New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28
GOVERNOR GLIB, OF OREGON, OPPOSES
THE PRESIDENT. s7sarS
MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, ETC
Associated Press Dispatches. ]


zIt n.- Associated Press Dispa:ches.l T.
WASHINGTON March 27.-The President has
vetoedsthe civil rights BILL IS [i"
LOUISVILLE March 2s, l A. Mo details per
steamer China have yet been received. The East
ern wires are now burdened with an elaborate
veto message by the President, of the civil rights
BILL and there is prospect of its conclusion in
season for the Southern morning papers, and no
means of ascertaning its length at present, but it
probably contains several thousand words
e WASHINGTON, March 27.-The testimony taken
by the Reconstruction Committee regarding Vir-
gnia and the two Carolinas was reported to the
House and ordered to be printed. The testimony
indicates the acceptance of the result of the war,
but the opposition of the people to the extension
of political rights. The legislatures were en-
gagged in removing most or all obnoxious discrim-
nations between the whites and blacks.
(. Senator Foote is supposed to be in dying con-
ditlon.T 't
New YORK, March 2T.-The City Hall was
slightly damaged by FIRE to-day involving loss Of
$4,000. - 9&
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Gen L. E. Baker en-
tered special plea of his former connection rela-
tive to Mrs. Cobb. The plea was sustained, and
an order dismissing his sentence on his former
connection, will be passed tomorrow.
New YORK, March 27.-Cotton closed rather
more active at 4Oc. Flour dull and heavy. Coffee
dull. Sugar dull, Havana 1lac. Molasses dull at
4sc. Mess pork s2s. Money quiet at s to .
cent. Sterling exchange 1o7t. Gold l2st Stocks
| firm. "- tv f'4
The failure Of Calver, Penn y Co. is announced.
Dry goods paper is received with more. caution
on account of the decline in prices.
4 yIcKsBuRG, March 27.-The steamer Stohewall
passed up at P. NJ. The NJ. S. Mepham and
Henry Ames passed down at 6 P. N. Fe&
River rising.
NEW YORK March 27.-The royal mail steam
f ship China, from Liverpool the 18th, via Queens
town the 18th inst, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL March 1.-THE sales of cotton the
past week embraced 10000 bales, including
$1,000 to spectators and exporters at an advance
of d. the market closing buoyant.
The sales to-day, Saturday, amounted to 10000
bales. Middling uplands is quoted at 2Od.
LONDON, March l7.--U. S. 5.20's are quoted at
72!@72S. The bank rates reduced to U cent.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-Leaf tobacco lower
for common lugs sales, 1sO hhds. Flour dull at
| 81 for superfne. Mess pork firm at $24 Is, and
|
t Clear sides Ice. Sugar cured hams 2lsc. Lard
! in tierces, 1Sc. Corn, Sc Oats, 43c. Whisky
> unchanged and nominal at 80 rs.
t CINCINNATI, March 27.-Flour dull and lower
superfine 81. Wheat nominal-no sales. Corn
/, 53c. Oats 45c. Whisky 81 "a. Mess pork s25
A Bulk meats !c. higher. Lard lsc.
: SAN Francisco March 26.-One of the mos
/ severe shocks of an earthquake since October was
Salt 60 o1s fol Cow no (yr1v
d San Juan, San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento AM
/ Gillespie. The damage is reported only slight q
y the latter place.
n Arizona advices report the Indians very trouble
l. some Mining operations are very prosperous
Ii Mining shares have improved.
o The Republicans called meeting at Portland
d Oregon, to indorse the President, when Gov. Glib
a denounced the meeting as copperhead, and, wit
e Others left.
N From Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
: New YORK, March 27.-The Herald's Portlan
y special says very large and enthusiastic Fenia
u demonstration occurred last evening, which wa
e watched with much interest by the provncials as
ID sembled there awaiting the departure of the s
2 Johns steamers.
- The Eastport and Aristook. papers deny that til
Fenians of that section intend to invade the prov
)e nce Of New Brunswick ~
+" The Worlds Washington special says the Cor
d mittee on Ways and Means are preparing anoth
tax bill The only measure readyto report is til
u Of putting tax Of five cents per pound on cotto
e. They expect to settle other matters and report
I'd the House next week.
"a The bill increasing the number of cadets to We
~ ID Point will be reported in a few days.
eo The flying squadron fitting out for cruise
er the British North American coast will compr
m. seven vessels aggregatng eighty guns. 7
,st English vessels now in those waters aggregate G
-. :' hundred guns. France has also quite number
III vessels cruising among the West Indies and in
he Gulf.
~, New YORK, March 27.-The Herald's
of Janeiro correspondent says the grand attack
y. the allies upon the Paraguayans has not yet b
us made. The forces were confronting each ot
Tas on the opposite sides Of the Paraguay river.
in was expected the allied army would cross alb
,;r the middle of February, to make a formidable
49, saut upon the Paraguayan stronghold.
er' The allied troops numbered 25,0Oo; the ia
IS a guayans 80 GOO. Brazil had twenty-four
the vessels on the river. The Brazilians were hold
the meetings to encourage immigration there: 'f'
ers. The New York Herald says the Central Coun
ers of the Fenan Brotherhood continue tner ny mys
|, rious sessions, the proceedings oil WHICH A'
= ~. made public. u,.oriz;,o n,
tiles GlsoIsSATI. March 27--The Enquirer has p
chased the property between tne uazes.I VII e era
and the Mozart Garden, upon wicm @ 81
may magnifcent opera house and their pruning OH
.ha IL New VIZ YORK, March 27, l2a-cotton is nomina
snts. uncnangea. ;a,,s Wasbineton speciar saws
and The CommeioMr Mn,s,rittea nave made mn their
the Reconstrucs.on ~ So T .s,s tas,imnnv
the port, lncluuihsS So,snne u March 1.-THE steam
ting FoRTkEssd iasd here on The 23 inst. from Mob
=, short of coal, and sailed the Gath for New 70
; rs. on WAsH1SGroS, March THE Commissioner
zach Indian anaiLs s Sii +ha noaatsh JS;ansS
Ved. nearly starved, subssting ponies and dogs.
nt II The President has revoked the order dismiss
an from service Col. Rodney Mason, who surrende
but at Carksvlle.
tely Consul Anderson, at Hamburg, ADVISES tne
mss fusa by the cotton houses of all entries of hi
han tallow, or bones OF cattIe. ,,Fg tflf.5 Z.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture reports