New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

| VI the Patties arrested Tor the murder of a
freedman IN Columbia county, were discharged
ana one John Porrin was committed to await a
trial upon the charge of murder at the next term
of the Supreme Court.
Inc conflict in Perry county between the civil
and military authorities is adjusted.
Gen. Tlson has ordered the prisoners IN For,
Palaski, charged with offenses against freedmen
to be delivered up to the civil courts. the peonIe
pledglng themselves to protect the freedmen in
their rights.
notice from the executive department states
that all bonds and coupons of Georgia now dine
ho' issued IN AID OF the late war, can be funded in
mortgage bonds of the State, bearing 7per cent.
interest from the lst Of July, 1866. Coupons pay.
able in New York or London can be funded in ~
above ponds at the Bank of the Republic, NV
York.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2l.-The police commissioners
have been in consultation with their counsel ana
prominent cltlzens. 1t is understood that the
commissioners will not appear in person before
tne governor tomorrow but will, through thei
counsel, file response denying the power Of the
governor % try the charges but at the same time
declaring their readiness to meet the accusations
before any court of competent Jurisdiction.
The commissioners have not entertained anv
r n o'inS " any compromise, but de-
clared their determination to resist any encroacb.
ment upon their functions
The President after attending the cathedral
service, dlned at the Eutaw House with Mayor
Walack, who accompanied him to this CITY ra-
turned to Washington at four o'clock.
New YORK. Oct. 2l.-The steamer Ocean oroou
from Aspinwall on the 1st instant, has arrived.
TORONTO, Oct. 20.-Severa1 more Fenfan prison.
| tn-d
to be lunatic. The American consul intimated
4 10 the court that ne had received instructions
| from Washington to engage counsel for all the
prisoners Of American citizenship.
| New YORK Oct. 21.--Arriyed steamers Granada
Commander and Moneka from Charleston arI
Fung Shuey from New Orleans,
SAVANNAH, October 2l.-The Norwegian bark
Lord Elgin, bound from Pensacola for Greenock.
was wrecked off the Bahamas, on the I'd inst. The
captain and crew were saved.
VIcKsBURG, October 2l.-Passed down. NTiasia
sippi-last night No arrivals to-day. River fall.
ing.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 2l.-steamship Ran.
idan from Galveston, passed up at $3.50 4. NJ.
steamship Harlan and Reindeer went to sea at a
a. NJ steamship Merrimack went to sea at 10 P. NJ.
last night; ship Fannie Larrabie, 10 DAYS from
Philadelphia, went up IN tow at A. NJ; schooner
Belle, y days from Tampico with fruit, sailed M
at $3.50 A. NJ; ship Caravan is still outside await.
ing orders; bark Robert is inside at anchor a
oW arrived down at A. NJ, with the ship Canoya
sup is on the bar, name unknown, bound in
noting else in sight Weather clear and pleasant,
Wind ). E. fresh. Tide very high.
[From Yesterdays Papers,
LoNDoN, Oct. 20.-There is no news of eener. i I
Importance to-day worth telegraphipr
Consos S93; U. s. 5-2O's 69.
LLYERPooL, Oct. 20.-Cotton-Sales TODAY l3.. |
oog !, bales. Middling upands are quoted at I53d.
FATHER PoINT, Oct. 2O.-The Steamship. Perm.
Vlan from Liverpool via Londonderry the, 10th
has arrived.
Beyond the comment incidental to an iraposinr.
9eioFn i demonstration, and a. speech of Bright,
mere IS nothing of political moment from England,
parts of Switzerland.
from Rome. NAAes'O
letterfrom Rome, dated October %. published
IN the Lyons papers, says she visited tile Vatican,
while IN Rome, for the purpose of securing tile |
SANCTION san or the pope to everything her husband
had done as emperor of Mexico which was at first
p0 lively refused, and she remained ali dav in tho
ehort to secure this. The writer of the latter
does not state the result Of her interview She il
reported to have told the pope she would not leave
the Vatican unless her request was granted
The evacuation of the fortresses of the OuadriIat
era and their occupation by the Italians, was pro-
crossing. r.
WAsaINeToS, Oct. 2o-The commanding officer
ot Inc United States steamer Tahoma c0mmuni- /
Gates to the navy department interesting particu
lars OF the late hurricane in the vicinity Of Mas
sau, from which port the letter is dated. The /
ramona met the cyclone on line between BeF,
mudas and Hatteras, and though somewhat dam
aged succeeded in weathering the gale. It's effect.
upon Nassau was very distressing. Buildings of
sod s stone m were shattered, as if bY bombard,
ment, and trees destroyed leaf and branch. III, b.
MS ashO on fha ;sIo | 4
of New Providence, and many othar wrecks are
reported In the vicinity.
The administration is being strongly mged by
parties to demand the payment of the
Alabama claims. B
New YORK, Oct. 20-DispatcAes from Colorado
that more Indian oltrages are being
committed Their RAIDS were said tO.be so for
nldable that the settlers wer9 abandoning theiy
homes and going to she forts for safety GenauaI
sherman is reported to be harrying tnoons further
west. Several posts in the territory have been
and roh0ed of large nnGlbers of stock.
Rear Admiral Een commanding the BROOKLYN
nayy'yard, has issued the following noaice: By
2fder OF the secretary of the navy, workmen in
the navy yard, who sustain the Union, and desire
ts iu'l restoration, must not for that reason be
prescribed; and any attempt, by any master or
foreman or person in position, to coerce them .
stated. to induce them to vote 8gainst their con. !
Vlcnohs, VIII be deemed sufficient cause for dis |
missing the official who is guilty
BALTIMORE Oct. 20.-IhaIe are no now da
Yeopments in regard to the police difficulty, The
c@e9lissieners will respoaj, by their counsel on
Monday. Gov Swann visited Washington TODAY.
There IS some speculation. and many rumors ure.
vail as to the object of lis visit
Inc directors of the First National Bank of
which Gov Eswann il, president, have petitioned
nun 20 eess tirom hispurpose in regard to the com
NTW Nv oBK, Oct. 2O.-The arraignment of the
SM S,ieoE Ian prisoners took place yesterday. All
pieTa'. not guilty.
=, me funera! 0bsequies of John Van Bnren took
' tace yesterday at Grace Church. A large num-
Der OF prominent persons were present.
BOSTON, Oct 20,-rhe Democrats have nomi-
Fourth Congressional District.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.-The general courtmartial,
of which Breyet Brig Cen Shafter is president,
and Of which Maj. Gen. A. c. Gillem was formerly
president, which has been in session in this cit:
for the past two months, this day adjourned $ ,,y
de- having conluded the business before = ,em re