New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-27


hundred pounds each, when this point is reached,
no further permits should be granted except upon
the recept OF delivery and payment as hereafter
provided. Immediately upon the execution OF :
This bond, the collector TO whom it ls dehVeFed
will transmit relatory copy in ms once % we
assessor Of the district whence II is lntended to
remove the cotton, who will thereupon pc author
lied to grant permits for the removal OF tne cotton
upon application being made by the principal or
his agent.
Upou receiving this application the assessors
will grant permits. The circular concludes with
instructions to the assessors and collectors, and 1t
is stated thatifhe cotton has not been weighed py
| a duly appointed weigher, the amount of tax
named in the permit will be based upon theWelght
as certified by the proprietor of the gin house.
In order TO arrive at the true amountot taxes TO
be paid on the cotton removed under these cond!-
/ tions, it must be weighed upon its arrival in re-
ceiyng districts by the officers appointed for that
i purpose, and to whom a fee of twenty-five cehIs
per bale will be paid for their services, ana upon
/ whose certificates Of the weight the tax shall oe
il collected. These regulations are to be considered
as additional to and not as supersedlng those con
4 tanned in series two number i've OF the auuluonal
regulations published under date OF septehlper
%, 1856,
1t has been stated in newspapers recently that
at the last cabinet meeting it was resolved 10 ue-
mand payment at the hands of the British govern
ment, in full, for all the outrages committed py
Z rebel priyateers fitted out in England, but ths
: cannot be considered a new discovery, for the
reason that the official correspondence long ago
II
7 earnestly pressing upon the British government
the Justice of indemnity for losses thus sustained
: by citizens of the United States.
y Certainly no instructions to carry out any
= recent decision on the subject We're sent
to Mr.. Adams last Thursday That IS
/ not the day which the state department comma-
v nicates by steamer, nor is there anytehg new U
| statement that the Juarez government Wlil oe
S recognized andn other tits already Recognized
n in every form known to diplomacy ana the usases
5 Of nations.
e There has been no recent meeting between the
i President General Grant and Secretary Seward,
o at which, as is alleged they determined 70 recon-
D. mend as measure OF the administrator thRt we
el should pay the French claims in Mexico ana re-
% eeive Mexican territory in exchange, probably in
r the neighborhood Of Guaymas, There was no
d meeting of taese three gentlemen on tne gay
q named nor did they at any other time dehperal9
ID ON that subject After diligent inquiry u cannot
toll Be asoefaned that there is any truJ1 IN other re-
ISL cent reports on the above named subjects, ana
al therefore those who have been led to expect man
" ifestoes concerning them will be disappointed
e FROM NEW YORK.
Y NEW YoRK. Oct 23.-The heirs of Anneke Juno,
y the original owner Of the Trinity church property
are about to contest the right Of purchase to the
n property.
z, Fort Dodge on tile 7th and remained over Sun
= day. The general gave the Indians eight days II
e Z which to bring in tue three women they have ana
4, if they do not return them without presents he
- - told them it would make war. The indians staTtet
~ ~ home to have a counsel among themselves. VI
te leaving, they saiG that if we did not hear from
T. them in FIVE days, we might lookout for some
al AZ thing. The time expired last Monday, ana VIZ
u u are on the alert.
q The Times's Washington special says; Nothing
further has transpiredin in relation to the MeXcaI
M question, owing no doubt, to the Illness OF Vol
'uo Campbell, our minister to Mexico who has beet
n m confined to his room since his arrival, as !
~ ~, stated lastnight, however.
II FRoI SAN FRANcIsoo-HEAvY ROBBERY OF !
in PAYMAsTER-ADyIcEs FROM JAPAN.
lis SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 16,-An Idaho Territory
to paper states that Major George EulennHs, pay
sa- master was robbed at Fort Boise, October 9TH
lis. Of his treasury box containing $50,000 in green
No. | backs and $5S ,0G0 in vouchers 1t is reporte
~ that active search has been Instituted for tie THE
On and money. r..
- SAN FR1No1soo, Oct. 2l,-Tt is rumored that tn
i've Tycoon died at Jeddo. A son Of Prince Mil
ior Mentcend will most probably be his successor
an He is said to be q man OF great energy, ana l.
re- favor Of foreign intercourse.
Of The American ships which visited Jeddo hay
It'll returned to Kanagau. Several vessels OF tn
CO. British SQUADRON have sailed to other ports. a.
rp the French war ships have been ordered to Gore
,hse | to seek redress for outrages committed.
al British steamer was fired upon while passin
re- the Straits of Sunosky, but sustained no damage
,or MARINE DIsAsTERs-A STEAMER BURNED.
re- NEW YORK., Oct 2S.-The brig Velocity arrive
re- here, and reports encounterng hurricane on th
Ist inst. and suffering much damage On the ct
'9t inst. met brig and schooner, both disabled;
ol- the 18th was boarded by the brig Osprey, Of s
NJ schooner SaItllo, of New York, short of PR
A. visions. The Velocity being also short was unabl
to supply them. On the 2lst, saw the steamt
my Theodore Dwanger, from Boston to Charleston,
mt fire. rendered them all assistance possible, an
'ed got all the women and children, sixteen in nun
Der, on board the brig, when the crew. finding
lc impossible to save the schooner abandoned he
ell thirteen coming board the Velocity, and th
en- remaining seventeen going on board the En0c
ice Pratt, bound to New York
20; The bark Starting reports in gale on the 16tt
IcT1 lgrl- hTnr Iiyu hot "a NnlNfpi
and crew, twelve in number. The captain II
t. ported passing the wreck OF the schooner Mar
ng q. Dyer, with four board, but was unable t
he assist them. The bark Cheuescran reports on til
lc 2Ist in latitude 37:4S longitude 73:24 at A.
she saw a screw steamer On fire, with anothe
DIS, steamer lying by her; supposed have taken he
me crew off. The one on fire sunk at three P. NJ, Q
;ne the 22d.
~ ACTIVITY AMONG THE FENIANs-sTIR AT ROBERT
ste HEADQUARTERS.
~ New YORK, Oct. 23.-Ihe Evening Express sa,
ha Roberts, headquarters on Broadway, are begnnir
to resume the animated appearance they presentt
p, before the invasion, by the fact that the preside
All of the brotherhood andall the subordinate office
AN throughout the country are engaged in makil
hns preparations for another campaign: a contra
az | for uniforms has been given to manufacture
Inns and they will soon be ready for the Fenian arm
has All the States have been divided into Fenian mi
avs tary districts, end each are ready to send the
appointed quotas to the field when called on
the 5glhere is no truth whatever in the report tn
rder Col Roberts has sold the arms under his cont
Wing to Santa Anna. The colonel indignantly deni
art the ruuor this afternoon, The uniforms are
soon pe heafiy similar 10 those worn oy the unlI
be states army, with the exception ei the oettot
The caps will be ornamented with band OF gre
5th ribbon and the harp of Erin to appear on t
ton, front.
bat VERMONT U.s. SENATOR'S
I4th MoNrpEL1ER. yr,. Oct, 23-The Vermont leg
try, lature to-day elected United States senators
,ay- follows. to fill the vacancies occasiened by I
4th death Of Senator Collamer, Hon. N. P. Poan
4th Geo n Edwards gIareiy years from 4tll ofMar
i, NJ next, Hon. Justin 5. Morrill,. Each one of I
ON candidates received the entire vote Of the Sens
BY and the Heuse-2I3 votes; while L. Votes we
9ry; given for the Democratic nominees.
cry, --e-e- -o------
nsa ar5. The ITALIAN opERA.-The Ghioni and susi
ates opera troupe which will begin on the 9TH of ne
yar. month series Of performances at the St Char