New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28

New YORK, Sept 27.-Eveniug.- steamer
Vile de Paris, brought 658 500 francs in gold.
General Beauregard was passenger by her.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-Rey. Dr.. Hawks, for.
merly rector of Christ Church, New Orleans, and
bishop of Mississippi, died to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. pa dispatch says
Queen Emma will be conveyed home in the gov.
ernment steamship Vanderbilt, which was ten
dered by Secretary Seward, This has been con
tradicted.-ED. CKEsCENT.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. pa dispatch from War
saw, Ky, where ex-Provost Marshal Ferris was
taken from the steamer Gen. Buell., TO answer to
the charge of murder for hanging two guerrillas,
says it has been garrisoned by a company of sol
diers, by order of Gen. Davis, commanding that
| department,
New YORK, Sept. pa dispatch from Aspey
Bay says the New FoundIand telegraph lines
were very badly damaged by the equinoctia
storm. Gable news is momentarily expected.
Gen. Sweeney announces that he declines hav-
ing anything to do with the Fenian proceedings.
RICHMOND, Sept. 27.-Judge Ould has been
elected for the State Senate over John Tyler, Jr
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Intelligencer states
on authority that Chief Justice Chase and Judge
| Underwood have concluded that, because of the
legislation of the last Congress, the adjourned
court cannot be held at Richmond next month,
consequently the case Of Mr.. Davis cannot be
| tried.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-Commissioner
Newton of the agricultural department, in his
report for September, says that IN the first? or
preceding ] seven months of the present year
the receipts of cotton in Great Britain from
America were one million and eighteen thousand
| ho1 Of
averaged 343c. per pound, India 22c., and all
others averaged &c. The cotton crop for this
season is estimated at 1,SOO, 900 bales. One inte-
resting feature in the present report is the assump
ton lof the statistical relations with the South
The returns from that section of stock, as com
pared with 1860, are as follows: Horses G8 per
cent, mules 10, cattle Co. sheep so, hogs Sc per
cent. Sheep in Texas have increased 25 per cent.
All farm crops are remarkably fruitful.
Henry McCulloch, the present member, has been
nominated for re-electon,to Congress by the con-
servatives and Democrats of the first district of
Maryland.
Montgomery Blair has been nominated by the
conservatives of the fifth district for Congress.
1t is thought the Democrats will nominate Harris
for reelection.
7. ]. Rogers, of New Jersey, has been nom
mated by the Democrats for reelection to Con-
/ gress.
TORONTO, G. W, Sept. 27.-Seyeral regiments,
both volunteer and regular, have been ordered
into camp at st. Johns, near the Vermont line.
All government employees in the different depart
ments have been enrolled into the civil service
regiments.
| ST.. Louis, Sept. 27.--The first fair in Colorado
was opened at Denver on the 18th. The most at
tractiye feature of the fair was the numerous
specimens of ore from the different mines in the
territory. The agricultural products of Colorado
were well represented, and included some fine
species.
New YORK, September 27.-A Vienna telegram
of September IL says petition asking for the
removal of Hon. Mr.. Maltby, the United States
minister, on account of his neglect of the inte-
rests of American citizens there, is receiving nu.
merous signatures.
BosToN, September 2T.-Cholera has appeared
in North Adams in this State. There have been
eight cases and FIVE deaths in the past twentyfouI
hours.
NASHVILLE, September 27.-It is believed the
present favorable weather will soon remove the
! cholera. twenty-five deaths are reported there
from for the last twenty-four hours, and thirtee1
: deaths from other causes. The decrease inspires
business circles with confidence, and absentee
are daily returning.
New YoRK, Sept 27.-Evening. g.-Coupons o
49, 1lls; of '62, llli Of 65, lO8E lO-4Os, %.
Cotton closed strong with sales of 5000 bales
middling uplands 38c.; Orleans midd'4ing 4Oc
g Flour and wheat unchanged. Mess pork heavy a
e $S2 90 Lard heavy at 163@l9c. Sugar steady
muscovado lO2@l2c. Coffee dull. Naval store
a steady. Turpentine 66@s7o. Rosin s4@$9 5,
! Carolina 6's, 652@65g.
|, LOUISVILLE, Sept, 27.-sa'.e .es of 81 hhds. toba
lco at full rates. Flour-fsuperfne 50 50, ohoit