New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

I AhGlLe t1e HuDgafi20S TO EeVOiufi0n.
The large arrivals of specie from America
caused better feeling, and reaction had set in
on the London stock exchange.
/ New York, June 6.-The steamer Moro Castle
has arrived. General Dulce, en- route for Spain,
sailed the same day on the frigate Isabel Catolica.
General Lersunde had taken possession Of the gov
ernment of Cuba.
NEw YORK, June 6-Cotton closed unchanged
at 55C940e. Flour less active Wheat dull and
heavy. Oats advanced &c. Coffee steady. Corn
heavy. Sugar less active at 11o712e, Molasses
| dull. Mess Pork more firm at $50 II-les Sterling
| exchange firm at Il0 Gold closed ataasl45 The
exports of specie to-day amounted t. E20. 900,
Government stocks quiet and rathg~ easier.
| Stocks lowers 20's fraction better, at e5S,
Private dispatches from England state that no
further failures had occurred and that speedy
final recovery was anticipated.
WASHINGTON, June 6.--The bill passed to insure
the keeping Of public money intrusted to disburs-
ing officers. A bill passed appropriatng s52 900
| for House contingent expenses.
! The testimony by the Constitutional Committee,
IN relation to the Louisiana tax and the condition
OF the Indian territory, was reported and ordered
to be printed
CINoISNAr1, June 6.-Flour in good demand;
trade brands slo 50 to slI 50. Wheat unchanged.
mess FofK SsO p. Lard 22c. Bulk meats inactive
demand at IL to lI4c. Bacon irmer; shoulders
l4}c., sides l74e., clear sides 19Ic Gold 14s.
ST. LOUIS, June G.-E Eheatfirraer and unchanged,
Corn 62 to 74c. Oats e to 45c. Pork and Bacon
unchanged Lard p to 23c. Whisky ia 25.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Tobacco brought fulI
rates for all grades. There were sales Of 2s1
hhds., Of leaf. Flour superfne, s. rs. Corn 6s to
s5e. Oats, 58c. Mess pork, s31 50. Bacon, shoul-
ders l33c., clear sides 1870. Whisky, g p.
YICEsBURG, June 6.-Passed down, Olive Branch
at P. NJ, and Henry Ames at 10A. N. Passed up,
Lizzie Gill at Pm. River falling.
QUARANTINE June 8.-Passed up this forenoon
steamers Evening Star, Morgan and Texas.
Passed up in tow this forenoon Russian bark
Mann, from Matanzas, with cargo Of Molassea !;
bark Abbie Franklin, from Boston, with cargo Of
ice; brig Queen of the Usk, from Cienfuegos, with
a cargo of molasses to order; schooner Brazos,
from Nautilas, with cargo of fruit.
Arrived this forenoon schooner Morris, from
Havana, with a cargo of moasses consigned to
Fatjo & Marks.
List of passengers per schooner Morris: Mrs P.
Democracy, Miss NJ. Yarci, Miss T. A. Yargam, v.
Cardena, Mrs. Fl. Masmon, Mr.. G. Egras, Mr.. NJ.
P. Ysto, Mr. T. @. Tisluh, Mr.. F. Glarossee.
Capt. Fronto, of the Morris, reports the'arrivaI
in Havana on the Sd inst, Of the Spanish frigate
Nasto de Folisi, with General Larisundi on board,
who assumes command of the Island of Cuba.
List Of passengers per British schooner Mai
from Vera Cruz, previously reported): Mr.. May
ra A. Merriman, G. Rainold, w. G. Hiegs, G. Ell.
Smith and family, Frank Lamet and family, Anto-
nio Lavine and family Mr.. Cardumossier and fam
y Andrew de Laniere, j. Rolice, wife and two
children, A. Cashiel, Antonio Behomme, J. Adams,
| @, Hectar and Mr. DnsWard.
, At Quarantine: Brig William Henry, Captain
Bernard, and brig Geo. Gilchrust, Capt. Gilchrust,
with cargoes of sugar from Havana.
rFrorn Yesterdays Evening Papersl
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The proceedings Of Con-
gress to-day were devoid of interest. Messrs. Pc.
land and Howard spoke, in the Senate, in favor OF
the reconstruction bill. The debates still con
tinue.
NEW York, June 5.-The condition of the choI.
era patients at quarantine is depGorable. The hos
pital ship Falcon is full, and can be cared
8 tor. Five vessels are quarantined within circle
of two miles, having on board either cholera, yell
low fever, or smallpox. A Clergyman and two
nurses sent on the hospital ship were all attacked
|, by cholera.
a The rumor that column Of Fenians is marching
= into Canada, is not confirmed. Sweeney is said id
be at MalOn, New York, but the probabilities gre
Of that the invasion ia at end. President Roberts
has however issued spirited address to the Irsh
If men, and promoted Col 0'Neill to brigadier gem
eral for gallantry.
r Arms belonging to the Fenians have been sdzed
IS at various points, and the United States govern
l. ment are using all efforts to preserve neutrality.
n Head Center Stephens declares the moremen6
- crushed,
~ y BUFFALO, June "a warrant has bee issued
q by the United States commissioner to a,prehend
Il the Fenian officers now on board the Mbhigan for
| examination before the commissioner who viii
decide whether they shall be held ff trial. A
5 writ of habeas corpus has been sered, but the
e trial is postponed to give Commando Bryson, of
IS the steamer Michigan, time to consul the govern
| ma inf uIItb or nfto
RICHMOND, June 5.-The United safes Court has
II met Judge Underwood made yplent charge to
the grand jury, denouncing Richiond as slave
trading city, and its press licenDus and treason
, able.
l. VIM. B. Reed asked, in beAlf of Jefferson
a Davis if it was proposed to ty him, dismiss the
% Indictment, or suspend it, Hnnessey, the assist
ant district attorney, was unptpared TO answer in
N the absence Of Chandler the tHtrlct attorney who
VI would be present tomorrow; not, Hennessey
at would answer, The court aiiolrned.
of WASHINGTON June 5.-fhe senate mas coh-
"A frmed Albert Elmore as c1lector of customs for
~ Mobile Ala and Joshua Hill, to SaVanE5n'
Ill The published statement give the public m DEBT,
less the cash in the treasury a. h ~ he
ne decrease of $4,000 D0f in Mg; me Gash III tle
rs treasury is stated at nearlySLoV'VuViOVo' =
' Stephens, the FeniGn lsaefe.
A large number of thecletical iofcs III 1he ae-
ia partment will be dischaSeu ehls liohlu'
HALIFAX. June B.-ghe Cunard mail steamship
;. Africa arrived ths asernoon from Liverpool, the
10Th, via Oueenstogl, the 9th ult,, en- route fol
postou y
It. LIyGapooI, NJ n, via Queenstown CottoI
clesed buoyant yesterday Saturday. The sales
70 amounted 100000 bales.
ie ToNnoN agy 27.-Consols closed yesterday a
rs s7087l; l. s 5;20's, 654C@654.
e. WAsaI,i7oN, June 6.--in the Senate yesterday
r Mr.. Edmlpds reported the House bill for the pro
=. lection IG passengers on the Western rivers.
nv The Hbuse passed the bill enabling the New
til York .pd Montana Iron Mountain and Manutaetur
to ing c5npany to purchase certain amount OF pup
ho iin lsrds not now in the market.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Tile following circular
III vssissued from the attorneys generals ONCE, on
on tfebth: By direction of the President, You are
igreby instructed to cause the arrest OF all prom
VI, aent leading or conspicuous persons called re
its 6aps when you have probable cause TO pehsFe
hg have or may be guilty of Vfolatienof the neutra
r. JAMES SPEED, Attorney General -
.4e MALONE, N. Y, June 6,--ien. Sweeney and Col
MeshaE have left for ST. Albans u is reported
Snsaris about to cross tonight on the Mississlquo
Al irnntier with 25O0 men and two generals; ll0l
,re Fenans ARE in town. and S0Qpsgulars of the Four
lto u s. Infantry e--... a,
onet in the neighborhood,
fol- Fenian reconnaissance starts out tonight in tn
daegton of Fort Coyngten. tits possible tigh
NAV fake place. Gen. Hanferman commands tn
rec routing party. Terrible, weather prevails.
in, NEW YoRK, June 6-SFecials report moaetaI
he lpanic in Montreal, There is the saving