New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14
THE PEACE paoelAMarlus the salsDfHrs polio,
Martial Law Still in Force in the
Insurrectionary States. d
DEATH OF HON. D. $. DICKINSON
THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER CASE,
MORE FENIAN ARRESTS
Markets, RIVER NEWS, ETC.

MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, ETC.
Associated Press Dspatches1
\ NEW YORK, April 13.-The Herald's Washington
special says the President Is reported to have de-
clared to Judge Peabody that his late proclamation
was simply declaration Of his policy, and did not
terminate martial law in the insurrectionary
States. s g#ges w tHa41R ss is Hs8j
The death of Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson is an
nounced. as&H aa#s % tst
The strike of the car drivers continues, making
| considerable embarrassment but no disturbance
has taken place. iey ~
| The Board of Health is taking measures to pre-
vent the introduction of the cholera.
WASHINGTON, April lS.-The.H House had under
consideration the army bill. s .5
Toronto, April 13.-The excitement has some
what abated, Another important Fenian arrest
| has been made The name of the person is, how.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Senate has agreed
to the reports of the conference committee on the
naval appropriation BILL
/ Several bills, all of a private character, We're
disposed of. e
| A message was received from the President,
with letter from the Secretary of State. relative
to the rights of Americans to the fishing grounds,
which was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
PHILADELPHIA, April l3.--Antoine Saute ad-
mits killing the boy Cornelius Cary, and asserts
that Jacob Yonder killed the rest of the Deerng
family. A deep feeling of indignation prevailed
throughout the community, and lynching of the
. prisoner was threatened. He was finally removed
to Moyamensing Prison.
ST. LOUIS, April 13.-Flour and Wheat I'M
changed. Corn Csc. Mess Pork SIG. Bacon
t clear sides 165c., sugar-cured hams 2lac
New YORK, April 13.-The steamer Corsica has
arrived from Havana and Nassau.
John Lamberty, an Englishman, was arrested
for stealing $4,000 from the collector of Astoria,
l Oregon. H -a
i Cotton closed heavy at 373c. At auction 3l7
7 bales of Mobile cotton government account,
4 were sold at 324c. to Sic. Flour advanced loc.
a Coffee quiet. Sugar dull at 10ac. to llac. Mo-
S lasses dull at 81 05 to 81 TO- Sterling exchange
e dull at l07s. Gold closed at 1869. Stocks firm.
8 MOBILE, April l3-The sales of cotton to-day
il amounted to 1900 bales; middlings $780, Sales OF
}. the week $500 bales. Receipts Of the week $3.50,
% against 684l at the corresponding period last
y week. Weeks exports, 1929. Stock in port
ID So ,123. Gold l26@l27.
is V1cKsBUEG April 13-The P. W. Strader passed
up at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, and Magenta at 8 P N
y to-day.
rs The General Quitman passed down at P. NJ to
to day. 4G 3 4- Et {
At River stationary.
ly LOUISVILLE, April l3.-Tobacco-good grades
es advanced. Flour-super6ne, ST. Oats, 44c
Corn, $50. Mess pork, s25 so. Bacon, shoulders
~ Dop
&c coffee 26c. Whisky 50 %. Cotton 31c
ed CINCINNATI, April l3.-Flour and wheat -ur
of changed. Corn and oats steady. Whisky dull a
al 81 %. Mess pork s25 so. Bacon dull and VI
y, changed. lr. "a j. .r
ofI [From Yesterdays Evening Papersl
esl New YORK, April l3-The Herald's Toront
nd special says that Murphy and his associates al
Nv kept guarded and handcuhed. Some citizens advt
re date lynching them. The hostility against til
y prisoners is intense. None but legal officers an
ns counsels allowed to see them. e....- T..
nv The widest excitement prevails in Cornwall an
~ when the buge sounded, volunteers ran to tf
Sc rendezvous, loading their way at double quic
,ct pace to the station. They were followed by a
for excited populace On their arrival, the repor
were in circulation that two companies of The Al
regiment had reyolted and taken possession of ii
town in order to cut their way to Portland.
.n Another report said that the Fenians had crosst
at Ogdensburg, seized train, and were advaneir
ICE upon Cornwall by steam Three companies sn
er, rendered without resistance Much indignation
&c felt that ex-Attorney General Mcdonald shou
=, defend them. Two companies OF infantry and
os battery of artillery had been ordered to Corhwa
of Mr.. Speedy, secretary OF the Hbernian socIet
al has arrived He was discharged on the origin
,of charge, but afterwards hela on charge OF CO
- spring to invade the peace of the realm. a stri
eo watch on all the main lines OF the tenian comm
nications is kept.
Surran Lameirond, the cashier Of the Poictie
rt branch bank of France, was arrested here eharg
ct with rohbng that Institution of $40 900. An a
~ plieation will be made for his return under the L
hs tradition treaty. The application will, it is e
aV- pected, be made on Saturday next. @
lie, New YORK, April l3-l2 M.-Cotton quiet at 8
to 3S3e. Gold l264e. fs.5 gSl s5s,.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Senate yesterd
was principally occupied with eulogies upon t
OF late Senator Foot. t " 4$+
IN HousE-A bill passed appropriating s25 900
Ind temporary relief, under the freedmen's bureau
"a destitute people IN the District of Columbia.
seu bill was also passed authorizing the President
not transfer ganboat to the republic of Liberia
Jw- a JOINT resolution passed. protesting agai
his pardons by foreign governments OF persons c'
~ picted of Infamous ohenses, on condition of til
y" smigrating to the United States.
sed NASHVILLE, TENN. April 1.-THE lecisiati
om- obtalned Quorum and passed the franchise !
act by an overwhelming majority.
~, NEW YORK, April I3.-Mr. Candeh, the mess
aug ger of the Rank of America, has been robbed
af. the suh-tressury building of $4,000. sa
r. From a compilation OF the provost marshal g.
s. erai it appears that $50 737 officers and men in
nee Federal army lost their lives during the war iff
.ba all causes.
Sn' The CFaeoY correspondent of the London ~
ave saws that sixty battalions OF infantry t@ehtyf
old squadrons OF cavalry, and ninety-six pieces q
ons tfierv aagreeating 1900 men arrived ~ heph
from iEaotzehick, three days mareh from the 81
N'S trian frontier ,,t,,.s !
9me WtgBISsToa, April 13.-The President j