New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
nzAzKanrs--RzvRR NEWS


New YoRK, July 3.-The extensive stables of S,
c. Jackson, in Brooklyn, were burned last night
and many horses persisted in the fames Among
them was the Hambetonian stallion Mystery, val
ued at $4,000, Red Jacket, Sunshine and other val
liable horses.
Edward Cack, fireman, was run over by an
engine in the vicinity of the fire and killed.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Senate has during
the week rejected an unusual number Of the Presi-
dents nominations many of whom were soldiers
with bright records. Peter L. Foy, nominated for
postmaster at ST. Louis, Mo-, was rejected for the
second time
Senator Lane did not die Immediately. Leav-
enworth dispatch says he was alive at the latest
accounts, but unconscious and without hopes Of
| recovery
The Joint resolution authorizing the purchase,
for Eve thousand dollars, of the law library Of
James NJ Petigrew, of South Carolina, has
passed the Senate.
Congress has adjourned over until Thursday.
| WAsHNGToN, July "A letter has been re-
ceived here from Maj. Gen. Magruder, late of the
Confederate army, asking friend to intercede
with the United States government in his behalf.
| Writing from the city of Mexico, Magruder says
:" want permission to return to the United States.
The imperial government is doomed. 1t has no
money, and we must leave the country. Many
have already left. Price, myself, and few others
vet remain, but we must look ont for some place
to go to. There is no hope for anything mor'
- here"
HALIFAX, July 3.-The Cuba brings the follow
ing additional news:
The report Of the Jamaica commission of inqui
, ry had been presented to parliament. The com
missioners commend the prompt and energeti
g action of Mr Eyre on the first news Of the out
/ break, but condemn him for allowing martial lav
| to continue, after the outbreak had been sup
u pressed, and for not exercising proper contro
over those sent out against the blacks. There
no evidence they say, of an intended general il
surrection of the blacks. Mr.. Eyre is not to b
reinstated as Governor Of Jamaica.
communication from Paris states that tn
a United States Cabinet had made positive mol
intervention agreement with Napoleon as regart
J. Mexico, and that it is in the faith of this unde
j. standing the French troops are to be withdraw
IS Victor Emanuel has issued stirring NANTES
III to the Italians. He recapitulates the effect of
N last war on Italy and regrets that for suprel
at reasons the noble province of Venetia was tn
ii allowed to remain in the hands of the Austria
u, but favorable opportunity has now arrived
of accomplish the independence of Venetia, q
"a freeing her from Austrian rule. He chars
gh Austria with having assumed hostile a
M threatening attitude on the italian frontier
th disturb the pacific task Of reorganization IN Ita
in He has replied by again taking up arms,
be nevertheless had shown his desire for peace
,ill accepting the proposal for conference. Aust
ON having refused it affords fresh proof, III she rel
we on her strength that she does not equally rely
ud the goodness of her cause.
isi The manifesto concludes with patriotlc
ing claraton and expression of the assurance Il
italy has the sympathy of Europe, and hands o.
the Government of the State to the Prince of
nod rigpano, while he again takes up the eagles
The Gaeta, of Passgnano, of Palestrna and of Mari
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 3.-ScOtt, the command
of South Carolina, has issued stringent orders
Tue consequence of the increase in theft Vagrancy
on drunkenness among the freedmen, in which
bin 80 tIo +ntol 5;sraoar5 hv tho freedmep
keep their contracts must result in their dest
the ton and starvation unless the EVIL IS checE
sur. therefore, it is ordered that the men or VOL
of who neglect their labor shall be arrested and n
igh. to work on the public roads. Those convicted
cles non.capital crimes shall be imprisoned and c
Yard PEELED to labor as conVcts on the islands,
ctor sunset to sunrise.
Jan NEW YORK, July 3.-By the arrival Of
xpe steamer Northern Light we have later az
shfut from Central and South America. There v,
and excitement in Nicaragua over the disco yeri
most gold in the Cbsntales district. The gov ernm
is in Chill has forbidden Spanish subjects to ente
men, territory of the republic, and Orde' those rel
there " leave within thirty days. Another