New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-14
The President Determined to Protect
all Citizens.
tstives on RatIfyIng the Recent Con-
stituttonal Amendment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEWS
TAssoelated Press DisDatehes. !


NEW YoKK, July 13.-Arrived steamer Dictator,
from Charleston.
Rio JANETRo, June s.-A great battle has been
fought and the allies have gained victory over
the Paraguayans, who abandoned the field, losing
six thousand killed and wounded, six guns and
four flags The loss of the allies amounts to two
thousand.
commercial crisis prevails. The coffee mar
ket is completely paralyzed. Good prime is nomi
nally quoted at 7l173r. The stock amounts to
I30 ,0O0 bags. Exchange on London is quoted at
23@24. esHa
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Mr Raymond, of the
New York Times, emphatcally denies the truth of
the report as published of his remarks in the
Republican eaucus. NE
The Democratic convention has called on Rhode
Island to elect delegates to the Phiadelphia
national convention.
Gen. Grant has ordered cavalry force sent to
Loudon county, Virginia. It is alleged that there
have been outrages on the freedmen, and civil law
has failed to punish the guilty or protect the
blacks.
Two gentlemen from Missouri called on the
President yesterday and informed him of deep
laid scheme on the part of the radicals to carry
the Missouri elections by force of arms, if neces.
sary. Secret leagues were organized, The militia
was armed, arms had been shipped to various
portions of the State by Governor Fletcher for the
purpose of influencing the elections.
The President assured the gentlemen that as it
was his duty to protect all citizens in the enjoy
ment of their rights, as such it would only be
necessary in case of such outrages, for the citi.
zens to apply to him.
WASHINGTON, July -Senate-Mr Wilson
offered resolution calling for information as to
the shooting Of twenty-three federal soldiers at
Kingston, N. c., by order of Gems Hoko and Pick
ett Confederates in 1861. Mr.. johnson objected
and it goes over.
The Joint resolution giving the right of way to
the Union Pacific Railroad Company through the
military reservations was passed. I.
Mr.. Williams entered motion to reconsider the
vote which defeated the bill to reannex Alexandra
!, county.
Il Mr.. Williams introduced q bill to admit tht
8 lrepresentatives from each Southern State, pro
vided it ratifes the constitutional amendment re
t Gently passed; which was ordered to be printed.
In the House, Mr.. Morrill, reported bill whicl
is partial revision OF the tariff bill, imposin
duties on cigars, cheroots, ETC., Of two and hal
per cent. ad yalorem; also, three cents per poun
on cotton, which was laid over. -@
II The contested case of Fuller vs.. Dawson wa
D decided to-day by the House sustaining Dawson
j without division.
NEW Yoan, July 1S.-The latest European il
telligenoe notes the progress of the cholera.
has resumedits activity in the southwestern PR
:. yinces of Russia. 1t is widely prevalent in Ho
9 land Seven hundred and twenty. four cases an
four hundred deaths have occurred ataIeyden, fou
e hundred and thirty three deaths in Rotterdam on
E hundred and sixty-nine deaths in Utrecht, tw
It hundred and twenty in Delft, and one bundled an
Il thirty-iye in s'Gravenhage. 4
The maady is at Berlin, Stettn, Frankfort o
the Oder, Neustadt, and other Prussian cities. A
e Antwerp there were eighty-lour deaths.
q In France the epidemic has broken out in sey
; raj places, and with great intensity at Anien
There have been no cases in Paris.
o PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The loss by the burr
.. ing of Briggs print and dye works yesterda
. amounted to two million dollars. Several hupdre
a hands are thrown out Of employment by this di
e aster.
IL BosToN, July l5,--General Sherman met with
A. complete ovation on arriving here to-day. He
,s the guest of the city at the REVERE House. T
h was serenaded this evening.
. One hundred thousand dollars have been rails
here for the Portland sufferers,
VIoKsBURG, July 13.-Passed down, Grey Eal
le at P. NJ, and up Louisville at NJ River faIlir
GALVESTON, July 13.--Generals Steadman a
u u Fullerton leave to day for New Orleans. Th
have visited portions Of the interior and exprt
F satisfaction with the former and present manas
e ment of the bureau. No trace of Gen. Gregor
4 II many plantations could be found.
I'd MOBILE, July Cotton-sales to-day {
bales; 1niddlings at 29@3Oc, Sales for the wet
be 672 bales, against 1910 bales last week. Expo