New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-25
Heron, attorney general of Louisiana, detailing
eircumstantially the cause progress and results Of
the riot, and defending the course Of the civil
authorities.
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
QUARANTINE STRICTLY ENFORCED
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ARRIVAL OF CARGOEs OF COOLIES,
The Presidential Policy Endorsed in
West Virginia.
QUARANTINE STRICTLY ENFORCED
ARRIVAL OF CARGoEs OF COOLIES
NEW COTTON AT AUGUSTA
Cholera---DIarkets---River News.

NEW YoRE, August 24.-Havana advices to the |
18th state that quarantine is strictly enforced on
all vessels arriving from United States ports
Copriano del Mazo is to be superseded as poiti- |
cal governor by Delarega.
Several cargoes Of coolies have arrived lately |
Business is dull
WHEELING West Virginia, August pa con
yention ndorsing the Presidents policy was held
to-day, and nominated Col. Smith for governor and
j. W. Kennedy for secretary of state.
MFMPHIs, Aug. 24.-Five cases of cholera are
reported to-day, one Of which proved fatal.
Reports of the crops in the interior are very un-
favorable. The want Of rain is severelyfelt. The
corn crop generally will be failure.
The weather is unusually cool here.
YIcKsBURG, Aug 24-Passed down, steamers
Ruth, at II o'clock last night, Pauline Carroll at
6 A. NJ, John Kilgore at P. NJ, Grey Eagle att p
NJ. River falling.
There are few cases of cholera here, confined
principally to negroes,
AUGUSTA, August 24.-One bale of cotton of the
new crop, classed good middIing, was received
and sold to-day at fifty cents.
MOBILE, Aug. "a Cotto,a-sales to-day $50
bales; sales for the week 1850 bales receipts for
the week 1543 bales; total receipts for the season
421 $50 bales; exports of the week 1920 bales :;
stock in port 663 bales.
New YORK, Aug. 24.-Gold closed at 14s. U.
s. 5-2O's, of '62 1043@}; 1O4O's 1O2. Cotton
closed steady, with sales of 1900 bales middlngs
333@36c. Southern -four dull at $lO@$l5. Wheat
dull Corn &c. lower. Oats heavy Beef steady.
Pork lower, sales 67OO mess S32 81. Lard dull.
Whisky quiet Sugar firm. Coffee steady.
Turpentine heavy at 6706Sc. Rosin heavy at
81 87@$s.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24.-sales 127 hhds. of leaf
tobacco at full rates. Flour, superfne ST. Wheat
50 80. Corn, in bulk, mixed 6Oc. Oats 35c.
india bagging 4Oc. Rope lSc. L Mess pork s3S 25.
Bacon-shoulders 174c.; clear sides 213c. Lard
21c. Whisky 81 26.
CINCINNATI, August 24.-Flour in good demand
for the higher grades; sales at 50 75@9s1O so
family at SO 50@$l1 90. Corn dull at 55c.@6
Mess pork s33. Bulk meats unchanged and steady
at 15c. .@174c. for shoulders and sides. Lard 203c
Whisky 81 9O
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-Flour firm at $81S9 so fol
: full extra, and SO 25@s12 for double extra
Wheat 81 39@$2 49, Corn 61@75c. Oats 403c
; Provisions and Whisky unchanged.
, Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.I
BERLIN, Aug. 22.-Peace is concluded with Ba
3 varia and Hess Darmstadt. Bavaria cedes the
northern district to Prussia, and pays her war in
demnity of thirty millions flOrins. Darmstad
cedes Hesse and Hamburg exclusive right to the
garrison of Mentz, but retains upper Hesse, whicl
Joins the northern confederation. Prussia is
n already evacuating Bohemia, and will finish by
U September 18th.
}, PARIS, Aug. 22.-La Patrie, of this afternoon
Y says Napoleon will cede Veneta direct to Italy.
q PEsTH, Aug. 22.-After the conclusion of peace
Austria intends appointing a conservative Hun
/ garian ministry. The Diet is to be re-opened ii
} September.
n NEW YORK, August 24.-The Tribune's Londo
ia special of the 22d says the Southampton author
- ties and friends of Ex-Governor Eyre, of Jamaic
'e notoriety, gave him splendid banquet.
o. Subsequently, the people held meeting, an
as passed resolutions censuring his official action.
"a il CHARLESTON, August Ex-Governor Orr has il
- sued proclamation convening the legislature O
the fourth Monday of September, in extra session
p for the purpose of adapting State laws to the
Mt cent acts of Congress- and for the relief of ii
financial embarrassments of the people of Il
. State.
\ WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-By instructions frol
Of the secretary of war, General Howard, commi
ia sioner of the freedmen's bureau, orders that
- and after the first day of October next the issr
Il of rations be discontinued, except to the sick
wv regularly organized hospitals aud to orphan as,
I'd lums for refugees aud freedmen already esta
rs lished and that the Sta te officials who may be
- sponsible for the care of the poor be careful
notified so that they may assume charge of sue
he INDECENT refugees as are not embraced in the abo
he exceptions.