New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23
REPORTED DEFEAT oF JuARIsrs.
azw azx1cAN MINISTER TO FRANCE.
REPORT OF IMMEDIATE FEalAN MOVEMENT.
AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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associated Press Dispatchesl
HAVANA, March 1.-THE French steamer Paaa-
ma arrived Yesterday from Vera Cruz, the I3tA.
There is but little news Of importance to report.
Considerable indignation is shown BY the publica-
ton in papers that the cholera was raging here.
There has not been single case yet The suaaH-
pox Is decreasing. Ia
In the Siglo there is an account of defeat -
the Jnarists under Porfrio, Dias, Limo, Pera. L.
pez, Orazerro and Siguro. The forces were cae-
tured, but the leaders escaped. The time Al
place are not stated.
Gen. Almonte has been appointed Minister u
France, vice Hidalgo resigned. .l. .t=z7s5,
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Leaf tobacco frmer;
sales, Is1 hogsheads. Provisions frmer; nAa
pork SIG so; bacon shoulders 13c.; clear sides
1G3c.; plain hams 20c.; sugar cured hams 2I4e.;
lard in ntierces lsc. in kegs 2oc.; -four, superfne,
IS to Sc 25; corn 50 to 6oc.; oats 42c.; whisky
50 25-fat.! sail 6.g#@
The coal boats Eagle and Tigress in tow of tie
Jones took the coal down over the falls. H. H.
New YoRK, March 22.-The Australasian reperts
that the steamers Atlantic and City of Limerick,
from New York, had arrived out at Liverpool.
An envoy from Ireland was presented ct the
Fenian council yesterday. Their deliberations N
said to have reference to immediate moyemsnt
against the British government. 4#s,
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Postmaster
General has ordered an extension of the routo
from San Antonio through Fort Clark to Ell Pass.
The service to be performed once week aAA
| back. t7 5suN =
CINCINNATI, March 22.-Flour and wheat m
changed. Corn SOC. Oats 4lc. Whisky very
dull Pork dull at s25-[ Here the line went
| DOWN. sE8 & y
|
New YORK, March l2--The steamer Australia
sian, from Liverpool the 9th via Queenstown the
10th instant, arrived at this port this morning,
bringing two days later news. ,.s$5 s.ssss
The steamship City of Baltimore had arrived
ont. The United States steamer Canandagua left
Kingston on the 9Th for the north of Ireland.
/ The relations of Prussia and Austria continue
bad Austria had solicited English mediation,
which Lord Clarendon refused ~ "a
LIvERpooL, March 10. Cotton buoyant, and 4
trite higher. The sales today amounted u
20 600 bales. bIddling Uplands l94d.
LoNDoN, March l0-Consols S6l@s7. United
States 5.20's 70l. Flourdul Wheat in moderate
: demand-10@los. Cd lower in the week
) Beef and pork firm Bacon Is. 3D. dearer.q
j Hams dearer. Coffee unchanged. Rice active
and advanced Cd. ss,s q ,
The directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Com-
:. pany have unanimously adopted resolutions ap-
!. proving the arrangements with the Anglo-Ameri-
l. can Telegraph Company, etc., for laying the cable
|. this year. The Great Eastern expects to leave
a Sheerness the last of June with the cable.
RS The Presidents speech at the Washington meet
ing was very generally applauded. The London
Times warmly eulogzes it. The News gives it its
r very qualified approval, and bitterly denouncea
n Bancroft's Grafton. sgs 5
q In the House of Commons the Parliamentary
a oath bill was read second time after Dsraei had
" given notice of an amendment which will make the
oath recognize the supremacy of the Queen, and
: acknowledge allegiance to her successors.
The reform question is actively discussed by the
planters. Gladstone's announcement on the l2th
The Pail Mall Gazette assumes it is certain the
. Russell ministry must soon dissolve, whether de-
feated upon the reform question or not.
The Irish police are carrying out vigorously
their extraordinary powers. The arrests are nl-
merous ,-y Re- -..-f. a. l5-. VI
Nine men were arrested at Cork just after land
ing from America -s-as no. "a.
Two town commissioners Of Queenstown were
arrested. Various rumors are afoat as to Stephena
: One is that he very recently escaped to France,
but the police believe him still to be in Dublin and
continue their search. s.s5s75.lEE /,
, The first conference relative to the principaties
/ will be held in Paris on the 18th.
8 The Bank Of France gained during the week
nearly eighteen million francs. The Bourse closed
steady at 69@75c.
L. 1t is stated the Austrian Minister of Foreign Az
l. fairs is authorized to make fresh treaty with the
1t Mexican government for the completion of tie
t, Austrian volunteer corps for Mexico.
e BOMBAY, March 7.-Markets unchanged. p
ID CALCUTTA, March 5.-Goods unchanged
LIVERPOOL, March l0.-Fish oil inactive; sperm
35s. linseed oil steady at Ais. @4ls. Cd. Rosin-
. Cd. Petroleum dull refined, 2s.
4. LONDON March 10.- Breadstuffs unchanged
Indian corn, SIS. Iron quiet-Scotch pig advances
If and firm. Rice dearer. Talow dull. Spirits q
le turpentine, 45s. 3D.; American held for highel
e, prices; English reduced As. 49 cwt. ssa
il Russian troops are concentrating on the Prutk
ID Not single regiment it is reported of insurgents
a exists in Syria; all have been made submissive Y
n the Turks. q Il
rnor M ho cd mt h,
c. the government. Though there is no down righ
Mt panic here, the feeling is that the Fenan DANCE
u is notpver. demonstration from across the lin
Id is looked for. Great enthusiasm is manifested b,
u the volunteers who are drilling.
y MONTREAL, Murch 22-The excitement here ha
IN almost disappeared The Grand Trunk Railroa
rs has organized its employees into a defensiv
lie corps. Ten thousand troops are on parade her
h to-day. .s.-." 81
It, TORONTO March 22-It was stated here yestel
he terday on the best authority that the Canada
,e government have received offers of one hundre
he and eighty thousand men for service in the feli
ys Orders have been given some companies in u
al country districts to to the front to-day. III
ed. Stratford Volunteers have been moved forward
il far Chatham It is reported Unofficial circle
ct. that the government has been informed the F
mans have resolved to make an attempt to ent
via Rouses Point and make Isle Aux Nois the
an base of operations. sai
the PIrTsBURa, March 22.-River fourteen feet u
stationary. -Hf
-, WAsnisoroN, March 22.-The House passed 1
M
w and judicial expenses of the government.
a ne bill passed to amend the act of March g. Ias
Gu GU in reference to the writ of habeas corpus in
es, tain cases. -pI =
t tna The House was in committee of the whole ON
ne, nn consular appropriation bill. .l aS5
w. Mr. Browns bill, in the Senate, authorizes
n Kansas and Washo Valley road to construct n
,na n and telegraph from the eastern terminus of
INV Union Pacific Railroad, eastern division, TO
ae mouth of Kansas river, through the eastern Te,
sr counties to Red River to connect with the rairc
@as @ from Galveston to Preston, with O branch to r
tha Smith, gives right Of way of 200 feet in wii
siaj and the privilege of taking needed material fr
eve the public lands authorizes the issue of constr
oiJ ton bonds OF Sl00 each, the government to GU
nts antee the interest thereon for twenty years,
ids condition that the company pay the bonds at -
wv turity and keep the road in repair.
The Secretary of the Treasury is to take PosSgT5 =
and sion of the road in default of such fulfmen'-
lty connection is authorized by any other Ioao e =,
ing The Senate passed the bill authorzug
ury tabshnent OF the telegraphic sWast inl;es
between the United States snd a, the uors in three
requiring the completion Of the "otA =
ia- years. . ~ tte 10Th inst, q
ea the cbeS msiielI officer Of the ;.s
u informs him that the cholera mas naaa y M MT fracl
lceo ance in Mobile although the repoEs Is NV
10 any fSiHtpto a, H.--,jofion u0I0a