New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-18
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WARRINGTON, April 1.-THE House had under
consideration the bill reorganizing the army Of the
United States. vi
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE assistant treasur-
rers at New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balt-
more have been instructed by the Secretary Of ~
Treasury to discontinue receiving deposits on ac-
count of temporary loans for clearing house
purposes, at per cent. per anuun and after the
1st of May all outstanding and unpaid certificates
will carry per cent. per annum; and, until fur
ther notice said assistant treasurers will receive
deposits in lawful money, and issue therefor clear
ing house certificates, payable on demand IN Legal
tender notes, with per cent. interest.
y1oKsBURG, April T.-Passed up: Virginia at
A. NJ, and the stonewal and j. G. Swon at p NJ.
Passed down; Magnolia at and the Grey Eagle at
N. River stationary.
~ YORK, April 17.-Cotton heavy and dechn-
lns ns. a. e. Flour advanced 25c. Corn hrmer.
sa1n'd oa,s urn ID quiet. Coffee dull. Sugar steady
q. % syioo =, all grades. Molasses dull Porto
nico d. 'oc'' an. by auction, 37a bols. at Ssg4l4
for CUBA, and 6zss4c. for Porto Rico. Mess Pork
s26 70. Money ea-v at 506 % cent. Sterling
Exchange 1917. Colo 1854. Freights to Liver
pool dull and declining. Stock market rather
| strong. - Z
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Fiour a,d wheat dull and
auchanSeu; corn HrH ana uncnaleed; oats 6tln, /,
at 43c. to 44c. provisions unchanges
4 CISo1sNATI, April F-Flour flrm-superfine
81 so; wheat buoyant and corn firmer, at 53c. to
65c.; whisky 50 % !; provisions frmer; mess pork
S25 lard 1s4c.; bulk meats 1Oc. to 13c.; bacon
unchanged
PHILADELPHIA April 17.-Gen. Grant has ar
rived here Gen. Meade and staff have left for
Eastport, Maine, it is supposed in relation to the
Fenian movements there. a
From Yesterday Evenings Papers.l
WASHINGTON, April 17.-In the Senate yesterday,
in the debate upon Grimes substitute requiring the
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad to construct their
Pacific branch upon the best and most direct
route,
, Mr.. McDougal charged Mr.. Cones with having
personal interest in the matter Mr. Cones retail.
lated that Mr. McDougal was not in a condition to
j, know what he was saying; Mr. McDougal pro.
between the TWO Senators, in which highly exciting
!. language was used. a =
d Mr.. McDougal was several times called to order
o and when afterwards repeating story eouched ii
IS profane language which he applied to Mr. Coness
was told by the Chair that such story ought mo-
m to be repeated in the Senate.
" TORONTO, April 1.-THE Fenian examination a
:, Cornwall begins to-day.
le had large procession in honor of the passage Of
the civil rights bill. white procession passed
10 them when an alteration ensued, during which
= three white persons were killed. The military
e however, restored order.
If LoNpoN, G. W, April 17.-Chas McCute, the
IS supposed accomplice in the sevenfold Philadelphia
r murder, has been arrested.
MILWAUKEE, April l7.-Celah Chamberln, in
judgment against the Eastern Division Of the La.
crosse Railroad Company for about 81, ,00O, 600.
ST.. CATnERINAs, q. W., April 1.-THE Weland
canal is now clear of ice: .s