New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01
NUMBER 299.


/ Consulting Engineer.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The restrictive regula-
tons adopted by the internal revenue Office Octo-
Der g. 1865, for the removal under bond without
the prepayment of taxes on taxable products or
manufactures within the limits Of the late insur.
rectionary States have been rescinded by the sec.
retary Of the treasury, so that manufacturers and
producers in those States will be allowed to ship
their goods under bond without the prepayment Of
taxes.
HousToa, TsxAs, July 81.-A dispatch from
Austin says that J. H. Bell, secretary of Texas,
has been notified by the President that the legis-
ture Tsuld be permitted to assemble without hin
drance on the 9Th Of August. Also that Throck-
morton would be insugurated soon after without
interference, as governor and that the President
has notified that orders would be given for the
| transfer of the State government to the elected
authorities.-
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-A report was made to
the freedmen's bureau, a short time ago, by its
agent at Annapolis Nd, of interference with tile
operations at that place by white citizens. Gen.
Howard presented the report to Gen. Auger, com
manding this military department, and asked for
company Of white troops to asast the agent in the
discharge of his official dutes. Anger referred
the matter to Grant, with whom Howard had a
personal interview. Grant declined to furnish the
troops on the ground that Maryland was not one
Of the late iGsurrectionary States in which the
army is required to support the bureau. and more
over he was opposed to the interference of the
military wherever it could be avoided such inter
ference only tending to increase the evils it att
tempts to alay and ezcites the people to increased
bitterness.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 31.-The American
steamship Ali ance three days and half from
Vera Cruz, consigned to Perkins q Hersey, crossed
the bar at II o'clock to-day. She left Vera Cruz
on the evening Of the 9th inst. Left in port
schooner Mai, Hardenberg master, to sail on the
Goth for New Orleans schooner Oriental otterson,
master, schooner Island Belle, Stockton, master
schooner Psquete de Tampico, all for New Orleans
French bark St. Denis apd schooner Ben. Will:
sailed for New Orleans on,the morning of the 27ti
: inst. There was no yellow fever at Vera Cruz
The Alliance brought the following passengers
]. B. Lowe, F. E. Adams, W. G. Williamson, l.
G. Wise, J. Postell, A. Campbell, F. Munson, N
J. Newton George Flournoy, W. Fournoy Virginia
Flournoy Oceana Flournoy, Eugenia Flournoy
Marguerite Flournoy, Marcus Flournoy, ]. j
OgIes, A. Coston, A. Despite, Raymond Chamond
N. H. Wilson, A. H. Levitt, NJ. Fitzwinter, Franz
Meak, d. Bouga, NJ. Maneston. J. Terry.
The following are the copsignees: Perkins 8
Hersey, Frederick Keintz, Fred Camerden, Aven
dano Brothers, Alfred Dacosta, P. Page, Mariana
Orosko and V. PeriIlot.
al SOUTHWEST PASS, July 31.-The steamship
er Raleigh, from New York, passed up at l13O n
Y The United States revenue cutter Hugh McCul
re och, from Brazos Santiago, with Gen. Sheridan
rs and staff on board, passed up at pm.
ch The lighthouse steamer Jasmin arrived down q
Is P. NJ and is at anchor abreast of the Hghthous
e. here.
The steamboat ANY One, which started to sc
m this morning has returned hefound the weathe
e- too heavy to proceed.
g, The bark reported this morning is still outsid
the bar. Two tugs tried to bring her in, but til
r. tide was too low.
r. There is very little rise in the tides now Win
Southwest light. Nothing in sight.
rs QUARANTINE, duly 81, P. M.-The steamshi
as Raleigh passed up at $3.50.
ne The steamship Alliance, from Vera Cruz, al
Is rived this evening, and ia in quarantine.
NEW YORK, July 3l-Gold closed at l49 Co,
pons of 49, 10s3; ditto Of 65, 1865; treasures l0i
KS @lO42.
ls- Cotton unchanged-sales 1900 bales receip
TO- for the week at all ports 5000 bales exports fc
Die the week to Great Britain 5000 bales. Flour III
changed. Wheat quiet Beef lower-new pla
's; mess l6@20o Mess pork S3l 56. Lard quie
ION 1910. in gold. Naval stores steady-rosin 80
ne Q1sS so.
.ol- The steamer China has arrived at Boston. Il
mt mails leave New FORK tomorrow morning for Il
1's South.
New YoRK, July 81, P. P.H-Wool quiet and rath
4e' low.
Es Arrived, steamer SedgWick from Galveston.
U. S. 6's of '67, 1893; coupons of 49,, 1Oss I
ent of '66, 1863; lO4Os, 9sI treasures, 104@l04
vas Virginia 6's, 65 Carolina new bonds, G3.
IND LOUISVILLE, July Sl.-Sales l55 hogsheads I
out bacco at full prices. Flour, superfne, SC I
lch Prime white wheat 80 40. Mixed corn 73c. Me
pork $32 Bacon shoulders l63C clear sid
the 2rsc Prime lard 2OBc. Whisky 81 25.
lty C1EoINNATI, July 3l.-Flour and wheat L
OF changed. Corn duh at &c. Oats 37@44
ra Whisky unchanged. Provisions active; sales 10
oV barrels mess pork at $685. 800, 600 lbs. bulk mea
Sc at l5@1I74c. Bacon sides l99c shoulders Lei
orr Lard dull. Cold l48
ing VIoKsBURe, July 3l.-Passed up: NJ s, Mepha
tae at A. NJ, and Armadio at P. NJ, and dow
ase W. H. Osborne at 12 NJ, and Fashion at P.
"nS YIN River stationary.
ls From Yesterdays Paperal
om- WASHINGTON, July 30.-The following is
epi- message of the Queen and The response of
ter President over the cable:
the OSBORNE, July %, 1856
To the President Of tho United StRteG washington:
her The Queen congratu Htrs The Pres dent on
to successful completion OF an undertaking VII
she hopes mayselve as an additional bond betw
49,. the United States and England.
,ars. I"p The following is the Presidents reply:
w" EXECuTI' E MANSION,
4E Washington July 80, 1880 4.
Her Majesty, the Queen Of the United Kingdoms Of q
mn, Britain and Ireland:
was The President OF she United States announ'
q in with profound gratiicauon the reception OF t
rain MaeBy's dlspatGn, and curdia ly recIpr0rates
+be hope that the CABLE which now unites the edstt
'l and western hem- phi res may serve to strength
Rer' and t. perpetuate peace and uni'y between
government OF England and the republic OF
rges United States. ANDREW JOHNSON
At NEW York July 3O.-Arriyed steamer sherid
rica F0urteep cases and four deaths by cholera
enty this civ; three deaths on Biack ckwels island
nder fourteen cases and eight deaths in Brooklyn
yery reported this moruiug,
anty o,ar, the cbaera subsidinr Three 81
radio cases Of yellow fever are reported in
any city.
. ~ - BURKE CLARK & TREPAGNIEE-We call att
~ ton to the card of the above named firm, v
. have established themselves as merchandise
NY kers at No. 2s Bank Place, and will devote tn
attention particularly to the sale Of proYisio