New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
NUMBER IS.

a military officer who unjustly treated several Of
the tribe OF Ute Indians, and grossly insuited one
of their principal chiefs Fights have already
occurred, and several Of the Indians have been
killed.
MONTREAL. Oct. 27.-The news that Lynch, the
Fenian, had been sentenced to death causes much
discussion here. Another large lot of war mate
rial has been received from England.
BUFFALO, N. ", Oct 27.-An appeal is pub
lished in the E&orning papers here. for mass
meeting Of Feniaus, on Sunday night. 1t urges
resistance TO the execution of the FenianS, lately
sentenced to death il Toronto
TORONTO Oct. 27.-The other Fenian trials will
probably not eommenc before Wednesday. Mr.
Mckenzie, who is retained by the American con.
sui to defend such as are Americans, not being
ready for the trial.
MEMPHIS, October 2T.--The Argus and Com
mercial newspapers have consolidated
Cotton is coming in freely from the surrounding
country, but the dullness of the market is felt
deeply in all branches of business
COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct. 27.-CIoy Orr authorizes
the South Carolinian to say thai he is utterly and
unequivocay opposedto the constitutional amend
| ment, and win not recommend It's adoption BY the
| Legislature.
| NASHVILLE Oct. 27-The State convention met
| to-day. There was no enthusiasm, and not over
| one hundred persons were present. Edmund
Cooper presented resolutions adopting the Phia-
delphia platform and the Presidents policy, urging
the conservatives to perfect organization, pledg'
| ing resistance to the constitutional amendment
stgmatizing It's ratification by the Tennessee legls
lature as null and void, anappealing to that body
not to pass laws obnoxious to the majority OF the
people of Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Geo. D. Prentice, editol
of the journal, is seriously ill with bronchitis
His recovery is doubtful.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27-Dr. Robinson, of Utah
and superintendent of the only Christian Sabbath
school in Salt Lake City. was murdered by tn
Mormons on the oath. Gen. Conner, formerl
commanding in Utah. teegraphs that the gentle
of that city are panic stricken.
Arrived, steamers George Washington and Mel
rimack from New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The base ball mattel
this afternoon, between the Union Club, Of Mo-
rsana, and the Athletics resulted, after eight il
nings, in favor of the Unions. Scores 20 to az,
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 27-The Saratoga trail
while backing across the new bridge from Gree
Island, tonight, collided with the train which wa
crossing from this side. man on the saratog
train was thrown under the cars and horribly MI
tilated He died in half an hour.
II In the Court of Common Pleas, Iomppert, d.
posed mayor, vs. Lithgow, present incumbent, d
cision was rendered in favor Of Lithgow. TOM
pert carries the case to the Court of Appeals.
.e New YoRK, Oct. 2T.-Much excitement pr
in walls here among the Irish in consequence of Il
O. conviction and sentence of the Fenian, Lyme
: The common council have adopted resolutions
~ spirit Of humanity thatthe mayor, aldermen al
lg commonalty request the government Of Canada
in pardon and release Lynch and his associates, al
rt that the President be requested to unite in I
request.
The Berlin correspondence Of the Tribune sa
at on the 7h the chief surgeon of the Prussian arr
he left for Biaritz to consult with the physician
l. Napoleon on the possibility of operation.
ny dispatch has been received from the Prussi
40 embassy at Paris, saying there was no hope
n Napoleon. His death may be hourly expected;
Ike ToRoNTo, Oct 27.--John Nc Mahon, another
nian, was yesterday sentenced to be hung on
18th of December.