rived.
Cotton cole. for middling. Receipts light AMI
falling off rapidly. Stock light. Freiglts very
dull, Exchange on New York PAROLE. % cent
premium.
CINCINNATI, March l7.-Flour unchanged Cori
,8c, Oats $50. Mess pork S27. Lard Isle
Groceries dull. Cotton dull at BIC. Whisky IN
| changed
MONTREAL, March 1.-THE Irish populatn,
turned out en- ncsse and moved to Hnynlarket
where vast assembla9e was addressed by Darb,
f McGee, Mayor Stains and the President OF tn
, Irish societies. The speeches were of d natiena
character and loyal, and the responses show tn
lrishmen of Montreal 10 be loyal, and ready to re
7 sst any invasion.
n Sr. JoHS's, N. B., March 1.-THE House ha
passed unanimously resolution III reply 10 til
Governors message, placing the whole revenue o
the provinces at bis disposal for defense.
All the military stations, warehouses, ETC., in 81
Johns, are guarded by the military.
NEW YoEt, Mareh l7.-B.shop McCloskey celt
5 bratcd solemn mass at ST. PAui's Cathedral, IN
!, . pauegyric on st. Patrick was pronounced b
\ Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, 5. G.
: ToaoNao, Mnrsh 1.-The ssattoning Of troop
?; on the American frontier, and My. seward
- promise to permit violation OF neutralit.
J., causes joicng here.
ST.. LoUis, Slarcn 17.-Cotton quiet and IL,
= changed. Flaur aod wheatvary dull. Corn, SOC
5 63c. Bacon, lay Country shoulders, 1916. ca
:, cleaR sides, Tic. Sugar cured canvassed ham
l. 23c. Lard, l9s
IS NEw Yonk, March H. Cotton closed du
s. and dropping, AT Ale. Money quiet aud easy,
id sos n cent. Sterling exchange, los. 90
\, closed ut 1898. Government stocks shat
Dry goods are selling at auction. Paper is vel
A The total exports of specie for the week amour
a; March II, Il M,--Cotton quiet and steady at 81
a; Gold 1904. Exchange quiet at l0S.
y; BOSTON, March 1.-THE steamer Africa, fro
H. Liverpool via Halifax, arrived at this port toda
.. Her mails will leave for the South this afternoo
II LoUIsy1LLE, March l8.-Leaf tobacco easie
as -four, snperine, 81; corn. 6Oc; oats, 43c. por
VI s57 ; bacon frmer; shoulders 49, clear sid
e; l7!c. sugar cured hams, &c. lard, fs3c.; whs
unchanged.
NJ The Fenians and the sons of Erin had an
IN, posing procession. Addresses were made vt
ir, Court House, and a banquet held tonight.
u New YoEK, March l7.-hibernian proesssit
fe, are moving up Broadway. The pageant was
ia of the most imposing ever seen here.
Ok; BosroE, March l7.-l.arge asd imposing prot
Oh, sions of numerous Irish societies moved about
m principal thoroughfaies to-day.
IN, TORONTO, March lit is reported that Uni
L. States revenue cutter is watching the Fenians
Ogdenshnrg Large achievements from Engt
are expected. There are about ten thousand re-
ore lars i'll Canada besides eleven thousand volume
ion, on duty. Fifteen Thousand fully equipped mn
fact are ready to move 1T moments notce' anu e's
The thoupund more can easily be made aVallaoie'
yet PAU DgLraIA, March l7.-fhe was Is
be- Fenin aemorstiit on last evening IN honor OF
1t n Muilea ah!el Of lac military and naval ahnr
;a% ypr, Iarch IA contribution OF SIS