New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
NUMBER 3O2.

The ship Theodore Knoop is still on the bar.
The bark Mystadt is at anchor inside; both are
outward bound. Weather clear-wind southwest
fresh. Tide very low
MOBILE, Aug 3.-GoHon- to-day rs bales;
mjdling &c Sales for the week 5000 bales receipts
for the week G87 bales against 100 bales exports
for the week 2927 bales; stock in port $3.50
bales.
SELMA, Aug 2.-The State Convention has ap-
pointed Lewis H. Parsons, Geo. S. Houston, BENZ
Fitzpatrick, Alex. White A. B. Cooper, John
Forsyth, Jos. W. Taylor and R. R. Lindsay dele
gates at large. First District, John K. Henry c.
9. LangdOn, w. H. Crenshaw, Thos. J. Godsby
Second District, Lewis Owen, John Gill Shorter,
A. Tlson, S. G. Doster. Third District, G. A. Bat
tie, W. H. Cruikshanks. Fourth District, G. G. |
Huckabee, Jno. Bliss L. NJ Stone, J. S. Kennedy.
Fifth District, j. Foster, A. J. Henry, W. o. Win
ston, 7. B. Cooper. Sixth District Thomas J.
Foster, j. LeBarOn Goodman, W. s. Mudd, W. NJ.
Jackson.
The resolution approves the restoration policy
of President johnson, and accepts the invitation
to unite in the National Union Convention at Phil
adephia.
new YORK, Aug. 3.-Tweve messages were
received at the New York telegraph offices from
Europe, for which the sum of Sl3l3 in gold was
paid
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The President has re-
appointed several assessors and collectors of the
internal revenue, who had been rejected by the
Senate.
New YORK, August 3.-Twenty four cases and
ten deaths by cholera were reported in the
city for yesterday, and sixteen cases and three
deaths in Brooklyn. The cholera has broken out
in the Kings county Tenant Home. There have
been seventy-seven cases in King county since the
9th ult. The inmates Of the institution are for
bidden from coming to New York.
Twenty-nne thousand three hundred and TWEEN.
ty-two emigrants arrived at this port from Europe
in July.
NEW YORK, August 3-Eyening.- Coupons OF
G2, 1Os1; ditto Of '65, 1861; Treasures, 1910
Q 1888. Gold closed at l48.
Cotton closed with declining tendency at 361c
037c. for middling upands, and 373638c. fol
middng Orleans. Flour and Wheat dropping
Mess Pork heavy at s31 Lard firm. Sugar quiet
Coffee and Naval Stores firm. Turpentine 7Oa75c
Rosin, So 75@$9.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-Sales of tobacco IS
hhds lugs and common leaf little easier. F,loul
superfne Sc so. Prime wheat 50 30. Corn CSC
Oats Acc. Cotton SOC. Mess pork s32 50. Bacor
W shoulders l7c. clear sides 2l9c. Lard 2O3c. Hem
bagging 33c Whisky 50 "a.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Flour unchanged an
dull; the demand is only for the higher grades
Wheat firm at 81 55@2 60. Corn dull but ne
lower. Oats unchanged. Whisky steady Pr
rs visions firm. Mess pork s32. Bulk shoulders l5e
loose bacon sides l93@2l3c.; highly sugar cure
hams 25c. The demand is better for all articles
consumption, Lard firm at zoe; buyers don
offer l95c. Groceries unchanged and quiet. Go
LAT.
LOUISVILLE August 3.-The river is falling, wi
five feet six inches water in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, August 3.-Nearly block Of frar
tenements at the corner of Biddle and Twenty-it
~ ~ streets, was burned yesterday.
~ Sr LOUIS, August 3.-Flour unchanged. Wht
IeS firm at 81 92@s2. Corn lower; mixed and yell,
NC G4@6Sc,, white Sl@85c. Oats dropping at AZ
47c. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whisky
.eu 50 &c.
ue' Y1cKsBuRG, Aug. 3.-Passed down: PAUL
'D' Carroll at s A. NJ and Grey Eagle at P. NJ. Rv
" falling.
" from Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
oP LIVERPOOL, August 1.-The sales of cotton
u day were 10 900 bales, the market closing stead
'ea LoNDoN, August l.-Consols 884. United Stat
5-2O's 6S9.
ace Cotton quiet-sales thus far 800 bales, with nj
mr. ding upands at 363@37c, and Orleans middlin
vi W. at 373@38c.
L. HEARrs CONTENT, Aug. l. via Aspy Bay, AT
rth 2-To the associated Press-We are now
ms. ceiving messages through the Atlantic cable
, the rate of over twelve and half words minu
mas All the electricians are delighted with the p
for fecty distinct character of the signals through
I'M cable. CYRUS W. FIELD
NEW YORK Aug. Am Ottowa (Canada)
patch says information has reached the gove
ker ment that another Fenian movement would sc
ade take place.
Cen Dick Taylor is to command in chief.
ron, is thought that the next struggle will be sew
w.. one.
ting The Heralds Havana correspondent s.
on anot er Spanish feet is about to sail for the So
uly. Pacific, to resume war against the allied So
roJ American republics. 1t consists of one iron ci
four steam frigates and four transports, carry
Iere one hundred and eighty-four guns. The transp
and carry ten or twelve thousand infantry.
CHILD STOLEN IN lS45 Discovers HER
ltre LAr1yEs IN l8G8-A Very Singular Case.-Q
recently Mr.. NJ o. Haenbeck, clerk of the L
the Children's Department at police headquarters,
nea- ceYed a letter from lady residing at Pittst
+be Pennsylvania, in which she stated that she
'N' stolen from the residence of an aunt, in Twel
9ton seventh street. in this city some time during
summer of 1916, and that she was desirous
been learning, if possible, the nFmes and whereahc
af, rralo The WRITER stated