New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5-The committee on
address agreed, it is understood, to indorse the
policy of Congress. AS before stated, there will
be two reports from the committee on resolutions.
Fred Douglas is delegate in the Northern con
vention, and made speech which was greatly ap-3
plauded. The speeches generally have been. Eio-
lent against the President. Senator Chandler
spoke as follows: He said he believed that no
one present would deny the doctfine Of I" total
depravityn as expressed by johnson and Seward.
tGroans and hisses.)
He said that never has this country been in
such danger, but there is light ahead. The
speeches of Andrew johnson have satisfied the
people that he is not for the Union. He had too
much faith in providence to believe He win aba1
| don US in this dark hour. All obstacles will be
removed, The g great people 7 viii remove the
| great apostle Andrew Johnson has no right to q
/ 0pohcy.n He is but the Executive, and he has
no right to do other than to advise Congress, who
will adoptit or not, as they choose. Rshe exe-
cutes the laws, we'll and good. If he does not, he
is a traitor and they will impeach him. (TFemen-
dous cheering for several minutea.l
PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-The conven-
!, tionists have been wranglng over the negro suf-
= frage question, and adjourned until tomorrow
without the presentation of resolutions or Of an
address The minority report fayors negro suf-
Z hage. A resolution was offered by Moss, of Viz
rinia to instruct Congress to provide for the en-
; reimbursement of the blacks, which led to much
confusion and great excitement during the
: debate. 1t was finally referred. The Northern
and Southern conventions fuse tonight and hoid
a mass meeting.
speecbey were made in the former by Butler,
: schenck and Senator Wilson bitterly denouncing
the President.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5--The following exhibits
the pubic debt on September 1866 Total debt
bearing coin interest 81 sS 54l so; total debt
u bearing currency interest s97,s77, ,l04 90; total
debt bearing no interest SO, $50, ,AS So; debt on
', which interest has ceased SAL ,567 49,; total
sS5 So in coin available SIG, ,33S9 9ls az;
currency available s76 297 T49 50; total $lS2, ,6Sl
, 667 73; total debt 81 595 ,683, ,I6e %.
u SAVANNAH, Sept. 5.-The railroad convention
Is adjourned this afternoon. The Macon delegation
declined to recommend city subscription to the
" stock as it might embarrass in meeting suBscrip.
tions already made. The other roads work is
highly approved, and aid is promised when pEac-
,,9 ticable.
y COLUMBIA, s.. O., Sept. 5.-The legislature met
s in extra session. The governors message urges
modification of the negro code so as to extend
the jurisdiction of the civil courts over all classes
of citizens, recommends the addition OF negro
evidence in all cases as measure OF justice and
n policy declares the proposed stay law TO be IN
" wise and unconstitutional, but advises the abolish
ment of imprisonment for debt and the extension
Of bankruptcy, urges provision for the impover-
I;sbad neople Of the State rendered destitute by
& the short crop, and suggests the sale Of State
bonds to raise funds for that purpose. The mes
sage closes with hopeful view for the recupera
ton of the State and the restoration Of the Union
n. SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.-The Borussia from
Hamburg sailed this day for New York with fS10(
and two millions five hundred thousand franc
in specie, on American account
J. SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. 5.-The steamship 81
Mary, Capt. s. P. Farwell, from Brazos Santiag
I'd inst, crossed the bar at 1890 P. NJ. She bring
4. the following passengers
D! Mrs. Kowlaski, Mr.. Defner and daughter, Mr.
jena Nuelon, Miss Wagner, Mr.. Moncer, thre
daughters and servant, Mrs. A. G. Glover, Mrs. ,
Zaiger, Mrs. j. NJ. Burrell, NJ. Velaze and lad
re. NJ. ]. Armandburn, Mr.. Possie, Mr.. Weshan, NJ
Kakeiath, B, Bard, NJ. Hernandez, lady and daug
ter, Mr.. Cronnen, A. E. Valentine, Mrs. Mann,
Heyman, ]. W. Turman q. Dewitt, A, Velan al
Z lady, E. Dupy, N. Dupy, Mr.. Ashenbeuger, MI
Norman, F. Dafe, Mr. Livingston, Mr.. LIE Baro
B. Alvensleben, L. H. McGonnigie, and three
:, deck.
'ls' Consignees-John Marks & Co., 10 bxs speci
lses Simon Hernstein, pkgs. specie; F. 7. Mayque
S'' do, bundles copper; Hoffman Marks, cas-
as mdse.; Schneider & zuberbier, 2 coils rope
Pilsbury 2 bales cotton; John Williams y co.
ae do; Texas Express Company packages
'u@I VIoKsBuRG, Sept. 5.-Passed up DaVld VIM W
sary at A. NJ and John Kilgour at P. N. hS'
'No falling.
NEW YORK, Sept 5.-Evening Gold closed
that 1861. u s. 5-2O's Ills 1O-4Os SO 1905 lO0s
has Flour dull; sales 800 bbls Southern 80 75glo "a
otta Beef steady Pork frmer; sales I6oo DOa, ,,o
mess at s8s rs. Lard heavy. Whisky qais s
that Cotton closed active whithsaIes Of Sooo pasa ms
,leon mddlings at sac @85c. RICE aali 7Ilo,Gal2
iaUie Coffee easier. a---
ens a, Passengers per u S. mail steamship harlal
an, ana Jobn Lewis commanding from Galveston and Il
,aign dianola, Sept. 2, 1866: n,,.o,. uo,sso
1ll- Levy. Israel Alexander, Levy sEsA's' -
the and four on deck -s------
icials The keeper Off New Bedford billiard salo'
lrged has haen arrested for refusing to allow negro