New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-30
NUMBER 14l|3'|, !
at$I 70. Corn and Oats dull. Pork, s2e. Hams,
lsac Lard 1eg Hogs active At 80 sos dressed

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LouisvMhr, gen. 2s,-- Tobacco is firmss. Pork
active Ct s2 tferces, ,1sc. Bacon cfsxr sidei
INC. Shoulders l5c. Hams 23@25c. Corn 5B1s0c.
S13.
YickssDso, Jan. 20 The steamer MoIlie Able
passed down at 9 A. ~, and the Kigonr at Pm.
qhr Atlantic passed up at s. ~. the Mepilars
as II r n, On the 2stb; and the Grey Eagle al
p. wi, on the 2gth.
Tie Magnolia 10 tied up at tie wharf.
1 Ths river Is ris5ng. ~;
| SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. 20, =. M.---sThe steamer
Matanaas passed up at 1880 r. ",
The steamer Raleigh, from Charleston, with tha
cargo Of the steamer Cromwell, crossed The bal
at $50 FIN.
There asnothipg else n sight TAe weather Il
calm.
E,sosa Yeaterdayss gysning Papssx1 Eszsi
NEW Yorx, Jan. 29.---1he Times, Washington
special says Admiral senmes has prepared an
elaborate argument, which was presented to Til
President Saturday night By his counsel, Judge
Hughes, wherein he claims the benefit of the
Skerman-J JohDssen parole, ana that he Is entitled
to discharge froza prison under that parole, unn
after trial and conviction.
Secretary Seward returned ca Saturday in Ml
steamer De Soto.
I The Dominican sid Haytien republics were un
expectedly found at peace, the recent trouble
having been quiete9s sE
NEW YoRK, Jan. 1eil The Tribunses special aay
Gems, Sherman, Thoraas, Meade and Sheridan hav
been directed by Gem Grant to confer at his head
quarters relative to tie reduction of the militar
| foron tIa u,f1 nd exfra atra
rally within the limits+ of their respective com
mands
WASHINGTON, Jan. zs-For the four hundred
kthousand applications Gen. Grant remarked tha
more anxiety and labor than the management d
an army in the field.
The Chattahochie National Bank, Of Columbus,
Georgia, was the only one established last week
The total number is 1885,
Deliveries of National currency, amounting to
nearly three millions, were made last week by the
Treasury Department.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 29.--The steamer Leo has
arrived from Savannah. Fire was discovered
among her cotton, when of Cape Hatteras, Sat
urday last but it was extingrished in few hours,
The World special says the western members o9
Congress oppose the removal Of the prohibition oi
the importation of cattle, alleging that the cattle
plague is known to exist in Newfoundland.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered Thu
five cent notes TO be called in, AZ upwards Of forty
counterfeits thereof are in circulation. new
| plate is to be prepared.
New York, Jan. 29.-P President Roberts, Of TIL
Senatorial Chamber of the Fenian Brotherhood
has issued a document relative to comnarativ
managements under killian and O hIahoney. Th
lO5Nahoney bonds are being sent to different por
| tions of the country.
| Berlin letter says it lis graveIy asserted tha
the Prussian Prime Minister desires to bring abou
an alliance of Prussia, Russia and America agains
England France and Austria.
The Prussians are to Occnpv France on th
Rhine: tile Russians are to attack Austria in Hun
gary; and America, with her navy, is to keep til,
| fleets of England and France in check, willie he
armies orerrun Canada and Mexico.
1 The friends of Major Sweeney, the Feniai
4 Secretary of War, are endeayoring to procure hi
/ reinstatement III the Federal army, and are conf
4 dent of success.