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The New York herald., 1866-05-29
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,Ss aoc,s % rss. pro... has been made N completing
the maps connected with the boundary survey under the
treaty Of washington, with copies Of e correspondence
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vas siopsd drecens Tue ~ ~, sc,ons,rs ~ ,h
Tni:s% s.ses he's ss.a .oa snssr h su.Sory the
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ths rendition Of public honou TO any of he traitor,
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n.,oy ~ me l.,s voter. sha ~ aeesred the en.,i,
& on u tbr state
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Imperial Reports from the
West Coast.
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nermosillo Captured and Pillaged
by the Liberals.
Frightful Atrocities Perpetrated
by the CaptOrs.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN MURDERED.
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Recapture Of tho Town by the
xmperialists.
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The Liberals Under Corona Defeated
at Sinaloa. e..
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The Mexican imperial Consul has received Official do
spaiches Mwaan Of May ls stating that Oh" bar-
ais alta ked the garrison OF Hsm slo the sih inst,
and after bloody struggle captured and piilag tho
town Tho imperial forces subsequently arrived, and
after killing hundred Of the liberals drove out tho
rest and captured nearly oil their booty.
Mr. Ainsa. American citizen, and Don ID. GonxAer,
Who refused to give forty thousand dollars To the berh
cause cruelty murdered, together With thirteen
Americans
Tho imperas defeated Corona at sInAloa. driving him
thirty Ave miles and killing one hundred and eighty men
aud capturing large amount Of ammunition
several wealthy families arrived here ON tho steamer
Continental who fed from the liberal rule.
Published accounts say that Of Hermosillo
tho liberals murdered thirty eight foreigners and nso
hundred CITIZENS who helped to defend the town
strong division OF imperiats started from hssatlan
ON the l6lhlast In pursuit of eorona
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t@rrsc tornado s~spt ID. b~s porsios q tbs
boroagh last evening N. inm~nss cgrsr.t brfxs
ss.sslns the IAsts~sssn rtss. a stssh sr-st. %.
bodily nned dlsisnre of sr fses The ss1 frIi
the dyer mass q ~ boy rto had last srosssd
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rhs - The tornado frvt from " e-~
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account OF the public debt were tsl, 800 ara
FUNDS IN TIE VAULTS OF rHE UNITED STATES
rnEAsURE1.
The following the amount Of funds held by the
United staes Treasurer the vaults in Warrington at
the close Of business on Saturday, May 26:-
United States noses legal tender smal.... S2i6
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

TIE MILITARY TAX ON COTTON TO BE RsrUNDED.
BY direction Of the secrstsry Of War General r. r
Cary Chief ouarermaster Of tho Department of Ten
nessce has been instructed refund the amount col
ected by order Of MaIor General n J. T. Dana a. mill
tasy tar OF ,wo dollars per bale on cotton ct Memphis
Tenn. Restitution will be made 70 the parties from
whom the amounts were collected, ther legal heirs or
tho properly constituted attorneys of
the same.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

port Maine, with $50 Americans to colonize in
Palestine.
The United States steamer Ticonderoga left
Lafa [Jata?l on the 29th nit. for Malta.
The American brig Zebra was boarded by
pirates on the China coast. The date of the oc.
currence is not given. The captain and two men
were killed and several we're wounded.
A United States company has got the consent
of the emperor of China to lay cable from
the Western Union Extension Company's line on
the north to Shanghai
A fearful typhoon had occurred between Japan
and Shanghai No disaster, however, had been
reported.
French admiral is awaiting the arrival of a
squadron to proceed to Corea.
It's proposed at Sidney, Australia, to levy a
duty Of shilling per ounce on the gold exports
The crops were not extraordinarily good or
the island OF some articles onIy half Of las
years crops was expected.
/ LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1O-Evening. Provisions are
declining. Cotton s quoted at 14?d, for mid
ding uplands. The sales to-day we're l0,00t
| bales
LONDON, Nov. IO-Evening. ng.-Consols, 8o3.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE following are the clos
ing prices Of American securities last evening
Erie 80; Illinois II; United States 5.2os. 90.
| QCEENETow.s, Noy. 1.-THE anchor line steam
ship Iowa from New York, October 27th, touched
here last night, en- route to Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
RalI Saturday Night,

The masked ball which was announced for last
Saturday night, came of agraeably to notice, and
attracted together, in spite of wind and weather,
larger turn out Of our youthful spirits than we
expected to see. Onr Latin population was well
represented The nnlusements Of the evening
were of the gayest character; and at midnight,
when we left the festivities, showed no signs Of
tagging. The ball was given by the "ConclaYe
Fraternite ? an order that is every day increasing
and extending their number, and we trust we shall
have the pleasure of witnessing many more of
their agreeable reunions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

THE ELDEST DAUGHTER At HoMR.-To be able
TO get dinner, to sweep the ROOM to make a gar
ment, to tend baby, would add greatly t. the
list of young ledy's accomplishments; Where
can we behold more lovely sight than the eldest
daughter of family, standing in the sweet sim
plicity of her new womanhood, by the side Of heP
toiling, careworn mother, to relieve and aid her!
Now she presides at the table, now directs IN tne
diyerts half score of little folks in the library
She can assist her younger brothers in their
studies; read the newspaper TO her weary iatner,
smooth the aching brow Of her fevered mother;
| Aiways ready with helping hand, AID cheerful
and blessing to the home circle, Should she be
called out Of it to originate home of her own,
would she be any less lovely or self sacrificing?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
collEsion on ale Tslver.

The steamers Fashion and Kate Kinney which
left here Saturday for yic1sburg and st. Louis,
respectively, eollided about twenty three miles
above the city, and disabled the starboard wheel
Of the Fashion. In this condition she was driven
ashore by the wind and yesterday returned to the
city on one wheel. The Kate Kinney was not in
jured and continued on her way. The accident
occurred while the Fashion was attempting to pass
Kinnhy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

The house of Mr.. Laurence Pasquier, corner of
St. Bernard and Claiborne streets, was entered by
three men at O'Clock on Sunday morning. and
5000 nclosed in an envelop and hidden away,
taken therefrom. They were pursued for some
distance, but finally made their escape. The en-
veop which contained the money was left behind
as token. The fact that was taken from the
place where it had been hid, argues that the pre-
misses must have been familiar to the thieves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

To Restaurant
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II O O TIL kE E P H r = i.
We would call the attention Of those intending TO occupy
Booths Restaurants and Bars the Fair stock of
Croctery, China and glassware,
which be found every article necessary for complete
for the largest Restaurant Bar, comprising
STONE CHINA PLATES and DISHES;
STONE CHINA COFFEE and TEA CUPS;
PLANIsHED TIN CEAF1NG DISHES;
PLANISaED TIN SOUP TUREENS;
PLANISHED TIN COFFEE and TEA URNs;
BRITTANTA METAL CASTORS and PITCHERS;
s... BRITTANIA METAL Table and Tea SPOONS;
SILVER PLATED SPOONS and FORKS;
IVORY HANDLED TABLE KNIVES
COMMON KNIVES and FORKS;
JAPANNED WATERS;
JAPANNED WATER COOLERS:
JAPANNED TUNBLER DRAINERs;
IRON ard CLAY FURNACES;
BAR DECANTERS and TUMBLERS;
BAR PITCHERS and PUNCH BOWLS;
For sale at the House Furnishing sto:e Of
SAM'L E. MOORE & CO.,
% Carp and l6 Common str, cts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

WASHINGTON, Nov. u.--Mcssrs. Hillyer and
Lowry, who were appointed by the legislature Of
Mississippi, Immediately before its adjournment,
to proceed to Washington, as delegation to en-
deavor to procure the release of Mr.. Davis on
bail or on parole, have arrived here. They have
sent request to the President for an interview at
which they may present to him the memorial
adopted by the Legislature upon the subject, and
urge upon him its favorable consideration.
1t is expected that the President will grant them
an interview tomorrow, and the indications are
very strong that the object they seek will be
attained.
It is stated that already the promise of more
than one cabinet officer to support the efforts Of
the delegation, has been obtained. This cannot
but greatly strengthen their case, and warm hopes
have consequently been induged in BY those who
believe this report on the subject to be true.
The Grand Jury Of the District Of Columbia have
found true bill against Sanford Conover who
stands indicted for perjury and subornaton Of per
jury in the investigation into the charge sought tc
be brought against Mr. Davis, of completely in tht
assassination Of the late President Lincoln.
Gen. steednan, who has been spoken of as tht
successor Of Mr.. Stanton in the office Of secretary
of war, isnow in the city; but nothing further il
known on the subject. Ella.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

PHoToGRAPH1o.-Mess Turner & Cohen, No.
81 Camp street, make a request, in another
column of this mornings CRESCENT, that their
patrons who require work finished before goth
inst, should call before Il O'Clock noon on the day
of the Inauguration Of the Mechanics and Agri
cultural Fair, to enable their employees to attend
the inaugural ceremonies We commend their
course for the adoption of all business houses,
that our great fair may have due attention from
all at its initial ceremonies.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
70 car Patrons.

consequence of the Grand Inauguration of the LoUIs
ANA STATE FAIR, would respectfully suggest our
friends and patrons, and those who may require
work establishment finished before the 20h inst
to call BEFORE TWELVE O'CLOCK, CNoOn) as we are
desrou that Employees may person the naugu
raj ceremonies.
Trusting the above will meet the kind approval of our
friends patrons are respectfully the pubIics most
TURNER & COHEN,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
New Orleans, November 70, 1866.
N. B.-The Gallery will be open usual WEDNESDAY
MoRSING, when will be prepared to finish Pictures
heretotnre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

An old bachelor being laughed at BY party Of
pretty girls, told them, you are small potatoes"
I'VE may be small potatoes cried enc OF tneh'
"hut We are sweet Ones.R
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Whatever other people may think Of the religion
Of our first mother, Adam thought her EYe-Sh-
geIical
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
StEks and CEo0fcs.

l. A t e S t S t VI E S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
posi- G1aJcc oTfoR6ce.

In, tpar notice the Mss the New Orleans Post Office
will be closed as follows;
Mails k,orth East West Close daily NJ, N. o.
JACK son, Ead G. N. r. R.
Mails for Bey st. Louie Pass Christian Mississippi City
MOBILE ssizas, Montgomery and Atlanta close daily at
liam.
Brasear etc. va opeOusas Railroad, daily except Sundays
att o'cl pcb =! If
Galveston udAanoa and Southern and Western Texas Mails
By Morga steamers, Wednesday, Fridays and Sundays,
Rt7A. NJ.
Mails far TatchsH Baton Rouge ETC. by Atlantic and Gsis
sippi stearnt rs. daily, except Sundays, at 3P NJ
Coast Mails for Offices far up the river Bayop
Sara by seat stourche, Wednesdays at a. NJ and
MANS for Northeast er Geas and Red River twoetly at
O'Clock
Masfer opschts lsver Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
O'Clock P. II.
OFFICE HOURS opsae A. NJ, coses4 P n. Tbs Gen,
erl Delivery and Delivery viii be kept Until
9P ~.
r. ". TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

GENERAL srEEDMEN IN WASHINGTON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Hew a couple of infant statues out of a log, if
you would have a representation Of The baoes IN
theiwood.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Their Silks and CIoaks
Have been bought after the --latest FAN Styles had made their
appearance in Paris
The above GOODS, together with the balance Of their
numerous Stock arc offered by them Cost and Under
Cost, as the Goods have to be Sold.
Ctv and Country Buyers respectfully requested to
give US call themselves tina: what adver
se is the strict truth ...z.
F. G. BARRIERE & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Having been appointed by hsExcelency Gov Wells agent
and Commissioner to represent TIE interest of the State
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris in
1867 respectfully inform all residents Of this desou
of exhibiting Machinery Produce etc. the Expo
sition that will mpart all information within my reach
facilitate the forwarding Of packages TO the place of destna
nation if addressed hssubiac through PoBtocebo 62
New Orleans. , ,,,,,,r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
BeEtlpss C9s6 Rubber Goods.

EPeEEGRss Cg2GcE Rubber Goods.
We have in store and will sell at low figures Wholesale
1o,OOD feet RUBBER Betting.
GO00 :. =. HOSE
5000 pounds !. PACKING
500 sheets BOILER IRON,
10000 feet GAS PIPE, from 4 to inch
"A large Assortment Of
PIPES, FITTINGS. BRASS COCKS, ETC.
1000 COOKING AND HEATING $, OWES.
Merchants invited call and examine prices CT the
above and our stock generally.
BOSTICK g. SEYMOUR,
Wholesale Dealers in Hardware and Ship Chandlery
Sc and IS Fulton street. IS and 81 Front street,
between Poydras and Grayer streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
F. G. Barriere & Co.,

Inform their numerous friends and the public that they
have just received per Fire Queen, Great Variety
of GOODS, among which are the following
a Splendid Assortment
-oF-
DRESS SILKS and CLOAKs.
SILK PARASoLs and UMBRELLAS.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS.
PURPLE PRINTs-34 and A.
80, l03 and I20-inch WHITE and PINK BoBBINET
very Clear Mesh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
7ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE N. 0. CRESCENT.
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MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION IN WASHINGTON IN REFERENCE 70
RELEASE OF mr.. DAVIS.
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Interview with the President Expected

Indications Of a Favorable Reply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
ERarIS


UNIVERSAL ExHIBITIoNLes7.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
Another Fenian Sentenced to b,
Hanged in Canada.

OTHER CASES POSTPONED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
E'eE&&ng.
T. ELTING. FELTIN G

# T. l. T L N G.. T I1LTIN. G .
Having heen appointed sole Agents New Orleans
LOWELL FELTING MILLS ee are prepared to al orders
extent this material celebrated for the many yaIu-
able uses to whchit Is adapted
Forpaeng between the pankng and sheeng of seagong
it nyauable, consider it only necessary
call The attention Of ship builders chip the fact
that IT can now be had this city.
It's also extensively used radiation from steam
boilers and pipes ofeither high low pressure, variety
resisting perfectly the action of the temperate due melted
lead.
Another variety is made expressly to put under carpets
giving peculiarly pleasant tread increasing the durability
and preventing great the rising Of moisture
through floors near the ground.
HOnseksepers having once used, will not do without it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
LORD DERBY ON RELATIONS WITH THE U. STATES
The Great Reform Meeting in London.
RESURRECTION IN BARCELONA AGAINST
The NARvAEz GOVERNMENT.
THE CzARoWITz AND PRINCESS DAGMAR MARRIED
EEJoEC1N G&--= PARDON
REMISSION OF TAXES.
Arrest of Members of a Secret
Political Society in Paris.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT FURTHER PROROGUED.
AMERICAN VESSELS BOARDED BY CHINESE PIRATES
CAPTAIN AND TWO MEN KILLED.
9TH ERs w o UNDED.
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THE CHINESE EMPEROR CONSENTS TO THE LAYING
OF A TELEGRAPHlC CABLE.
FRENCH PREPARATIONS AGAINST CoREA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
THE CHINESE EMPEROR CONSENTS TO THE LAYING
OF A TELEGRAPHIC CABLE.

FRENCH PREPARATIONS AGAINST coREA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
SUPPORT OF CABINET OFFICERS OBTAINED

True Hill Against Sanford Conover
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
Geo. W.. .EEOR1DGtsE,

UPHoLsEERER, IL Royal Street.
Carpets made and laid short noce Plain and Lambre-
qun Curtains made in the --latest Style and every descrp
tiOn Of UPHOLSTERY WORK DONE WITH NEATNESS
AND DISPATCH and on the most reasonable terms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

B' r. o Nj A u SIS TR LIZA,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

MARKETS, SHIPPING, RIVER NEWS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
DO X'oW Eg"csrat

ANY SIGNS PAINTED TODAY
Ply
W. E. UNIACKE?
Particular attention paid to SCRIP SIGNS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
The Baltimore Election Difficulties.

EXTRA SESSION OF TIE MARYLAND
LEGISLATURE EXPECTED.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
.qGDert -Ly0ae7S ScHs0oE,

.aGbers Ly0se'S .ScA0oE,
cHArAwA. PIKE coUNY, Miss1ss1PPI.
New Orleans and jackson RaIlroad.
Rev ALBERT LYON English and the Classics
ROBERT j. PERKINS, Mathematics.
JOS c ROBERT, Natural Sciences.
Rev JOHN HEWITT Assistant in English aaa the Classics
Miss F. MCGOWAN, History and Geography.
ALPH. MAGNAN, Modern Languages.
--, Music
The complement for the animal session is Fixed at
seventy-fve
Number present Nov, 3 seventy two.
Vacancies will be filed Of application which, be
recorded mnst be accompanied by an advance payment
w s. COYLE, ESD, l42 Graver street
Membership grsnted only those will continue
close of the session,
Catalogues of gerer1 information may be obtained Of
ROBERT PITEIN Esq ISand Camp street. New Orleans
or by addressing
JOSEPH c. ROBERT, Registrar,
ohatawa, Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Interesting General Intelligence
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

FoE APALAeHICoLA.-The fine steamship Tap
pahannock, Capt, H1ckins, will leave for Apa-
achicoa direct saturday, 17tIl inst, at O'Clock
P N. She will receive freight for all points on the
Chattahoochee River as far as Columbus, Ga. Her
agents are Messrs, Merritt Dunham. MrKimeII &
Co, No. At Car9ndeles street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

For PENSACOLA AID APALAcHIcobA.-To-m
row at 6 o'clock p D., the steamship Beaufort
Capt. Baker, will leave for the above named
ports. The Beaufort will sign bills of lading
through to Columbus, Ga, and all points on the
Chattahopchee River. For freight or passage,
apply to Messrs. Merritt, Dunham, McKinneu q
Co. No. A Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
To Restaurant

F. G. BARRIERE & CO.,
l35 Ca al 5treet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

BY THE ATLANTIC GABLE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02

Central Railroad Bank 90 ;
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company.-.ao
Bank Of Middle Ga......Io
Marine Bank-...---.--..-.-I0
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02
Toour Advertislne Patrons.

In a few DAYS we will have reached the close OF
the first three months Of the present volume OF
our paper. Attic end Of that time number Of the
advertisements which now appear in our columns
will expire BY limitation. We would be gratihed
10 have them rene,ced and brought forward. We
have endeavored TO make il profitable 10 those
who favored us. and doubt not we have succeeded.
We do not think we exaggerate In saying that our
circulation is larger beyond the limits Of the city
than any other paper published in Nashville. We
endeavor TO make our advertising columns inter
esting-as we know they are prohtabie-to the
reader. Nothing has been more certainly demon
sraned than the practcability Of such investments
on the part Of the business world. IL is evident
the most successful men in trade we're those who
have advertised most literally. 1t is regarded as
an unerring indication Of thrift and. without
stopping to explain the philosophy of it. the
public are disposed 10 buy where there is the
greatest Indication Of enterprise. The spring
trade is about opening. New houses and new in
teress are sprngtng up at the various points from
which the trade to this market is drawn. The
present is n propitious time for a liberal system
of advertising.
Wecan furnish as good n market as Louisville
or Cincinnati. and our business houses we know
are prepared 10 demonstrate the fact. The bIsl-
ness men Of those two cities understand. however.
the Importance Of keeping themselves before the
public through the columns Of their respective
journals and the business men Of Nashville
should profit by their example. We can say
furthermore. that there is no city North or South
Of which the advertising rates are cheap as they
are In Nashville.
We give notice to those whose time is about ex-
pring that our Agent, Mr.. CAMP, will call on
them in person and renew their contracts TO
whatever extent they may desire.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Star Of last even
ing says Mrs. ]. g. Swishelm was dismissed on
Monday by the Quartermaster General, with the
approval of the Secretary of War. for disrespect-
full language against the President in Saturdays
edition of the newspaper which she edits, CThe
Reconstruetionist,) This is the second dismissal
from the Office for hostility to the Government A
short time ago Miss Lathrop was dismissed for
uttering disrespectful language towards HE Pres
ident.
Maximilian's agent is floating about Washing
ton in a very unobtrusive way.
At the request of Mrs. Lincoln, the United
States Treasurer has invested the $22O appro-
priated by Congress in $50 gold bearing bonds.
The air has been thick with rumors during the
past few days Of disagreement between the
President and Secretary Stanton. There is the
highest authority for saying that Mr.. Stanton fully
approves the Presidents action. and the entire
cabinet are unit. The President is fully sus-
tanned by his cabinet